Bremen Submarine Merchantman Bremen Believed Lost After Delay
Washington the Bremen a German submarine merchantman is considered lost after a month overdue from Bremerhaven. German officials say no information on her fate. she may have suffered machinery trouble rather than British capture. Bremen commanded by Captain Schwarzkopf with about twenty five crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Teutonic
Berlin
America
Bremerhaven
Germany
United States
Deutschand
Virginia Capes
Bremen
Schwarzkopf
Direct appeal to President Wilson on bread price
Chicago October 20 Direct appeal to President Wilson will be made during his Chicago visit over the bread price crisis. B H Dahlheimer president of the Monster Bakers association of Chicago says the move follows sensational advances in wheat and flour prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Chicago
B. H. Dahlheimer
Monster Bakers’ Association of Chicago
Bridegroom Dies After Crane Incident at Bethlehem Steel
In South Bethlehem Pennsylvania Clarence Gebhard a groom of two weeks died from injuries after his coat was snagged by a crane causing a thirty foot fall at Bethlehem Steel works. New York newspaper men are forming an aviation corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Bethlehem
Clarence Gebhard
Bethlehem Steel Works
New York
Ban Revives Color Glands Hair Restorer Claims
Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer is presented as a root acting product that claims to restore gray hair to an even dark shade and improve overall hair and scalp health. It promises dandruff and hair loss reduction, soft fluffy hair, and a uniform color, sold for 50 cents at Williamson's Drug Store in Frederick Maryland with mail order for out of town customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson's
Frederick
Queen of Greece Sleter of the Kalesr Who May Lose Throne
A royal upheaval looms as Queen of Greece Sleter faces pressure and potential abdication over palace intrigues and political strife. The crown's fate hangs on court maneuvers, with factions jockeying for influence in a tense national crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleter
Twelve Entombed After Mine Explosion at Jamison No 1
In Fairmount West Virginia on October 20 a mine explosion at Jamison Coal and Coke No 1 Barrackville entombed at least a dozen men working on repair duties. Fire followed and ventilation was damaged. Bierkower the superintendent led attempts to reach them while R H Jamison rushed from Pittsburgh to coordinate rescue efforts as 250 workers normally employed were idle due to car shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount
W. Va
Jamison Coal and Coke Company
Barrackville
Bierkower
R. H. Jamison
Pittsburgh
Faimount
Bureau of Mines
Governor Brumbaugh Appeals Aid for War Victims
Harrisburg Pa Oct 20 Governor Brumbaugh issues a proclamation urging Pennsylvanians to aid Armenians and Syrians suffering famine disease and death from war strife More than four million destitute people in Armenia and Syria are in dire distress as winter approaches and relief is requested from the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brumbaugh
Harrisburg
Drumbaugh
Pennsylvania
Armenia
Syria
Payments to U. S. Huge Why Britain Desires to Have Bonds
London reports Reginald McKenna the exchequer chancellor replies to criticism of high interest on new treasury bonds. He says the aim is to keep bonds largely held abroad and notes the daily burden of paying about £2,000,000 in the United States. He argues prewar standards cannot apply and that five percent is not sufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
London
Reginald McKenna
House of Commons
Treasury
United States
Killed at New Job in Lancaster on Eastbound Track
A 30 year old Pennsylvania Road employee Pat Macsano was killed instantly near Lancaster after moving from a track to avoid an express train. He left a wife and four children. The article also notes a 13 year old girl in Clarksboro, West Virginia charged with killing her father after his mistreatment.
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New Job
Lancaster
Pat Macsano
Macsano
Clarksboro
W. Va
Lees Bonafiglio
Frank Bonafigilo
Kelley HM
West
German U boat War Plans Reported in Atlantic
Dutch press cites German wartime dispatches claiming submarines will operate in the western Atlantic and attack UK merchant ships after allowing crews to escape. Reports also warn Britain may arm its merchant fleet, prompting Germany to tighten its submarine campaign and reexamine relations with the United States.
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Asterdam
Volkszetlung
Colopiie
Atlantic
Tees
Nantucket Island
Thas
Bevin
Kreiga Achuns
Lokal Ans Zelager
Germany
England
United States
America
Duchess of Connaught Leaves Ottawa for England
The Duchess of Connaught and Prince Patricia depart Ottawa with the Duke of Connaught as governor general. Their sailing date and departure port are withheld due to war conditions. The Duke of Connaught became governor general in October 19 19. The Duke of Leven ghire will succeed him.
