Internal Crisis in Bulgaria Feared Over Peace War Debate
Paris dispatches report Premier Radoslavoff was overthrown by King Ferdinand to push for action against Turkey. Greece debates joining the triple entente as Constantine resists war. British and French fleets reinforce Dardanelles efforts amid German setbacks in Poland and Russia. Italy hints at major, decisive events as Salandra foresees change.
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Bulgaria
Balkan
Paris
Radoslavoff
Ferdinand
Turkey
Adrianople
Greece
Constantine
Constantinople
M. Zaimis
Chamber of Deputies
M. Gounaris
Panis
Dardanelles
Great Britain
France
Poland
Petrograd
East Prussia
Berlin
Champagne
Vosges
Armenia
Black Sea
Tchoruk
Calls His Wife a Liar Right Out in Court
In desertion court Howard Croft faced Judge Kunkel after calling his wife a liar. Mrs Croft testified they lived together only two months post wedding and her mother-in-law threatened to throw her out. The judge warned of contempt and Croft was ordered to pay $3.50 weekly.
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Howard Croft
Croft
Harrisburg area weather report with river forecast
The Harrisburg region predicts fair to night and Wednesday with little temperature change. River stages near 5.0 feet by Wednesday morning and most observers report unchanged levels. Elsewhere, eastern states see fair conditions, southwest unsettled with rain along the Texas coast and snow in the north.
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Harrisburg
Fair Toy
Texas
Oklahom
Plains States
North
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Tru
Railroad plans to repeal full crew law and expand lines
At the Pennsylvania Railroad annual meeting a 40 million dollar indebtedness increase was authorized, with acquisition of several railroads. A resolution urged stockholders and the public to back management in repealing the full crew law. Pass concessions for employes owning railroad stock were proposed, graded by shares held.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lancaster and Quarryville Railroad
Pennsylvania, Monongahela and Southern Railroad
Lewisburg and Tyrone Railway Company
House Seats Elective City Treasurer Vote in Harrisburg
The 1915 House approved a measure by 121 to 61 to make third class city treasurers elective by voters rather than by council. If Senate passes, City Treasurer Copelin’s successor could be chosen this fall. The bill faced debate over popular support and compared to U.S. Senate elections. Also noted: a poor family aiding with provisions, a milk bottling ordinance after May 1, 1915, and a continuation on page 10.
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House
Ramsey
Delaware
Senate
Copelin
Rininger
Blair
Altoona
United States
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw May Appear as Witness for Husband
A district attorney official indicated Evelyn Nesbit Thaw would likely testify for Harry K. Thaw in his trial. She previously testified for the prosecution but could be summoned by his defense. prosecutors claim Thaw is insane both at escape and presently.
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Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Husband
Associated Press
New York
District Attorney's Office
Thaw
Harry
Sub- Pena
Frank G. Kennedy
Supreme Court
Kennedy
Editors Stand on Child Labor Provisions in Pennsylvania
State editorial groups including the Pennsylvania State Editorial Association, Associated Dailies of Pennsylvania, and the Pennsylvania Association of Weekly Newspapers stated not to include newsboys in child labor bill limits. The stance was delivered this afternoon to Governor Brumbaugh during the forty third annual meeting in Board of Trade rooms. The publishers argue outdoor work not interfering with schooling should be excluded from the acts.
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Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania State Editorial Association
Associated Dailies of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Association of Weekly Newspapers
Board of Trade Rooms
Prisoners of U-8 to be held under special rules
The Admiralty will not extend honorable treatment to the U-8 submarine crew. Twenty nine officers and men may be held for murder pending peace. The U-8 sank after attack on unarmed merchants and was captured near Dover. Physicians report no change in editor W R Nelson’s condition. the Kansas City Star publisher, 74, remains critically ill with liver disease.
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Division Street
Park Line
Pennsy
M. Harvey Taylor
London
Board of the Admiralty
Dover
Kansas City
W. R. Nelson
The
Kansas City Star
Bill to Abolish Poll Tax and Other Measures
A Philadelphia representative Mr Aron introduced a constitutional amendment to abolish the poll tax. Mr Herman of Wyoming presented a bill to repeal the 1911 act for assessing traction engines as personal property. Other measures include Luzerne’s fraud in spring water sales and safety devices on mine cars.
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Aron
Philadelphia
Herman
Wyoming
Hubler
Luzerne
Horton
Ayette
Desertion Court Unearths Many Pathetic Incidents
In Dauphin County Court Mrs. Lillian Kerstetter testified that her parents would not allow her to return to her husband Walter E. The judge ordered Kerstetter to pay six dollars weekly for the support of his wife and their small daughter. Separately in Bucharest the Romanian Senate approved a bill granting the government power to proclaim martial law nationwide when deemed necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Kerstetter
Dauphin County
Walter E
Kerstetter
Bucharest
Rumania
Paris
American government orders battleships to Vera Cruz
Washington reports the administration orders one battleship and a cruiser to Vera Cruz to bolster the fleet there amid Mexico City tensions. President Wilson notes no ultimatum, cautions against manufactured intervention, and says Carranza denies food blockades and Obregon interference in relief efforts.
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Vera Cruz
Wilson
Carranza
Washington
Mexico City
al- Shane
Fletcher
Guantanamo
Huerta
United States
Mexico
Ile
Silliman
Obregon
Obstinate fighting marks battles on eastern front
London reports obstinate fighting as German forces withdraw from the Niemen toward East Prussian frontier. Offensive against Warsaw and the Pilica has not yet developed into the expected great engagement in the area.
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Associated Press
London
Niemen
Warsaw
Pilica
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