Orduna Escapes German Submarine Attack Off Ireland
The Cunard liner Orduna carrying 227 passengers including 22 Americans was torpedoed by a German submarine off the Old Head of Kinsale but escaped after a half second of time or ten feet. The ship then outran the submarine, which surfaced to fire as passengers fled to upper decks and lifeboats.
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Washington
Hae
United States
Germany
Liverpool
New York
Lusitania
Old Head of Kinsale
Iner
Orduna
Glaasea
Prisoner Attacks Leo M Frank at Milledgeville Prison
Leo M Frank, whose death sentence for Mary Phagan murder was commuted to life, was seriously wounded at the state prison farm Saturday night. A fellow inmate, William Green, also serving a life term for murder, allegedly crept to Frank’s bed and cut his jugular vein with a butcher knife. Frank’s condition was described as doubtful, with no injury to the spinal cord or windpipe.
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Milledgeville
Gay
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Frank
William Green
Wheat acreages rise in Europe despite war tolls
Washington reports figures gathered by the department of agriculture show European wheat areas increased moderately, countering expectations of widespread devastation. Germany and Russia show unclear data, but Germany likely expanded acreage while Russia remains the global leader.
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Washington
Hattie Telis
Department of Aericulture
Germany
Ruvela
Russia
French Losses in Arras Reported by Overseas News
Berlin reports via Overseas News Agency that German authorities gathered figures from Arras losses. The tally cites 14,400 killed, wounded, and captured in the Arras action. The Orduna incident involved casualties from a submarine attack near a bread-price protest context.
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Berlin
Arras
Notice Served on Great Britain Diplomatic Stance Outlined
The United States warns that a denial of justice in British prize courts will prompt diplomatic protests. A formal note to Britain stresses U S rights of Ameri can citizens before prize courts and clarifies it differs from broader contraband discussions. The statement, to be published Saturday, cites international law over municipal orders in council.
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United States
Washington
London Foreign Office
Lansing
High Seas
Great Britain
Germany
DIES RATHER THAN MARRY AT Elks REUNION
Charles D. Cook a Telluride Colorado hosterman attending the Los Angeles Elks reunion died early Friday from poison taken on Thursday night at the hour set for his wedding to Miss Elizabeth Wilcox of Bell Flower a suburb He left a note to Miss Wilcox saying he suffered aphasia may become worse and render him insane
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Los Angeles
Gal
Charles D. Cook
Telluride
Colo
Elks
Elizabeth Wilcox
Bell Flower
Cook
Wilcox
Ohio floods claim five lives and millions in damage
Central Ohio torrential rains Friday caused flooding across numerous counties with hundreds of acres submerged and levees strained. The disaster left five dead and more than two million dollars in property destroyed, as communities faced widespread inundation and risk from failing embankments.
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Columbus
Ohio
Italian General Brusati Receives Prison Sentence
Lieut Gen Ugo Brusati an Italian senator and king’s aide for ten years was sentenced to two years and nine months in prison with a 1000 penalty. The court in Berlin heard charges alleging involvement with a state bank and copper pricing.
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Ugo Brusati
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Syversum
State Bank of
Hawerot
Toe-Ne-Gat Freed Of Murder Charge In 1914 Case
Tee-Ne-Gat, an Indian held for the murder of Juan Chacon, was acquitted by a Colorado federal court jury after four hours of deliberation. Despite the verdict, physicians at St Anthony's hospital say his tuberculosis will shorten his life. The case recalls a broader uprising in which General Hugh L. Scott urged surrender and tribal settlement on a reservation.
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Denver
Tse-Ne-Gat
Juan Chacon
Colorado
Federal Court For
District of Colorado
St Anthony's Hospital
Hugh L. Scott
TeeNe Gat
Salt Lake County
Salt Lake
Jenkins
Richard Grant
Pinedale
Wyo
Biological Survey
Newcastle
Water Resources Branch
United States Geological Survey
Utah
Seattle Times
Geattle
Tonopak
Samexaster
Eas
Haring
Tee-NaGat
Humboldt
Nevada
Krasner
Portland
Pendleton
Ore
Walla Walla
Fred Farrar
J. Ramner
Ate
C. Muldows
Pumimer
Purvel
Washoe
Stein
Ormeby County
Muldoom
Willem Anderson
Tip” Sei Wiige
Golf Lake
Gregorida Poloscorgi
Leonidas Gklris
Hestene
Great Vella
Mout
Adrian
Wheeler
Meno
Bay
Herve
Dave
Udu
In & Ogdt
Heorwe
Ashive
Idaho
Tole Voile
Binek
Thaw Freed on Bail After Sanity Verdict
Harry Thaw walks free from custody after a jury ruled him sane for the 1906 Madison Square Garden murder of Stanford White. Supreme Court Justice Henderson presided as the writ of commitment to Matteawan prison became automatically void, ending seven years of confinement.
