Wilson Rejects German Demands and Prefers U S Stand
President Wilson declares the United States will not allow Germany to dictate its stance in talks with Great Britain. A Berlin note accepting submarine rules is cited, with Washington urging strict adherence and warning that U S Germany talks must not hinge on U S Britain negotiations. The note stresses responsibility is individual, not joint.
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Washington
Wilson
Germany
United States
Great Britain
Berlin
Lansing
Gerard
Germas
United Sttates
First Journey to City by 77 Year Old Farmer
George W. Zimmerman of near Araby and his wife visited Baltimore for radium lip cancer treatment with Dr. Kelly. He had never ridden a trolley or traveled beyond Montgomery County and planned another trip with eager anticipation.
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H. W. Zimmerman
Baltimore
Zimmerman
Kelly
Border Conference Fails Over Mexican Troop Question
The El Paso talks between Generals Scott Funston and Obragon ended without agreement on American troops in Mexico. reports say pursuing Mexican outlaws into Coahuila with US forces in pursuit, while Funston declined to commit extra troops.
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el Paso
Hugh £. Scott
Frederick Funston
Alvaro Obragon
Juan Amador
Amfalra
Mexico
Marathon
Texas
Hoscoe Tyree
Q. G. Compton
Messenire
Io Ecompany
Smyth
Glean Springs
Glenn Springs
Baquilles
Coahuila
Sibley
Trai
Rio Grande
Scott
Obregop
Big Bend
Funston
Four more executed in Dublin revolt trials
London reports four more leaders of the Irish revolt were sentenced to death and executed by the Dublin court martial. Named were Cornelius Colbert, Edmund Kent, Michael Mallon, and J. J. Houston. Nineteen others had death sentences commuted to penal servitude. three received prison terms. two were acquitted. Swift Mac Neill, Sinn Fein Volunteers president, was arrested after disappearance at disturbances start. In Commons, Asquith refused to guarantee no further executions pending debate. Ginnell cried murder.
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London
Dublin
Cornelius Colbert
Edmund Kent
Michael Mallon
J. J. Houston
John Gordon
Swift MacNeill
Sinn Fein Volunteers
MacNeill
National University
House of Commons
Laurénce Ginnell
Ginnell
Asquith
House of Commona
Peace rumors swirl in Washington over Papal mediation
Washington May 9 reports say Pope Benedict asked President Wilson to pursue a move to end hostilities in Europe. Colonel E M House may travel again to belligerents to test readiness for American mediation. London note suggests Germany open to peace talks, but allies reportedly not ready on German terms.
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Pope Benedict
Monsignor Bonzano
Wilson
Europe
E. M. House
White House
Papal Legation
London
Robert Cecil
Germany
German Consul Indicted in False Passport Plot
Federal grand jury in New York indicted Carl A. Luderitz German consul at Baltimore for aiding Horst von der Goltz to obtain a false American passport The panel also indicted Wolfe von Igel former secretary to Franz von Papen for conspiring to defraud by shipping lubricating oils to Germany misrepresented as fertilizer Also reported: Albert Goodwin Private Twenty fourth Infantry shot for insubordination at a base in Columbus New Mexico after drawing a revolver on a sergeant and being killed Five times shot remains arrived for burial In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania a four month old died from strangulation Doctors cited suffocation Moses James and Nanticoke minor baby death also noted Eight hour day celebration planned by United Mine Workers Hazleton with parade and address by John P White Electric train kills laborer at Pleasantville New Jersey Train struck Bncca Martins grave digger at the shore line
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Alding von der Goltz
New York
Carl A. Luderitz
Baltimore
Alding Horst von der Goltz
Wolfe von Igel
Franz von Papen
United States
Germany
Columbus
Albert Goodwin
Twenty Fourth Infantry
Mexico
Goodwin
Court-Mar
Senate Army Bill Defeats Tilt Over Indemnity Fears
Washington May 9. The House rejected two Senate amendments to the army bill, voting 241 to 142 on a 250000 man standing army and 251 to 109 on a 261000 volunteer army, with debate on the nitrate plant provision and fears of foreign indemnity claims after the European war. Paris May 9. The Prince of Wales visits the Italian front with King Victor Emmanuel. Shamokin Pa May 9. Two year old Peter Eshmiller dies after falling into a scalding pail at Kulpmont hospital.
