Isaac Eichberg Dead Well Known Alexandria Merchant
Isaac Eichberg a long-time Alexandria resident of 63 years and native of Germany died at his North Washington Street home after a coughing spell. He led wholesale and retail leather goods businesses, was active in Cooperative Building and other ventures, and is survived by his wife and several children. Funeral arrangements were announced along with notes on recent local civic matters including a school board reorganization and city developments.
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WAR PROTECTION PLEDGE FOR JEWS IN TURKEY
A statement from Count von Bernstorff says Germany urged Turkey to guard Jews of all nationalities. The note notes renewed protection before the war because many long resident Jews in Turkey are not Ottoman citizens and could be endangered due to their religion and non Turkish nationality.
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Stock Yards Closed Amid Foot and Mouth Outbreak
Chicago closures ripple through meat industry as hoof and mouth disease prompts nine day shutdown of the Union Stock Yards declared by the state. Federal quarantine widens to Massachusetts and Iowa, halting cattle, sheep, and hog movements across eight states. Kansas City and Omaha receive shift work as Western plants cover demand. Soldiers' Home restricts visitors to protect dairy herd.
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Soldiers
Georgetown Preps Defeat Eastern 25 to 6 in Preview Victors
Georgetown Preps easily downed Eastern High 25 to 6 at home yesterday. Captain Daly directed a strong passing and running game with a touchdown on a drive, and Baldwin added a second score. Substitutions included Thompson, La Vergne, Mershiings, Hers, Flamondon, G em, Viger, and others as the team secured the win.
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Turer
German and French Views of the War in Staats-Zeitung
An analysis from New York's Staats-Zeitung on American neutrality toward World War I. It argues against England's war pretexts, defends German actions, and critiques Allied reporting, noting American weariness with anti German narratives and praising German troops. It cites Belgium’s breach of neutrality and media censorship by Britain.
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New York
Europe
Shots Kill Kaiser's Cousin Count von Schwerin
Petrograd dispatch reported by the Tribune that Emperor William's cousin Count von Schwerin died in Lodz of wounds from action near Skierniewice. The report places the incident in the ongoing near front fighting and identifies the casualty as a high ranking aristocrat connected to the German imperial family.
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France Rejects German Peace Offer in London Pact Fallout
The Courrier des Etats-Unis reports France scorns German efforts to win a separate peace. It praises German organizational prowess in war crimes and invasions, then notes Germany’s renewed push to secure peace talks, met with France’s cold response to the London pact backing Allied unity.
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Cermans
German Propaganda and Duelling Loyalties in War News
A historical note discusses German American propaganda during the war, highlighting how German papers in the United States urged hatred toward England while courting the French. It cites a French army letter describing German prisoners praising French bravery and artillery, suggesting a German watchword to break the coalition against Germany. France and its allies vow to crush German military power with resolve.
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Herman Rid
Seittle
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Teutonic Alliance
Invention to Photograph Stomach Interior by Mouth
An apparatus by M. Shirn Friedrichsen photographs the stomach interior through the mouth. It enables doctors to locate cancers ulcers and other abnormalities with accuracy. The device has been tested and reported successful.
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Copenhagen
M. Shirn Friedrichsen
Industrial rail decision boosts tariffs for steel carriers
The Interstate Commerce Commission in a supplemental ruling orders trunk line carriers to reestablish allowances and per diem arrangements with United States Steel Corporation railways. The decision aims to clarify lawful, bona fide transactions and aligns with Supreme Court guidance, highlighting duties to avoid delays from unsuitable orders.
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