No Peace on Huns Terms Pledges Demand for Greater Territory
Gen. Petain argues in Army Bulletin that a peace under German terms would be worse than war, warning that Germany seeks tenfold indemnity and the loss of northern and eastern departments, Flanders, Artois, Lorraine, and key resources. He cites past defeats and asserts Germany remains bent on conquest and payback despite blockades and Allied diplomacy.
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International News Service
Yaris
Petain
Army
France
Germany
Flanders
Artois
Lorraine
Marne
Yser
Verdun
Europe
Gery
Wilson
Germans Crowd To Buy Princess Hats In Munich Auction
In Munich on June 30 hundreds of women clashed with police in a scene over clothing pawned by Princess Houise of Belgium. The event centered on 90 hats with other items including 27 robes 58 umbrellas 21 cloaks 68 veils and 83 aigrettes. The princess is the daughter of the late King Leopold and ex-wife of Prince Philip of Saxe Coburg Gotha.
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Munich
Bavaria
Houise
Belgium
Leopold
Philip
Saxe- Coburg-Gotha
Cabbage Shipment Monday Ends Local Sale
Cabbage plants will reach the board of trade headquarters next Monday. The shipment will raise total plants sold to 100,000 and probably end the endeavor. No more sales will be made after today. Cabbage should be planted by July 4, experts say, so those with orders should appear at the office Monday.
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Board of Trade
School Board Sets Special Meeting Next Monday
The school board will hold a special meeting in the eighth grade building at the corner of North and East streets to elect a secretary and treasurer, with re election of Hugh Marquis and C H Martin anticipated and possibly the high school principal election. Philadelphia plans an agricultural college.
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Hugh Marquis
C. H. Martin
Crushed By Freight Cars At Crescent Plant
WAMPUM June 30. William Kurtz a layman house employe at Crescent Portland Cement plant was crushed between two freight cars just after 6 p m Friday evening and died later at Shenango Valley hospital in New Castle He finished his work and was crossing the track outside the plant when a shifting engine jammed two cars together He was single and lived with his parents Mr and Mrs Abe Kurtz near Wampum He was a member of the Knights of Pythias and the I O O F.
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New Castle
Bell
Wampum
William Kurtz
Crescent Portland Cement
Shenango Valley
Kurtz
Miner Injured In Coal Bank Cave-In At Coverdale
Martin Solsberg of Coverdale was trapped in a coal-bank cave-in yesterday. He sustained a broken leg and internal injuries but is not expected to die. He was removed to his home for care.
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Martin Solsberg
Coverdale
Solsberg
Patriotic Services Planned at Wampum Churches
Tomorrow the Wampum churches host patriotic services. In the Methodist church D M Kirk of Crescent Portland Cement speaks in the morning on Patriotism. Rev W R Buzza discusses The Conservation of All Resources in the evening after returning from district conference. Presbyterian church holds morning communion and an evening patriotic service.
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Wampum
Methodist
D. M. Kirk
Crescent Portland Cement Company
W. R. Buzza
Buzza
Sharon
Presbyterian Church
Ellwood City Social Roundup With Visits and Meetings
Mrs George Carnes visited yesterday in Ellwood City. W H Ault returned from a business trip to Toledo and Cleveland. Clair Cameron at Edgewood school is home for summer with his parents Mr and Mrs A P Cameron. Mrs Elizabeth Smith of Pittsburg and her son Charles Smith of Philadelphia are visiting with the former's daughter Mrs A P Cameron. George Cross and Miss Grace Galbreath of Beaver Falls motored here yesterday. Mrs Sylvester Heargenrother and Miss Helen Galbreath visited with Mrs Raymond Mougenet of Ellwood City. Clem and Howard Kingston Geo Mallory Holiday Newton and Arthur Shaffer all of Ellwood City attended the Campfire girls social last evening. Billy Galbreath visited yesterday with his sister Mrs Harry Newton. Richard Grinnen was in Ellwood City yesterday.
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George Carnes
Ellwood City
W. H. Ault
Toledo
Cleveland
Clair Cameron
Edgewood School
A. P. Cameron
Elizabeth Smith
Pittsburg
Charles Smith
Philadelphia
George Cross
Grace Galbreath
Beaver Falls
Sylvester Heargenrother
Helen Galbreath
Raymond Mougenet
Clem
Howard Kingston
Geo. Mallory
Holiday Newton
Arthur Shaffer
Billy Galbreath
Harry Newton
Richard Grinnen
Reformed Pres. S. Holds Picnic at Cascade Park
The annual picnic of the Re formed Presbyterian Sabbath school was held Friday afternoon at Cascade Park. Children arrived by special car and spent the afternoon in games before supper served at 5 o clock.
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Reformed Presbyterian Sabbath School
Cascade Park
Court Session Monday Morning Heard Motions and Petitions
Judge Emery will hold a short court session Monday at 10 o'clock to hear motions and petitions.
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Emery
Lead Pipe Dangers Are Here Outlined
An article warns lead pipes used in Pennsylvania homes pose health risks. It outlines alternatives such as galvanized iron, black wrought iron, and asphalted pipes, noting copper and tin plated pipes may still poison water. The piece cautions that long runs of lead piping can contaminate domestic water and cause serious diseases.
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Pennsylvania
Bright
Frontline Pressers: Pulitzers Take on War Correspondents
In Over the Front in an Aeroplane Ralph Pulitzer notes wartime press rules. Reporters ride in military autos, stay in prebooked hotels, dine via officers, borrow gear, and are guided to prearranged sights. No need to buy gear or decide destinations.
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Ralph Pulitzer
Lookout Mountain
Pittsburg
Milwaukee
Berlin Tries To Be Merry
Berlin attempts to project normalcy as German life continues public entertainments and museums. Turks gain German schooling and apprenticeships as authorities encourage Turkish cultural study. travelers note large Turkish youth groups in Berlin.
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Berlin
Amusing Encounters of a Noted Woman Lawyer
Anna Moscowitz, a successful New York City woman lawyer, recounts early court experiences as opponents were over polite and condescending. Her growing success forced lawyers to prepare more thoroughly while onlookers doubted a woman could win.
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Anna Moscowitz
New York City
Ther
Miss Moscowitz
New York
Vallatit s Orchestra at Mitchell s Restaurant Tonight
Vallatit s Orchestra will perform at Mitchell s restaurant located at 1217 South Mill Street tomorrow from five to eight p m. The ensemble features seven high class pieces for a refined listening event. Boston authorities announce a national gathering of Elks July ninth to fourteenth with no parade.
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Vallatit
Mitchell’s
South Mill Street
Boston
Astrologer Armour predicts war end in eighteen
Astrologer Armour of New York declares that the present conflict will conclude in 1918. He asserts a final victory timetable and offers readings to believers seeking a cosmically guided timeline.
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Armour
New York
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