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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1915

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Kaiser's Note to Germany on Submarine Warfare

Publicized text of the United States note to Germany dated July 22 1913 delivered by Ambassador Gerard criticizing Germanys submarine warfare policy. It urges adherence to neutral rights on the high seas and calls for disavowal of acts like the Lusitania attack, while affirming U S resolve to protect citizens and seek international law compliance.

Germany Foreign Office Beren Gerard Ambassador Gerard Department of State Washington, D.C United States High Seas Phe Voesela Great Britain Americas United Eistes Pea Sinting Lusitania Coopers Ton Alan Tself

Attorney General to Address Cerro Gordo Graduates

Mason City reports Attorney General Casson will speak at Cerro Gordo county eight grade graduation exercises. The event directed by Superintendent Benson will be in a large tent at the North Town fair on August 27.

Mason City Casson Wll Cerro Gordie County Benson North Town Fair

Furnace Plant Burned and Damages Estimated

Oskaloosa Pire destroyed the Interstate Manufacturing plant maker of the Merve furnace with logs of 40000 dollars. The plant will be rebuilt immediately and is expected to resume operations soon.

Oskaloosa—Pire Interstate Manufacturing Merve

Kidnappers Beaten in Dramatic Mississippi River Raid

In Dubuque a failed abduction of 11 year old Clara Stump by Louis OConnell and two accomplices ended in a riot as workers rescued the girl aboard a waiting launch. The child and her mother Elizabeth Stumpe Shierman suffered bruises while the assailants fled across the river. The child's father holds property rights worth thousands and she favors living with her mother.

Dubuane Louis O'Connell Clara Stump Hoat House Mississippi Elizabeth Stumpe Shierman Wisconsin Illinois

Joseph Gose Dies in Centerville Area

Joseph Gose known as Joseph Goss in southern Iowa died in Centerville on the eve of BO years. Local figures remembered his work and presence in the community during his life.

Joseph Gose Centerville Joseph Goss Iowa

Horse leaps into car saves young girl in Ames

A Minneapolis girl snatched the rear seat child away from the automobile as a horse suddenly reared and jumped into the car. The child escaped serious injury due to quick action by bystanders and wary handling of the frightened horse.

Ames Gen Nowlin Minneapolis

Public bond purchase for Lanalag school funding

The People’s State bank of Lanalug bought $25,000 in school bonds for the new Lanalag public project. The transaction includes a premium of $267.50.

People's State Tank of Lanalug Lanalag

Eastland Disaster Drowns Scores in Chicago River

Chicago reels after the excursion steamer Eastland capsizes near the dock with about 2,500 aboard. Authorities estimate 1,000 to 1,400 dead, with many still unaccounted as rescue teams pull bodies from the wreck and mob violence erupts around officers’ arrests.

Chicago Eastland Joseph Springer Sve United States Customs Office Iraquota Theater General Slocum New York Lake Michigan Boatland Aiprater Chode H. Peterson Moorlovee Hoyne Bastland State Hoffman Gepunds Peter Hofman Ward John Gleser Muer Peterson PB. G. Snow Ludington Mich Psiniunt Peter Hrickses Grand Haven Clyde Schenner St. Joseph Miah Baatland Theodore Rosevelt Western Biedtris Company Plcnic Theoodore Roosevelt I Son Roosevelt

Eastland Top-Heavy Steamer Waatland

The steam er Waatland once owned by Eastland Navigation in Cleveland was considered top heavy and unsafe. It sank in the Chicago River near Cedar Point area, ran aground twice, and stayed grounded outside the breakwater with many excursionists aboard. It was sold by the Chicago company in June 1914.

Cleveland Waatland Chicago Eastland Navigation Company Bers Cedar Point Chilengo Company

Bayonne Oil Strike Flare Ends in Injuries and Aftermath

In Bayonne the Tidewater Oil plant riot escalated as deputies clashed with strikers. Three deputies were wounded and a deputy's arm broken as mobs hurled stones. Governor Fielder was pressed for militia protection while a $300 fund was raised for ammunition and dynamite. Police later escorted deputies to safety as rioters were repelled.

Bayonne Tidewater Standard Oil Tidewater Oil Company Governor Fielder Kinkead Kinkaad Polles Sherif Kinkead Tidewater Company Tidewater Plant

French Gain Ground in Argonne and Velege Front

London reports French forces advancing in La Pretre wood and near Bagatelle in the Argonne, restoring trench lines after German withdrawals. German attacks near Arracourt and south of Le Baye repulsed. Metzeral breach followed by counterattack. Heavy shelling around Reims and Soissons continues.

London la Pretre Wood Bagatelle Argonne Aine Arracourt le Baye Veegas Metzeral Reims Soissona

German Front Shifts as Trevolka Drive Struggles

Fetrograd reports heavy losses for Anatto-Garduan forces on three Warsaw fronts. Von Mackensen redirects major effort toward Trevolka near Chalm, seeking a breach while suffering costly advances. Northern Narsw battle inflicts severe casualties on German troops. Central Poland lines from Bonis to Tyangorod run thin and exposed as the Russian defense holds.

Fetrograd Lnes Warsaw von Mackensen Trevolka Chalm Contou Poland Bonis Tyangorod

Italian Artillery Harasses Austrian Fortifications in Alps

Milan reports the Italian artillery pummeling Austrian forts from Platzweise to Falzarego in the Alps and Trentino. Austrian positions at Pleve and Livinaltongo and surrounding heights are shelled as Italian forces force a retreat.

Milan Gortaits Simultansonsty Alps Trentino Platzweise Landro Box ‘Ten Malborghetto Retast Piezza Pleve Livinaltongo Falzarego

Flood toll rises in southeastern China reports 276000 dead

Latest dispatch from Peking July 20 cites flood district losses with vast deaths in Heggy and Kwangtung provinces as rivers overflow again disrupting communities and prompting relief efforts.

Peking

Austro Italian Clash Injures Dock Workers in New Jersey

In Weehawken New Jersey on July 26 a clash between Austro Italian and Italian dock workers halted loading for the Allies. Two Austrians were hospitalized and about a score of men participated in the confrontation.

Weellawken WN. J Auupetrian Itelan Foha Hospital

President Works on National Defense Plan

Washington debates reflect the president urging a permanent national defense program. He plans an army and navy buildup with a detailed development and training scheme to be presented to Congress, drawing upon advice from war and navy leaders and experts.

Washington Wil Army Germany Congress Cornish Oh Maby I Rmsverk

Fragmented Fal and Near News Item From Connellsville

Readable fragments report fal and near news from Connellsville Pennsylvania. Mentions ovens weekly production capacity and shipments, and references a university figure and a German capture in Stockholm. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.

Express Rates Increase Revenue for Major Lines

The four state commerce commission approved higher revenue for express companies including Adams American and Wells Fargo. The plan raises warehousing and transit charges from 20 to 26 cents and adds new rates per cargo unit. The adjustment funds subsidies and spans commodities, with details about allocation and the impact on shipments.

Washington State Commerce Commission Pal Express Companier Tsp Ue Stites Adams, Americatait Welle Fargo Express Cubsiti Termine Altowanda Exprese

Notable July Misfortune Cited in Cascading Cablegram

An obscure July misfortune cited in a chain of telegrams mentions Holy Croan hul and Baet Bengal. The fragmentary report references Linnebora and Froiepic with references to Ind and Notre' Daing indicating a disrupted sequence of events.

Notre’ Daing Ind Linnebora Cormoed

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