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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
3
Brief telegraph style digest highlights key events from the week, capturing notable actions, shifts, and outcomes across politics, society, and economy with concise summaries and plain language.
The report notes the Leuctra sunk off Yarmouth with crew saved, Austrian planes attacking Kragujevac, and Italian occupation near Gorizia. Norway losses reach twenty nine ships worth seven and a half million dollars. Milan sees ten thousand recruits receive 40 cents plus $2 daily pay. Submarines sink fifty four vessels. two fishing smacks lost. The Crown of India and Bellslade sunk off Milford Haven by U-85. Russians capture 348 officers and 15,431 soldiers on the Dniester near Zurawna after June 8–10. Pola arsenal destroyed by Italian airship bombs. Death of a 67-year-old man by apoplexy. Engagement announced between Helen Morton Robnett and Bennett Clark pending date in Columbia Missouri. Kruger of San Bernardino learns of a $10,000 bequest from a rescued man’s will.
Western reports zinc ore sold for 130 dollars per ton in Webb City Missouri on Saturday, the highest price recorded. Also noted: resolutions by the Washington Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows decrying war and a multi accident day with injuries to A C Harper former Los Angeles mayor and five others.
General Carranza issues a Vera Cruz proclamation seeking U S recognition. Former Secretary Bryan praises a more favorable press tone toward the American note to Germany and comments on Bryan’s resignation and the revised note.
Loftus a dark horse captures the opening handicap on day one of the Denver race meeting with a time of 1 12 3 5 for six furlongs. Spriggan the black gelding wins three straight heats in the 2 10 class trotting at San Francisco Exposition meet. Miss Molla Bjurstedt defeats Mrs George Wightman to win the national lawn tennis championship at Philadelphia Cricket Club 4 6 6 2 6 0. Concurrent expectations hint at new track records before Overland Park closes.
In 1914 the value of the United States secondary metals excluding gold silver platinum iron and steel was 57 039 706 announced by J P Dunlop of the US Geological Survey. The figure fell from 1913 by 15 746 321 compared with 72 786 027 that year.
A humorous exchange shows one man leaving for Europe tomorrow and another asking about submarines. The traveler admits seasickness makes him indifferent to danger at sea.
An upset family dinner turns lighter when Bobby asks why tea was wrecked in Boston harbor. Daddy answers with a sharp quip about the tea, lifting the gloom and prompting a rare smile from the father.
A man named Chugson is described as obsessed with his motor car, talking of it constantly during the first month after acquiring it. Now a year later he still talks about it, but only when drinking, revealing a habit of revealing his troubles only while intoxicated.
The Baltimore American quotes a sharp exchange about a provocative remark with references to a wife and an old hen, illustrating a contentious public moment and the slang used in heated commentary.
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