German Kaiserists Plan to Topple the British Throne
Berlin August 6 Prince Henry of Prussia writes to King George V hinting at aims to topple the British throne as part of a campaign by German Kaiserists to blame Britain for the war. The campaign depicts England pressuring Russia and France while denying a warning, with Bethmann Hollweg and Moltke cited on decisions leading to war and the Belgium invasion as military necessity rather than a decisive motive. The volume asserts England sought to destroy Germany and hints at secret English archives to prove anti German aims.
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Britain
Prince Henry of
Prussia
King George
England
Berlin
Germany
Russia
France
Ruthleas
Br von Bathmann Hollweg
Gaight
Austria
Berbia
Vienna
Hemyland
Edward Gray
Bethmann Hollweg
von Falkenhayn
Helduth von Moltke
Bethmann
Moltke
Hilling
von Moltke
Belgium
Sary
Bethmian
Fneland
Prince Henry
Obituary Notices for Galpin Hoyt Sutherland and Platt
Arthur Galpin aged 31 of 147 East enne died Tuesday at Metropolitan hospital New York City. He worked for Remington Armament Company. Survived by mother Martha Galpin two sisters and three brothers and five children. Funeral arrangements unclear. Laura A Hoyt funeral services last night at 130 o'clock at home of niece Mrs George Wardwell 1586 tranis fan avenue. Burial in Bedford New York. Frank A Sutherland war veteran services were held yesterday afternoon at Hawley Wilmot Parlors Lafayette Street. Burial at Mountain Carmel Conn. Charles B Platt 68 died suddenly Tuesday night at family home Old Stratfield Road Fairfield a stone mason of local prominence.
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Arthur Galpin
Eastenne
Metro-politan
Laura A. Hoyt
George Wardwell
Tranisfan Avenue
Daniel M. Lewis
Newfield M. E
Bedford
N.Y
Frank A. Sutherland
Rank A. Sutherland
Hawley & Wilmot
Ste Lafayette Street
L. Robert Sheffield
Butrint
Mountain Carmel
Conn
Charles B&b Platt
Charles B. Platt
Forecast: Showers and cooler temperatures in Northeast region
Weather summary reports scattered showers thunder storms in Atlantic states with above normal temperatures east of the Mississippi. High pressure to the south over New Foundland and Rocky Mountain region, winds offshore from the Atlantic. Temperatures near unchanged, with cloudy conditions across many cities and scattered rain in New Haven, Chicago, Boston, and Washington areas.
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Washington
Rihern Ftocky
di Betrices
Mocky Mountains
Atlantic States
Mississippi River
North Atlantic
Atlantic Coast
Sandy Hook
Patteras
P. m
Sheridian
New Haven
Atlanta
Gloudy
Auentie City
Hain Bleck Island
Buslon
Jain Bu
Falo
Uldy Vibiscinosti
Caicago
Claudy Matteree
Glendy -Jacheoorille
Hain
Resees City
Waanington
Bridge
Middlebrook
Funeral Services and Obituaries Notice
Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at Hawler and Wilmot funeral parlors for Mrs Mary J. Gilchrist at 66 Lafayette Street with burial in Park Cemetery. Funeral services for Mrs Mary J. Gilchrist were held yesterday at 2 30 at the home of aunt Mrs Mary Graham Wheatley Derby Road Nichols officiated by Rev Mr Sutherland of Bruntington. Burial was in Nichols Cemetery. William YF Adams died suddenly of apoplexy at the home of his daughter Miss S Adams 266 Cottage Street. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Hawler & Wilmot
Lafayette Street
Park Cemetery
Mary J. Gilchrist
Mary Graham Wheatley
Derby Road
Nichols
Sutherland
Bruntington
William ‘Yf. Adams
Wiliam Taylor Adams
S. Adams
Cottagé Street
Bridgeport Strike Talks Push Toward Settlement
Bridgeport union leaders report a united front and optimism for a speedy settlement. Aiming for fewer or no strikes, the allied unions push for a 40 hour week and higher wages under an advisory committee. Officials say some workers returned at Graphophone, while others remain at work awaiting conference results.
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Bridgeport
Wat
Gunburn
Wilk
Graphophone Company
T.4c. Roberts
Wiliam H. Johnstone
International Association of Manchinists
Daraphinists
Washington
D. C
Davison
Bryant Electric Company
Remington- Yost Company
New Haven
Protest over General Sevenoff interference with railways
A second formal protest by Britain France Italy and China, joined by American and Japanese members of the inter-allied railroad board, decries General Sevenoff interference with railway operations in the trans-Baikal area. The note calls for immediate action to curb his influence and ensure protection for railway staff and routes amid ongoing tensions.
