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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1916
Page
3
A wartime account recalls the German U boat Deutschland dodging British warships by shallow dives and seabed anchoring. Captains describe using submerged micro phonics to hear torpedoes and mines, and to avoid surface patrols during June sorties from the North Sea toward the British Channel.
Carranza vows to fight for peace and readiness for parley as three conferences with the United States and mediation efforts by international commissions unfold in Mexico City. President Wilson’s potential actions and Latin American mediation are discussed as negotiations near a treaty framework.
An early clash near the Rio Grande involved the Second Texas Infantry with Captain A Morten and men. Mexican forces tried to cross toward the shore but were detected at a railway outpost, opening fire as Texans ordered a retreat. The exchange ended with no American injuries and no confirmed Mexican hits.
An official report from Fort Pillas cites Gen George Rel Jr stating rumors of Gen Trevino's defection to Villa from Chihuahua City. The Villistas allegedly threaten Trevino and officers with death if the capital falls, amid reports of an armed robbery at a Los Angeles area store where Peter and his brother were wounded.
Washington reports that American sheep sales will total about 75 million dollars for this year’s wool crop, according to the department of agriculture. Average June prices were 28 7 cents per pound, higher than in many years. Richmond Virginia a nonresident hunting license for Virginia, the fire ever issued in this state, was sent to President Wilson. A $10 fee accompanying the president’s application was returned.
Ohio lawyer John di Clarke, born September 1 1857 in Lishepa, is nominated to succeed Hughes as assistant justice of the Supreme Court. The Senate received his nomination after an inquiry into charges he was not a railroad attorney and friendly to the party. Clarke has served as a U S judge in the Northern District of Illinois and has supported progressive reforms and the party's reform causes.
George E. Kipp of Buffalo sells the federal board of arbitration on telegraphers wage disputes. Hearings cover demands on the New York Central and Nickel Plate lines after a lengthy dispute between union representatives and railway officials. Harry Daugherty chaired the board during the session.
A protest letter signed by 80,000 Hood Templar members denounces barley use for beer, calling it wasteful. meanwhile in Chillicothe Missouri WC Stewart is remanded for trial in the murder of Cari B Lehlobohm, a student shot in a Stewart’s office.
New York reports sixteen hundred lone of teare arriving on the Preach steamer Ville at Havre amid a weasel's care. In Portmouth a hurricane lashed the Carolinas and Georgia, with two killed at Saraoneh as reports reach.
In Zanesville Ohio common pleas court the divorce case of artist Howard Chandler Christy against his wife Maybelle Christy was dismissed upon Christy’s counsel request.
United States and Britain prepare guarded patrols near the Virginia Capes after reports that allied cruisers shadow the Deutschland. Germany plans a return voyage, with German crew and torpedo craft, while British government vessels stand by to intercept. In Missouri a fatal crash follows a car race and a bridge collapse injures two. meanwhile Governor Capper appeals for clemency for inmate Hi Strand at Fort Leavenworth.
In Rosita area near Ter, a man fatally shot Julia Mendez at her home after a marriage dispute and then killed himself, ending a fatal domestic incident with a gun. Local authorities are investigating motive and gathering details from witnesses.
The labor official warned a nationwide railroad shutdown was improbable, saying the U S government would seize lines and force workers back if a strike occurred. He predicted broad support for compulsory action and asserted the state would act to prevent economic paralysis.
Fragmentary OCR suggests a discovery event in Applvton Wisconsin. The note mentions a skeleton of weaetebe and a person or institute name approximated as Waelete of the Seoltheesian Ir stiimie, Waeringten, with unclear relation to a coup or Libery beacon.
A small notice notes the count of perenne participants in the piepereniners event, listing 187 as the number involved. It preserves the basic figures and the official tone of a local record.
A fragmented report describes rapid spread of spotted typhus noted among local schools. It mentions illness and cloning rumors related to pathogen exposure and raises concern over student and community health.
An American firm named Pekis closed a contract with a Chinese counterpart to supply right tiles for a heuletard project. The deal marks a notable cross border agreement involving manufacturing and architectural components.
President Wi 808 appoints Virginia congressman Jarons Miey, chair of the boyer committee of military affaire, to serve as a judge on the United States Court of Cla...
A fragmentary report describes a 14 year old boy named Vandella or Vandella Barers who drowned in a bay. Companions allegedly could not swim and have testified that someone urged them to drown or toss him over. Further details are unclear in the readable text.
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