Note to Germany cited as to Disputes and Passenger Travel
A dated American note to Germany is presented, emphasizing submission of disputes to an international commission and warning Americans against traveling on belligerent ships or with ammunition cargoes. Taft’s positions are cited, urging caution, possible travel advisories, and prohibiting passenger ships from carrying ammunition to avoid war risk.
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Washington
Germany
Bryan
Mamely
United States
Ysi
Prince
Russia
Taft
Mexico
Wilson
Seithout
Pab
Lfe
Bryan Leaves State Department in Silenced Farewell
William Jennings Bryan formally left his office as secretary of state as Robert Lansing was appointed acting secretary. The resignation followed a deep divide over U S policy toward Germany, with Bryan favoring investigation before action and urging caution on anti shipping risks while Wilson pressed for firm demands in the note to Berlin.
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Washington
William Jenninge Bryan
Robert Lansing
State
Wilson
Germany
Bryan
United States
Tarnell
Brean
Mr. Bryan
Brren
Austria
Belgium
Japan
Berlin
Brian
Drr. Bryan
Hrran
State Department
Jon Sener
Lansing Signs Note as Acting Secretary Confirms Berlin Dispatch
Washington reports Acting Secretary Lansing announced the note to Germany would go forward to Berlin this afternoon and be published in Friday newspapers. He said the United States would not wait for Ambassador Gerard to confirm receipt before release. The note’s coding work was underway. Bryan planned to issue a detailed statement on his resignation later today once Germany's reply began toward Berlin.
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Washington
Wilson
Lansing
Germany
Berlin
United States
Gerard
Lensing
Brean
State Department
Rock Creek Park
Louis Post
Isbor
Bryan
Georgia prison commission declines to recommend Frank commutation
The Georgia Prison Commission refused to advise Governor Slaton to commute the death sentence of Leo M. Frank, convicted of Mary Phagan's murder. The decision is not binding, and the governor will conduct further inquiries before deciding.
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Leo Frank
Pinkerton Detective Pursues Forgery Suspect Hubert
Detective Gross of the Pittsburg Pinkerton bureau escorts Hubert to Tarentum Pennsylvania on charges of forging his brother Ermin Hubert s signatures on two checks totaling 275 dollars Hubert admits guilt stating one check was for 125 and the other for 150 He faces 33 months remaining on a prior sentence for breaking parole and an additional forgery term total time likely in prison after parole violation and sentencing plan.
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Gross
Pittsburg
Pinkerton Agency
Tarentum
Hubert
Ermin Hubert
Hinwert
Owly
Pennsylvania
Siz
Huert
Will
Naveste
Austrian Aleships Ell Over Cits of Venice
Venice June 3 AP dispatch reports Austrian airships attacked Venice as they sailed over the city. Property damage was not heavy and no historic buildings suffered. Residents rushed to St Maris square but were largely unconcerned for personal safety, focusing on protecting the Basilica Campanile and the palace of the Dores. no bombs fell in the district.
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Associated Press
Venice
Paris
St. "Maris Square
Campanile
Arrest Report Confuses Prisoner Identity in Nashville
A man described as Harry, colored, of Monticello Avenue, is jailed in Nashville Tennessee after police send a letter to the local department seeking to confirm if he is wanted. Chief Brooks notes two charges exist but the letter says he gave the name BL F. Benson at arrest and later admitted Al F. Harry.
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FL Harry
Monticello Avenue
Nashville
Tenn
Barry
Brooks
Harry
BL F. Benson
al F. Harry
Savings and Loan Opens Share Books July First
The Security Savings and Loan Association announces its leadership with I Wade Coffman as president J H Stephenson as first vice president C D Floyd as second vice president Fred E Delbridge as secretary and Arthur K Thorm as treasurer The association plans to begin business July 1 with the first share books opening.
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The
Security Savings and Loan Association
Soort
I. Wade Coffman
J. H. Stephenson
C. D Floyd
Fred E. Delbridge
Arthur EK. Thorm
Jacobs Buys Shoe Store at Fourth Street Corner
Jacobs purchases Lewis Brown's shoe store at Fourth Street and Traders Alley in the Frank R. Moore block. He will take possession Monday morning, rename it Jacobs Shoe Store, install a modern interior, and stock full lines of shoes for men women and children plus men and boys clothing. Jacobs is a long-time local clerk at Wolk's store and well known to shoppers who expect a thriving new enterprise with broad patronage.
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Jacobs
Lewis Brown
Fourth Street
Traders Alley
Frank R. Moore
Workingmen’s
Tacobs
Bir Jacobs
Wolk’s
Mattie Smith Nistile Hinton Arrested On Forestalling Charge
Mattie Smith Nistile Hinton was taken into custody in Tower City by Officer Sherman under Mayor Gordon's order. She was kept in custody on a bond of six dollars and sixty cents to appear before Barer G EL Gordon in police court at six o'clock to answer a charge of loitering in the streets. Mayor Gordon instructed officers to arrest her at once.
