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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1916

Page

2

French and Romanians Hit German Line in Somme Attacks

Violent fighting yields several gains with French taking three trenches near Somme positions. British forces push along a 41,000 yard front, capturing Hille near Warlencourt as Verdun and the Flanders fronts see continued trench action.

Somme Teutons Hille Warlencourt Table Isur Mountul Yaturutwnia Mronetadl Hermannstadt Terion Rothenthurm Rothenthurn Prahova Ooothe Aeen Pee Kovel Volhynia Lemberg Galiiea Erin Ravuvks Waliex Petrograd Ius- Plate Stak Hedono Regron Kiselin Volyhnia Linnicadolna Galieia Shea Bailly Gueudecourt Mort Vaux Verdun Ben Othe C

Homeward Dash by Submarine Plans Stir War Talk

Stevedores load cargoes of crude rubber and nickel as a submarine threat looms. Reports describe harbor activity and a government base under strict conditions as crews prepare for expedited operations.

City Wharf Battle Leaves Many Dead and Wounded

At Freret Wash a mob clash at the city wharf between 250 members of the Industrial Workers of the World who came from Seattle aboard the steamer Verona and a sheriff led posse of 19 men left five dead and about 40 wounded. Sheriff Dean McRae is among the severely injured. In another report Carranza garrison at Parral in Chihuahua has abandoned, with Americans in the region hard to learn details.

Carranza Paso Parral Caraanza Luis Herrera Ovea Chihuahua City

Collision sinks steamers Retriever and Connemara

In the ship collision near land two vessels the Retriever and Connemara foundered with 92 lives lost. Only two people aboard were saved from the two ships. The Retriever carried 128 crew and passengers with 39 saved. the Connemara also suffered heavy losses as rescue efforts continue amid breaking seas.

Villa Kill o American Doctor Refugee Says

Chihuahua City reports an American physician Dr Isher living in Santa Rosalia was killed by Villa bandits led by General Fiandelfo Urthe. A Mexican refugee who fled Santa Rosalia confirms the killing and notes the town’s capture by Villa forces. General Uribe reportedly executed several Chinese and Arabs.

Qhihuahua City Fl Paso Isher Santa Rosalia Villa Genfiandelfo Urthe Dr. Isher Gen. Uribe

Submarine U-57 to Act as Convoy for Deutschland

Reports say the German U-57 submarine will escort the Deutschland home after sinking five vessels off New Zealand. Captain Koenig plans a likely homeward dash within days, while authorities guard details of the voyage and a citizens committee prepares a gold watch gift for Koenig and a complimentary banquet for the crew.

Deutschland New London Coun Cerin Lisborshipe Ube Whch New Baueland Anderson Freipliter Garminayay Ocygptatn Denteeh Bunds Powoild Toonever Koen Cape Cod Citizens’ Committee Koenig

Aviator Carlstrom Reaches New York Safely With Mail Run

Victor Carlstrom flew from Chicago to New York delivering a U S mail pouch in a New York Times mail carrying. He landed at Governor's Island after stops at Harrisburg and Hammondsport. He set a new record by flying 316 miles at an average speed of 137 mph on his westward leg.

New York Victor Carlstrom Chicago New York Times Governor's Island Isrie Hammondsport Hamondsport Carlatrom

Print Paper Demand Projected for 1017 in North Carolina

Commissioner M L Shipman estimates 4000 tons of print paper will be used daily in North Carolina in 1017. The report notes rising prices and a total estimated publishing cost around 321000 dollars for newspapers based on current rates and consumption.

Raleigh, N. GC M. L. Shipman North Carolina

Deutschland Arrives Quiet Yet Thrilling Voyage

New London reports the German submarine Deutschland returning from a voyage to the American coast. Captain Koenig describes a quiet trip amid a supposed blockade and hints at plans to sail again within the year.

Conflict Over Marina Sinking Tests German Pledges

The Marina disaster caused by a German submarine sparks debate over potential breaches of U S pledges. Authorities seek full facts from American German and British accounts to determine responsibility amid American casualties.

Germany U. S. Washington Marina United States Great Britain

Officials surprised as Mexican American Commission cancels Washington meeting

Officials were surprised when informed that the Mexican American Commission revoked its decision to choose Washington as the meeting place. Arrangements had been made to host the commissioners and the Bureau of Pan American Republic was selected as the venue. Failure to agree on border issues discouraged state department officials.

