Primaries Include Non Partisan Judge Nomination Indiana
Wide political ad declares under the July 24 1915 act electors may vote for any nonpartisan judge candidate. J Telford announces his name will appear on the September 21 1915 primary ballot for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County.
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Court of Common Pleas
J.N. Cangham
Indiana Borough
Fortieth Judicial District
Indiana County
Harry A. Boggs
Indiana
Act of Assembly
Impudence and curiosity in a curious exchange
A fragment from Chicago News describes a lively scene where two thirds of Jotes quakeup is curiosity. An exchange unfolds as Bray asks about the price of a horse and the crisp reply notes a bargain, with a cordial jab about cost. The wording is rough and cryptic, reflecting a humorously sharp street dialogue.
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Platt
Jones
Chicago News
Battle for Lublin-Cholm Railway Rages At Warsaw Front
German forces press toward Warsaw from three directions as Landwehr attacks north of Novgorod succeed and Narew fortresses fall. Russians retreat toward the Vistula with heavy losses, while Mackensen drives toward the Lublin-Cholm line in a decisive theater. Detroited content notes various other items.
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Landwehr
Berlin
Narew
Lublin-Cholm
London
Courtland
Wovna
Russia
Tukuni
Mitawa
Warsaw
Kovno
Mariampal
Kishievski Art Kanovka
Novgorod
Rosen
Mozan
Pultusk
Novo Georgievsk
Bronie Grejec
Vistula
von Woyrsch
Ivangorod
Marsha von Mackensen
Bug
Makers May Name Price Injunction Refused
New York July 22 judge Flough' s ruling under the Clayton act denied an injunction against Cream of Wheat maker to force sale to Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. The court held refusing to deal with a reseller aiming to injure a vendor is not an unlawful restraint of trade and Congress did not intend to compel a vendor to sell at a loss.
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New York
United States District Court
Flough
Great
Athlitic and Pacific Te Company
Cream of Wheat Company
Tea Company
Jaye Trough
Congress
Ooo Saga
Wuta
Unclear OCR fragment references Wing Card and events
Fragmentary text mentions Wing Card, Gakuewy, Bryan, Frisco, Colonel risotto, and a speaker's stand on the Court of the Universe. Details are unreadable. no clear event or outcome is identifiable from the readable portions.
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Hel Gakuewy Seul
Bryan
Rerion
Frisco
Eo IE
Risotto
Court of the Universe
Cataract of the Eye and Its Causes and treatment
A Philadelphia Record summary notes cataract is an opacity of the crystalline lens causing blindness. It can occur at any age but is more common in old age, with causes including injury disease and excessive light. Treatment is often surgical remove the lens and capsule, though timing affects success.
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NM Ray
Philadelphia Record
Degrees of cooking meanings rare to well done meat
The piece defines rare medium and well done meat describing interior doneness, pinkness, and juice presence. It notes misunderstanding of rare as seared outside with raw interior and stresses coagulated albumen and cooked fibers while juice may remain red or pink in medium and no pink in well done. It also mentions meat usage tied to budget and dietary value.
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Suy
A Shot That Made Trouble in Danish West Indies
A historical incident in the Danish West Indies involves a man claiming to shoot a signal halyard with a bullet from the veranda of the government house. The governor, watching from a distance, bet on the shot while the nearby gear and fortifications stood, until a horse carriage nearby signaled the event and a shot was fired.
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West Tuies
Payille
Chhielotte
Adi
Itn
The Gypsies Origin In Europe and The Danube Rise
The origin of the people known as gypsies remains largely a mystery with Egypt and Persia and Arabia proposed. Evidence favors an origin in Tartia with the group first appearing in Europe around 1400. From the Danube region they spread across the continent, reaching England about 1520.
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Egypt
Tadia
Persia
Arabian
Europe
Danube
England
Juvenile Logic Exchange Between Mother and Child
A brief exchange shows a mother urging her four year old to go to bed. The child resists saying it would not be earlier upstairs than where they are downstairs. The dialogue highlights a playful, mundane moment between parent and child.
