Bremen Fails To Appear Off Cape Henry
Norfolk July 24 Hope for the safe arrival of the Bremen sister ship of the Deutschland waned as she did not show off Cape Henry. Forecasters who predicted her arrival offered delay explanations but admitted disappointment. Some seafaring men doubt the Bremen is en route, noting rough seas and poor conditions for a dash to safety. Allied warships reported only one vessel in sight far off the coast.
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Norfolk
Cape Henry
Capes
Nen
Bremen
United States
German submarine Deutschland to sail soon with gold consignment
Paul Hilken of Eastern Forwarding Co says Deutschland will depart for Germany as soon as ready. Reports say a large gold shipment is loaded for the submersible via negotiations with a major American bank. The exact amount and origin remain undisclosed.
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Baltimore
Germany
Paul G. L. Hilken
Eastern Forwarding Company
Steamer Canara Damaged by Severe Atlantic Storms
The British steamer Canara captained by Rose sailing Baltimore to La Pallice on July 18 faced two days of storms and sprang a serious leak damaging her machinery. She reached Newport News for temporary repairs and dry dock today with a list and slow progress.
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Newport News
Rose
Baltimore
la Pallice
Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy Aids Change of Life
Richmond reader Mrs Lena Wynn credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing hot flashes dizziness headaches and nervousness during the Change of Life. The ad highlights symptoms like suffocation backaches irregularities and exhaustion and urges timely use to restore health.
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Mrs. Wynn
Aoe E. Pinkham
Richmond
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lena Wynn
E. O Street
Flags at half mast in Indiana for James Whitcomb Riley
Indianapolis and multiple Indiana cities lowered flags to half mast in honor of James Whitcomb Riley who died suddenly. Riley’s body lies in state at the state capitol from 3 to 9 pm, with burial planned in Indianapolis. President Wilson sent a telegram of sorrow noting Riley’s public joy and thoughtful view.
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Indiana
Riley
Indianapolis
Ind
James Whitcomb Riley
Capitol
Mr. Riley
General Lawton
Washington
Wilson
Henry Eitel
Tallapoosa Returns to Port After Gulf Cruise
The Tallapoosa reached harbor after a cruise into the Gulf of Mexico in response to a distress call during a recent storm. It towed the dismasted schooner City of Baltimore to port, reported distressed vessels Carrie Strong and Sadie 8. Sumner, beached Carrie Strong at North Key Harbor, Tortugas, and aided other derelicts while destroying or marking some to prevent navigation hazards.
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United States Coast Guard
Gulf of Mexico
City of Baltimore
West Florida
Carrie Strong
Florida
North Key Harbor
Tortugas
Sadie
Sumner
Court calendar shows trials and notices. ship sinking reported
Circuit Court Browne schedules trials for William Kirsch James Steinbach and others with trials moved to next week. Equity and Chancery matters set deadlines and motions including Dixie Lumber Company case and multiple decree and demurrer actions. London reports Lloyds says steamers Liongwen and Knutsfer sunk with crews saved.
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Circuit Court
London
Lloyd’s
Liongwen
Knutsfer
Hitch Appears In Irish Legislation In London
In London London July 24 Premier Asquith told John Redmond that no Irish bill would be pushed without broad cross party agreement. Redmond sought adjournment to urge adherence to the settlement terms and oppose Ulster exclusion or reduced Irish representation. The week promises debates on Dardanelles and Mesopotamia campaigns and a new war vote of credit.
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London
Asquith
John Redmond
House of Commons
Redmond
Ireland
Province of Ulster
Dardanelles
Mesopotamia
Parker Declines Invitation To Run With Sulzer
John M. Parker progressive nominee for vice president declined an invitation to join the American party ticket with William Sulzer. Parker said he would not seek office. A Minneapolis hotel meeting saw delegates upset over Sulzer’s nomination for president and the party platform praised as the greatest ever written.
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New Orleans
John M. Parker
American Party
Mr. Parker
William Sulzer
New York
South
Sulzer
Minneapolis
Minn
New American Party
Prohibition Party
St. Paul
New Party
Preparedness 10 keeps Senate busy this week
Washington July 24 The national defense program will occupy the Senate most of this week. Debate on the army bill resumed today and is expected to last several days. Senate and House conferees will meet over a navy building program. Ad journment is set for August 19 barring child labor clashes.
