Youth Kills Cousin in Accidental Flobert Rifle Shooting
Twelve year old Lola Maud Wilke lived with Mr and Mrs Clif ford Sleek near North Bend. Her seven year old cousin John Hamilton of North Bend fired a 22 caliber flobert rifle owned by Stanley McMurray, misjudged its chamber, and shot Lola in the left breast. Coroner A C Bauer ruled the death accidental.
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Lola Maud Wilke
Clifford Sleek
North Bend
John Hamilton
Stanley McMurray
McMurray
Wilke
Hamilton
Willie
Lulu
A. C. Bauer
Last Great Day Sermon Warns Parishioners at Norwood
A Norwood Evangelical Lutheran service led by Rev Kroencke warned of the last great day. The sermon urged readiness for Christ's return and framed the Day of Judgment with vivid imagery of the dead rising and the final judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church For Our“Savior
Norwood
Kroencke
Jesus Christ
Macchinery
Vanity Fair
Mr. Christian
Nitrate Executive Is A Busy Man In Cincinnati
Eugene Y. Sayre heads the Cincinnati office of the Air Nitrates Company of New York on the tenth floor of the First National Bank Building. Since arriving two weeks ago he interviews applicants and oversees all preliminary work for the proposed plant construction. Sayre is an expert engineer familiar with every aspect of making nitrates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Y. Sayre
Cincinnati
Air Nitrates Company of New York
First National Bank
Mr. Sayre
Czecho-Slovaks Defeat Bolshevik Force at Vladivostok
AP dispatches report Czecho-Slovak troops defeated Bolshevik forces in Vladivostok on June 30 after demanding arms and disarming prisoners. Bolshevik council dissolved. limited fighting occurred near the railway station with barricaded soldiers. Subsequent reports say Bolsheviks suffered a severe defeat at Irkutsk and retreated eastward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Shanghai
Vladivostok
Bolsevik Council of Workmen’s
Irkutsk
Siberia
Local worker burned after fall into boiling vat
MIKD REDDIN of 41 West Eighth Street, an employee of Merchants Ice and Cold Storage, fell into a boiling vat Sunday and was hospitalized with a severely burned left leg. Pearl Allen, five, of 3730 St. Lawrence Street, was struck by a car at St. Lawrence and Warsaw avenues driven by Nathan Clotkin, 1432 Central Avenue, Sunday afternoon but avoided serious injury. George Winters, 21, and Carl Hosth, longview Hospital patients, were reported to have escaped from Longview Hospital Sunday evening.
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Mikd Reddin
West Eighth Street
Merchants Ice and Cold Storage Company
Barr and Freefan
General Hospital
Pearl Allen
St. Lawrence Street
Nathan Clotkin
Central Avenue
St. Lawrence
Warsaw Avenues
George Winters
Carl Hosth
Longview Hospital
Mirbach murderers escape in Moscow blast
Nikolai Lenin reports two unknown assailants bombed Count von Mirbach at the German Embassy in Moscow killing him. The Russian government vows to find the killers and put them before a revolutionary tribunal. Extra embassy protection ordered and sympathy conveyed to the late count’s family.
Kerensky Reacts To Mirbach Assassination Tragedy
Paris July 7 Alexander Kerensky former Premier of Russia expresses mixed feelings on General Count von Mirbach's assassination. He notes the event may spark a Russian renaissance but fears German troops may move on Moscow and questions the Russian mind's future actions.
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Paris
Alexander F. ‘Kerensky
Ogre
Count von Mirbach
Moscow
Russia
M. Kerensky
Berlin
Kerensky
von Mirbach
Complications Seen After Count von Mirbach Killing
Paris papers condemn the assassination as likely to trigger complications in the Russia Germany conflict. Le Journal and The Petit Journal foresee new phases in the eastern theater while The Figaro notes heightened tension between Russia and Germany. Humanita calls the act patriotic rebellion and Mafin praises patriotic dignity in Russia.
