Battleship Backbone of Navy Said to Endure
New York July 16 naval experts dispute Secretary Daniels’s claim that airplanes and submarines will be the nation’s future main defense. Philadelphia builders defend the battleship as the navy’s core, with submarines and aircraft unable yet to supplant it. They argue England’s anti-submarine fleet and small swift craft threaten future sea power, but battleships remain indispensable.
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Vigorously stated dispute on eminent domain and notice
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Beware of Mercury Containing Ointments for Catarrh
Warning from health authorities about ointments marketed for catarrh that contain mercury. The notice cautions against use due to toxicity risks and potential harm. Contains unclear OCR fragments but centers on mercury warnings and public safety.
Germany's envoy seeks US move on seas and war policy
A German ambassador meeting with Secretary Lansing yielded no comment, but officials say the talks push a cordial U.S. German understanding and urge the United States to press Britain on blockade and freedom of the seas. Germany implies agreements with the United States cannot define international law without Britain, seeking mediation on submarine policy and neutral port questions.
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Tabernacle Choir Delights 10000 At San Francisco Exposition
July 16 At the Utah day events the Tabernacle Choir and cadets drew large crowds at 445 PM with President Davidson reviewing the cadets. The choir performed sections with Leon Antmetater Whitaker and McClellan receiving praise. Utah day plans include a Utah building reception and a 2 PM ceremony followed by a governor’s dinner. The July 24 Utah day date remains unchanged.
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Ottawa River floods Lima as homes go underwater
Lima Ohio reports the Ottawa River rising rapidly with water inching toward record levels. Over 200 homes flooded, bridges and viaducts tented, firefighters aiding rescues overnight. A woman died from burns after a gas explosion as she attempted to move a water heater. Farmers near Kid a note higher waters than at 1914 flood level.
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Austro Germans Launch New Offensive Across Front
London reports Austro-German forces opening fresh attacks on the Russian front. They crossed the Dniester at several points and press southern Poland advances near Lwow while von Mackensen and von Hindenburg components push to stiffen the line. Russian resistance remains strong in central Poland as NATO-like lines hold but Russian forces retreat on some sectors.
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Thaw Declares Broadway Farewell Plans After NJ Trip
William Desmond Thaw arrives in Atlantic City after a 160 mile motor ride from New York and says Broadway will see no more of him. He notes the trip was a boyish vacation, recounts stopping to observe a religious procession and a parrot rescue, and plans to move on to Pittsburgh with his party while avoiding alcohol on this journey.
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New Parcel Post Order Sets Rates and Limits
A dated notice outlines postal parcel post changes effective September 1. It sets a one cent per ounce rate for mailing parcels and describes coverage for inland mailings, with weight and measurement limits, and eligibility rules for third class mail. It mentions packing and eligibility rules, and references postal officials and record keeping.
Physician of Nephi Beats Denver Man in Court Corridor
Dr. H G Gould of Nephi Utah assaulted Denver banker Bierkamp in the courthouse corridors after a dispute over remarks about Mrs. Gould. Bierkamp fled, sought court protection, and the Goulds and Bierkamps were involved as the incident unfolded amid a legal separation suit. In another headline, North Liberty bank robbery: Warmers Savings bank robbed of most cash, robbers fled by automobile, authorities pursuing. Pioneer of Franklin Dies: Marie Stuart Parkinson, 64, longtime Franklin resident and settler’s partner, dies after gallbladder complications following early Franklin settlement.
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Elk Dies on Eve of Wedding After Poison Intent
Los Angeles July 16 Charlee Ad Cook a hotel man from Telluride died early today from poison taken last night at the hour set for his wedding to Miss Elizabeth Wilcox of Bell Flower a suburb He left a note saying he suffered aphasia feared it would render him insane Park City July 16 earthquake shock disturbed the city for a few seconds causing shaking and broken window glass in several homes Boston July 16 favorable reports say founder Rev Peano Clark of the Christian Endeavor society who lay with typhoid fever at Sagamore Beach showed improvement and condition continued to improve
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WIFE MURDERER HANGED IN MISSOURI
William Sprouse of East St Louis was hanged at Clayton Missouri for the murder of his wife. Testimony showed he left home with his wife and returned without her forty five minutes before the事件. He attempted suicide after the crime using a sharpened implements. Six children were not allowed to visit him.
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