Torpedo Attacks Fail to Halt American Convoy
A New York Herald analysis praises American Navy for repelling German submarine assaults on transports bound for France. It notes two night attacks beaten off by destroyers under Rear Admiral Gleaves and Vice Admiral Sims, confirming convoy safety and cargo delivery to France. It calls for Washington to prevent official leaks rather than restraining reporting.
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Farragut
Kaiser
Tirpitz
France
Gleaves
Sims
Diever
Avy
Germany
Daniel
Washington
N.Y. Herald
Red Cross Contributors Continued From Page One
A long list of donors to the Red Cross is recorded, naming individuals and amounts such as Miss Anna Laughlin 1 25 and M. Work 2.00, D F Rinn 25.00, Harry McCreary 100.00, Indiana Hardware Co 100.00, Dr W A Simpson 5.00, George T Buchanan 50.00, and many others including Browns Packing Co Blairsville 5.00, Schheit Bros 5.00, and Wallace 10.00, with sums totaling across numerous entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Anna E. Laughlin
M. Work
D. F. Rinn
Harry McCreary
Indiana Hardware Co
Dr. W. A. Simpson
John R. Caldwell
Brody Brothers
D. B. Paylor
Erma Cunningham
Ith Day Adventist
B. Agey
Harles W. Duncan
Rank M. Duncan
Wingard
M. Aillison
W. Kinghorn
Eof
R&b &L Co
Impson & Neal
Btawart & Co
Wallace
Wilson
Local figures named in civic roster shuffle
W. V. Walker Geo, E. Duncan, W. Y. Malcolm, K. T. Wolt, t. Fleming, Samuel S. Trimble, James A Rosborough, Alex Malcolm appear in a rotating civic roster. The fragment suggests a list of individuals connected to a governmental or organizational body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. Walker
Geo
E. Duncan
W. Y. Malcolm
K. T. Wolt
T. Fleming
Samuel S. Trimble
James A .Rosborough
Alex ©. Malcolm
Boy Scouts Seek Garden Work Volunteers Saturday
Scouts are urged to report at the potato patch below the High School at 2:00 PM with a hoe to turn out twenty or thirty fellows for garden maintenance. An advertisement for Chamberlain's Tablets follows, praising their use for constipation and indigestion with testimonials from Eugene Knight of Wilmington, N C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Eugene
Knight
Wilmington
N.C
Chambrelain
Points on People updates from Greensburg and West Virginia
Miss Adda Saxton spends the summer in Greensburg. Miss Bertha Palmer visits Rev and Mrs Arthur T Palmer at Follawsbee West Virginia. Robert Fisher, son of Mr and Mrs John B Fisher of Tenth Street, returned home from Amhurst where he has been attending school. Those Boston Socialists who confronted loyal soldiers last Sunday faced expected crowd reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adda Saxton
Greensburg
Bertha Palmer
Arthur T. Palmer
Follawsbee
West Virginia
Robert Fisher
John 8. Fisher
Tenth Street
Amhurst
Boston
Unconscious 18 Days Woman Recovers After Horse Fall
Miss Arling Valentine survived an eighteen day unconscious spell from brain concussion after a horse fall. She was nourished by artificial feeding during illness as physicians said life would not have been possible otherwise. Envy and political vitriol frame the accompanying editorial tone.
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Islep
S. 1
Arling Valentine
How About It Health Questions for Catarrh Cure
A promotional notice lists many questions about catarrh and related head throat symptoms and offers a “wonderful new special combined treatment” that claims to benefit cases deemed incurable by old methods. It urges action to preserve health and mentions frank judgment on curability.
Wilson to probe German spy question after noon meeting
Washington reports President Wilson will discuss the German espionage issue with Cassinet this afternoon and review the July fourth submarine clash. Secretaries Daniels and Baker will provide available information on battles between transports and submarines while new Secret Service operatives pursue possible spy rings involving women connected to Berlin.
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Washington
Wilson
Cassinet
Daniels
Baker
Central Secret Service
Berlin
Secret Service
United States
Europe
Militia Mobilized After Bloomington Riot
Seven companies of the Illinois militia ordered by Governor Lowden, responding to Mayor Jones appeal, march toward Bloomington after a night of rioting and property destruction sparked by a streetcar strike. The unrest was inflamed by Mother Jones speaking at a mass rally.
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Bloomington
Illinois Militia
Lowden
Jones
Fras
Mob attack leaves riders battered and gunman wounded
In a violent mob incident, tor spans and motormen suffered severe injuries while a mob member was shot through the neck, indicating a chaotic confrontation with injuries on both sides.
