Kitchener and staff loss reported near Orkneys
London June 6 Admiral Jellicoe reports the Hampshire with Earl Kitchener and staff on board was sunk off the west of the Orkneys by a mine or torpedo. Four boats were seen to leave. only a capsized craft and some bodies found. News notes Robertson as likely successor.
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Associated Press
Heralt-Star
London
Admiral Jericoe
Grand Fleet
Admiralty
Hampshire
Earl Kitchener
Weat Orkneys
Karl Kitchener
Russia
Jellicoe
Herbert J. Savill
R. N
Lord Kitchener
Sir William Robertson
Tmperial
Robertson
William Robertson
Kitchener
Hugh James
Petrogragl
Sora
O. A. Fitzgerald
Ellershaw
Frederick Donaldson
Lora Kitchener
Earl Kitchner
Germany
England
Women and liberty and new neighbors in old phrasing
A collection of quips debating preparedness, personal liberty, fashion, footwear, and nostalgia. The speaker mocks campaign symbolism and the idea of progress, contrasting surface charm with real effort and bodily well being. The tone remains periodical and reflective.
Carranza seeks Wilson on Mexico policy amid US interest
The passage notes Carranza requesting the President to articulate intentions in Mexico, echoing public demand. It references British naval jargon, fashion remarks on Milady, Chicago's disdain for political ceremonies, a Venezuelan revolutionary trend, and a push for US naval advancement if Britain and Germany clash. It also contrasts views on the preferred candidate for public service.
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Carranza
Wilson
Mexico
Follansbee Race and Local Happenings Highlight Busy Period
Edward Radcliffe of Follansbee bids for city assessor as he campaigns across Brooke County aiming for a Republican win in the upcoming primary. In other news, Sheet Metal Specialty Co. and S. Keighley Co. beat Follansbee Bros. 20 to 5 in a lively Bushfield baseball game, while a worker cuts a foot on scrap iron at No. 1 tin mill. Labor Day plans loom as Follansbee hosts a three day jubilee under K of P auspices, with multiple personal notes and visits throughout the community.
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Edward Radcliffe
Follansbee
Radcliffe
Brooke County
Sheet Metal Specialty Co
S. Keighley Co
Follanshee Bros. Mill
Bushfield
Dave Evans
George E. Wood
Eleanor
Braddock
Olga Millard
Steubenville
Mildred Wood
Walter Brown
Kenneth
Colliers
Ida Gracey
J. Cooper
Main Street
E. B. Jackson
West Liberty
Normal School
Weetal
George Lewis
Tris A. Grossman
Mayme
Rochester
Minn
Scott
Company K
14Th Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Eldersville
Mingo Notes and Community Happenings Shine in Town
Local residents visit relatives in Pittsburgh and Scio Ohio while Dr D J Steiner family plans return from Powhatan West Virginia. A street altercation ends with arrest after a man brandishes a gun and a razor found. fined. Mingo sees Old Home Week June 12 to 17 with Rutherford Greatest Shows. Commercial Street paving advances and funeral services held for Kathryn Gourley.
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Hopkins
Ed Hopkins
Pythian Sisters
Weirton Temple
Mahan Avenue
Mary Sharp
Minnie Williams
Kate Bamford
John Reese
Lydia
Olive Jenkins
Minnie McAnich
Eva Brandt
Alice Romick
Sarah Rogers
Krager
Dailey
Anna Morris
Thomas Williams
Cora Care Esther Care
Marillia Gough
Lala Sanders
Sarah Berry
Florence Thorley
Rheabeth Morgan
Jefferson Glass Company
Sue Downey
Addison Barnes
Alabama
Neice
Earl Godfrey
Clara
Edgar
McKeesport
T. M. Godfrey
Main Street
George Patterson
S. G. Wells
Wellsburg
W. J. Kirk
George E. Wood
Bethany
Lenora
Diven
Miss Ao Sanders
D. J. Steiner
Powhatten W. Va
Gilbert Follaws Lee
Pittsburgh
J. K. Reed
Albert G. Hartenstein
Scio
Ohio
Wilma Mingo
Wheelng
William Krager
Earl Hebron
Mingo
Rutherford
Hingo Athletic Club
Commercial Street
Gourley
Kathryn Gourley
George's Run
Mitchell a war veteran and prisoner of Belle Isle
Mitchell served three years in the 140th P Ws after enlisting in the war. He was taken prisoner at Belle Isle and was a good citizen who earned the respect of all.
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Mitchell
P. Ws
Belle Island
Work First slogan debated amid confusion and misread signals
The text reflects skepticism about a slogan labeled Work First as suitable for others. It notes a British general’s actions were misinterpreted, highlighting tension between intended messaging and reception. The fragment hints at critique of leadership rhetoric and communication.
Cincinnati inventor markets beers tablets for pocket carry
A Cincinnati man showcases beer tablets designed to be carried in a vest pocket. The item’s description prompts a playful query about whether a rail supports the foot during each tablet taken.
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Cincinnati
Food Variety Diet Rule for Balanced Meals
The human body requires variety and meals should include one protein source, one or two starch foods, one bulky item, one mineral source, one fat, and one liquid. This guideline supports balanced nutrition across daily meals.
Optimistic Thought and Sting of Reproachful Speech
An aphoristic reflection notes that the sting of reproachful speech often carries truth. It suggests how candid critique can illuminate reality and prompt personal or communal improvement.
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Fort Kitchener
Lord Northcliffe
David Lloyd George
Imperial Staff
Field Marshal French
France
Marshal French
North Sea
Milady
Chicago
United States Navy
Office Directory
Sinclair Building
Fourth and Market Streets
J. L. Agnew
W. ©. Brown
Prosecuting Attorney
Theo. Dodd
Demar Erskine
Ralph Levinson
Lewis Attorney-at
Geo. P. Gourley
Bell Phone
aWann McKinley
Buil Bell
DR. L. B. Oe Mei” Ae
B. Bo Ue
Luiji Taysuffarri
Chase
Batch
McFarland
Cross Creek
Conlet
Lockhart Street
Reida Quillan
Murdock Street
Mingo High School
Forst H. Hill
Methodist Church
Gus Lohman
Church Hill
James Gaherty
Benwood
Maggie Dennine
Mary Richardson
Minerva Reddick
Lillian Thomas
Lena Lehmore
Sulzbacher
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