Deutschland Submarine Merchantman Arrives at Baltimore
The German underwater liner Deutschland docked at Baltimore after a 15 day Atlantic voyage carrying 750 tons of chemicals and dye stuffs plus plans to ship 750 tons of nickel and crude rubber home. Captain Cocke piloted the craft with a 29 man crew, navigating past blockaders and cruising at over 12 knots before formal ceremonies were scheduled.
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Baltimore
Deutehland
Atelantic
Suadron
Bremerhaven
Virginia Capes
Thomas F. Timmins
Frederick D. Cocke
Virginia Pilots’ Association
Timmins
Kairig
Chesapeake
Tie
Noran Himilton
Norfolk- Newlord Moss
Card Mac
Coast Guard
Onondaga
Hans F. Hinsch
Neckar
Hinsch
Deutschland Enters Chesapeake Bay With Message From Emperor
The German U-boat Deutschland slipped into Chesapeake Bay at 1:45 am Sunday carrying a seal mail from Emperor William to President Wilson and a cargo estimated at 1,000 tons of dyestuffs and chemicals. It completed a 4,000 mile voyage, the longest hazardous submarine trip, and headed toward Maryland as the Onondaga and Collector Norman Hamilton followed. The crew wore merchant seaman uniforms and no flag was shown at first, with frank demeanor reported by pilot Fred Cocke.
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A. Schumacher and Company
Lloyd Line
Eastern
Deutschland
Bremen
Henry G. Hilken
Schumacher Concern
Ozean Rhederei, Limited
Ocean Navigation Company, Limited
Kiel
Hiliken
F. A. Lohmann
Norfolk
Emperor William
Germany
Woodrow Wilson
Chesapeake Bay
Thomas F. Timmins
Virginia Capes
Maryland City
Coast Guard
Onondaga
Fred Cocke
Virginia Pilots’ Association
Atlantic
Capes
Cocke
Youthful Voyager Search Of Fathers At Norfolk Police
Two boys ages 14 and 13 detained at Norfolk police headquarters say they came seeking their fathers. John Oliver from Roanoke Rapids and Wesley Hall from Emporia Va traveled from Newport News and Richmond seeking family ties. Probation Officer Debnam will arrange custody or employment as suitable.
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Norfolk
John Oliver
Lee
Oliver
Roanoke Rapids
Hall
Emporia
Atlantic Coast Line
Newport News
Young Hall
Virginia
Richmond
Wesley Hall
Debnam
Kinston
N. C
Roalnoke Rapids
Rae
Daniel Newton Oliver
Rabies and Hydrophobia in Animals
The article explains rabies in animals, primarily dogs, with cattle hogs horses and sheep affected. It notes transmission by bites not always causing disease, describes furious and dumb forms in dogs, and discusses diagnosis via brain examination or blood tests for Pasteur treatment eligibility.
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G. A. Roberts
Breen
Pasteur
Joyner Elected Secretary of NEA Board
James J. Joyner superintendent of public instruction for North Carolina was elected secretary of the National Education Association board of trustees after earlier being chosen as a member of the executive committee. Carroll G. Pearse of Milwaukee was named chairman of the board.
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Supt. Joyner
New York
James J. Joyner
North Carolina
National Education Association
Carroll G. Pearse
Milwaukee
Wis
New Cafe Doing Good Business In City
The New York Cafe opened last week and is drawing strong patronage. Saturday evening crowds cheered a busy rush for the cats and the proprietors report a thriving start.
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New York
Advertising Plant Enlarges At Dixie Poster Co
The Dixie Poster Advertising Company plans a major expansion here. It will erect several new boards and rebuild those currently in service to attract more business.
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Dixie Poster Advertising Company
Texaco Company Expands Local Oil and Gas Yard
The Texas Oil Company has purchased a lot on the B. P. W. Co's siding and set up an oil and gasoline yard. A tank will be built, but for now the Enfield oil wagon makes two to three trips weekly to serve Texaco customers. Local manager G Weeks has handled Texaco products via Josey Hardware Co.
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Texaco
Texas Oil Company
Enfield
Texaco Co
G. ©. Weeks
Josey Hardware Co
Recurrent Calls for Peace Amid Mexico Tensions in Raleigh
In Raleigh July 11, 1914, reports note reduced prospects of war with Mexico as Secretary of State Lansing departs for a month, with President Wilson praised for patience. North Carolina soldiers at Camp Glenn may stay on border duty, while state events include the State Firemen's Tournament July 17 to 19 and fertilizer rate hearings July 20 in Norfolk. Local politics discuss nominees and recent judicial actions, with deaths of F. S. Harriss in Scotland Neck.
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Raleigh
Villa
Mexico
Lansing
Va!cation
Wilson
United States
North Carolina
Camp Glenn
Carrs
Amierics
North C Carolina
North Carolina Corporation Commission
Interstate Commission
Norfolk
Commission
A. J. Maxwell
North Carolina Commission
F. S. Harriss
Harris
Scotland Neck
Eulalia Terry
Bertie County
Nahala Presbyterian Church
Nhala
L. P. Lapsey
Tarboro
L. Curry
Near Fatal Accident In Raleigh Foot of Pendleton Market
A child in a buggy fell from a chair beside a mud filled drain near Pendleton Market in Raleigh. The wheel passed over the neck but the baby escaped serious injury as reporters rode toward Durham for the State Press Association gathering. Local tensions over stock law and the night riders add to a politically charged scene as the state campaign under Warren moves forward.
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Bob Coleman
Coleman
Pendleton’s
Raleigh
Durham
State Press Association
Duplin
D. Jo. T
Oliver Allen
Warren
North Carolina
Submarine Deutschland Brings 100 Tons Of Chemicals To New York
The German submarine Deutschland docked at Virginia capes carrying about 100 tons of chemicals and dye stuffs for five New York houses. The supplies address urgent needs in the drug trade and dye shortages, with merchants noting they had limited advance details of the voyage and estimating 19 voynts of anail inaccessible past the British censor.
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New York
Virginia Capes
Germany
Scotland Neck plans giant community fair this fall
County agent W A McMurray promotes a large Scotland Neck Community Fair to outshine past events with livestock displays. A citizen meeting is set for Monday at 4 pm in the Mayor's office to organize, inviting all locals to participate and bring friends.
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Scotland Neck
W. A. McMurray
Crowell
Mr. McMurray
Tie
Othors
Judge Bond's Fears and Local Reaction in Lynching Inquiry
The Einstein News argues the court did misstate fears during Judge Bond's lynching inquiry and that local people respected the bench. It contends opposition from newspapers was unfounded and condemns Bond's public self praise as unwarranted and unbecoming to his office.
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Bond
Enstein News
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Derstands
Carl A. Leuderitz
London
Virginia Coast
Louisville
Isaster
Francis D. Winston
Peebles
Judge Winston
J. William Bailey
Joseph F. Tayloe
Senator Simmons
Bailey
J. C. Carr
Wilmington
Ernest Green
New Bern
Bridgeport
Conn
Americas Jateate
Simon Lake
Pany
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