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Representative Kahn
California
United States
Mexico
Mr. Kitchin
Manon
Prince of Wales
Italy
Paris
Victor Emmanuel
Rome
Shamokin
Peter
John Eshmilller
Kulpmont
Sloan's Liniment Ad Highlights Draft Dangers and Relief
An advertisement warns that drafts trigger neural pain neck stiffness and rheumatism, claiming Sloan's Liniment relieves neuralgia neuritis and head pain. It promises rapid warmth and comfort after applications and notes availability at druggists.
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Sloan
Eight GOP Contests At 1912 Chicago Convention
Preparations for the Republican national convention opening June 7 began with carpenters converting the Coliseum into the hall. William F. Stone of Baltimore serves as sergeant at arms, with other officials arriving later. The national committee plans a June 2 meeting to draft the temporary roll, noting only eight contests so far versus 235 four years earlier.
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Chicago
Carpenters
William F.stone
Baltimore
British Submarine E-31 Sunk by German Gunfire off Denmark
London detours report the British submarine E-31 sunk west of Horn Reefs off Denmark by a German warship on May 5. The admiralty also notes destruction of a hostile aeroplane by German torpedo boats near the Flanders coast and capture of another aeroplane. In Phillipsburg, miner Lewis Axleite, 46, Empire Steel, Oxford, was killed when ore fell on him. he planned to return to Hungary.
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St. Berlin
Horn Reefs
Denmark
Flanders
Phillipsburg
N. J
Lewis| Axleite
Empire Steel Company
Oxford
Hungary
A Plea For Annual Medical Examinations For All
A civic appeal argues preventive medicine requires every citizen to submit to a yearly or more frequent thorough exam. Early detection of tuberculosis cancer and heart disease could add years of life and reduce suffering. science must discover facts and medicine apply them for cure or prevention.
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Victor C. Vaughan
M.D
Journal of American Medical Association
Police Rescue Captive Woman in Morrisburg Pa
Four Morrisburg police officers broke down a door with clubs to rescue a white woman held captive for three days by Eugene Carr a colored man in a room she described as a place of coercion. She said her captor forced her to earn money for him.
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Morrisburg
D L. & W. Section Hands Get Pay Increase
Bloomenburg May 9 Announcement says all section hands on the Wsloomsburg division of the D L W have been raised a half cent an hour. Earlier in March they received a one cent raise. Washington treasury reports a $1400 contribution to the conscience fund from Plainfield New Jersey.
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Wioomsburg
Conscience
Washington
Treasury
Plain Fed
N. J
Sullivan Freed After Ireland Uprising Arrest
London May 9 James M Sullivan former United States minister to San Domingo was arrested after the recent uprising in Ireland and has notified the American embassy from Dublin that he has been released.
Dr Kings New Life Pills Ad Promotes Spring Detox
An old advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as an ideal spring laxative. It claims the first dose will move the sluggish bowels and stimulate the entire system, waking and clearing impurities and poisons accumulated during winter. Sold for 23 cents at your local druggist.
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King
Dr. King
Golden Medical Discovery Promises Strength and Vitality
Spring advertisement touts Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery as a blood maker tissue builder and restorative nerve tonic. It claims to restore strength, aid digestion, purify blood, and improve appetite without alcohol or harmful drugs. Dealers offer tablets or “squid” form with a trial box for 10 cents.
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Pierce
Invalides’ Hotel
Buffalo
A Virginia Mother's Advice
Roanoke Virginia reader recounts how his 15 year old daughter grew weak from overwork, lost appetite and energy, then improved after using Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription, returning to school without a day missed. The testimony cites J. W. Bahrain of 1005 10th Ave.
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Golden Medical Discovery
J. W
Bahrain
10Th Ave
Varnish Stain Choices Advertised with Color Range
A concise ad fragment touts varnish stain options with color names Cherry Mahogany Walnut Dart Oak Light Oak and mentions a 12 pint size. The copy implies superior quality but is fragmentary and lacks full context or pricing.
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