German admit Nebraskan torpedo attack. pays damages
Berlin confirms the U S steamer Nebraskan was torpedoed by a German submarine off May 25 and apologizes for the act. Washington demands compensation and states the attack was an unfortunate accident not directed at the United States.
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World News Flashes From The Wire In July Reports
Reports from Stockholm protest Swedish commerce harassment in London with Norway and Denmark backing the stance. London notes German cruiser Koenigseuer destroyed by British forces after sheltering in the Mall river, with bombs dropped from planes per admiralty briefing.
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WEGRO KILLED BY POSSE NEAR COCHRAN
A posse in Wetnee Muyabot county killed Peter Jackson, an accused killer, after a barricade and exchange of gunfire. Reports vary on subsequent killings of others including W.S. Hogg and Decer Lawem. A separate item notes Senator Thomas of Kansas seeking Bernie support, and other dispatches cover a resignation denial, a fire on a German pier, and a birth in London.
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Wilson to reply soon Edison to aid the U S
Washington July 15 The first official note on handling German U S tensions came in a telegram from Cornish New Hampshire to Secretary Tumulty saying a reply will come soon to clarify the governments position Secretary Tumulty released President Wilsons message stressing close study and forthcoming personal conferences in Washington with the cabinet and secretary of state Edison to head civilian inventor advisory board for a new military bureau to develop devises for modern warfare without pay and to assist naval officers with innovative solutions including submarine warfare concerns
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Lawson Denied New Trial in Labor Leader Murder Case
Trinidad Colo July 14 John R B Lawson labor leader convicted of murder in connection with strike disorders was denied a second trial by Judge Granby Hillyer in district court. Lawson sentenced to hard labor in state penitentiary, maintained his innocence and claimed prosecution was corporation driven and a travesty on justice. Austrian Attack Fairs Nish Servia July 16 Violent artillery fire directed by Austrians against Servians on the Danube front. Austrians tried to take the island of Mycheroka but failed. Swedish Schooner Hits Mine Copenhagen July 16 The Swedish schooner Daley carrying coal from England to Sweden was blown up by a mine of the Aland Islands. four men drowned. Mrs Blake Is a Mother New York July 1 Mrs Joseph Blake, former Mrs Clarenns F.L. Mackay, now married to the chief surgeon of the American ambulance hospital in Paris, is mother of a girl. Triplane Carries Twenty Men London Bay July 16 German army aviation has built six new giant airplanes, each to carry 20 men. Powder Mill Blown Up Louisville Ky July 14 Three men dead and four badly hurt at United Barrel Powder plant near Jefferson town. Closed Bank Head Rich Untontown Pa July 14 Josiany Thompson, affairs placed in receivership when First National Bank of Untontown closed, owned coal lands valued at 8 067,780.
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Britain Defies Strike In Rhondda Coal Mines
July 17 report shows Welsh coal districts idle except for two small colliery outfits. Miners vetoed government wartime labor act proposals by a vote of 160 to 11, with 5,050 in favor and 41,600 against.
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Thaw Found Sane by Jury After 48 Minute Verdict
Harry K Thaw won his nine year fight for liberty as Justice Hendrick approved the jury verdict finding him sane in the Stanford White murder case. Bail set at 35 pending state appeal. Thaw greeted jurors, then prepared to visit his mother and California exposition.
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Germans Take Przasnysz In Northern Poland War Fast
Berlin reports German troops captured Przasnysz, a Russian held town in northern Poland, with 2400 prisoners and eight machine guns. Advances also include the Olezanka heights northwest of Suwalki and positions east of Kansza near the Hobr river.
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Wright Edison advisory board named by Daniels
Orville Wright to join Thomas A. Edison as civilian advisers on naval aviation and undersea craft in the United States Navy's new inventors advisory panel. Edison to focus on submarine development, Wright on air vessels, promising a strong combined expertise for the Navy.
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Washington trip invite for underage farm girls contest entrants
Obso arin girls under 18 may enter state agricultural contests with entries graded on material, baking, and presentation. Also reports on veterans plans for Lookout Mountain memorial, highway naming debates, university spending scrutiny, and a constitutional amendment petition drive.
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Impression He Makes in Society and Power
A Columbus Ohio Journal excerpt recalls vanity among boastful men. It contrasts adult claims of influence with childhood honesty, noting how boys once joked about stealing coins, implying that true power may be overshadowed by humble origins. The reflection ponders character over status.
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Question Raised on Insurance Firms Right to Sell Workmen Policy
A state hearing before the Industrial Commission examined whether pension insurance firms in Ohio may issue and sell workers compensation policies. Aetna Life Insurance Co of Cleveland argues changes to commission rules shut them out of solicitation. The suit seeks to cancel or modify the policy rules as the company presses to offer alternatives to state plans.
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Courtship on the Court: He-So Judge Proposes to Alice
The judge proposed to Alice last night and she agreed to consider the offer. He asked for time to think and gave her sixty days to decide.
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Descriptive Sketch by a Young Author on Water
A child’s writing describes water as a white Nauld that turns completely black the moment you put your bends in it, offering an innocent, flawed perception of color and clarity. The piece illustrates early language development and imaginative interpretation.
Dresden bank cashier vanishes as depositors worried
John Hornung, cashier of the Dresden National Bank in Zanesville, disappeared after leaving Monday afternoon and not returning. Officials, his wife, and the sheriff seek him while bank examiner H C Blackman takes charge. bank closing cited for investigation. Depositors are told they will not lose funds. stockholders face potential assessments.
Dairymen Are Found Guilty in Oleomargarine Case
Three officials and an agent of the old Capital City Dairy Co. were found guilty of defrauding the federal government of oleomargarine taxes totaling about $1,000,000. They face fines up to $10,000 and up to two years in prison. The defendants, tried on two indictments including conspiracy, were on trial since June 22.
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Dog Fatally Injures 12 Year Old Girl in Garage Accident
Lima-Mary Bushong, 12, daughter of John Bushong, was fatally injured when a heavy garage door fell on her. She suffered a broken jaw and internal injuries in the incident.
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A Plain Defense as Lawyer Replies On Charge
A lawyer defends his client in a theft case claiming the accused merely weighed with a stolen pair of scales. Minnesota corn yields average 35 bushels per acre while Salton Sea area reports enormous carp yields.
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