12 Jul 1916
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1916
Page
1
Advertisement states roofing and spouting repair and painting services at reasonable prices and provides a phone number 914. It promotes hardware tools paints tinware and enamel ware from a full hardware store.
A compact column notes currency types such as Geld Gotn Silver Colt nickels and cents. It outlines variety in coinage and notes common in historic financial discussions. The piece references national monetary items and small denomination coins shaping daily commerce.
Washington reports the German Deutschland remains an unarmed merchant submarine not suited for offensive use without major structural changes. Treasury notes allied embassies claim a submarine is essentially a warship, with naval expert Hughes verifying lack of armament in a detailed inspection.
Josephus Daniels outlines US position on German submarines and the droit of nations at sea. He notes the Allied and German divergent readings of international law regarding merchant ships, armed submarines, and use of American ports. The issue, tied to the Deutschland case, centers on naval war rights and risks to neutral commerce.
Germany plans a Transatlantic Zeppelin freight and passenger service. The first airship, Z-Deutschland, may reach an American port in mid August carrying dyes and chemicals. President Wilson nears nomination notification in early August, per St. Louis convention plans. A federal good roads bill signing authorizes 85 million dollars over five years, contingent on state matches.
Reports from Chihuahua City suggest Francisco Villa may not lead the bandits, as General Jacinto Trevino’s government troops push actions in northern Mexico. An American source notes Villa forces captured Diaz before Jimen, while a Mexican soldier claimed ears were cropped after capture. The Fifth Massachusetts Infantry heads to the border for patrol duty, from Fort Quitman west to North New Mexico, as dust storms ease with the rainy season.
In Williamsport Padgly July 12 Hiram Mostelier eight years old was accidentally shot and killed by a premature discharge of a gun in the hands of his father William H Mosteller of Eldred township at their farm home A hawk over the chicken coop prompted the boy to move to the house for the gun The shot struck the boy in the back and he died instantly Also reported want light on Japan pact Senator Lenia Democratic whip introduced a senate resolution seeking full information on the Russo Japanese alliance and its impact on open door trade with Japan China and Russia
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