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Washington
Senate
House
Democrats
Colonel Butler buried at Arlington Cemetery
The body of Lieutenant Colonel M. C. Butler of the Sixth United States Cavalry, killed at Alpine Texas by hotel manager Harry J. Spannell, was buried in Arlington Cemetery. Spannell also killed his wife as they sat in Spannell's car where he had invited Butler to ride.
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Washington
M. C. Butler
Sixth United States Cavalry
Alpine
Texas
Harry J. Spannell
Arlington Cemetery
Spannell
Col. Butler
Stories of Sea Tigers Continued on Pearl Fishers
Pearl fishers fear no sharks and name the big fish they find beneath the surface. They dive into shark infested waters with ease, claiming sharks recognize them and even name the creatures they see.
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Big Ben
Long Tom
Sport
Venizelos challenges King Constantine on Germany’s strength
In Athens a rebuke to the monarch’s claim of German victory appears in the Herald. Venizelos cites Constantine’s January interview with the Associated Press and asks who still believes in a German triumph after Russia’s reorganization and Britain’s rise as a major military power.
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Athens
London
Venizelos
Constantine
Germany
Herald
Associated Press
Kitchener
England
English Foreign Office releases note on mail censorship
London July 24 The foreign office published the text of the note to the American ambassador in reply to American complaints about censorship of mail. It says the complaints do not support the charge against censorship efficiency and notes the general argument is still under consideration by the entente governments. Principal cases cited are McNiff Horticultural Co New York and Standard Underground Cable Co Pittsburgh.
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London
Foreign Office
Washington
McNiff Horticultural Company of
New York
Standard Underground Cable Company
Pittsburgh
McNiff Company
Cable
United States
His
Censorship and Tender Dates Cited in Memorandum
A memo argues tenders for contracts with the United States and Norway dated before censorship of Scandinavian mails. It defends British censorship, noting complaints often stem from misdirected letters and neutrals’ mail issues, not government fault. Vera Cruz reports the US transport Hancock sailed from Tam Pico Sunday with 73 Americans aboard.
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Vera Cruz
United States
Hancock
Tam Pico Sunday
Kent praises Granger Liver Regulator over doctors
Louis N. Kent explains he cut funds for doctors and now spends on the Granger Liver Regulator. He claims it saves doctor bills and will keep the product in his home. He urges readers to ask their druggist about it.
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Kent
Granger Liver Regulator
Regulator
Visitors and officials on Mobile Coast trip amid storm
George Rosson an Birmingham accountant visits Mobile from Coden for a quiet vacation but encounters the storm. Others in town include W M Denny Jr chancellor of the southern Mississippi district, H H Mechlin of Winchester Ohio with Mount Vernon holdings, J W McCulloch and WK McCulloch of Owensboro Ky. C A Pigford Mobile and Ohio Railroad official is in Mobile on business. The Mobile Chamber of Commerce ways and means committee meets tonight with several topics to discuss.
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Birmingham
Mobile
Coden
Mr. Rosson
W. M. Denny, Jr
Southern Mississippi
H. H. Mechlin
Winchester
Ohio
Mount Vernon
Ala
J. W. McCulloch
WK. McCulloch
Owensboro
C. A. Pigford
Mobile Division
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
Meridian, Miss
Ways and Means
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
O'Clock
McAtee Named Manager of Welcome Club in Mobile
William B. McAtee appointed manager of the Welcome Club to succeed resigning Mr. Clemens. At a special Saturday meeting McAtee expressed familiarity with the club work and noted prior service as carnival chair and involvement with other Mobile public committees.
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William B. Meh
Welcome Club
W Clemens
McAtee
Iti
Mobile
Chemist Sir William Raever Dies at Beechcroft Residence
London reports the death of Sir William Raever a renowned chemist who passed away Sunday at his Beechcroft home in Haziermers. The obituary notes his eminent standing in the field and his long career.
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London
William Raever
Beechcroft, Haziémérs, Ucks
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