Time to work in Bermuda contest last period
The Mail urges quick subscriptions as the third and final period of the Bermuda contest nears. Each $25 club earns 150,000 bonus votes, with a diamond ring and 50 theater tickets prize for top collectors. Miss Bessie Hawke wins theater tickets. ring offer ends June 15, 1915. readers are urged to recruit more subscribers now.
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Bessie Hawke
Warren
Columbia Theater
Bermuda
Bermuda Islands
Standing of Contestants Miss A Mrs E Miss M Miss E Mrs W
The standings list shows contestants identified as Miss A, Mrs E, Miss M, Miss E, and Mrs W in a page item. No scores or outcomes are provided in the readable text.
Bermuda Excursions Highlight Gibb's Hill Lighthouse
A Bermudian travel note extols the Gibb s Hill Lighthouse a 1845 erection praised as a top excursion. Continued discussion promised on Page Eight.
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Bermuda
Gibb’s Hill
June term opens with varied cases in Warren County court
The June Session of the Quarter Sessions Court lists multiple indictments including larceny burglary and assault cases. Notable actions include the Commonwealth v Peter McCabe and Patrick Madden for aggravated assault and involuntary manslaughter, with a verdict of not guilty on the trial day.
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Patrick T. Madden
Peter McCabe
Patrick Madden
A. Sweeting
Charles Slicker
Archie Pequeen
Henry Stevens
Herman Thore
Mike Onhoffer
William Pequeen
Martin Nielson
John Dickson
Gust Young
G. A. Kemmery
Bert Backus
Ralph Command
Darwin Beach
George Fox
Albert
Tillie) Anderson
Paul Zias
Mike Fedloch
Guy Swanson
the Commonwealth
Lyons
George B. Munn
E. H. Beshlin
Valentine Hinton
James Hinton
Madden
Hickory Street
Warren County Bar Association
W. E. Rice
Edward Lindsey
W. H. Allen
Hinton
Warren
McCabe
Gus Young
Tate
Charles Sliker
Albert Anderson
Mike Fedoich
Sheffield
Zias
Fedoich
Cabinet Sets Policy Toward Germany on Neutral Rights
Washington reports the cabinet finalized the U S approach to Germany stressing neutral rights and protecting American lives at sea. President Wilson reviewed a note to be sent next day after Secretary Bryan resigned, signaling a firm stance despite peace hopes.
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Washington
United States
Germany
High Seas
Odd Fellows Meeting in Tit’usville Ends With Dinner
The Western Pennsylvania Odd Fellows Relief association held its annual meeting at the Queen City I O O F hall in Tit usville. Attendees came from Sharpsville Union City Warren Johnsonburg Corry Meadville and nearby areas. Officers Griffin and McFadden were reelected and directors named for three years. a chicken supper followed. The board then organized appointing Cooper as treasurer Sherwood as secretary and Byles as attorney.
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Western Pennsylvania
Odd Fellows’ Relief Association
Queen City
I. O. O. F. Hall
Titusville
Sharpsville
Union City
Warren
Johnsonburg
Corry
Meadville
C. E. Griffin
H. McFadden
J. Hendeson
L. Sherwood
Carrie “C. Johnson
J. M. Waid
Axtell J. Byles
United States Sends Note to Germany Backing Reparations
The United States dispatches a note to Germany demanding reparation for Lusitania victims and urging adherence to international law. Cabinet unity backs the terms though William Jennings Bryan resigns as Secretary of State as the note goes to Berlin for presentation and publication.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Theusitania
Gerard
Foreign Office
Berlin
Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Faction warmed over Lusitania note splits Bryan and Wilson
Washington reports reveal the 13 May Lusitania note and its drafting split Cabinet members over a proposed commission of investigation. President Wilson and Mr. Bryan clashed on presenting an appended statement, with Bryan offering resignations twice before refusal.
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Mr. Bryan
Wilson
Lusitania
Germany
United States
Bryan
White House
Tumulty
Chautauqua
Democratic Party
Congress
Lhve
Danels
Daniels
State Department
Mr. da Gama
Lansing
Counsellor
Someon
Mrs. Bryan
Bryan Quits Post Rather Than Sign Note to Germany
Washington 1915 Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan resigns over policy toward Germany. He refuses to sign a note to Berlin provoking the Lusitania dispute, accepting resignation accepted by President Wilson. Bryan plans private life but supports the president and aims to prevent war.
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Bryan
Germany
United States
Washington
Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
Peete
Robert Lansing
Berlin
White House
State Department
W. J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Warren Wins First Inter City Golf Match
The Warren and Titusville golf teams contested the first inter city match of the year in four ball foursomes using the Nassau scoring. Titusville traveled by auto and enjoyed luncheons and dinners at the Warren club, with a return match set for June 19 in Titusville.
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Warren
Titusville
Warren Club
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