Deutschland Cleared Of Armament Charge At Inspection
Naval officers from the United States concluded a two hour inspection of the German submarine Deutschland finding it unarmed as a merchant vessel and not capable of carrying torpedo tubes or guns without major reconstruction. Captain Koenig, its master, said the ship is a freight carrier and planned to sail within ten days. The inspection, led by Captain Hughes, followed by naval engineers who toured the vessel and spoke with Koenig and officers.
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Baltimore Dispatch
Paul Koenig
Koenig
Kiel
Bremen
Germany
C.F. Hughes
Capt. Hughes
Ryan
Koontz
Iain Hughes
J. O. Fisher
Bureau of Steam Engineering
Herbert 8. Howard
Hughes
Suvenor Hayward
Hayward
Navy
Lloyd Line
Able
English
Tipperary
England
Bret Harte
W. W. Jacobs
Mark Twain
Charles Dickens
Jules Verne
Saxony
German sailors guests eyed for local dinner
The German colony plans a formal dinner at the German club with Captain Koenig and officers as guests of honor. The Deutschland began unloading a cargo of dyestuffs and will take on nickel and rubber on return. Cargo was consigned to order, with delivery to forwarding firms presenting bills of lading. How the documents reached the U.S. without British interception was not explained.
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Slores
Koenig
Bia
Iime
Mexican Ambassador Awaiting Word on Negotiations
Acting Secretary Polk and Eliseo Arredondo met but no definite steps were taken to start talks over differences between the U S and Mexico. Arredondo said Carranza troops would counter bandit incursions near the Texas border and the sailing vessel incident near Guaymas was explained.
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Arredondo
Carranza
Washington Dispatch
Polk
State Department
Eliseo Arredondo
Sons of Villa
Corralitos
Mexico
War Department
Judge Bond Attacks Mob Rule and Talks on Woman Suffrage
Raleigh News and Observer reports Judge Bond in his first week at criminal court condemning mob rule after the Greene County lynching. He defended orderly courts, praised citizens, and urged enforcement of laws, while opposing votes for women only as a matter of protecting women's sacred duties. He also touched on animal cruelty, honest upbringing, whiskey laws, and the dangers of immoderate drinking.
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Boyd
Raleigh News and Observer
Greene County
Bond
Greene
Lenoir
Joe Tack
Allen
Judge Bond
Mount Mitchell Pioneer Through Lines From Camp Alice
A letter from W. J. Hollaway at Camp Alice on Mount Mitchell recounts July arrival, a 7 mph Pioneer train, and a first class inn with tented lodging. He notes the station one mile east of Black Mountain, a $1,000 walkway, fresh water pipes, and cool 23 degree temperatures. He plans a 30 mile hike with Russell Cohen and describes 22 mile valley walks and Asheville water shed trips. He hints at mountain climbing lessons for intending travelers to Mexico.
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Journal
Camp Alice
Mt.chell
Mount Mitchell
Southern
Mount Mitchell Peak
Rockies
Black Mountain
Southern Railroad
Mount Mitchell Station
Camp Allen
Mitchell
Union County
Russell Cohen
Vanderbilt University
Asheville
Cain River
Mexico
W. J. Hollaway
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Cough Remedy Ad
A Greensboro Record item touts Dr Bell's Pine-Tar Honey as a cure for coughs and colds. It claims the medicine soothes irritation stops coughing kills germs and benefits summer cold symptoms. The note follows a July heat spell remark and Palm Beach reference as context.
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Dr. Bell
Palm Beach
Greensboro
Summer heat prep urged for every family
The notice promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for hot weather. It claims the remedy is worth many times its cost and nearly certain to be needed before summer ends, noting it has no superior and is obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
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University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, N.C
G. M. Smith
Monroe, N.C
Union Drug Store
Monroe
N. C
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Marshville
N.C
Carolina Bank
W. B. Love
W. C. Lemmond
Old Library Room
R. L. Payne
Monroe, N
Old Post
Union Drug Co
B. C. Redfearn
Bruner
Monrof
Matthews
W. B. Houston
Monroe, N. Y
Fitzgerald Building
Court House
Mr. Hughes
George
Charlotte News
Sharples
Caskimming
Monroe Creamery
Monroe, N. C
Southern Railway
Atlantic City
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Morehead City
Wrightsville Beach
Richmond
Hendersonville
Waynesville
Lake Toxaway
Land of the Sky
North Carolina
R. H. Debutts
Chamberlin
Union
Banner Counties
J. R. Walker
A. M
Edison
Edison Stor House
Howie
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