Bride's Bath Murder Trial Opens in Old Bailey
George Joseph Smith, 43, stands trial for the alleged murders of three wives drowned in baths to claim life insurance. Crown prosecutor Bodkin brands him the Blue Beard of Modern Times as crowds pack Old Bailey and legal teams prepare to present evidence.
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London
Old Fairey
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Bodkin
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Old Bailey
England
Justice Berutton
Marshall Hall
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Montague Shearman
Nodkin
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Tornado Sweeps Southern States Killing Two In Mississippi And Kansas
MEMPHIS Tenn June 23 A terrific wind and rain storm resembling a tornado swept across central Kansas and Mississippi late yesterday. Wires down over a wide area. The storm caused heavy property damage and crop losses with one man killed. Several towns damaged and cotton and corn crops leveled. Fall of wire communication reported from Friar Point Mississippi.
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Evanston Pioneer Daniel Cameron Funeral Today
Salt Lake, June 23. The funeral of Daniel Cameron Wyoming pioneer of 180% will be held today in Evanston Wyo his former home. He died at a local hospital Sunday after an apoplexy attack two weeks ago. Survived by two sons Daniel Cameron of Midvale Frank Cameron of Ely Nev and daughter Mrs M McKenzie of Garfield.
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Wyo
Midvale
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Cameron
Daniel Camron
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Arfield
Edison and Goethals Earn Princeton Doctorates in Lively Scene
The epoch making pair, Thomas A. Edison and General George W. Goethals, are shown after receiving Princeton University degrees at the 168th commencement. Edison laughs with joy while Goethals bears a rare sober mood, each honored with doctorates for science and laws respectively.
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George W. Goethals
Princeton University
Panama Canal
Mr. Edison
Amile
Princeton
General Goethals
Advice Ad: House Organs Should Sell To Each Employee
Chicago June 23 Henry D. Wilson editor from New York addresses the Associated Advertising Clube of the World urging house organs be crafted to sell to every employee from the lowest to the top. He says to make it attractive timely bright honest and useful and even suggests occasional photos of a rival’s face or wife though noted as dangerous.
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Chicago
Henry D. Wilson
New York City
Wilson
Altho
Health resort boom driven by wartime access issues
Consul Boyle reports American health resorts gain foreign patrons as European baths are cut off by the war. He notes eight Central American visitors have already tried a famous U S watering place and urges a publicity push to attract more from Central and South America and beyond.
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Dad Mwonsburg
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Honduras
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Central America
Central
South America
South Americas
Sunrise Gun Club Hosts Trap Shoot Tourney July 4 and 6
Sunrise Cheyenne announces a Sunrise Gun Club trap shooting meet open to amateurs only with professionals entering for targets. Inter-Hate rules govern contests and referees decide disputes with handicaps based on ability. Cheyenne entrants urged to participate with a cordial invitation and promises a square deal.
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Prison captured as Germans and Austro Hungarians advance
Berlin reports German and Austro Hungarian forces have seized up to June 14 the prison in a broader advance, with 1,619,000 units dug in the Beavartus State area.
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Berlin
German Emperor Seeks Quick End by Crushing Allies
Berlin reports suggest the German leader believes rapid victory is possible. Generals aim to move two million Prussian troops west after crushing the Russian front, threatening Belgium and Paris with a sweeping campaign. The plan, crafted with precision, seeks to compel terms once Calais and Paris fall.
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Calais
Paris
Forest Service Post Card Sums Up Wyoming Game Laws
The Forest Service prints cards outlining Wyoming game laws from the last legislature. It lists open seasons and bag limits for elk sheep deer grouse sage chickens other birds and fish plus year round fish season with county exceptions and weapon restrictions. It also notes protected species and two forest fire prevention rules for campers.
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Crook
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Laramie
Premont County
Kadeh's Youngrne Ends Training with Air Squadron
Amsterdam report says the Kaleer’s youth army air unit completed training and joined the aviation corps in Pignders. The price became an aviator at the concert of the balser, trained at Johannesthal.
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Berlin
Kaleer
Eon
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Pignders
Price
Johannesthal
Bayville Wireless Under U S Navy Censorship
U S Navy officers operate Bayville wireless station guarding the only direct link to Germany. Three lieutenants oversee 24 hour duty with a censor on every incoming and outgoing message. Most Germany bound traffic targets a New York firm and code messages are restricted to German embassy transmissions only.
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Germany
Unted States Navy
Washington
C. R. Clark
Francia Cogswell
Mr. W. McCormack
Lieutenan Clark
Sayville
New York
Clark
Navy
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Delaware
Altho
Ludwig Batterman
Kansan Wife Accused of Stealing Eggs to Help Rival
In Topeka Henry Cauder seeks divorce from Mary Poppleton Cauder alleging disloyalty. He says she barnyard swapped eggs with Bert Rice and refused to tend gardens or chickens, even attempting violence with a butcher to prevent his return home.
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Topaka
Kan
Henry Cauder
North Topeka
Mary Poppleton Cauder
Cauder
Netgbbor
Bert Rice
Cauder Aeys
Kelle
ROTC and Reyenne Motorlab Offer Reward for Sign Vandalism Info
The Reyenne Motorlab and ROTC announce a standing reward of ten dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone who destroys or defaces highway signs.
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Reyenne Motorlab
Ton Dallas
We pay best price for various metals and rubber
Local buyer advertises top payment for iron metal rubber and bottles and other goods through a Texas city dealer at 616 W. Ith Street. Immediate cash offers and fast pickup for Hage items and related commodities.
Public Land Claims Notice from Cheyenne Wyoming 1915
Notice lists settlers Harry L. Stevens George J. Parker and Abraham Peterson filing for final three year proofs on homestead entries in T 15 17 N R 62 66 W and related parcels. Witnesses include Abe Peters I N McCain E C Crossan and E H Zimmerman all of Paola Wyoming. W E Chaplin Register. Wall paper? The Sherman Co.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Register and Receiver
U. 8S. Land Office
Harry L. Stevens
Homestead
P. M
Abe . Peters
E. H. Zimmerman
I. N. McCainl
E. C. Crossan
Paola
George J. Parker
Abraham Petera
I. N. McCain
H. Zimmerman
Abraham Peterson
Geo. J. Parker
RE. C. Crossan
W. E. Chaplin
Register
Public Land Sale Notice for Cheyenne District Tract 12
Public notice from the U S Land Office Cheyenne announces sale of a mountainous Northwest quarter Southeast quarter Section 12 Township 17 North Range 68 West 6th P M at 11 am July 21. Willard Carpenter seeks entry. minimum bid 1.50 per acre. Claims or objections must be filed before sale. Also notes fishing tackle ad context.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
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General Land Office
Willard S. Carpenter
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