Death on the Lutzow A German flagship saga told
The Hague July 15. P Keuy a survivor recounts the June 1916 Jutland battle aboard the German flagship Lutzow describing torpedo hits siege and sinking as British forces sealed the fate of the ship and 597 lives were lost while 1003 survived.
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Hague Talks Signal Break With War Time Diplomacy
The Law Journal notes a shift as British and German delegates meet at The Hague to discuss prisoners. It suggests war previously severed all relations except force, with neutrals mediating, but the meeting marks a departure toward direct dialogue and potential broader gains.
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Seabright Tennis Tourney Draws National Stars
Seabright New Jersey hosts the invitation tennis event with stars like William M. Johnston Clarence J. Griffin Robert Lindley Murray Frederick Alexander Karl Behr Harold Throckmorton Theodore Roosevelt Pell Holcomb Ward Fred Inman W Merrill Hall Raymond D Little Miss Molla Bjurstedt and Miss Mary Browne. Proceeds go to the American Ambulance Fund.
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Army Chaplain Retires From First Cavalry Service
Washington August 1 Chaplain Halsey Gavitt of the First Cavalry retired on account of age. A native of Ohio Gavitt was appointed chaplain just before the Spanish American War and gained wide acquaintance among soldiers in the service. Alexander's remnant sale promotes a variety of goods at reduced prices.
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Workmen must malt liquid says Kennedy Jones
Kennedy Jones M P and director of food economy argues beer is part of the diet of heavy workers and that stopping beer now could reduce output. He cites blast furnace workers who rely on malt liquid and notes potential bread needs if beer energy is cut.
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Coast Greeks Sent to the Interior After Abdication
Dispatches report that after King Constantine’s abdication most coastal Greeks were moved inland. Turkish troops in Anatolia, poorly armed and commanded by German NCOs, face worsening conditions as meat and supplies vanish, including dead horses, amid dire living conditions.
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Sanitary Engineers Open Annual Convention in Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids Mich Aug 1 The annual convention of the American Society of Sanitary Engineers opened with a large attendance from the United States and Canada. The gathering will discuss sanitary problems related to camps cantonments and other military works over several days of sessions.
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Iron Cross awards praised amid lavish wartime glow
Copenhagen reports Berlin announcements show 2.2 million second class and 49 thousand first class Iron Crosses awarded in the war. About 3,660 were given to those behind the front, with many wearers never under fire. A luncheon at main headquarters in 1915 showed seven decorated men who had not faced combat.
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Germans Divide Belgium Into Two Parts
The Germans steadily divide Belgium into Walloon and Flemish regions with Brussels as the Flemish capital. Interior and foreign affairs ministries are split, with Walloon officials moved to Namur and dissenters replaced by pliable appointees. Each half will have its own budget, the Taegliche Rundschau reports.
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Colorado Day Celebrated Across Colorado State
Colorado Day marked the forty first anniversary of Colorado’s statehood. Banks and public offices closed statewide as proper exercises were held in city parks in Denver.
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Kidney pills touted for health benefits amid doctor notes
Medical ad text claims overwork harms kidneys and that the J edneys and JRf Wells discuss a kidney remedy. It suggests that pills provide benefit, praising a product from a drug company with no clear clinical evidence.
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