Poison Found in Home of Youth Held in Death of Pretty Coed
Cyanide traces and two lumps of potassium cyanide were found in the Lake Forest home of Will H. Orpet, Wisconsin student, in the Miriam Lambert case. Police tie the discovery to Orpet’s alleged murder of the Highland Park coed.
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Chicago
Palson
Mirian Frances Lambert
Highland Park
Cyrus H. McCormick
Orpet
Dady
Madison
Newe
Singer
Wis
Myriam
Hessinger
William Zwick
Lambert
Heasinger
Young Orpet
Polson Cady
Lake ¥ Great
Marion
A. Parmentier
Yonker
Marian Mes
Mbert
Orvet-Lambert
Abe
Olebur
Young SU
Vice-President Pushes Military Training In Schools
Vice-President Thomas R. Marshall urges military training in schools and colleges to teach health, discipline, and rifle skills. The National Rifle Association and the National Board promote rifle practice, with clubs in about 80 high schools, 95 military schools, and 60 colleges. Teams of ten fire 20 shots weekly, top five scores counted.
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Washington, D. C
Thomas R. Marshall
National Rifle Association of America
National Board For Promotion
New York City
George W. Wingate
Public Schools Athletic League
National Rifle Asociation
National Rifle Association
Fred H. Phillips, Jr
Washington
Archbishop Poison Case Explores Possible World Plot
Chicago February reports tie Jean Crones to an alleged banquet poisoning aimed at Archbishop Mundelein. Police link Crones to anarchist networks, with connections to Mrs. Preset and Mrs. Brearl in Chicago and St Paul. Federal and local authorities probe possible international links as letters surface among associates.
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Chicago
Jean Crones
Mundelein
Healy
St. Paul
Gaetina Preset
Humbert Crones
Bresel
Jennie O'Nell
St Paul
Crones
John Allegrini
Allegrini
Trinidad
Colo
Paterson
President Wilson Announces Candidacy for Re election
President Wilson formally announces plan to run again. He informs Ohio Secretary of State Hildebrand that his name may appear on the Ohio primary ballot, stating he does not seek the nomination but allows use of his name to meet state requirements.
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Wilson
Washington
Hildebrand
Ohio
Charles Hildebrand
Columbus
Oulo
Democratic Party
State of
Beaubok Bella Donna and Freckles Comics Duo
A comic page features Freckles and friends by Allman Blosser and Wilson with Ahern and others presenting Soft Snaps. The serialized panels showcase light humor, daily mischief, and eye catching art in a classic newspaper format.
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Ahern
First Proclamation for Unmarried Men Calls Up in England
Across cities in the United States and Britain the day features a conscription related proclamation in England near Liverpool. Washington lawmakers focus on national preparedness in congressional committees amid security concerns.
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London
Wallasay
Liverpool
Washington
Congressional Committee
Kaiser Gains and N. B. E. A. Features Highlight Leader
The Leader promotes the Great Newspaper Enterprise Association service as the world’s best news and features provider. It previews a Wyoming preparedness series and an "America First" outlook with top writers and up to date comics cartoons fashion and business coverage for readers.
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N. HK. A
Wyoming
N. BE. A
America
Clesar Whee
Great Newspaper Enterprise Association
Wyong
Two Allied Warships Sunk by Germans Daily
Paris report details the sinking of two Allied warships with 884 lives lost. The French cruiser Admiral Charner went down off the Syrian coast with 374 crew saved from 75 aboard. The British cruiser Arethusa was blown up by a mine off Mogland’s east coast, 10 crew died. The ministry warned on Charner’s fate, noting no word since February 8.
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Paris
Warslyton Wit
Charner
Arethusa
Mogland
Ministry of Marine
Admiral Charner
British Defeated at Port of Aden as Turkish Advance Presses
Berlin reports German troops攻 advanced in Champagne and Vosges with gains of several hundred yards in trench lines. British forces suffer a severe defeat at Aden as Turkish troops push toward the port dubbed the Gibraltar of the East, forcing retreat to ships for protection. Second-page continuation promised.
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Berlin
Teutons
Champagne
Vosges
The
Marne
Germany
Paris
Jahure
Berlit
Sonain-Somme-Py
Aden
Gibraltar
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Bella Donna
Fy Wilson
Philadelphia
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Margaret Willett
Swarthmore College
Willett
Kaiser
Sells
Dessee
Oyster Bay
Los Angeles
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Pp. Knapp
New York
John Ellis Roosevelt
Colonel Roosevelt
Edith Hammersley Roosevelt
Department of Justice
West Coast
San Diego
Ing
N. B.A
Mary Hoyle O'Meilly
Merbert Quick
Roger Baleon
Idah McGlone Clew Ilson
Gardner
Flom
Kerby
Brown Holmes
Monor Fanning
K. W. Payne
Roger Babson
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