Walden Pastor Carl Ahrens Accused Amid Scandal Case
In Walden on June 22 the Rev Carl F W Ahrens, pastor of First Baptist Church, faced accusations linked to visits to a Wall Street home. Neighbors say the couples’ tensions rose after two months of alleged encounters. Ahrens denied improper conduct and left the scene with the husband’s father, while police consider the matter amid community uproar.
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Chestnut Street Chapter Soldier For Serious Work
The head nurse disinfects the girl’s face and hands as a Chestnut Street Chapter scene shows a weary worker after locating and bringing the injured. Photos by Breese capture the exhausted caretaker in the effort.
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Mayor Taylor Returns Home After California Trip
Mayor Arthur A. Taylor of Santa Griz California, who has long ties to local newspaper work, visited the Times-Press office Thursday with Consul Alty Clark and Florence Nearing. The tour included viewing equipment and discussion of the paper’s operations.
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Globe
Many Arrested by Fish Warden in Pike County
The Pike County dispatch reports numerous arrests by state fish wardens since the fishing season opened. Shoemaker leads a crackdown for violations of fishing laws with fines and penalties noted.
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Bulldog Freak Calf Draws Crowds in Newton New Jersey
A reported shop window freak animal named Bulldog Head on Calf draws visitors near Andover. William Jroongacre owns the unusual creature, purchased from Frank Long of Giracaville. The calf, three weeks old, shows a protruding lower jaw and looks like a bulldog, while drinking milk and chewing straw. crowds compare it to a bull dog and a circus oddity.
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Andover
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London Tower Is Leaving the City
A report to the National Physical Laboratory notes movements in the Tower of London as it allegedly slides toward the Thames. No serious disturbances are recorded, but wall movements show rock shifts in the palace area, suggesting overall fabric movement with riverward rocking and rising and falling stresses.
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Trial delays as courtroom hears inconsistent testimony
A disrupted session stalls as a witness’s oath is challenged and the attorney questions the jury's ability to assess truth. Courtroom tension rises with steno errors and a prolonged testimony delay, while judges seek direction from the court. The report notes conflicting lines and a contentious exchange over credibility.
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Rasene Ciy . Star
Garden Party A Splendid Affair At Highland Avenue
A garden party on Thursday evening on Highland avenue raised funds for the Red Cross through the Philanthropic Club. Mrs. Royce chaired the canteen with committee members organizing decoration, refreshments, and entertainment as McConnell's quartet played and twenty five tables hosted guests.
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Charles B. Buckley
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Red Cross
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C. H. Sweezy
S. T. Clineman
Wiliam Seeholaer
C. 3. Buckley
Alton J. Wall
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Romer Grey
William Seeholz
High School Notes on Goshen Meet Medal Winners
The Goshen meet awarded medals in a new rectangular design for first, second and third places. Deming Chitadin led in high hurdles, Jack Aon second in sprints, Manzo first in pole vault, Nord first in 443, Canny second in mile, Row second in dash, Sundstrom second in discus. Bronze for third and silver for second noted. overall tally highlighted by Mead.
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British Workers Fight Labor Draft At London Conference
A London conference of the triple industrial alliance miners railway men and transport workers opened to oppose labor conscription. Delegates representing 3 090 000 workers adopted a resolution warning against industrial compulsion and calling for wealth and property registration to secure equality.
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Claflin Stock Sale Clears Up Failure
New York June 23 The capital block of the H B Claflin Corporation wholesale dry goods merchants at 224 Church Street valued at 6 million was sold to a group of New York wholesale merchants. The sale totaled 6.3 million, with 5 million paid in cash and the balance deferred to fall. Purchasers formed a committee led by John P Stevens Bertram H Borien and J Harper Poor with approval of trustees under the Claflin reconstruction plan enacted after its 1912 failure. Under the plan one sixth of capital stock was pledged as collateral to Series No 1 notes of Mercantile Stores Corporation. Since the plan, Mercantile Stores has owned the stock but a separate board has run the Claflin business independently from retail properties.
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H. B. Clafla Corporation
Alexander New
Mercantile Jones Corporation
Benny Peyade
Mercantile Stores Corporation
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Claffin Busineas
Castor of Castor Preparation Described in Subtle Method
A rough instructive note explains masking the taste of castor oil by mixing with hot milk and salt, with pepper, or lemon juice. It suggests using milk or lemon juice to coat the glass and then adding the oil so it is less perceptible to the drinker, including a caution about masking from a specific reader.
Fragmentary 19th Century Note on War and Hearts
A garbled excerpt laments wretches and women bowing under threat. It hints at a past conflict where people sought peace but faced theft of hearts and power, mentioning Americans. The fragment preserves mournful tone and vague references to betrayal and longing.
We Must All Save at Home and Farm
Assaistant Secretary of Agriculture urges a national change of heart to curb extravagance as Congress votes a historic seven billion dollar war appropriation. The piece stresses home economy, meat substitutes, and careful food use to feed soldiers, allies, and postwar needs, with practical kitchen tips for families and campers.
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Congress
United States
Germany unrest said to follow U S entry into war
Paris dispatch quotes Jules Cambon, secretary in the Foreign Ministry, saying America’s entry shocked Germany. He notes German plans to counter perceived Allied optimism by sowing discord while seeking to prevent closer Franco American ties. The interview references the Pershing visit and allied reaction.
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Foreman Fatarly Hurt In Fremont Road Incident
Montitelio Fremont road foreman Willam Storseer aged 34 was struck by a crow bar near his home between Fremont Center and Addalian. He died from internal injuries at his home days later with Dr Schonger certifying the cause as the injury. Burial planned at Freeenat Center.
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