Lutheran League to Attend National Convention in Buffalo
The Lutheran League of First Lutheran Church in Warren sends delegates to the national Luther League convention in Buffalo next week. Miss Josephine Gregory and Miss Clara Eckardt head the Warren delegates with Stanley Korb and Miss Mary Schultz among the executive team attending. Several motor parties will depart Tuesday for Buffalo to join the gathering of hundreds of delegates from across the country.
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Luther League
First Lutheran Church
Buffalo
Warren League
Josephine Gregory
Clara Eckardt
Stanley Korb
Greensburg
Mary Schultz
League
Lake City
Pro-German Editor of Swedish Paper Sought for Prosecution
London reports America has asked Sweden to prosecute editors of Aftonbladet for articles attacking the United States and President Wilson. The request, sent via Exchange Telegraph from Copenhagen, was transmitted through the American minister in Stockholm. Sweden was told the Aftonbladet provoked relations with America.
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London
America
Sweden
Aftonbladet
United States
Wilson
Exchange
Copenhagen
Stockholm
Swed
Aftonblandeit
Honeymoon of Enrico Caruso to Be As Quiet As Wedding
New York Aug 21 The honeymoon of Enrico Caruso and bride M Dorothy Park Benn will be as quiet as the wedding. The former tenor said today no long trip is planned at present. Caruso, who finished a motion picture, will begin another project and plans a fall lecture tour. Mrs Caruso is the daughter of a prominent city attorney and active in society.
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New York
Enrico Caruso
Dorothy Park Benn
Ling
Caruso
French Lieutenant Wounded Four Times Rallies Men At Front
Paris reports a French lieutenant who, though grievously wounded four times, rose to issue orders to advance and capture the objective. A corporal, the last survivor of a machine gun crew, escaped and used his gun against the attackers.
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Paris
Leutenant
Ambulance Service Ended By Warren General Hospital
Warren General Hospital announces it will discontinue ambulance service after August 21 due to war time conditions. The hospital cites lack of drivers and dependence on undertaker and private ambulances, with no action yet from the borough council to preserve service.
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Warren
Warren General Hospital
Baseball to be part of French army training
Paris August 21 The French war ministry orders baseball included in general army training. It aims to aid the average soldier and assist hand grenade practice. General View calls on Johnny Evers of Cubs and Braves fame to instruct his corps and Evers leaves immediately with two well known players.
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Paris
French War Ministry
Johnny Evers
Cubs
Braves
Evers
War reshapes class as Mrs Lloyd George speaks for British women
In London Mrs. Lloyd George recasts role of prime minister's wife urging sympathy for American women and urging unity. She describes war duties at home, care for family in France Mesopotamia and dysentery, trench fever, and her Welsh comforts scheme growing into a large organization.
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Minnie T. Hogge
I. N
London
Atlantic
Mrs. Lloyd George
America
Lloyd George
Lioyd George
No. 10
Downing Street
England
Mesopotamia
Jwe
Republic
George Washington
J. Albemarle
United States
Criccieth
Temple
Gray's Inn
France
Charles James Fox
Nelson
Wellington
William Pitt
Chatham
Gether
No. 10 Downing Street
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Kellettville, Pa
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Call Hoff Business College
Liberty
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Clothice
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