Troop F Must Have 70 Men By July First
The Board of Trade Commissioner's J W Kenney announced efforts to recruit Troop F of the National Guard to full peace strength with a 70 man quota by July 1. If unmet, the troop may be moved to another town, though Captain Horner and local officials oppose relocating from New Castle where the unit has long been based since 1906.
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Natonal Guard
Board of Trade
J. W. Kenney
Kenney
C. Lee Horner
Horner
New Castle
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Pennsylvania Girl Heroine of Thrilling Rescue
Miss Bessie Durland of Norristown Pennsylvania saved Miss Margaret Norrson of Brooklyn during a drowning incident at Santa Monica California. After a first icy plunge she swam to the aid and nearly lost her own life, but she and Benson were rescued by bystanders and taken to a hospital for treatment.
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Los Angeles
Bessie Durland
Norristown
Santa Monica
Penn
Margaret Nonson
Brooklyn
Pacific
Benson
Besa Durland
Missing Mule Found In Nebo L
Slater Ma June 17 About two months ago W M Fowler shipped a cat lord of Wales to the St Louis market and at the National Stock yards one mule was missing An investigation showed a door had been kicked loose letting the mule fall through Fowler claimed against the railroad and the claim agent was set to locate the mule He made several trips along the road inquiring for a stray mule and persevered until success
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Slater
W. M. Fowler
Wales
St. Louis
National
Doar
Beth
Fowler
Limoke
Mule recovered after long search near Nebo
A despondent Fowler was told of a stray mule at Nebo Tl. The agent led him to the town where Fowler identified the animal as his missing Missouri bunker. The mule was returned to Slater and shipped out with another load.
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Nebo
Fowler
Missouri
Slater
Buys Mountain Site For Passion Play
Mrs W Yorks Stevenson, a Philadelphia socialite, has purchased a canyon site in California to fund and produce an American Passion Play. She has left for the canyon near Hollywood to oversee the project, with support from Violet Onley, Bishop Shinelender, Rev Dr Edward Yates Hill, and editor Edward Gok.
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Philadelpha, Pa
W. Yorks Stevenson
California
Stevenson
Canyon
Hollywood
Cal
German War Vessels To Be Brought In July
Washington reports that battleship Friesland, cruiser Frankfurt, and other German naval craft allotted to the United States will sail from Brest about July 15. U S S Tannock and three tugs left Rosyth with three ex German destroyers to Brest for towing to Washington.
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Washington
Seerr- Trniels
Friesland
Frankwort
United States
Brest
U. S. S. Tannock
Rosyth
Scotland
Atlantic
Washington exhibit shows hair net for Washing ton
An article notes George Washington wearing a hair net on display at Washington’s Headquarters in New York City. It covers a memorandum listing clothing and textiles attributed to Washington, including shirts socks handkerchiefs and hose, dated 178.
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New York
George Washington
Washington
Jame Mann
Washington Heights
Warhupton
New York City
Washinton
G. Whaington
Hen Mothers Four Kittens Take Shelter in Shed
An account describes a hen caring for four newborn kittens, sheltering them under her wings while a legitimate mother brings meals. The scene unfolds as observers note the infant cats’ eyes not yet open and their lack of recognition between food and danger. Lancaster, Pa.
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Hyory
Atria
Nolan
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