United States Replies to Germany on Submarine War
The American minister in Berlin delivered President Wilson's note rejecting Germany's July 5 1915 reply and urging strict observance of neutral rights at sea. It asserts the high seas are free, condemns indiscriminate attacks on neutral vessels, and calls for a return to established rules of naval warfare.
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Berlin
Wilson
Germany
United States
High Seas
Iself
Great Britain
Lusitania
America
Amwmerican
Zimmerman
T! Lokal Angeiger
Theodor Wolff
Berliner Tageblatt
Herr Zimmerman
England
Ducob Frank
Vossiehe Zeitung
Child Killed by Brother in Playful Gun Accident
Seven year old Curtis Barrett shot and killed his twelve year old brother Clyde while playing bear. Clyde showed Curtis how to shoot, and the younger boy unknowingly fired the loaded gun striking Clyde in the head. The brothers were locals on a plantation near Shelby. Clyde’s funeral was held at Zoar church. Nearby notes mention community reactions and unrelated local notices.
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Georgia
Milledgeville
Dispatch
Harris
Thomas Edgar Stripling
Danville
Bessie Lucile
Stripling
Linsell
KR. E. Morris
W. J. Cornett
Clyde
Clyde and
Curtis
Mann Barrett
William McSwain
Broad River
Sheth
A.J. Burrus
Barrett
Punston May Shoot to Repel Border Firing
Washington dispatch says orders, with President Wilson, authorize Major General Punston to use force to stop any firing into American territory during border town tensions. Carranza commanders were told not to attack Villa forces near Nogales and to withdraw from Naco, leaving civil administration. General Punston instructed to resist border attacks immediately without further authorization.
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Washington Dispatch
Wilson
Fuston
Carranza
Vera Cruz
Cales
Nogales
Naco
Lnto
Punston
Washington
Hymn-like Eulogy for Hy Crowell in Open Door Hope
A floral memorial poem laments the passing of Hy Crowell. The verses reference the silver cord broken and the spirit joining immortal hosts, awaiting a blest morning when the departed will be seen again with God.
Cant of Thanks from Clarence Gladstone family
The family of the late Clarence Gladstone expresses heartfelt thanks to friends in Monroe for kindness and courtesies shown after the funeral last Sunday. They assure everyone will be appreciated and Monroe will always hold a warm place in their hearts. July 26.
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London
Dispatch
Leesenaw
Archangel
Ruin
Belfast
Scotland
Belk
Kirkwall
Leelenaw
Admiralty
Dundee
New York
Russia
Birkwall
Mullie Gale
Ed Mullis
Eula Gale
Faulks
Mev
Ko M. Haigter
Winegate
Blige Huntly
Mullie
Dewey Huntley
Mise Lola Mulls
Fantics
Billie Mullis
Walter Edwards
Mesdanes
KR. C. Newsome
J. B. Thomas
Marshville
Faulles
O. P
O. BP. Timist
Monroe
Clarence Gladstone
T.reece
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Chicago Dispatch
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Charles Westcott
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Healey
Harry Pedersen
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South Carolina
Journal
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Fredericksburg
W. M. Perry
Wake County
Misser Annie
Osee Long
Goose Creek
Jesse Williams
Waxhaw
S.A Williams
Pageland
Eva Marsh
Bessie May Hallman
Marshyville
Lee Chaney
Miestore Austin
Charlotte Ising
Reg WA
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