Germany Allows U S Inspect Deutschland After Controversy
United States naval experts, amid a heated dispute, inspected the German super-submarine Deutschland in Baltimore after a high level diplomatic decision by Count Von Bernstorff. Officials expect the vessel to be classified as a peaceful merchantman within 24 hours, with talk of a possible return trip if owners decide.
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Baltimore
United States Naval
Count von Bernstorff
Koenig
C. E. Hughes
J. O. Fisher
H. S. Howard
Navy Department
Line
Deutschland
Paul Hilken
Navy
New York
United States
Count Bernstorff
Germany
Washington
Elinore And Mary Profane Conclude City Court Appearance
Mary Roberts faces drunk and disorderly charges while Elinore Bennett is cited for disorderly conduct after a court appearance. Bennett’s arrest on Moravia street ended with a loud protest as officers restrained the scene. Both women chose a $13 city fine or 30 days at the sheriff’s summer boarding house on the hill.
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Mary Roberts
Elinore Bennett
Roberts
Moravia
Mother's fatal shock after son's car skid
Sharon Pennsylvania July 11 Mrs Eli Richards 55 dropped dead in her home after watching an automobile owned by her son skid into a small ditch. She cried they are all dead and died on the porch none in the car were injured
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Sharon
Eli Richards
Bill Brish Tale Sends Man to Station for Debauch
Bill Brish told Officer Connors a wild tale of a home invasion with drugs and a wife theft. Dr. Berger diagnosed sickness from a long debauch and recommended 30 days in jail. Mayor Newell offered Brish a choice of jail or labor or a $10 fine, with press guidance unclear.
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Bill Brish
Connors
Berger
Brish
Newell
California Leader May Attend Orangemen Meeting Here
California leader Hazailton may be guest here to attend the Orangemen meeting. He travels east for the supreme lodge session in Pittsburg next week. Hugh Shields of this city is a delegate to the Pittsburg meeting.
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Hazailton
California
Tomorow
Orangemen
Supreme Lodge
Pittsburg
Hugh Shields
Girl Bitten by Copperhead Snake in Pennsylvania
Miss Emma Capehart of New Brighton is in serious condition after a copperhead bite on her right foot at her father's farm near New Sheffield. She was bitten Friday afternoon and brought home for medical care.
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New Brighton
Emma Capehart
Joseph Capehart
New Sheffield
British retake Contal Maison drives German from Somme
British forces recaptured Contal Maison on the Somme after a night assault following heavy siege fighting. The official British report notes 189 unwounded prisoners including a battalion commander, plus four officers, and captures in Boise De Mamiz. Heavy fighting continued in Trones Wood as air combat losses were reported.
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Sidney B. Cave
London
Contal Maison
Somme
British War Office
Ancre
Bapaume
Combles
Boise de Mamiz
Trones Wood
Orange Lodge Members To Meet For City Parade
All members of the Orange lodge are asked to attend the hall at 10 oclock Wednesday morning to participate in the parade. Those with regalia should bring it along for the event as visiting delegations arrive in the city.
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Orange Lodge
Change in Name of Paint Company to Burnett
An amendment to the charter filed today changes the Johnston Bros. Paint Company to Johnston Burnett Company. The firm will operate under the new name henceforth.
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Johnston Bros. Paint Company
Court House
Johnston-Burnett Company
Man Versus Monkey Get Together Movement
The piece traces early cooperative behavior among humans, noting that suspicion gave way to teamwork to face common enemies. It argues cooperation marks progress from primitive days. The Board of Trade promotes intelligent cooperation as a modern extension of this impulse.
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The
Board of Trade
32 Deaths From Child Epidemic
New York reports 195 new infantile paralysis cases and 32 deaths in 24 hours, total 1 278 cases and 270 deaths. Brooklyn accounts for 20 deaths and 155 cases, Manhattan six deaths and 14 cases, with spread to Queens Richmond and the Bronx. Binghamton reports one death from infantile paralysis at Ononta a four month old baby.
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New York
Health Department
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Queens
Richmond
Bronx
Binghampton
N. Y
Ononta
Road Gang Needs More Workers For City Repairs
Mayor Newell will enlist more than the ordinary number of prisoners for road work in the coming weeks. Flood washouts have damaged city streets and the street commissioner, aided by Commissioner Rocks, aims to repair the washed-out sections quickly, though full restoration will take weeks.
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Newell
Commissioner Rocks
Geertruida Sunk by Submarine Near YMUDEN
Dutch steamship Geertruida sunk by submarine off YMUDEN. Nine crew members saved. The incident adds to wartime losses as survivors report the attack and the ship's disappearance. Authorities investigate the incident and identify possible follow up actions.