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Nistile Hinton
Mattie Smith
Tower City
Barer G EL Gordom
Thorning
Sherman
Gordon
Day sisters cleared in assault case by magistrate
A warrant against Annie and Hattie Day aged ten and twelve for assaulting Susan Kearns was dismissed by Magistrate Jackson after the prosecuting witness did not appear. The Day girls were arrested days earlier by Constable C. Q. Stout at their home near Columbia Mines.
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Annie
Hattie Day
Susan Kearns
Jackson
de Carter
Dayeilis
CQ Stout
Columbia Mines
Serious Battle Expected Along the Isonzo Front
British observers foresee a major clash along the Isonzo River as Italian forces consolidate positions from Caporetto toward the Gulf of Trieste. Reports warn a serious engagement on the riverfront is imminent, with Italians crossing to the eastern bank at several points.
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Rod
Isonzo
French Troops Advance Near Le Pretre Forest Report
Paris June 9 The French war office issued a brief statement confirming an advance of about 100 yards along a sector near the Le Pretre forest and three German trench positions. They also reported taking several prisoners in the action.
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Paris
Forest of LePretre
Russian Statement on Latest Hostilities
Petrograd reports stubborn fighting in Galicia on the left bank of the river with 2000 prisoners taken after a Russian counterattack within 24 hours. Front from the Dniester to the Lovka shows disputed gains, Russians capturing prisoners, and German forces suffering casualties near Sicka and Loukwa.
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Aysociatie
Rae
Dunster
Zhouzano
Sicka
Cottage Prime Meeting at Mrs Huei Home
A cotter prayer meeting is set for Thursday morning at 9 o clock at 520 Mulbert Street. Miss Etta McKechan will lead. All are invited to attend.
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Edmund Huei
Mulbert Street
Etta McKechan
School Gymnasium Will Be Thrown Open For Use This Summer
AUSTRIAN WOMEN BEG TO BECOME SOLDIERS via London June From Brizen Tyrol numerous Tequets have reached Vienna authorities begging to serve in the ranks as soldiers. It is explained such service is impossible. Summer weather comes to Berlin with several warm days and a thermometer reading 84 degrees.
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Associated Press
London
Brizen
Tyrol
Vienna
Berlin
School Board Opens Summer Use Of Washington Irving High For Youth
Board President WH Taylor announced that Washington Irving High School will be opened this summer for use by young women and men of the city. The building, under city ownership, will host day and afternoon sessions with Miss Mable Gey directing girls and young women’s classes. The program aims to provide constructive activities while classes are organized and funded by the board of education.
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WH. Taylor
Board of Education
Axiths Wash- Giington Irving
Washington-Iiving High ‘School
Mable Gey
Weleyan College
Mfr
Arnett
Nese
Bors
Certeiz Agh
Gyamasiom
Governor Hatfield appoints twenty delegates
Charleston June 3 Governor Hatfield announces the appointment of twenty delegates to be sent from Atlantic City between July 6 and 9. The list includes Harry W. Miller of Paw Paw Howard Cowen Harvey W Sharmer Clarkshanz B S Pope Parkersburg Campbell Sumingtom K S Boremsn Midiebournes Wa G Towns Harper's Ferry John Rainie Rainelles S T Sneed Bikins Mower Hendricks Myron Blab bard Wellsburg Willie Hollansbee F C Baste Hinton W T Williamson John W Tooney Spencer P J Berm Sut tonz UG G Young Buckhannon E Fo Millard Martinsburg S W Patterson Vivian 2nd S D Clesz Whedins.
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Charleston
Hatfield
Atlantic
Harry W. Miler
Paw Paw
Howard
Cowen
Harvey W. Sharmer
Glarkshanz
B.S. Pope
Parkersburg
We Campbell
Sumingtom
Midiebournes Wa
Towns
Harper's Ferry
John Raine
Rainelles
S_T. Sneed Bikins
E. Mower
Hendricks
Myron Blabbard
Wellsburg
Willie Ae Hollansbee
F.C. Baste
Hinton
W. T. Williamson
John W Tooney -Spencer
Berm Suttonz
G. Young
Buckhannon
Fo Millard
Martinsburg
Dentist J Ben Robinson Opens Modern Offices in Srunty Building
J Ben Robinson brother of Judge James W Robinson opens contemporary dental offices in the Srunty Building on West Meineteet, near Union National Bank. He occupies rooms 504 and 505 after arriving from Baltimore where he graduated with high honors from the University of Maryland.
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J. Ben Robinson
James W . Robinson
Srunty
West Meineteeet
Union National Bank
Mr. Robinson
Baltimore
University of Maryland
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