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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1915

Page

9

United States demands safeguards after Lusitania sinking

Secretary of State Lansing states the United States rejects Germany's notes, asserts humanitarian principles and international law, and demands assurances that American lives and ships be safeguarded. He emphasizes the need to stop armed vessels, avoid civilian deaths, and uphold neutral rights while offering to mediate for peace.

United States Canada Great Britain Lit Iusitania Imperial German Admiralty Germany

Obituary: Mrs C B Harmon Dies in New Hartford

New Hartford, June 10. Mrs C B Harmon died June 5 after a three year illness. She was an early settler, church worker, and beloved resident, with four sons and numerous grandchildren. Born Hannah Mary Childs in 1845 in Saratoga County, New York, she moved to Independence then New Hartford and joined First Baptist in 1870. She married C R Harmon in 1872 and was active in OHE and relief corps.

New Hartford C. B. Harmon This City Harmon Hannah Mary Childs Saratoga County New York Independence First Baptist Church C. R. Harmon W. I Harmon F. C. Harmon Shell Rock A. N. Harmon Hampton H. F. Harmon Hubbard, Jr Hattie New Hartford Chapter O. HE. 5 Robert Olmstead Relief Corps We New Hartford

Funeral services held for Baptist Ladies Aid member

Funeral services were conducted at the Baptist church at 2 PM with Rev H A Essex officiating. Interment followed in Oak Hill Cemetery. Four sons William Fred Arthur and Harry served as pallbearers. A quartet plus piano provided music. Relief corps and Masons attended.

The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society Baptist Church H. A. Essex Oak Hill Cemetery William Fred Arthur Harry Missea Gertrude Lulu van Deent Carnot Dunham Roy van Deest Sprague Relief Corps Masons

Nashua News Briefs: youths gambling and local nuptials

Four Nashua youths aged 12 to 14 were fined on parole after a gambling hearing, with reform school exposure for future misbehavior. Otho Laird and Gladys Peter wed at the groom’s father H. Bo Laird home, the bride a Nich School graduate and rural teacher. The groom works at Laird & Grawe. Join Harrison shows slow recovery after two weeks of illness, and M. OB Farr sustained serious injuries yesterday while driving.

Nashua Reform School Otho Laird Gladys Peter H. Bo Laird Nuanlua Nieh School Laird & Grawe Cty Harrison M. OB. Farr

Buggy Accident Leaves Rider Thrown and Injured

A rider was tipped from a buggy causing injury and a broken rib. The incident occurred during a rural travel event, with responders attending to the scene and reporting the rib fracture as the primary injury. Further details on location and outcome were not provided in the accessible text.

Americans Flee Germany Flows Across Swiss Frontier

A steady stream of Americans is leaving Germany, heading into Switzerland and onward to Italy. Despatches from Switzerland say extended stays in Germany are unlikely due to hostile public opinion and fears of a possible break in diplomatic relations leaving Americans unprotected. Only Americans of German descent reportedly remain.

Jonton Jung Gerhany Ia Italy Switzerland Germany

Child of H. J. Bane Is Lost Then Found Near Home

A three year old daughter of H. J. Bane of 826 Jefferson street wandered away for hours last evening. Police joined the search and located her a considerable distance from home. The girl was unharmed.

H. J. Bane Jefferson Street

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