Paroled from Owid Reformatory in Arcadia Region
The state board granted paroles to reform inmates at Owid Reformatory, with most prisoners to leave within three weeks. Names of parolees and appointing counties are listed, along with details of other local incidents including a major fire damage, a suspected assault, a fatal accident and a railway ticket theft.
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State Board of Administration
MensQns
Tese 51
Lew Aullivan
Jacob Ber- Mastint
Pertwyn
Hun- Be Be Avs
Isin Wahers
Cure Bee el Goran
Hamitean
George Maenan
Pred Mesier
van Wi Sept
David Marewit Gauley
Teurath Oa Prube
Change and tariff reform drive Republican resurgence
A New York business faction calls for end to Democratic incompetence and a new protection policy. They argue tariffs must be conservative and symmetric, not a return to McKinley or Payne laws, and suggest Elihu Root could lead reforms. The piece criticizes current administration and expects decisive shifts in tariff and foreign policy.
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New York
Republican Party
Tarif
Protectom
Gwit i
Wien
Party of Protection
Mr. McKinney
Buffalo
Blame the Tariff and Politics Stir Republican Hope
Quotes from Thomas J. Hayes of Oswego on tariffs, business, and the next year’s election. He links Democratic policies to economic strain and urges liberal leadership to revitalize the Republican creed amid European war fallout. Includes a portrait of business mood and a humorous aside on political talk.
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Thomas J. Hayes
Oswego
Washington
New York
New York City
Buffalo
Democratic Party
Progretelve
Hepobijcanium
Giany
Toilay
Plot to embroil U S detective agency report manipulation
Berlin reports a worldwide controversy over German efforts to disrupt peaceful settlement talks with the United States. Dr Meyer Gerhard is cited as Alfred Meyer, chief of the German army supply division. The State Department denounces articles as false and notes that German agents may be behind the sensational charges.
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Berlin
London
Anton Meyer Gerhard
New York
Count von Gernstorf
von Jagow
Self
Meyer-Gerhard
Alfred Meyer
Washington
Meyer Gerhard
State Department
Germany
Cedarhurst
S. 1
Germay
Enemiles
Department of State
Gerhard
Red Cross
United States
Russians Admit Loss of Towns in West Galicia
Petrograd reports Germany has occupied additional villages in the Shavi district and south toward the region east of Mariampol. A war office statement says the great battle along the San in West Galicia continues fiercely with fresh Austro German forces entering the combat.
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Petrograd
Shavi
Mariampol
War Office
San
Galicia
German Air Attack Kills Eleven in Karlsruhe Bombing
Berlin reports say Karlsruhe was bombed by enemy airmen killing eleven civilians and injuring six. One aircraft was shot down by Allied forces with occupants killed, another forced to land near Schirmeck. In the Western theater the French suffered a further defeat near Lievin and Arras as fighting continues north of Perthes and Lesmesnil with no gains. Northwest of Moulin Sous ton vent, trenches remain unrecovered from June 6.
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Karlsruhe
Schirmeck
Lieven
Arras
Moulin Sous Ton Vent
Champagne
Perthes
Lesmesnil
Mexico Peace Near as Wilson Sees Quiet Settlement
President Wilson and Manuel Bonilla, envoy for General Villa, expressed optimism for an early peaceful settlement in Mexico. Wilson said the situation is taking shape and he hopes a peace arrangement can be reached. Bonilla echoed strong hopes for a permanent peace, while the State Department awaited General Carranza’s reply to Villa’s telegram proposing talks on permanence.
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Washington
Wilson
Manuel Bonilla
General Villa
Mexico
Bonilla
State Department
Carranza
Pilot Warneford Killed in France After Zepp Destroying Feat
Paris reports Lieut Reginald A. J. Warneford, famed for destroying a Zeppelin with a bomb over Belgium, died after a plane fall at Due France. Warneford, a Victoria Cross recipient, perished with Henry Beacher Needham, American war correspondent, who was aboard.
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Paris
Reginald A. J. Warneford
Belgium
Thorsday
Due
France
Henry Beacher Needham
Turkish transports sunk near Constantinople in British attack
London reports nearly five thousand lives lost as three Turkish transports were sunk in the Golden Horn harbor by a British submarine. Only a few crew members saved. submarine escaped unharmed.
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Golden Horn
London
Golden Hert
Constantinople
Tenedos
DECLARES SHES NO QUITTER
New York reports Miss Nona McAdoo daughter of the secretary of the treasury who has worked with Red Cross in France vows to return to nursing wounded soldiers despite her father’s wishes She is described as a petite woman under 100 pounds.
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New York
Nona McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Red Cross
France
McAdoo
Miss McAdoo
England Seeks Extra War Cost Estimate in Parliament
An additional estimate of 1 1 2 1 2 5 0 0 0 00 0 000 000 is introduced in parliament to cover the year ending March 1916. The rise reflects the greater demand for munitions and war expenses. A British steamship Arndale of 4 583 tons was sunk by a mine in the White Sea, north of Russia, while carrying munitions to Archangel.
