Ankor Henningsen to Visit Cronkhite Home for Holidays
Ankor P. Henningsen arrives from Portland to stay several days with the F. M. Cronkhite household. Robert McArthur and two children depart for Superior New to join Mrs. McArthur visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henningsen. Mrs. Charles Steele Bonner and two sons will come from the East to spend holidays with Mrs. Bonner’s mother, Mrs. Davis. Russ Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Davis, will join Mrs. Bonner in Butts from Washington. Miss Davis attends National Park Seminary near Washington.
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Ankor P. Henningsen
Portland
F. M. Cronkhite
Robert McArthur
Superior
New
Arthur
B.A. Henningsen
Charles Steele Bonner
Bonners
3. Davis
Russ Ruth Davis
Andrew J. Davis
Bonner
Butts
Washington
Miss Davis
National Park Seminary
National Cap
Military and civic notes from Great Falls and Sukkur project
Col Dan Donohue works in Butte to establish offices while Adis Gen Phil Greenan informs senior Mo fonal evard officers to meet in Great Falls today with Lieut A A Fohann overseeing. The Bombay government seeks England approval for a Indus barrage at Sukkur and related canal system. project slated to take 16 years at a cost of 25 million dollars.
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Dan Donohue
Butte
Adis
Phil Greenan
Tana
Great Falls
A. A. Hoffhann
U.S. A
State Militia
Bombay
England
Indus
Sukkur
Note 5 Drafts on Austria Hungary tensions and note tone
Drafted note discusses fluid United States Austria Hungary relations over the sinking of the Italian steamer Ancona. It reports officials' desire to maintain relations if possible but insists on specifying factual circumstances. The reply from Austria Hungarian authorities questions legal grounds and testifies to Washington cabinet positions and potential exchange of views.
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United States
Austria-Hungary
Wilson
Washington Cabinet
United States of America
Washington
Keb. No
Keema
Ancona
Ambassadors Request Clarifications Over Ancona Affair
The document shows a formal note from the imperial and royal government requesting the United States to communicate its position regarding the Ancona incident. It emphasizes preserving freedom of interpretation and asks for sincere consideration of the innocent victims, with formal salutations to the U S ambassador and officials.
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United States
Berlin
Ancona
United States of America
Bank robbery murder in Duvall posse pursuit ends with death
Four men robbed the Duvall State bank and fired on a posse from a riverbank. One robber was killed and the body not recovered after leaping into a swift mountain stream. The posse recovered part of the loot and continued the search for the remaining three robbers amid wooded shores above the Snoqualmie River. Frontline names and distant locales listed.
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Seattle
Des
Duvall State Bank
Duvall
King County
Sean
Snoqualmie River
Teader
Tobbers
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