Wife of Brigadier General Pershing dies with three children
Mrs. Pershing and three daughters suffocated at the Presidio home in San Francisco. Warren, a 5-year-old son, survived. The fire gutted a wood structure and investigators suspect a night lamp. Senator Warren, the victim’s father, and General Pershing were to oversee burial arrangements in Cheyenne.
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Warren
Arren
San Francisco
SAN_ FRANCISCO
Cal
Pershing
J. J. Pershing
Presidio
Helen
Ann
Margaret
Mra. Pershing
Senator Warren
Wyoming
Bu l
Mrz. Boswell
Altho
Preasidio Army Fire Department
Winfield Scott
Mre
Cheyenne
Wyo
West Point
Roosevelt
Eighth Infantry
el Paso
Helen Elizabeth
Anne
Mary Margaret
Sen. Warren
Wellesly College
General Pershing
Philippines
Francia
Mrs. Warren
Fred R. Warren
Three More Suspects In Gary Murder
Gary police say three more men were questioned today in connection with the murder of Rev. Edmund Kayser, a German propagandist and real estate investor. Officials have not determined a motive, noting possible ties to church disputes or business debts. Police declined to release suspects’ names and said the investigation remains open as they review possible involvement by Kayser’s associates or opponents.
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Gary
Ind
Edmund Kayeer
Lathoram
Volcniner
Kayser
Hie
Heinie
Rimer Leroy
Mr. Mayeer
Bayeer
Heints
Leroy
Bal
Germany offers full satisfaction over sinking of Lusitania and Arabic
Washington reports Germany presented to Secretary Lansing a plan to compensate the United States for loss of American lives and ships if the submarine attack on the Lusitania was a deliberate act. President Wilson waits for Germany to explain evidence before reopening Lusitania negotiations and to disavow the Arabic incident.
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Washington
Germany
United States
Lansing
Wilson
Wilsom
Salt Lake Chosen for Next Governor Meeting
A national convention final session selected Salt Lake as the next meeting place. Governor Spry was named chairman of the executive committee as governors agreed to press Congress for a plan to strengthen the army and country in the face of European power.
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Boston
United States
Salt Lake
Spry
Pary
Food and clothing sought for Arkansas flood victims
The flood areas of Arkansas face urgent shortages of food and clothing for hundreds of destitute families. Newport leader Hably announced supplies collected have been exhausted and more aid is needed immediately to prevent suffering.
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Lattle Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Newport
Near Slayer Ends Life by Hanging in Wyoming Jail
James OLeary, accused of wounding three during an August 10 attempt to murder his wife, hanged himself in his county jail cell overnight. The coroner and investigators found the small rope looped over the door barn beam and tied at the head, with death estimated around 1 to 2 am. The body was moved to Hasmusden undertaking parlors.
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O'Leary
New York Abandons Literacy Test for Voters
August 27 report states a vote reversed yesterday׳s decision and rejected a constitutional literacy requirement. The measure to require all voters to read and write English is now abandoned, ending the push for the literacy test.
Grazed Priest Fires At Winona Bishop In College Chapel
Aug. 27 reports say Dr. Mildred Leach, a nurse, shot Bishop P. Bileffros of Winona Diocese during Mass at St. Mary's College chapel. The bishop was wounded once in the lung but is expected to recover. Leach, who burst in from the shadows, fired two shots before fleeing.
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Twige Winona
Ming
P. B.ileffros
Winona
Privat
Girl, 12, Held on Homicide Charge in New York
Katherine flevin aged 12 is held on a homicide charge after a truck rolled down an incline on Spring Street, killing Elisabeth Johnson, 6, as authorities investigate the accident. Police said the vehicle rolled away from a fuel line incident and the case is under review.
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Gil
CHAO
New York
Katherine Flevin
Ihey
Spring Street
Elisabeth Johnson
Massive Welsh coal strike swells to twenty five thousand miners
Reports from South Wales indicate 25,000 coal miners have joined the new strike with 10,000 idle near Newport and 8,000 protesting an arbitration award. All mines in Blaina and Monmouthshire are closed as the government weighs nationalization and conscription to support war needs.
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London
South Wales
Newport
Blatna
Monmouthshire
Cardiff
Naion
Miners’ Federation
Runelman
Government
Board of Trade
Cred
Welch
US Forces Double Border Guards as Raid Fears Rise
US troops double guards on Texas border bridges to thwart a reported plot in the area. Reinforcements ordered from Yoleta to support civil and military authorities as authorities fear further incursions and a clash with Mexican forces near Falfurrias and Brownsville. Mexican invaders are pursued by US troops after an exchange of fire in the corridor toward Falfurrias.
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Paso
Tés
Aubera Pershing
Commas
Texas
Jancore
Yoleta
Orovco
Gallipoli Death Toll Cited After Turkiye Landing Action
Despatches from London describe intense fighting at Suvla Bay with a gallant Australian force charge against Turkish lines. The assault slowed as machine guns cut down attackers before retreat. Elsewhere Suri Dale Hill was briefly taken by Australian and New Zealand troops but soon abandoned the objective amid heavy losses and difficult conditions.
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London
Damdanelios
Suvla Bay
Suri Dalehill
Slavs Driven Back Into Old Russia By Kaiser’s Men
London reports German invaders have pushed Russians northeast of old Poland into White Russia. Brest Litovsk evacuation follows German advance along a rail line toward Moscow. Austrian field headquarters confirm cavalry movements eastward and troop detachments split to join eastern and western fronts. Some doubt emerges over a Turkish Bulgarian agreement.
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Old
Russia
Nicholas
Brest-Litovsk
Moscow
Nysel
Easton
Wextern
Altho
Unclear OCR Record of Meat Market Supply Crisis
Fragmented text describes am uncertain market note on American meats and suppliers. It mentions vendors refusing to handle certain products and questions about supply pace and shipments amid public demand.
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Americal
Jaraer
U S Becomes World’s Top Exporter in 1914
The United States led global exports for the third time in history with a total value of 82 765 600 008 in the year ending June 30 1914, rising 17 percent from the prior year while the United Kingdom lagged as the next largest exporter. American exports included crude products valued at 2 716 208 000, foreign products at 2 410 000, and refined goods at 426 000, with declines in some categories.
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Warhmington
Ade
United States
United Ee
United
Bettie Ana
Whatheh Porroabt 4 For Hereene End Viinity
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Saturday event and warnings. Names and precise details are unreadable, but the item points to an upcoming local notice or public warning with ambiguous wording. The readable content signals a community alert and a weekend time frame.
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