Washington Mexican American Commission Bureau of Pan-American Republica State Department

Open House and Jubilation as Virginia Goes Dry

The October 1 closing of the liquor trade in Virginia sparked church bells tolling midnight and open house at clubs and hotels. Saloons shut, free drinks dispensed in some places, and police kept order as thousands celebrated or queued for final liquor purchases. Prohibition commissioner Jo Sidney Peters noted the Supreme Court ruling allowing bans on importation, widening Virginia’s dry reach and ending many saloons in cities like Richmond, Norfolk, and Roanoke.

Jo Sidney Peters Supreme Court Virginia

Conference on Prices of Necessities Opens in Louisville

Interstate Commerce Commissioner McChord holds informal talks in Louisville with Eastern Southern and Western railroad representatives state railroad commissioners and shippers about coal and other essential prices. He says the conference was arranged after many complaints about shippers being unable to obtain rail cars to transport commodities.

Washington Interstate Commerce McChord Louisville Eastern Southern

U-53 Returns Safely to German Port

The German submarine U-53 under Lieut. Capt. Hans Rose arrived at Newport Rhode Island from Wilhelmshaven on October 7 and left after three hours. The following day U-52 sank five ships off the American coast.

Berlin Hans Rose Newport R. I Wilhelmhaven

Villa bandits capture troop train reported near Santa Rosalia

An unconfirmed report from Chihuahua City states Villa bandits captured a troop train carrying Fortunata Maycotte and his command in the Nachina bay pass south of Chihuahua City. General Maycotte was attempting to intercept near Santa Rosalia. Villa forces used artillery seized from General Ozuna.

Kh] Paso Texas Chihuahua City Fortunata Maycotte Carranza Nachina Bay Pass Maycotte Villa Santa Rosalia Ozuna

District Labor, Crop Outlook, and Industry Brightens Across Regions

Districts report mixed farming results with cotton yields up to 60 percent in some counties as prices above 16 to 18 cents a pound lift bale values above 100 dollars including seed. Nationwide, autumn and winter trade show strong retail and wholesale activity with labor conditions stable despite disturbances and factories awaiting materials.

Ington Federal Reserve Peteral Mien Podletal Srestey South Carolina Divine Richmond Atlanta Boston York Belne

Americans in Danger as Villa Troops Take Parral

A chaotic dispatch from Chihuahua reports Villa forces captured Parral with nine American miners believed stranded there. U.S. agents and Washington are awaiting Mexican confirmations as concerns grow over American lives and safety in the Parral mining district.

VILLA Parral

Bandits seize Mexican train near Laguna station

Government and mining authorities report 200 bandits under Jose Ynez Salazar halted a Mexican Central passenger train at Laguna station. All passengers, including women, were forced to disrobe and their clothes were taken as they fled. Salazar commands about 2,000 men guarding the Mexican Northwestern.

Paso Tex Juarez Laguna Station Jose Ynez Salazar Laguna

British Recapture Dutch Steamer Oldambt After Prize Crew

The Dutch steamer Oldambt, seized by a German submarine with a prize crew aboard, was recaptured by a British destroyer near the Hook of Holland. The prize crew reportedly fired two bombs to destroy the ship, but the Oldambt capsized with cargo lost as it reached the Hook of Holland.

Amstrdam London Hook of Holland Hetvolk Handelshlad

Charming correspondent describes social topics and a talkative man

A witty female correspondent notes being a “young old maid” and shares excerpts from her letter. She describes conversations on socialism from 8:30 to 9:30 and a debate about Emmanuel movement and psycho therapeutic ideas.

Tole Dso Bernard Shaw Chesterton Ton Emmanuel

Progressive City Festures Toy Rivalry Over Merchants

A Kansas City Star snippet describes a heated contest between two merchant groups in a lively city dispute. Partners claim Which side, Sores & Rawbuck or Ward Montgomery Mont, will sell the most goods this year. A prize catalog on tadin paper will be awarded to the winning side amid strong partisan zeal.

Crimds Ant Kansas City Star

No, We Face Hidden Forces Behind the Vault

In a tense exchange characters discuss sinister influences shaping events. A plan is teased to target the person higher up, raising questions about the true power behind the scheme. The confrontation hints at deeper intrigue and a pursuit of accountability.

Wife’s Mission Drives Humorous Film Hero Claim

A witty quip argues men falter without wives to guide them while noting cinema portrays easy heroics on screen. The line suggests household leadership contrasts with on screen bravado.

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