Orduna Incident Deepens U S German Tensions
Officials weigh whether German submarine actions violated warnings and international law as the Orduna was attacked while passengers slept. The case could shape a forthcoming U S note to Germany and influence a firmer posture against attacks on neutral vessels carrying Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dors
State Department
Scon
Americal
Geri
Caramander Ox
Or- Gone
Orduna
Imatune
Lepalng
Lansing
Ann
Witwon
Ins
Germany
Anen
Wart
Gerard An
America
Diplomatic Warning Over Inversions of Principles
The passage warns that any future inversions of the principles the United States defends will be treated as hostile acts. Such conduct would strain or endanger ongoing diplomatic relations and complicate international engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Captain Taylor Tells His Story
Captain Taylor presents Cunard line’s report on a July 9 torpedo attack near Queenstown. He cites lookout alerts, torpedo pass within ten feet of the stern, and submarines surfacing about three-quarters of a mile away. The ship altered course, endured shells, and an emergency response arrived hours later aboard the Jeanette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Taylors
Cunard Line
Marconi
Queenstown
Jeanette
Iver
Blue Island Sayer Caught In Murder Case
Police announce they have captured Casimir Ardy in connection with the murder of Jacob Messich and his family in Blue Island on June 6, 1914. The crime occurred in their home with an axe, and a border, Ardagawaki, had fled prior to discovery. Officers will depart for the residence with the accused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casimir Ardy
Revrak
Jacob Méslich
Buffato
Ardagawaki
Marye QuapriSed A' Story Of Resignation
Petrograd July 17 Vic London George T Marye Sr the United States ambassador to Russia expressed surprise at a circulated report of his resignation He denied planning to abandon duties and said he will continue serving at the embassy returning to Petrograd in the summer Marye noted the rumor origins and his intention to stay in place.
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Petrograd
Vic London
George T. Marye
United States
Russia
America
Audi &Atep
Mia
Marys
Barefoot Babe Burns Feet On Hot Zink Plate
Mary Horn two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs H C Horn 298 West Fourth Street stepped from rear steps onto a hot zinc plate left by the sun. She burned both feet badly and flesh dropped away in places. Dr J W Bowers treated and dressed the wounds.
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Mary Horn
H.C. Horn
Weat Vourth Street
J. W. Bowers
All Straw Sailors Discounted and More Bargains
All Straw Sailors discounted 20 percent. Men's one dollar black pin seal Belts with German silver buckles at 50 cents. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs at 50 cents. Palm Beach Silk Hose twenty five cents. Wayne Knit Hose 15 to 25 cents. White and fancy wash four in hands twenty four and a quarter. Athletic Union Suits 45 cents. Tubular four in hands twenty four and a quarter. Auerbach crepe four in hands 30 to 40 cents. Manchester Shirts one dollar. Keyston e Pad Garters twelve and a half cents. Blue Serge Coats unlined sixty cents. Children's wash suits fifty eight cents. Many thousands of similar values.
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Japan
Palm Beach
American Palm Beach
Shaw
Wayne
E. & W. Fassette
Nainsouk
Athletic Union
Manchester
Patterson-Fletcher Company
Knights of Pythias officers plan strike sway impact
The machinists union in Bridgeport contemplates a possible strike that could affect up to twenty thousand workers, with hod carriers and bricklayers potentially joining. Leaders insist a general walkout would not occur unless needed, denying public alignment with munition plants and German influence framing the action. Efforts continue to recruit nonmembers while local manufacturers weigh negotiation over an eight hour demand to avoid widespread disruption.
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Unim
Bridgeport
Vincent
de Fateu
List Carticén’ Union
Rominator
Sage
Murderer in Prison: Frank Wounded and Death Threats Reported
The report describes Krinke’s remark to a doctor after an attack on Frank at the Fulton county jail, his transfer to a hospital, and the commutation of his sentence by Governor Eaton. Warden Smith faced questions over the incident while Frank expressed fearlessness, saying he is not afraid to die if he must.
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Frank
Krinke
Frank Wank
Fulton County
Smith
Sam Harry Bersuac
Warden Smith
Creen
Frank Wan
Aaleess
Msavq
Tam
Franz
Pay Iintendent Smith
Woodmen lodge plans 20th anniversary celebration
Edwards camp No 312 Modern Woodmen of America marks twenty years on August 6 with an anniversary event. Wayne township assessor Edwin W Miller chairs the arrangements. The committee aims to make this the biggest lodge affair in the city and plans to send delegates to the convention with district leaders invited to attend.
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Delagaiva
Candi
Elks Picnic Plans and Shrine Band News
Rates and invitations noted as accepted. The Bika lodge commissary buys 400 spring chickens for the Elks annual picnic at County Treasurer J Herman Bueter’s home next Sunday. The Mizpah temple band presents a living cup to manager C D Wheeler who departs for Philadelphia. Woodcheppers Boyer club sets annual event at Ponter Park on August 29, composed of Modern Woodmen members.
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Bika Lodge
J. Herman Bueter
Elks
Mizpah Temple
C. D. Wheeler
Wheeler
Philadelphia
Clesa D. Wheeler
Hiere
Mizpah Shrine
Woodcheppers’ Boyer Club
Ponter Park
Woodmen Lodge
Remington Emploes Ready to Strike
Union and business manager statements indicate Remington employees are prepared to strike continuing from page one. The article notes tensions between the union and management over labor terms and conditions, with potential disruption pending further negotiations.
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Remington
Garment Workers Strike Averted In New York
The 18 000 members of the Children’s Jacket makers union were set for a Monday walkout but a strike was averted. The Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America announced that committees are progressing toward an immediate adjustment and a satisfactory settlement of the issue involved.
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New York
Mirika
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
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Nein Anenanes
Count von Bernetuxff
Berlin
Wilson
Orduin
Twa
Alice
Noabraskan
Alana
Damaxen
Captain Taylor
Blue Island
Sayer
Marye
Babe
A. Kerman
Stephens Fur Co
West Wayne Street
Over Central Grocery
Roxford
E. & W. Loisette
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Clothcraft
Tiffany
Knights OF Pythias
Pheonix Lodge
Knighta of
Pythias
J. M. Zollars
J. J. Steinman
O. B E. Tvarty
Mumma
F. W. Museer
Alfred Mitchell
G. H. Randolph
Army
J. H. McNamara
Continvet
Evansville
George B. Compton
Woodmen
Wuestar Honore
MPRA
Saya
Beedle Suite
Fort Wayne
Schubert
the Dry Cleaners
Dyers
East Main Street
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