Five Young Sons of Former Kaiser Offer to Succeed Father
Berlin telegram reveals Prince Eitel Frederick of Prussia and his four brothers offer to stand in for their exiled father if Germany’s ruler faces extradition. The message to King George cites natural duty and a sacrificial pledge to spare the Kaiser degradation, naming Adalbert August William Oscar and Joachim.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Eitel Frederick
Prussia
Kingeorge
Britain
Ireland
Sa Rilee
Adalbert
August William
Oscar
Joachim
Eitel Frederick, Eer
Nine Lives Lost When Boat Sinks Near Sioux Falls
Nine drowned when a lake boat named Reliance capsized after striking a van. Rescue workers, exhausted from the long effort, reported the toll would likely stand at nine. About 30 persons were aboard at the fatal trip, many returning to the pier after a day of trips.
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Sioux Falls
Ork
Relianes
Moving pictures end controversy in boxing title bout
Cleveland July 3 The certainty of Jess Willard being knocked down by Jack Dempsey in the first round of the Toledo championship fight was settled tonight when the first picture replay showed a lean knockdown.
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Cleveland
Jess
Willard
Jack Dempsey
Toledo
Carmen Order Strike At Cleveland Today
In Cleveland Ohio July 5 following a meeting among Mayor Harry L Davis Cleveland Railway Company President John J Stanley and street carmen representatives union leaders announced that 2500 motor conductors would go on strike demanding a 12 an hour wage increase starting this morning.
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Laeveland
Ohio
Harry L. Davis
John J. Stanley
Cleveland Railway Company
Carmen's
World War II Era News Briefs From The Standard Today
The Standard Today covers court house upheavals with S menicans and Tal ing events, Dempsey Willard talks, bonds protests, city ordinances, clergy plans, and local crime cases. It notes hospital and advertising items, mining topics, and Hindenburg’s claimed responsibility amid wartime chatter, with society notes and four pages of comics.
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Morrissey
Dempsey
Willard
Dinances
Mil ‘Ansell
Baker
Hindenburg
Great Britain
Plane crash injures crew after forced landing near Parrsboro
A Handley Page biplane, en route from Harbor Newfoundland to Mineola, crashed at the Parrsboro race track early today after a 2 a.m. overflight. The bomber overran the track, struck a fence, punctured a wing, and fell into a tree. Four crew escaped serious injuries.
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Parrsboro
Nova Scotia
Makin
Handley-Page
Harbor
Newfoundland
Mineola
Esterday
Mark Kerr
Paboro
Carava
Bay of Fundy
Somme
Hudson
Halifax
Harbor Graee
League of Nations under fire in Spokane rally
Spokane July 3. Democratic leaders defend the League of Nations and the peace treaty as a division among round robin senators is noted. Homer Cummings, national chair, praised the administration at a park event after a luncheon and conference with local chiefs and supporters prior to a trip to Coeur d’Alene Idaho.
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Spokane
Wash
Homer Cummings
Democratic Ntional Committee
League of Nations
Cummings
Sp Kane
Northwest
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
French Generals to Receive Swords of Honor in Paris
Paris July 5 Marshal Foch Joffre and Petain will be presented on July 13 with swords of honor by Paris. Special aiguillettes will be bestowed upon certain regiments after which a spectac clair fete winds up with a ballet titled Alsace Lorral
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Paris
Swiss Naturalization Bill Tightens Citizenship Rules
Berne July 5 the Swiss federal parliament has submitted a bill to make naturalization laws more rigid. Applicants would need to reside in Switzerland for six years before citizenship is granted.
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Berne
Switzerland
Judge Wall and Parnell Chess Tale in Kilmainham Prison
Judge J M Wall recounts meeting Charles Stewart Parnell at Kilmainham jail during his Irish independence advocacy. He recalls chess games, Parnell's calm leadership, and a discussion on English rule as Wall travels the Western states under Friends of Irish Freedom promoting Irish freedom.
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J. M. Wall
Western States
Butte
Edward Carson
J. M. Wail
Inis
Chi Parnell
Judge Vail
Friends of Irish Freedom
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Ireland
United States
Belfast
Dublin
New York
Boston
Bound Brook
N. J
Kilmainham
Irland
Wall
Basti
Parnell
Parnel
Sir Edward
Sir Edward Carson
Orning Standard
Larne
Antrim
Ulster
Orange
Carson
Babes Playing with Fire Ends in Tragic Burn Death
Helena Thianich two died after July 4 bonfire accident at a neighborhood gathering near a washtub. Her parents Grigor and Mrs Thianich of 21 Duggan avenue Butte reported she was severely burned when her clothing caught fire. Other children witnessed the blaze but gave no clear account. The ambulance transported her to Murray hospital where she died early yesterday. Funeral services were planned at Mount Moriah Cemetery.
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Helena Thianich
Grigor ‘Tianich
Duggan Avenue
Butte
Murray Hospital
Hota
Helena
Daniels & Bilboa
Mount Moriah
PEACE-VICTORY REUNION OF ELS GRAND LODGE
Delegations of Elks arrive in Atlantic City New Jersey for a peace victory reunion of the land lodge opening Monday and running through the week Grand Exalted Ruler Bruce M Campbell and cabinet officials are arriving Chicago Los Angeles and Louisville have begun campaigns for the next reunion There are two candidates for grand exalted ruler Alfred T Brophy of Brooklyn and Frank L Rain of Fairbury Nebraska
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Atlantic City
N. J
Elks
The
Land Lodge
Bruce M. Campbell
Chicago
Los Angeles
Louisville
Alfred T. Brophy
Brooklyn
Frank L. Rain
Fairbury
Neb
Dirigible R34 Solves Path to Boston Amid Fuel Shortage
British airship R34 reports 170 miles northeast of Boston and slow progress toward Mineola as urgent calls for gasoline and hydrogen fuel swirl through intercepted messages. Naval vessels rush to assist from Boston and surrounding ports amid fuel and radio failures.
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Washington
Scotland
New York
Navy Department
Boston
Re Department
First Naval District
Navy
Halifax
Mmland
New Torn
Ty Path
St. John
Nis
Mineola
N.Y
Maine
Aly
Satilla
Machias
Ba Harbo
United
Stevens
Fisermen Arrested as Starvers of the People in Italy
In Vlorence and other Romagna towns unrest rises over cost of living as crowds seize food stocks. Thirty one major fish merchants are arrested in Palermo for alleged role as starvers of the people while Ancona reports food stocks now controlled by the chamber of labor and shown with labels reading goods appropriated for the people. Troops occupy cities as crowds applaud soldiers and press for lower prices. In Bologna fixed price meals are imposed on restaurants, ranging from about 55 cents to 1 dollar.
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Vlorence
Romagna
Gna
Palermo
Ancona
Italy
Chamber of Labor
The
Associated Press
Bologna
State Public Health Association Planned at Missoula Meeting
Missoula July 5. Steps to form Montana Public Health Association to be taken during the state health officers annual conference Monday and Tuesday. Dr W F Cogswell secretary of the state board of health says over 100 will attend. Speakers will include Dr W A Evans of Chicago and Dr A J Crumbine of Topeka. The plan aims to unite all public health officers in the state into an organization with sections for workers and tuberculosis work groups.
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Missoula
Montana Public ‘Health Association
W. F. Cogswell
Helena
State Board of Health
Cogswell
W. A Evans
Chicago
J. Crumbine
Topeka
Kan
Saint Tubercus
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Els
Dirigible
Thatham
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