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Pape Life Insurance
Cena Dover
Ste
Camel Dover
Albert Becker
Wee
Becker
England
London
Arndale
White Sea
Russia
Archangel
CAPT STOR EN FOUND GUILTY
CAPT JAMES O DEA STOREN AND DETECTIVE SERGEANT MICHAEL WEISSBAUM WERE FOUND GUILTY OF CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT BURGLARY BY A JURY IN JUDGE DEVER S COURT. SERGEANT FREDERICK ROTH WAS ACQUITTED. STOR TEN SENTENCED TO 1000 DOLLARS. NATHAN STENBERG ISADORE WEXLER AND OTHERS TESTIFIED FOR PROSECUTION.
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Chicago
James O'Dea Storen
Michael Weissbaum
Maxwell
Leutenant
Isadore Wexler
Maxwell Street
U-14 Is Sunk by British in Baltic Waters
Berlin reports confirmation from German admiralty that the last submarine sunk by British forces is the C-14. In other news, a bridge collapse in Cleveland kills six and injures many, a Cincinnati case details a young girl found murdered, and Paris notes the torpedo boat No. 331 sunk after being rammed. Counts Zeppelin, famed builder of German balloons, contracted with bronchitis and confined to bed in Stuttgart.
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Berlin
Amsterdam
A. J. Balfour
House of Commons
Paris
Arleya
Barfleur
Count Zeppelin
Germany
Stuttgart
Pick Up Bodies at Sea In Lusitania Tragedy
Two Lusitania victims were recovered at sea and landed at Queenstown with luggage marked Shelling. Authorities began immediate efforts to identify the bodies. In London the King granted Sir Stanley Buckmaster a peerage, making him Duke Buckmaster of Cheddington.
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Queenstown
Buckmaster
London
Sir Stanley Buckmaster
Dares Buckmaster
Cheddington
Marines to rescue settlers as Indians threaten Sonora
Six hundred sailors and marines under Rear Admiral Howard rail at San Diego ready to move to Espemuza Sonora to rescue about one hundred Americans. Colorado, Raleigh, and Buffalo are watching Guaymas. Hermosillo reports Indians destroying crops and threatening settlers.
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Washington
Espemuza
Sonora
Mexico
Howard
Colorado
Raleigh
Guaymas
Hostetter
Hermosillo
Hiperanzi
Tabari Bay
United States
Galveston
Tex
Monterey
Villa
Carranza
British trawler Argyll sinks in North Sea
The British trawler Argyll was sunk in the North Sea by a German submarine and seven crew members drowned. Other items note Bishop Alpheus W. Wilson of the Methodist Episcopal Church South is confined at home by asthma, John B. Redmond suffers from stomach poisoning and cannot attend sessions, a jury trial for Harry K. Thaw’s sanity is set for Tuesday, and Penn’s 175 year class graduates 770 students.
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Hull
England
North Sea
Baltimore
Alpheus W. Wilson
Methodist Episcopal Church South
London
John B. Redmond
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Hendrick
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Discuss Note With Kaiser Prompts Meeting With Kaiser
Washington reports a planned direct talk between Ambassador Gerard and Kaiser Wilhelm before Germany replies to Washington. Officials see the meeting as highly significant. Berlin had indicated Germany might not accept U S mediation with England over submarine warfare and food shipments.
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Washington
Gerard Iso
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Berlin
United States
England
Illinois law upheld by Supreme Court on rail car provision
The U S Supreme Court affirmed a Illinois law compelling railroads to furnish cars within a reasonable time after property is offered for shipment. A Freeburg mill company obtained a judgment against Illinois Central railway, later upheld by Illinois Supreme Court. Also notes on a fatal auto crash in Logansport, a British warship aground, and other 1900s era notices.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Minots
Mulberry Mill Cost Company of
Freeburg
Minois
Milnois Central Railway
Supreme Court of Illinois
Salaries Due Question Stirs Ohio Lawmakers
Columbus dispatch notes state auditor Donahey says second year salaries for legislators are past due and cannot be paid from regular appropriations under a Turner ruling. Atty. Gen. Turner says second year salaries were due May 27. Debate grows over method to fund the pay. Prohibition league formed with 16 church representatives, led by Bishop Anderson and Rev. Dr. Johnson, to rally support. Ohio boys corn contest faces apathy amid agitated agricultural commission reform. Referendum talk rises on McDermott liquor bill as prohibition forces plan a vigorous campaign.
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Union News Service
Columbus
State Auditor's Department
Gen. Turner
Donahey
Atty
Turner
Speaker Conover
Eal
Mr. Donahey
Prohibition League
Prayer League
Ohio
W. F. Anderson
Cincinnati
P. H. Johnson
Toledo
Anderson
G. M. Matthews
Dayton
P. R. Johns
Cahill
Cleveland
B. R. Stafford
Camo Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
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Asthe
Cultural Commission
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John C. Speaks
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Anti-Saloon League
Pairfield County
Wayke B. Wheeler
McDermott
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