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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1915
Page
5
Unclear numerical string references amounts and times. The text shows values like 328.14 and 357.85 with fragmented date and bank headings. No coherent event or named entities can be established from the readable portion.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Winchester Virginia entry dated June 23 1915 with a resources total of 130 610 41. The text is incomplete but records a financial or resources figure at year end.
The battle scene on a submarine attack ends with Captain Parslow killed on the bridge and his son, second mate, seizing the wheel to keep the ship from foundering. British destroyers arrive as the submarine retreats, with four boats launched amid shellfire and casualties reported.
In Bristol Virginia July 6 the former instructor Holt who shot J P Morgan is described by Emory and Henry College professor A G Williams as mentally unbalanced and eccentric. Williams notes Holt opposed capital punishment and bloodshed, had war stopping fantasies, and left the school in 1913 finding himself unlikely to be retained. His family background includes English father and German mother.
Kentucky faces a statewide prohibition fight next November as dry forces push for a ban while wets claim the first victory. The Republican convention rejected a prohibition plank, backing the county option by 2100 to 160. The GOP governor candidate will campaign on this position. Democrats meet in August and may tilt toward prohibition.
The piece describes frontline conditions under Allied command with notes on inoculation hygiene and sanitation, trench improvements, and the calmer toll of casualties. It highlights peasants harvesting withTommy Atkins aiding rural workers and details trench life gains and shifting tactics along the British front.
Fragmentary wartime note describes Tommy Atkins in new trenches with a respirator in a bag slung at his side. Text suggests limited talk among troops and a sense of weary routine despite build up.
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