Mirbach killing may mean occupation of Moscow by Germans
Paris reports weigh the assassination of Count von Mirbach, German ambassador in Moscow, as a turning point. Kerensky says it could spark a Russian renaissance and German troop moves toward Moscow. Paris papers debate complica tions for Germany, with editorials blaming patriotism, Bolshevik policy, and a pending military accord.
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Mirbach
Moscow
Paris
Alexander TF. Kerensky
Russia
Associated Press
Count von Mirbach
Kerensky
von Mirbach
von Mirhach
Ipon
Paris Press
Gereman
le Journal
Petit Journal
Germany
East
Figaro
Humanite
Matin
Port Parisien
Count von Mirhach
Pink Pills Offer Blood Boost Fans
Mrs George B Havey of Youngstown Ohio describes fatigue dizziness and weakness from anemia. After taking Dr Williams Pink Pills she recovered becoming energetic again. The pills are a blood builder sold by druggists for 50 cents with a free booklet available from Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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George B. Havey
Parkwood Avenue
Youngstown
Ohio
Dr. Williams
Dr. Wiliams
Dr. Wiliams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Dr Katherine B Davis To Speak At State Meet
Hartford July 8 Dr Katherine Bement Davis a leading figure in reform and war work will be a principal speaker at the state conference of readers in work for girls July 10 at the state capitol. Other speakers include war workers from the War Department and National League for Women Workers with CT professionals addressing health recreation and child welfare.
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Hartford
Katherine Bement Davis
New York City
State Capitol
Connecticut State Council of Defense
Davis
Bedford Reformatory
New York
War Department
Cyrus Ir. Stinson
War and Navy Departments
Joan Hamilton
National League For Women Workers
Chih Worker
Connecticut
Hazel Woodhull
Connecticut College For Women
Wes_London
James Kingsley Blake
New Haven
Camp Devens
Howell Cheney
National War Savings Committee
Samuel G. Russel
Rliddletown
Junior Food Army
Margaret Stack
R. N
Jane Robbins
Wethersfield
Isaac Kingsbury
Teader
Red Cross
Alorgan G. Bulkeley
Woman's Activities
Valeria H. Parker
Health and Recreation Committee
Obituary notices for Patrick Renchan and others in a local paper
Funeral services for Patrick Renchan 64 will be held at his home and at St Peter s church burial in St Michael s cemetery He is survived by his wife two daughters Katherine and Mary and a son James J in the aviation corps Also funeral details for Oscar William Boelker 47 with burial in Park cemetery He is survived by his wife mother two sisters two brothers four daughters and three sons one son William with the U S army in France Josephine A Mahyde died age nine funeral private at 2 30 pm from Rourke and Baucher 1295 Main street John Rogers 42 died at home survived by wife and sons Thomas and William His funeral at Newington Mor num avenue and William street Herbert L Kern 63 died at 610 Troxton avenue funeral 2 30 pm interment Lakeview cemetery Numerous other items and names appear in this obituary listing including mentions of Salvation Army service and local clubs
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Patrick Renchan
Fairfield Avenue
St. Peter's Church
St. Siichael’s
Katherine
Mary
James J
Aviation Corps
Oscar W. Boelker
Oscar William Boelker
William
United States Army
France
Josephine A. Mahyde
Josephine A
Timothy Mahyde
Iinst
Main Street
Parlora
Rourke and
Baucher
Job Rogers
John Rogers
Howe Street
Wiles
Lkridseport
Se the
Salts extile = company
Salvation Army
Thamnus
Wilhia
Hell
HLA
Newiington
Marnum Avenue
William Street
Herbert EB. Kern
Herbert Lester Kern
Trocton Avenue
Ern
Idith
William Auriay
William Mahan
Iisie
Albert HH
Vreeland
Fuera
Ian’ Herree
Lakeview Cemetery
Marines Lose 53 Men in Action At Belleau Wood
The Afurine corps casualty list reports 63 names: 14 killed in action 2 died of wounds and 38 wounded severely. The roster includes First Lieutenant Reisner Sergeant William Becunos Corporals Swood Tl Colby and more. Among the wounded is Edmund to Scott.