Bee that gets the honey buzzes from the hive
Chickasaw News notes a buzzing tale about industrious bees in a local hive. The report highlights worker bees seeking nectar sources beyond their home, illustrating a small natural drama with a timeless theme of enterprise and curiosity.
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Chicnaga News
Vanishing Guns to Arm American Submarines
The Navy announces guns will be mounted on all American submarines. Disappearing gun technology allows deck sections to rise, fire, and retract within seconds. Two three inch guns will be fitted fore and aft on M type boats, aiding defense against surface threats. The German navy already applies similar systems on merchant raiders.
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Navy Department
Aiumeriena
Phi
Geruiuity Aleady
Clee Wu
Germany
Fm Cattachkine
Welsh Mine Strike Ends as Miners Return to Work
London July 22 The South Wales coal miners have accepted the term and will resume work at once. An overwhelming majority supported the settlement, and both sides pledged the government to make up for the idle week. David Lloyd George, whose efforts aided the end, appeared in Cardiff after the decision. President Winston of the miners federation praised Lloyd George and colleagues for aiding the empire’s war effort.
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Wiiii
London
South Wales
David Lloyd-George
Cardiff
Winstone
Miners’ Federation
Lloyd-George
Empire
Bridgeport Strikers Win in Eight Hour Day Settlement
Bridgeport officials promise an eight hour day on all Remington munition work with wage increases after strikes and clashes with police. Leaders expect peaceful settlement by Monday as Remington makers move toward similar deals without a shutdown.
Bliss Employees May Strike Over Eight-Hour Day Demands
New York July 22. The Brookyn plant of EK W Bliss & Co, a major munitions producer, faces a machinists strike as workers threaten to quit over demands for an eight-hour day and a minimum wage. Formal proposals will be presented soon at Bliss headquarters.
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New York
Brooklyn
EK. W. Bliss & Co
Local plant turns out shrapnel shells and torpedoes
The Bliss plant is producing shrapnel shell casings and moving parts for foreign governments and torpedoes for the United States. In Copperhead Indiana Pennsylvania on July 24 Helen Moorhead, ten, was bitten on the right foot by a copperhead. prompt care prevented infection. In Pittsburgh on July 22 nine-year-old Stanley Perkins was rescued from drowning by lifeguard William K. Tate at the city pool on the Allegheny River.
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International Association of Machinists
Bliss
United States
Copperhead
Indiana
Helen
W. E. Moorhead
Penn Run
Pittscurch
Stanley Perkins
Allegheny River
Forty-fourth Street
William K. Tate
Busy Berthas first made in this country in war
The piece discusses the so called busy Berthas or long range guns attributed to Krupp designs. It claims a Baltimore chemical company patent led to confiscation of blueprints and that Colonel C Wilbur Miller obtained duplicates and supplied them to British authorities. It alleges guns were built in England using those designs and are now in service.
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Krupps
Chemical Company
Baltimore
C. Wilbur Miller
England
Miller
Trout
Pope's Nephews at Front Enter Military Academy
The Giornale D Italia notes two pope family nephews at the front, Captain and Lieutenant of cavalry, sons of Count Perisey of Venice. Joseph, eighteen, sought enlistment, but the pope allowed a commission after attending the audience. The youth entered the military academy and will graduate in three months.
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Giornale D'Italia
Perisey
Venice
Joseph
Sanitary Corps
Military
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Brank M. Smith
Ft H. Ray
Indiana Post‘office
Indiana Cycle Co
B. A. Ness
Indiana Foundry Co
Indiana, Pa
Philadelphia Street
Crazette
Miles C. Young
James W. Mack
Jaye Wee
J. Telpord
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Moorhead Brothers
Rema
Colonil
Cyenel Rugsevelt
Daly
Teresa Berkey
Centtral Poties
Union Station
Rosenthal
Herman Rosenthal
Becker
Big Tim Sullivan
Becket
Atyas
Tibert
Hebie Seug
Uae
Detroit News
Ethel
Bayonne
American Press Association
James F. Fielder
New Jersey
Bridgeport Strikers
Bridgeport
Conn
Remington
Lot J. J. Keppler
Jeffer
Major Penfield
Remington Metallo Cartridge Company
Horlick
Horlion
Great Guna
Patent Office
Pope
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