War in Reichstag over U boat issue debated again
Berlin dispatch notes renewed and full discussion in the reichstag over the submarine issue. Letters between Chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg and Admiral von Tirpitz are cited as driving the drift toward further debate and potential political fallout.
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Reichstag
Associated Press
Berlin
London
Admiral von Tirpitz
Bethmann-Hollwegg
Valentin
von Tirpitz
Friction Over Submarine Figures Reaches Bavarian Hearing
Letters claim Prof Valentin accused Admiral Von Tirpitz of falsifying submarine data and misguiding the Reichstag and chancellor about tonnage destroyed. The foreign office allegedly obtained correct figures from stolen papers. The Bavarian war ministry received an affidavit, fueling a discussion with the king during a recent audience.
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Prof
Valentin
Admiral von Tirpitz
Reichstag
Foreign Office
Admiralty
Bavarian War Ministry
Bavaria
Great Britain
Free Cure for Catarrh Promises Overnight Relief
A letter offers a new method to cure catarrh without apparatus or drugs claiming instant success and free guidance. The author describes lifelong misery from catarrh, asserts personal and friends’ cures, and invites readers to write for details from Chicago Illinois.
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Sam Katz
Coast defense and railroad officials named in Mobile notices
Captain Allen D. Raymond takes charge of Fort Morgan artillery and will guard Delaware coast defenses. Captain John Goodfellow to oversee Mobile coast defenses. Captain Collins heads Mobile line duties while visiting New York and Washington. General Superintendent Joseph Jaiviegel arrives in Mobile with family. Mrs. Greward reported ill. J M Murfree travels to Pass Christian. Rev John W Dunne notes health gain and New York street car strike impact. J H Andrews of Southern Railway on a short Montgomery trip.
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Allen D. Raymond
Fort Morgan
Delaware
John €. Goodfellow
Secretary of War
Mobile
Joseph Uaviegel
Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railroad
York
Ala
Grevard
John W. Dunne
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
Oakdale
New York
Father Dunne
Brooklyn
J. H. Andrews
The
Southern Railway
Montgomery
Deaths and Funerals District notices for Bitzer Duggan Courtney
The paper lists funerals for Mrs. Maria Christina Bitzer at 3:30 and 4:00 PM with burial in Magnolia cemetery, pastors Rev. H M Hennig and Rev. O Donahue, and pallbearers named. John F. Duggan’s funeral was at 8:30 AM from Reed Avenue and 9:00 AM at St Mary’s Catholic Church with burial in Catholic cemetery and listed pallbearers. Kate Courtney of Vinegar Bend died Wednesday at 1:30 AM after a long illness. her body held for son from Detroit and funeral planned for Vinegar Bend.
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M. C. Bitzer
Maria Christina Bitzer
Charles G. Roch
St. Anthony Street
H. M Hennig
Magnolia Cemetery
Messrs. A. Schiemann
FE. Brodbeck, Sr
Charles Tobler
Messrs
Charles Schimpff, Sr
G. Mertz
K. Jenne
H. Jenne
Charles Zundel
August Konstanzer
Ed. Brodbeck, Jr
Ed. Konstanzer
John F. Duggan
North Reed Avenue
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Father O’donahue
Creorge Finkbohner
Ernest Jordan
James Duggan
Sidney Patterson
Chamblin Patlerson
Kate Courtney
Vinegar Bend
Alka
Elisha Courtney
F. &B. Courtney
Detroit
Michigan
Vinegar Pond
Sister Mary Ready Dies After Illness at Convent
Sister Mary Ready of the Convent of the Visitation died Wednesday night at 7 after an illness of about four months. She was 68 years old.
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Mary Ready
Convent of the Visitation
President Wilson Sends Sympathy to Two Bereaved Women
President Wilson today sent condolence messages to the widow of Seth Low and to Miss Amelia E. B. White, daughter of Horace White, for their loss. The letters praise Low's distinguished public service and White's father's moral and intellectual society contributions.
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Seth Low
Grace White
Asbury Park
N. J
Wilson
Amelia EB. White
Horace White
Mrs. Low
Woodrow Wilson
Miss White
Woodrow
Damages Sought Over Creek Obstruction Flood Loss
Six suits for 5000 dollars each were filed against the Columbus Producing Company after floods in Cabin Creek washed away homes and caused over 1 million dollars in damage. Plaintiffs accuse oil tanks and derricks at Miami West Virginia of obstructing the creek bed and deflecting floodwaters.
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Charleston
W. Va
Columbus
Cabin Creek
Miami
Organized Civilians Clash With German Marines
London dispatch reports from Copenhagen that civilian marine clashes have surged. Last week multiple street fights resulted in fatalities and a Sunday incident saw civilians using knives attack marines near the railway, killing two and mortally wounding others.
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London
Reuter
Copenhagen
Wilhelmshaven Zeitung
Puss in Boots Jr Saves Family From House Fire
A fire swept a house to ashes while Puss Junior guided a mother with baby to safety. The family escaped to the porch roof and the father rescued the child, with neighbors summoning the fire brigade but the home burned despite efforts. The gray horse found shelter in the hay loft.
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Puss Junior
Puss
End Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises Remedy
A home remedy suggests using Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and sugar to relieve catarrhal deafness and head noises. Dissolve 1 ounce Parmint in 1 quarter pint hot water with 4 ounces sugar and take one teaspoonful four times daily. This preparation is claimed to open nostrils ease breathing and stop mucus drainage.
First Woman County School Head in Alabama
Mrs. J. M. Sanders of Troy was appointed county school superintendent by state superintendent J Feagin. She becomes the first woman in Alabama to hold the post, having effectively served as superintendent for a decade since her husband’s death last week. Pike county voters re-elected Sanders three years ago, treating a vote for her husband as a vote for her.
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Montgomery
Ala
J. M. Sanders
Troy
J . Feagin
Alabama
Pike County
Sanders
150 Anti-War Activists Arrested in Berlin
A Zurich dispatch reports 150 socialists arrested in Berlin on war agitation grounds. Though of military age, they are said to be sent to the front.
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Berlin
Associated Press
London
Wireless Press
Zurich
Wright Huntington Dies Suddenly at 50
Cincinnati obituary notes Wright Huntington actor playwright and theatrical manager collapsed and died at age fifty while in Cincinnati on September 21. Huntington was a noted figure in theater circles with multiple roles in productions and management.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Wright Huntington
Ile
Navy tests Curtiss N-9 flying boat at Newport News
The U S naval aeroplane board conducts acceptance tests of Curtiss N-9 school flying boats at Atlantic coast station in Newport News Virginia. Board members inspect parts for specifications while Victor Vernon tests high speed, low speed and climb. Tests may continue into tomorrow.
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Newport News
United States Naval Aeroplane Board
Atlantic Coast Aeronautical Station
Curtiss Company
United States Navy Department
Victor Vernon
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