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Washington
Afurine Corps
Reisner
Houston
William Becunos City
Ohio
Swood Tl
Colby
New York
Chiude M. Dey
Beaumont
Texas
Iva L. Spring
Jamestown
Noy
Leslie I. Corn
Ohmiulgee
Okla
Curtis BE. Dishemneath
Memphis
Town
George N. Erlando
Mt. Vernon
N. H
Theodore Tl. Guerry
Montezuma
Gay
Alvini
Long
Hickory Corners
Albert R. Marshall
Cincinnaati
William H. Menahan
Louisville
Frank E. Peterson
Park City
Utah
Paul J. Althoff
Park Avenue
York
Peter Nowak
St. Lois
Edmund To Scott
Tip
Brooklawn Caddies Strike for Higher Pay
Brooklawn club caddies demand more pay after paring work with golf play. The dispute arose as members split on accepting increased rates and stricter work terms. Some caddies refused to back down while others offered to cover costs themselves.
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Brooklawn
Brooklawn Club
Stapieno
Hove
Vents
Three Consists Drowned In Quinsigamond Lake
In Worcester Mass three youths from the Quinsigamond district were drowned when their canoe capsized in Quinsigamond Lake while attempting to push another canoe aside. Names given as Car Nelson 19 Chirl f Hijelm 20 Jelidengstried 18.
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Worcesten
Mass
Car Nelson
Chirl F Hijelm
Jelidengstried
Ghuinsigamond
Lake Guinsigamond
Cnnoc
Red Cross Knitting The Beach Diary Entry
A seaside diary fragment describes sitting under a striped caihbrella, knitting for the Red Cross in hot weather. The narrator notes breesa heat and discomfort, while Miss Crane compliments the look, and Jookel appears, questioned for humor. The tone is light and personal.
Rent profiteering case in Bridgeport trials begin
Stratford reports delayed outdoor pictures and a union church service with Hymns as spectators endure mosquitos on the hill. Bridgeport eyes a first test case on profiteering during wartime, with William Burton defending action for restraint against alleged price gouging and potential appeals in higher courts.
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Burton
Frederieck HK
Alorgan
Tertay
O'Clouk
Bridgeport
William JE. Burton
Department of Charities
Former Reporter Becomes New Ledge Enterprise Publisher
Edward T. Johnston, longtime Standard employee and resident of this city, was elected president of the Baysern Publishers association at its Stratfield meeting. F Ferrell named first vice president, William A Summerville second vice president, Brocklee R Bolton treasurer and secretary Louis E Peck. The association includes weekly publishers from New England and nearby states. retiring president was George F. Woodruff.
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Edward T. Johnston
Cit
The
Standard
Ledge Enterprise
Pocomoke City
Bays Ern Publishers' Association
Iis
Stratfield
Record Chatteaugay
N. Y
William A Suimmierill
Record
Penn Cirove
Packers Profits in War Years Shown as Modest and Reinvested
A three year aggregate profit of 140 million on sales over 4.5 billion is explained as about three cents per dollar and a fraction per pound. Profits are small, largely reinvested rather than paid as dividends, financing stock, improvements, and wartime demands. Five large packers claim they compete fairly and hold back no price manipulation, noting they account for about one third of meat business and urging public scrutiny.
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Federal Trade Commission
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DR. True
Kalpho
Ralpho
Hindle
Philo Ay Co
Newark
Herbert Lester
Rocun Avenue
Lakeview Comctery
Katherine B. Davis
Belleau Wood
Quinsigamond Lake
Severoely
Corpormil
Ray Bureh
Wasgh Murtha
Jersey
Ity
Sehenk
Tditis
My Style
Stratford
Acadany
Osia
Tho C. Whitehead
Carpenter
New Publishers
Hea
Commission
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