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Tors
Attempt to wreck train near Washington on trestle
An attempt to wreck a passenger train on the Pittsburgh and Washington branch of the Pennsylvania Railroad was made early today in Washington Pennsylvania. Ties were placed on the tracks at one end of a high trestle near the city. The train was saved as it approached the obstruction because it carried a passenger destined for a flag station and was moving slowly when the engine struck the obstruction.
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Washington, Pa
Pittsburgh
County Commissioners to Attend State Association Meet
County officials W. B. Wagner A. P. Lowry and J. M. Marshall with Clerk Hugh R. Wiley plan to depart Indiana next Monday for Pottsville to participate in the annual State County Commissioners Association convention which starts Monday and runs through the 12th.
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W. B. Wagner
A. P. Lowry
J. M. Marshall
Hugh R. Wiley
Indiana
Pottsville
State County Commissioners’ Association
Monilay
Miller Couple Leave for Extended Western Trip
Mr and Mrs John A Miller of Wayne Avenue depart for an extended western trip visiting Canadian points and stopovers in Washington Oregon California Yellowstone Park and other places of interest They expect to return home about September first Mrs Miller's mother Mrs J I Robinson is spending two months with another daughter at Ben Avon
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John A. Miller
Wayne Avenue
Washington
Oregon
California
Yellowstone Park
Miller
Mra. J
Robinson
Ben Avon
Licenses list for Ralph NcCarlo and others in Emeigh Pa
A concise roster of license holders includes Ralph NcCarlo Elizabeth Alley McIntyre J Blair Lamer Emeigh Pa Margaret A McNulty St Benedict James M Lowman White Grace M Robertson Center Two.
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Ralph NcCarlo
McIntyre Elizabeth Alley
McIntyre J. Blair Lamer
Emeigh
Margaret A. McNulty
St. Benedict James M. Lowman
White Two
Grace M. Robertson
Center Two
Transfers and land deals across West Wheatfield and nearby townships
A series of property transfers lists numerous buyers and sellers. John H. Cline to J. B. Hammond covers 3 tracts in West Wheatfield for 500 dollars. Other transfers include L. Fyock to Paul Cubent for a Glen Campbell lot at 160 dollars. Harry Brady to Washa Lizersen secures 1 12 acres and 4 acres in Banks for 4650 and 150 dollars. Robert Robertson to George Nlar Jolie for a Burrell lot at 360 dollars. Archie Smith to Howard A. Powell covers 2 acres and 114 perches in Montgomery at 250 dollars. Jacob Smith to G. J. Reace for a Canoe lot at 75 dollars. Jacob Klingensmith to W. Hamilton for 4.9 acres in Burrell at 2400 dollars. J. A. Walheck to J. C. Henderson for LOS acres and 120 perches in West Wheatfield at 2500 dollars. Martin L. Wissel's Exec to Joseph Garaschok for a Green lot at 350 dollars. William Henry Gibson to George Stewart for 149 acres and 148 perches in Blacklick at 3000 dollars. Earl Stewart to Murray W. Marsh for 12 of 149 acres and 148 perches in Blacklick at 1100 dollars.
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John H. Cline
J. B. Hammond
West Wheatfield
L. Fyock
Paul Cubent
Glen Campbell
Harry Brady
Washa Lizersen
Banks
Robert Robertson
George Nlarjolie
Burrell
Archie Smith
Howard A. Powell
Montgomery
Jacob Smith
G. J. Reace
Blacklick
Earl Stewart
Murray W. Marsh
Eye surgeons achieve wonders in French camps
Paris July 6 the remaking of the eye region through mucous membrane grafts eyelid and lash transfers are among plastic surgery feats in France during the war by Dr Louis Borsch famed American oculist as Grand Palais Military Hospital chief ophthalmic surgeon since 1914 he recently returned from trenches advising on eye wound treatment and vision saving methods He notes three years of daily experience show improved techniques and urges immediate patient care to boost success rates. Continued on page 3 col 3
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Paris
France
Louis, Borsch
Grand Palais
Borsch
Department of Health
Borseh
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Ao Weuse
Max Linder
Pillsbury’s
G. W. Greiner
America
Barnes
Moore Hotel
Knox
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C. Fr. Bertelll
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Cnet
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National Press
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Buffalo
N.Y
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Partiowinmy
National Powns Bureau
McCreary ,Tire and Rubber Co
Tf-X
Weather Bros. Restaurant
Serapora
Moonden Fae Bia
Ling
Ian Loowpwall
Union Mine
Ane
Diana Roller Mills
Hetri¢k
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H. H. Brilhart
South Seventh
Philadelphia
North Sixth Street
H. C. Christy
New Strand Theatre
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No-Man’s Land
Metro Wonderplay
Metro Pictures
Emily Stevens
Metro
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