No Peace On Huns Terms Seeks More Territory
An article attributed to Gen. Petain outlines Germany's aims to expand and demand vast indemnities. The piece argues that harsh losses provoke greater German demands, while true peace would require verifiable honor and concessions. It cites Wilson and German behavior as proof of bad faith.
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Petain
Germa
Russia
France
Uya
Germany
Lae
Flandera
Artois
Atine
Yser
Verdun
Europe
Wilson
Germans Crowd To Buy Princess Hats In Munich Sale
In Munich on June 30 hundreds of women surged toward a police barrier for a chance to buy clothing pawned by Princess Louise of Belgium. The sale featured 90 hats among other items such as robes umbrellas opera cloaks weils and aigrettes. Louise, daughter of King Leopold and divorced wife of Prince Philip, Saxe-Coburg-Gotha.
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Bavaria
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Belgium
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Philip of
Saxe- Coburg-Gotha
Cabbage Shipment Heads to Board of Trade Monday
Cabbage plants reach the board of trade headquarters next Monday raising total plants sold to 100000. No more sales after today and planting should occur by July 4. Those with orders should appear promptly at the office Monday.
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Board of Trade
School Board Plans Special Meeting Monday Evening
A special meeting of the School Board will be held Monday evening at the eighth grade wilting corner of North and East streets to elect a secretary and treasurer and discuss reelecting High Marquis and H. Martin. A principal for the high school may be proposed through Philadelphia rural college.
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High Marquis
H. Martin
Philadelpt Rural College
Crushed By Freight Cars In Crescent Plant Tragedy
William Kurtz a laborer at Crescent Portland Cement plant died after being crushed between shifting freight cars outside the New Castle plant. He was killed Friday evening after work while crossing the tracks. Kurtz who lived with his parents near Wampum was single and a Knights of Mythias member. Another man, Martin Salsberg near Coverdale, was severely injured in a separate coal bank cave in. Services and religious notices followed in Wampum and nearby churches as community members and officials reported the incidents.
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Coverdale
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SueoTaer
Imade
C. M. Kirk
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Stev. W. Ro Baeza
Ducat
Sharon
Est ‘Munion
Lead Pipe Dangers Outlined In Public Health Advisory
A public health note warns that lead pipes used in Pennsylvania homes have deteriorated from mineral water and must be replaced. It discusses alternatives including galvanized and black wrought iron pipes, warns tin plating can poison water, and links long domestic conduits of lead to risk of Bright's disease.
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Pennsylvania
Bright
Picnic Held by Reformed Presbyterian Sabbath School
The annual picnic of the Reformed Presbyterian Sabbath school was held Friday afternoon at Cade Park. Children went out by special wagon. The afternoon featured games and supper was served at 5 o'clock.
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Cade Park
Court Session Monday Morning in Mn Emery Court
Mn Emery will hold a short session of court on Monday at 10 a.m. A block, hew totinny and petit lones will be heard.
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Mn Emery
Hew Totinny
Petit Lone
Correspondents at the Front in 1918 War Coverage
Retrologer Armini of New York discusses Ralph Pulteene Wills in Over the Front in an Acropane. The analysis claims war correspondents rely on prearranged support, rail travel, and official provisioning rather than independent gear or lodging.
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Shetter
Ebag
Hind
Roine
Keefer
Katta
Armini
New York
Berlin Marries Culture Crisis Turk Youths Enter German Schools
International dispatch from Copenhagen reports Germany easing wartime strains with Turkish ties. Turkish youths, 16, are admitted to German universities and several are apprenticed by German firms. Berlin hosts Turkish visitors amid formal goodwill and cultural exchanges.
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Copenhagen
Derla M
Sreure
Germany
Turkey
Berlin
Yan Ene
von Hindenburg
Achelon Hotel
Amusing Encounters With a Woman Lawyer in New York
Anna Moscowitz, a successful New York woman lawyer, recalls opponents who were polite yet underestimated her until she began winning cases. In court she faced curiosity from witnesses and judges, with remarks about her gender and whether men would pay for her services. The piece highlights persistence and evolving attitudes in the legal arena. Also notes a local social event with Wallates Orchestra at Mitchell's restaurant and Elks gathering on July 9.
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Anna Mosrowitz
New York City
Miss Mascowitz
Jay
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