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Ymuden
Holland
Geertruida
Happy Haymaker’s 30 Day Jail Term For Drunk And Disorderly
Happy Haymaker attended a religious meeting after drinking and took on a one man collection committee at the direction of a religious director. He pled guilty to drunk and disorderly and chose thirty days in jail over paying a fine or road work.
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Happy Haymaker
Happy
Haymaker
Sheep Raising Here To Be Object Of New Crusade
Harrisburg July 11 The Pennsylvania agricultural commission met at the capitol and discussed marketing and sheep raising. It was announced that farmers will accept 1000 sheep on their farms. Bankers statewide are eager to provide 5000 sheep and asked the department to secure more farmer names.
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Harrisburg
Agricultural Commission of Pennsylvania
Capitol
Held for Court on Larceny Charge
Robert Tyler was held for the September term after a hearing before Alderman Green on a charge of stealing clothing from a railroad camp car south of town. Prosecutor Tony Boystr led the case detailing a suit, coat, pants, and cap believed stolen.
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Robert Tyler
Alderman Green
Tony Boystr
Junk Found In Garbage Wagon Load
Garbage collector John Travers disclosed that a wagon contained nine dollars worth of junk in one load. The observation highlights how youths often ride the wagons on city streets during collection, with this instance showing clear return value from discarded items.
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John Travers
Two Sections of Water Pipe Make Full Wagon Load
The city undertakes a large water main project from the reservoir to North Hill. Heavy two foot diameter pipe sections arrive by rail and are hoisted by crane for trenching. The system aims to boost water supply after last spring’s Highland avenue school fire highlighted pressure issues.
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North Hill
Water Company
Highland Avenue
Berger Honored for Gift of Flag to New Castle Library
At the New Castle Free Public Library monthly meeting trustees adopted a resolution of thanks to John B. Berger for presenting a flag on June 23. The four by seven foot banner hangs from the south windows by the square and reflects Berger's civic and patriotic spirit noted by the library board and public.
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New Castle Free Public Library
John B. Berger
Berger
C E Workers Converge for Harrisburg State Convention
Harrisburg hosts hundreds of Christian Endeavor delegates from across Pennsylvania for the state convention. Governor Brumbaugh will give the welcome address as 2500 delegates arrive by special trains. Executive committee sessions precede the opening in the afternoon.
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Harrisburg
Christian Endeavor Societies
Pennsylvania
Brumbaugh
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Small Boy Dies in Accidental Shooting Incident
Eight year old Jacob William Seiders of Middletown died after a gun he was playing with discharged striking his head. The tragedy occurred this morning in an accidental self-inflicted shooting.
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Harrisburg
Jacob William Seiders
Middletown
President Wilson Returns With Peace Sentiment Praise
President Wilson and his party arrived in Washington from Detroit at 8 40 this morning and he said he was greatly impressed by the prevailing peace sentiment evident on the trip.
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Washington
Wilson
Detroit
Belief Grows Active Service Awaits Troop F on Border
Troop F and the New Castle hospital corps head toward Paso Texas from Pastura New Mexico awaiting active service. A kitchen car fire near Stevens Texas burned a floor hole but caused no injuries. Troop F expected to reach the border later today with prospects of combat against Pancho Villa.
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Hugh Blair
Pastura
N. M
New Castle Hospital Corps
Paso
Texas
Stevens
Buil
New Castle
Charles McCandless
Villa
Officers Elected Saturday for Farm Bureau Work
Saturday marks the start of Prof. Pickett's active farming work in the county. A Farm Bureau meeting at the courthouse at 2 p.m. will elect officers and outline plans for the year. Prof. Pickett will attend and speak, and visit each county contestant to offer practical guidance on potato and corn contests. separado
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Prof
Pickett
Farm Bureau
Court House
Prof. Pickett
Breakfast served for twenty at park in Philadelphia
Complimentary to Mrs. Mabel Williams and Mrs. Hazel Matlach, Misses Sylvia Jones and Anna Hopkins hosted a morning breakfast at the park. Covers were laid for 20 and a tempting menu was served.
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Mabel Williams
Hazel Matlach
Philadelphia
Sylvia Jones
Anna Hopkins
Park
Death Notices for Martin Leonhardt and John Say
Obituaries list Martin Leonhardt aged 61 of 1611 5S Beaver Street and John Say aged 59 of Ellwood City with a Miss Jennie Hettenbaugh of Edenburg connected to the notices. The fragment provides names ages and places but lacks full dates or services details.
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Martin Leonhardt
Beaver Street
Jennie Hettenbaugh
Edenburg
John Say
Ellwood City
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Bernstorff
Uncle Sam
U. S
Juarez
Dena Kali Sisk
EL Paso
Elinore
Mary
Bill
Contal
BY W. Scott Radeker
Army of Police
Board of Directors of
Free Public Library
C. E
Small Boy
Dash of
Pancho
Blair
Pastura, N. Mex
Ates Furore Pass
McCand
Farm Bureau Meets
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