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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
6
Fragmented German press reports warn of potential actions against the Berlin colony as Berlin and Washington face strained relations. The tone notes pessimism about a possible break while stressing public caution and the risk of a wider crisis.
London reports a German front correspondent noting changed German treatment of American papers and people. He describes Americans being mistaken for others, a German commander hosting dinner with an American guest, and presenting a splinter from an American shell as a souvenir.
The Telegraaf cites Gert casualty lists with Prussian losses at 1 083 000. Navy casualties report 56 airmen with 35 wounded 10 missing. Reports note a London air raid killed six, including Mrs Eleanor Wills 75. St Paul to New Orleans barges to operate in August. Bartlesville zinc smelters grant 15 percent wage increase. Pythian Sisters convene in Galena Illinois in June 1916. About 200 delegates attended the Galena gathering.
The text discusses Washington weighing recognition of a Mexican government, referencing Villa and Venustiano Carranza, and U.S. policy remarks. It notes cautious action and potential future steps in the wake of political turmoil in Mexico.
New York chief executive Schwab faces private detectives after threats during a quarrel over war munitions exports to allies. He severed trade with the Allies and reportedly gave his son seven million dollars. Blair dies aged 70 with two sons each receiving seven million at Christmas. Springfield votes on commission form of municipal government after prior defeats.
A rumor filled report describes Hobson seeking inquiry into alleged wartime infractions and requests for international law guidance. Sir Edgar Speyer arrives in New York with family for a short holiday amid political resignations and disloyalty accusations. Confederate parade scenes in Redman Virginia recount thousands marching with rebel yells and cheering the Stars and Stripes.
Le Roy Kelsey of St Joseph Missouri was elected grand chancellor at the Knights of Pythias Missouri annual convention held in Kansas City Missouri.
Tony Jannus and Frite G. Ericson of Duluth have been placed in charge of a new aeroplane factory at Toronto Ontario with a contract to build 1000 aircraft for the British government.
A U S court refused an injunction to dissolve the Steel Corporation, ruling the field for competition open and that Sherman Act violations were not proven. The decision upholds business freedom while noting ongoing investigations and the legal debate over corporate restraint.
Fragmentary report describes a child with two heads and multiple limbs born alive, with weight details and medical notes. Text shifts to a Japanese officer arrest and a European press bureau setup involving Yuan Shikai and Dernburg, amid scattered names and places.
Mayor W. Wolf of Selon resigns from office after being jailed in Johnston County following the shooting of Editor Kreiger in a political quarrel on Selon streets. An earthquake in Munich caused damage to the observatory instruments and rattled city windows, prompting residents to flee in night clothes.
An article extols a supposed Pellagra cure claiming dramatic results and divine reward. It cites a patient praising the remedy and urges immediate use, with a warning not to delay and a note about a refund if the cure fails. It mentions the Avbrie American Compounding Co. offering the remedy from Jasper, Montana.
The piece collects humor and stray lines about church attendance, fashion, poetry, politics, jokes, and everyday conversations. It riffs on social habits, dialogue, and casual observations, mixing satire with clipped vignettes and witty asides about life, noise, and language.
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