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Associated Press
Paris
Count von Mirbach
Russia
le Journal
Petit Journal
Germany
East
The
Figaro
Humanita
Mafin
Petit Parisien
Assassination of Count von Mirbach Provokes Russian Reaction
Paris reports Russian Foreign Minister Tchitcherin and M. Karakhan visited the German Embassy after the Mirbach murder to express government regret. The attackers remained unknown with no arrests. an embassy counsellor Ritzler and a German officer were present but unharmed.
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Paris
Count von Mirbach
Moscow
M. Ticitcherin
Tchitcherin
M. Karakhan
Berlin
Havas
Basel
Herr Ritzler
Deserters Fight with Deputies Leaves Three Dead Near Heber Springs
In Arkansas a gun battle between a sheriff’s posse and about thirty draft resisters and supporters left Porter Hazelwood Tom Atkinson and his son dead. Sheriff Duke sought help from Governor Brough who ordered fifty Camp Pike soldiers to pursue the group a day after the two armed confrontations.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Ark
Heber Springs
Camp Pike
Porter Hazelwood
Tom Atkinson
Atkinson
K. W. Duke
Cleburne County
Hazelwood
Hazelswood
Duke
Atkinsons
Charles Brough
Aviators Burned in Fort Worth Flight Mishap
Ardmore Oklahoma July 7 Lieut E B Sullivan and Mechanician Doyle of Barron Field Ft Worth Texas were burned to death when their aircraft fell into a nose spin from about 100 feet near Ardmore.
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Ardmore
E. B. Sullivan
Doyle
Barron Field
Ft. Worth
Tex
Seventy Seven Recovered From Illinois River Disaster
Peoria Illinois July 7 seventy seven bodies recovered from the excursion boat Columbia wreck on the Illinois River Friday night. About 500 aboard. Red Cross lists twenty three missing and a diver estimates twenty five more bodies may be in the wreckage.
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Associated Press
Peoria
Illinois River
Red Cross
Always Hungry Are Austrians Always Hungry
From Austrian Hungarian prisoners held by Italians details emerge on front line misery and civilian hardship. They report food scarcity in Hungary and Austria, hunger despite no starvation, horses eaten for sustenance, and riots by returning POWs. They blame Germans and the wealthy for war.
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Associated, Press
London
Althothe
Hungary
Austria
Russia
Judenburg
Ukraine
Train Struck Car Kills Three In Springfield Area
A passenger train collided with an automobile at the Pennsylvania crossing in South Charleston tonight. Three people died including two men named Albert Yates of New Moorefield and Hugh Cartmell. a woman victim’s identity was unclear. Two others were hurt and transported to Xenia hospital.
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Associated Press
Springfield
South Charleston
Albert Yates
New Moorefield
Hugh Cartmell
Propaganda Distribution by Allied Forces Revealed
Paris July 7 Thousands of specially devised rifles for scattering propaganda over enemy trenches are in use. Balloons and paper balloons lift literature up to 20 and 4 pounds for ranges up to 100 miles. Devices include timed releases every five to fifteen minutes and wind aided dispersal over Hamburg Berlin Vienna and Trieste.
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Associated Press
Paris
James Kerney
Franco- American Committee’ of Public Information
Hamburg
Berlin
Vienna
Trieste
Germany
Prince Lichnowsky
London
von Muehlen
Krupp
Second Lichnowsky Tells Truth About Exceses
Paris dispatch reports Count Max Montgelas, a former French front commander, accusing German militarism through an article in The Berliner Tageblatt. He cites excesses in Belgium and calls for justice and humanity toward civilians, reflecting views aligned with Viscount Grey and President Wilson.
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Associted
Paris
Lichnowsky
Temps
Count Max Montgelas
Tageblatt
Count Montgelas
Ies
Belgium
Switzerland
Wilhelm Muehlen
Kruppworks
Friedrich Foerster
University of Munich
Montgel As
Viscount Gry
Wilson
the Temps
von Season
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Kitcher
Coldwell Interstate
Home
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Mirbach
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