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Duke of Connaught
Canada
Duchess of Connaught
Patricia
Ottawa
England
Duke of Levanghire
French Gain Ground Near Peronne As Rain Halts Front
French forces pushed the German lines back west of Peronne during a night advance from Bapaume, attacking between Blaches and La Maisonette and forcing a retreat. North of the Somme, Sailly-Salliisel was secured after days of grinding combat, with house-to-house fighting and stubborn German resistance. Heavy rain turned trenches into miniature lakes as raiding parties probed near Loos and Arras.
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London
Bapaume
Peronn
Paris War Office
Blaches
la Maisonette
Somme
Sailly-Saillises
War Office
Biaches-La Maisonette
Hes
Peronne
Loos
Arras
Sailly-Salllisel
Wilson speaks on national issues amid Chicago visit
President Wilson explained his view on problems facing the nation during a trip to Chicago. He delivered three speeches and met with campaign managers after street demonstrations. An incident involved National Woman's party members in front of the Auditorium as banners opposing Wilson were torn and the women rough handled amid police guard.
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Chicago
Wilson
Indiana
National Woman's Party
Girl Wounded at Mother's Grave in New York Cemetery
Miss Elsie Lotier, 28, of Patam Valley near Garrison, was struck by a rifle bullet while caring for her mother's grave in a Bar tyville cemetery. She sustained a wound but condition and shooter details are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elsie Lo Tier
Olf
Pattam Valley
Garrison
Bartyville
Constipation remedy from old ad copy in Spanish English mix
A fragmentary advertisement promotes Chamberlinsing Tableta as a pleasant laxative option. It claims to be wild and gentle with no griping or other unpleasant effects, mentioning Usina de CRETE MNETE OR TET MeTment in a garbled line.
Brooklyn Man Jailed Forty Days for Beer Sold in Fountain
Isador Markowitz a 36 year old Brooklyn store operator was found guilty of selling beer without a license at his stationary soda fountain candy and cigar shop. He faced a choice of a $200 fine or forty days in jail and chose jail. Nearby items report on Russian trenches in Volhynia and other region fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
New York
Yleides Beer
Inspector McElroy
Isador Markowitz
Woman Convict Hangs Over Prison Garments Protest
Gena Prdon of Ilefala refused prison garb and clashed with the matron over attire. She committed suicide by strangling with a muslin strip shortly after a warning from Headkeeper Richard Stughes. The inmate served two sentences for larceny in Essex County and arrived January 29, 1915, amid ongoing disciplinary trouble.
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Treaton
Gena Prdon
Ilefala
Anwar
Wan
Exsex
Richard Stughes
Mutron
Den
Nervous trouble relief advertised by Lydia E Pinkham
A West Danby New York user and her family endorse Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for nervousness sleeplessness and female disturbances. The ad claims forty years of proven efficacy and notes the product uses native roots and herbs as a tonic for the female organism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Danby
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mia
Dewitt Smncepaugh
N. Y
Lydie E. Pinkham
Romanian Front Claims Pushback of Austro German Forces
Bucharest reports Romanians advancing on the Transylvanian frontier. At Trachel and Branielele Romanian units claim gains, and in the Trotus valley 600 prisoners and twelve cannons were taken. A detachment near Goloara and operations in the Iron area yielded 300 more prisoners and machine guns.
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Bucharest
London
Ort
Transylvants
Trachel
Bran Elele
Trotus
Goloara
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Ban
Greece
American Preas Association
U. S
Chamberlain's
Mre. 1
I. McDowell
Fort Wayne
Ind
U. S. Shores
American Prean Association
Voliynia
Stokhod
Rudnow
Hunter
Bird Hazleton, Pa
Alvin Sippe
Mallers
Charles Polk
Italy
Rome
Tiger
Sudige
Abrahan RB
Stolzfuss
Intercourse
Wsder
Huntingdon
Ois
Misa Carrie Brambaugh
Frank G. Brumbaugh
Marklesburg
Jacob Hoffman
Rea
Johnstown
Minneapolis
Frew Wilson
Hinds
Florida
States
Kefauver & Shapro’s
Thie Fishment
Kefauver & Shapro, Optometrists and Jewelers
N. Market Street
Frederick, Md
Admiral Fournet
American Press Association
W. H. Knock
Beecham
F Duffy’s
Duffy's
Duffy
Rochester
N.Y
Harvey E. Smith
Drayman
West Fifth Street
Modern Lighting CO
N. Market ST
C. R. Landis, Jeweler
South Market ST
C. R. Landis
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