Roumania Mobilizes to Invade Bulgaria War Clouds Over Balkans
Special Cable reports Roumania mobilizes and may invade Bulgaria or Servia as conflicts flare. Bulgarians and Greeks clash near Strumitza and Kavala with heavy losses reported. Bulgarian cabinet seeks peace talks while Marmora talks progress under Ottoman occupation plans.
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Roumania
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Russia
Balkans
Tyre
Turtukai
Danube
Baltchik
Black Sea
Sultantepe
Pataritza
Kotchana
Doraia
Struma
Athens
Strumitza
Istip
Kavala
Seres
Saloniki
Aegean Sea
Sublime Porte
Marmara
M. Natchovitch
Tohatalja
Marmora
$100,000,000 Baby Starts Farm Life With Goat Playthings
Newport Rhode Island July 9 Vinson Walsh McLean the 100 million baby enjoys a farm at Black Point nine miles from town with goats sheep and a colors of playmates His father pledges to raise him as a plain democratic American The baby already holds a gold cradle gifted by King Leopold and will likely inherit more than 150 million dollars making him the richest child in America The baby favors farm work over toys and looks after chickens and an Angora goat on his farm
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Commercial Tribune
Newport
R. I
Black Point
McLean
Leopold
Belgium
Washington
Papa Mclean
Thomas F. Walsh
Colorado
United States
John R. McLean
Bulgarian Ferocity Reported in Nigrita Atrocity Toll
A Daily Telegraph correspondent describes Nigrita and surrounding villages as charred ruins with widespread killings and arson. He estimates about 1,500 people have been killed and notes a frenzied Bulgarian surge fueled by vengeance.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Nigrita
Nigritea
Millionaire's Son Sued For Alienation Of Affections
Peter Malzen, a $12-a-week clerk, sues Sherburne M Barling son of railroad president A J Earling for $50 000 claiming Barling wooed and won his wife Mrs Malzen with lavish spending Malzen says his home life was happy until Barling began frequent meetings and a hot Springs telegram offering money for expenses He declares his motive is revenge against rich men for taking a poor man's wife and vows to prove they cannot do so with impunity
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Chicago
Sherburne M. Barling
A. J. Earling
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Company
Peter Malzen
Earling
Trainmen and conductors plan strike ratification meeting
The General Adjustment Committee for Eastern railroads will hold a weekend gathering of 1 000 members to ratify a vote in favor of a strike. Wages comparisons show East West South gaps, with earnings and costs cited by leaders amid bargaining.
Referendum petition fraud ties up Ohio officials
Confessions by Ralph Lipscomb and Harry Wheeler link Andrew Lea and Charles Kibler to forged signatures in the Green workers compensation referendum. Vincent of Cincinnati allegedly directed fake petitions from Covington headquarters, with canvassing done under assumed names. Gov Cox wants all 78,000 signatures rejected, citing widespread forgery and non sworn statements.
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Lea and
Kibler
Cleveland
Lipscomb and
Wheeler
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Andrew Lea
Herman Baehr
Charles F. Kibler
Lea
Walter A. Vincent
Cincinnati
Cox
Hogan
Graves
Ralph H. Lipscomb
Harry Wheeler
Newark
Léa
Vincent
Covington
Charles C. Marshall
Peter B. Dempsey
Lipscomb
Ohio Equity Association
Licking County
Fayette County
Scott Street
Attorney General's Office
Galley List of Misspellings for Garbage Itself
New York July 9 Special. Street Cleaning Chief Ed wards considers using phonetic and simplified spellers to decode complaints. The office reviews fifty garble spellings such as grabbage garbage garbege cabage and gabbudge in a playful sample.
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New York
Edwards
Andrew Carnesie
Pho
Netic
Posgscooosdg
California forest fires threaten communities near Mt Tamalpais
Three thousand soldiers sailors forest rangers and volunteers fight fires on three sides of Mt Tamalpais near San Francisco Bay as winds drive flames across canyons. No deaths reported but potential damage looms. Colonel George Bell directs the effort with District Chief Dubois.
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Mt. Tamalpais
Bell Bride Blues Beat By Publication Divorce Claim
Louise Mc Naughton Bell, asserting she remains married to Charles Nelson Bell of New York, fights his alleged divorce by publication and seeks financial support. She says she will pursue a legal challenge to any decree and will travel to New York to begin investigations.
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Commercial Tribune
Liverpool
Louise McNaughton Bell
Charles Nelson Bell
New York
Bell
Adele Ritchie
Unitates
Eee
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Illinois
Mr. Bell
Havens Flies 45 Miles Against Headwinds to Macatawa Park
Mid July at Macatawa Park Beckwith Havens and aircraft owner J D R Van Planck arrived near 7 PM after a 45 mile trip from South Haven in a hydro aeroplane. They landed in Macatawa Bay and planned to spend the night before continuing at dawn. Thousands watched along the South Haven shore as Roy Francis neared the area.
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Macatawa Park
Beckwith Havens
J. D. R. van Planck
South Haven
Havens
Lake Shore
Macatawa Bay
Jennison Park
van Planck
Roy Francis
Beauty and Beast Dance Monkey Rag Stirs St Louis Society
A Sunset Inn fete featured a blonde debutante and a real monkey, Napolean I., dancing a monkey rag. The chimp in tuxedo sat at a dining table and sampled dishes while the animal’s affection for the pink lady drew admiring attention at the 1912-1913 season social event.
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ST. Louis
Police Chief Riva Dies From Havana Pistol Fight
General Armando Riva, head of the Cuban National Police, died of wounds from a pistol fight after raiding a gambling club on the Prado. Governor Ernesto Albert, Senator Vidal Morales and Representative Arias were arrested awaiting trial.
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Havana
Cuba
Armando Riva
Cuban National Police
Prado
Ernesto Albert
Vidal Morales
Arias
Lobby Probe Flare Back Reaches Senator Hughes
A widening lobby investigation targets United States Senator William Hughes of New Jersey and President Wilson as a letter by Colonel M. M. Mulhall is cited. The 1912 missive accuses Hughes of acting as a paid AFL representative in the Senate, informing defense by the National Association of Manufacturers. A special seven member House committee will pursue an expanded probe.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
William Hughes
United States
New Jersey
President Wilson
Senator Hughes
Committee On Finance
Congress
National Association of Manufacturers
Mulhall
Hughes
M. M. Mulhall
J. H. Bird
Association
J. Gardner
Bird
Gompers
Morrison
Seagirt
Woodrow Wilson
American Federation of Labor
Senate
House
Henry
Clark
Fresh Cool Air Rumors Sweep In From the Northwest
A heat wave broke with hail and thunder followed by cooling winds from the northwest. High storms damaged windows and awnings while general rains refreshed streets and lawns. A broad cool air mass moves in, promising comfortable weather through the week.
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Miami
Big River
Covington Damaged by Windstorm
A severe wind and rainstorm hit Covington after 7 PM damaging Gilmore's Drug Store at Seventh and Avenue with a broken plate-glass window and scattered merchandise. An electric wire fell at Eighth and Scott, prompting swift pedestrian rushes and a Fire Department call as winds extended to Campbell County.
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Covington
Gilmore
Seventh
Avenue
Eighth
Scott Streets
Campbell County
Kenton County
Newport Lights Knocked Out By Evening Storm
A Newport storm last night between seven and eight damaged the town's power system. Lightning struck feed wires at the power house causing a prolonged blackout and much inconvenience as the lights failed for several hours.
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Newport
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