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New York
Narry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Madison Square Root Garden
Thaw
Supreme Court
Justion Hemdrick
Valdez Fire Damages Business Section in Alaska
Fire Thursday destroyed the business section in Valdez Alaska causing an estimated loss of 600 000. Firefighting efforts involved local crews and Fort Lae cum aid. The blaze exposed dry wooden structures and prompted inspections of surrounding facilities in the town.
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Alaska Town
Valdes
Alaska
Valedes
Fort Laecum
Packers Appeal to Government Over Seized British Cargoes
American meat packers urged the state department on Wednesday to press Britain to stop interfering with cargoes bound for neutral ports and to settle $14,000,000 worth of products held up in prize courts. After talks with Chandler Anderson, the department said it would make representations to Great Britain. The move targets the specific complaint of interference with neutral trade, separate from broader orders with Germany.
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Washington
State Department
Great Britain
United States
Chandler Anderson
Great Bruin
Germany
Greek Minister Resigns Amid Athens Dispatch
An Athens dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph reports that the Greek minister of foreign affairs has resigned. The resignation follows political tensions and shifts within the Greek government.
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London
Christaleign
Greece
Athens
Exchange Telegraph Company
New York Lawyer Seeks Bench Appointment for Juvenile Reform
Clarice Margoles Baright of New York City has formally applied to Mayor Mitorel for a vacancy on the bench of the court of special sessions. She specializes in child reform work and proposes many changes in handling wandering youthful delinquents.
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Clarice Margoles Baright
New York City
Mitorel
Court of Special Sessions
Frederick Sharon Passes In Legislative Session
Frederick Sharon dies at 66, former Harvard graduate and president of the Veleow Rete someesy. The obituary notes his involvement with the state constitutional convention committee and the Wednesday vote on the bill of rights committee.
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Frederick Sharon
Bae
Frederick Sharon Willumsire
Veleow
Harvard University
Germans Drive Large Push to Capture Warsaw
The Teutonic allies press a mile front against Russian lines in a vast battle. German offensives from Hindenburg in the north and Mackensen in the south threaten Warsaw and Minsk as Russian retreat rumors stir London and Petrograd.
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Warsaw
Murna
Baltic
Orth
Dewsardabia
von Hindenburg
Narew
Labinheim
Buslow
Riga
von Mindenburg
von Mackensen
London
Petrograd
United States Mediation Push in Submarine Warfare Row
Washington reports indicate officials draft formal views for President Wilson on freedom of the seas as Count Bernstorff prepares to brief Secretary Lansing. The German ambassador believes Germany’s expressed willingness may open the way for U S mediation between Germany and Great Britain over neutral rights in contraband and passenger travel.
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Washington
Wilson
Count Bernstorff
Lansing
Germany
United States
Great Britain
Mrs Geddes Wins Suit Heir to Utah Millionaire Estate
In Ogden Utah a jury in the second district court found Albert Geddes Beckes the son of the late David Heces and heir to one thirty third of the Utah lumber magnate’s fortune. Estimates place the boy’s share between 200000 and 600000, and the defense plans an appeal.
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Ogden
Utah
Second District Court
Albert Geddes Beckes
David Heces
Eugar and
Lumber King
Beden
Fort
Ane
Dead four year old found in Pinedale Wyoming
A four year old boy Richard Grant was found dead in Pinedale Wyoming. The skull showed an axe injury. the body and cash register were rifled. The article also mentions diverse items from a damaged page including weather impacts and various legal notices.
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Igang
Shestone
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the Arrow
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Janes Napaen
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Pannengers
Order IN Council
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Artz
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Rivera
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Carranza
George & Sprets
Toe-Ne-Gat
Piute Indian
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Valdez
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Seruns River
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Deaver
Eemard
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Fred Pararer
Packers
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Baright
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