Bodies of Czar and Family Burned by Sulphuric Acid
Colonel George H. Emerson reports from Russia on the 1918 murder of Czar Nicholas II and his family in Ekaterinburg. Red guards killed the emperor, heir, and courtiers, later burning bodies with sulphuric acid and scattering relics and jewels among investigators.
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Czar
United States
Col
George H. Emerson
Engineer Corps
St. Paul
Minn
Russia
Nicholas
Emerson
Great Northern Railway
John F. Stevens
Siberia
Siberian
Kerensky
Pigees
Dietrichs
Gaida
Ekaterinburg
Red Guards
Youroffsky
Issetsky Works
Pavel Medvedoff
Levatnik
Partin
Kostaustoff
Mehail
Letomin
Sterkorin
Yakimoff
Red
Emperor
Czarina
Anastasia Nikolaievna
Kuzma Letemin
Stekorin
Order
Pavel Medvedyeff
Mehall
Red Guard
Medvedyeff
Prokopi Kubienkoff
Verk-Issetsk
The
Soviet of Workmens and
Serge Malishkin
Peter Yermakoff
Bolsheviks
Kukhtenkoff
Levatnikh
Whostaustakoff
Tobolsk
Dietrich
Committee of Inquiry
Sokoloff
Son helps dying mother in Beloit tragedy
Earl Fiese approached a woman on apartment steps in Beloit Wisconsin to offer aid and discovered his mother dying from apoplexy. She had been returning from shopping and passed away soon after he reached her.
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Beloit
Wis
Earl Fiese
Profit in Coyote Pelts at Pawnee Rock
In Pawnee Rock coyotes bring strong earnings as pelts fetch eight to seventy two dollars each. The state offers a bounty of one dollar twenty cents per scalp, making coyote hunting a popular local pastime this season.
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Pawnee
Sullivan
Indiana
Sullivan County
L. N. Hines
Richard Park
Indianapolis
Stanley Wyckoff
Eli Stansbury
Washington
Ind
Wyckoff
Board of Works
Indiana towns weigh second class status and raids
East Chicago mover to force a special election to elevate the city to second class due to census estimates. Federal raids sweep Vermilion county and other counties report water and forestry, roads and industrial plans, with rail and coal developments across Indiana.
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East Chicago
Chamber of Commerce
Jeffersonville
Indiana
Clark County Association
Chirk County
Porter County
Harald McCulloch
Charlestown Township
Clinton
Fromllinois
Vermilion County
Mr. Fineberg
Evansville
A. L. Metham
Charles J. Orbison
United States Prohibition
Indianapolis
Thinois
Ian
Jacksonville
Petersburg
Gary
Panic Proof Products Corporation of New York
Central Metallic Door Company
Leonard Tractor Company
Griffith
Alexandria
Monroe Township
Rushville
Wilfong
Irvin
Jasper
Dubois
Board of County Commissioners
County Council
Madison Township
Pike County
Moe
Ferdinand
Jackson
Jefferson
Columbia
Marion
Washington,Richards & Son
Terre Haute
Sanly Hook
C. EB. Richards
Indiana Reformatory
The
Conservation Commission
End of Eight Years Misery in Newark Woman’s Testimonial
Theresa Coventry of Newark describes eight years of suffering from an organic ailment. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring mobility and energy, enabling housework and laundry. She urges others to write for free advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Newark
N. J
Lydia E. Pinkham
Theresa Coventry
Burnett, St., Newark, N. J
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia Eam Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Sampling the Cellar Stock Tas Bill in the dugout past
The Home Sector quotes a conversation about Tas Bill adjusting after military service. The exchange suggests limited change in habits, noting his continued time spent in a dugout as a defining detail of his postwar routine.
Ely's Cream Balm Ad for Nasal Relief
An advertisement promotes Ely's Cream Balm as a fast acting nasal remedy. A small bottle is enough to clear nasal passages, relieve catarrh, and ease headaches by soothing inflamed mucous membranes with antiseptic cream.
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Ely
Private stock spirit stockout noted in Baltimore
In a Baltimore American brief a resident reports his private stock was missing spirits after checking this morning, triggering the phrase You look low in spirits. The note hints at a possible theft or stock discrepancy in a private collection.
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Baltimore American
Constipation Remedy Ad Promotes Garfield Tea
Advertisement touts Garfield Tea as a natural remedy for constipation using carefully selected herbs. Sold at all drug stores.
Contentment Versus Wealth Echoes in a Rare Line
A terse exchange highlights the tension between contentment and wealth. The speaker notes contentment should be easier to attain, while the other defends its difficulty, framing wealth as a rare and blinding pursuit.
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U. S. S. Florida
Atlantic Fleet
Cuban Waters
Arizona
Oklahoma
Nevada
Delaware
Utah
Florida
Pennsylvania
Guantanamo Bay
Indiana News
Itarry B. Smith
Adjutant General of
Adjutant General’s Office
War Department
Evansville College
Chamber of Consmerce
John C. Diges
Water and Sewage Department
Food and Drug Division
State Board of Health
Fite
Brookville Pike
Cincinnati
Natronal
Hoosier
Anderson
Richland Township
Here
Institute of Madison County
Thomas Riley Marshall
Vincentios
Blekner
Knox County
Vincennes
Physioiang
Dean’s
Garris
Lon
C. Ly
Kid Pay Miring Co
Dani Wit
Helr
Doan
Shumate
Ae Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
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