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Senrevolfa Pis Lorforence
John Dy Stevens
Coniston 16 Rutssia
Daughter of Kansas Congressman Engaged to Air Service Captain
Announcement of the engagement of Elizabeth Campbell, daughter of Representative Philip F. Stuprobell of Kansas, to Captain Jeurdet Shields Wright. Captain Wright served in the aircraft division during World War I.
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Kansas
Iss Elizabeth Pith Campbell
Jeurd
Ette
Shields Wright
She
Philip FP. Stuprobell
Wright
Aircraft Division
the Way
Summer Diet Plan With Meatless Days For Family Health
The article outlines a warm weather meal plan emphasizing at least three meatless days weekly. It lists daily menus from Sunday to Saturday with breakfast, lunch, and dinner ideas featuring vegetables, fruits, seafood, and light desserts. It also includes a conversational interlude about balance and world events.
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Dineapple Inc
Moxday
Binners
Coffe Teesday
Crean
Modern Salome Looks On At Executed Suitor In Sweden
A dramatic account from Sweden describes Wanda Gysser the 27 year old daughter of General Gysser witnessing the execution of a man who spurned her love. The prisoner was strapped to a chair and fed for 24 hours as a death struggle unfolded beneath a beam while Miss Gysser advised from the prince’s audience. A Russian naval officer related to the former Admiral Wit tenbinder and General Gysser's daughter were arrested but escaped to Copenhagen.
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Salome
Ardussess
Stovk
Wanda Gysser
Gysser
Sweden
Dun Iuitt- Geant
Dassess
Rail union declines general strike amid police dispute
London August 6 The National Union of Railway Men declined to call a general strike despite the police union's order for a strike over the government's bill affecting police organization.
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London
National Union of Railway Men
New York policemen seek AFL charter and wage rise
The Amalgamated New York Police Department union announces it applied to the American Federation of Labor for a charter. Members plan to press the city for a minimum patrolman salary of 1600 dollars a year with 100 dollar annual increases to 2000, and seek abolition of the reserve police system.
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NwWiv
York
Facudiatericki
Amalgamated
Nw York Dreibney Association
Ethling Bi
New York Police Depermmentare
Hha
Ameren Federation of Labor
Reserve
Snail Suitor Seeks Consent Amid Arkansas Family Feud
A whimsical scene unfolds as a suitor snail pleads with the Crayp Johnson family head in Rumpus Ridge Arkansas for approval of a marriage to the eldest daughter. The father’s dogs being poisoned adds comic jeopardy, while a Kansas City Star quip recalls a gramophone controversy and France lowers tariff barriers to ease living costs.
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Qwain
Zutine
Liz
Linké
Kansas City Star
Hoover declines coal dictatorship of Europe
Herbert Hoover refused the presidency of the new coal importation committee set by the supreme council of the Paris conference. He argued the coal problem is domestic and should be led by a major European producer, while retaining an associate on the council to oversee ongoing matters.
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Hoover
Europe
Paisis
Associated Prese
Herbert Hoover
Clemenceau
Tiv
Eingland
Supreme Council
Pereo Conference
Colonel Goodyour
Supreme Economic Council
A Transparent Mystery From a Boston Transcribe
An Englishman returns from India with a native boy as servant. The boy, ignorant of ice, finds a large piece from a yard bucket and, after being told to dry it on the stove, presents a wet, partially melted glass he calls the oddest ever seen.
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India
Boston Transcripe
British motor repair plant blooms near London
Shelters for 11 000 motor vehicles have been built at Slough where thousands of machines have stood exposed since the armistice. Factories are erected for rebuilding cars for sale. Continuous employment will be given to 2000 men. An eight acre erecting shop is a key structure. The plant will repair and prepare army, air force, and public service machines for sale.
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London
Slougsh
Air Force
Remittance Network Mentioned in German Finance Plan
An intercepted letter describes a "remittance man" linked to William Hohenzollern and a six month to two year stream of funds via Holland. The letter, from a league secretary, mentions 1,000 pounds to Holland and 000 pounds in earlier times, hinting at deeper financial reach amid Germany's postwar reparations plan.
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Berlin
Wiliam
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