Bodies of Czar and Family Burned by Sulphuric Acid
Colonel George H. Emerson reports from Russia on the July 17 1918 murder of Czar Nicholas II and his family at Ekaterinburg. Red guards fired and the bodies were allegedly burned with sulphuric acid, with jewels found nearby and investigators seeking to confirm those involved and recover bones and artifacts.
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Czar
United States
Col
George H. Emerson
Engineer Corps
St. Paul
Minnow
Russia
Nicholas
Emerson
Great Northern Railway
John F. Stevens
Siberia
Siberian
Kerensky
Digces
Coronel Emerson
Dietrichs
Gaida
Ekaternburg
Red Guards
Ekaterinburg
Hamae
Red
Emperor
Czarina
Anastisia Nikalatevna
Yakimoff
Kuzma Letemin
Stekorin
Youroffsky
Order
Ural Soviet of Deputies
Pavel Medvedyeff
Mehail
Medvedyeff
Prokopi Kublenkoff
Verk-Issetsk
The
Soviet of Workmens
Serge Malishkin
Peter Yermakoff
Bolsheviks
Kukhtenkoff
Levatnikh
Partin
Kostaustakoff
Tobolsk
Dietrich
Committee of Inquiry
Algo
Sokoloff
Man Helps Dying Mother After Misplaced Aid in Beloit
Earl Frese sought to aid a woman on apartment steps in Beloit Wisconsin believing her a stranger and found she was his mother dying from apoplexy. She died shortly after he reached her while she was returning from shopping.
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Beloit
Wis
Earl Frese
Profit In Coyote Pelts In Pawnee County
High prices for coyote pelts attract hunters in Pawnee Kan. Pelt values range from 8 to 12 dollars with a bounty of 1.25 dollars per coyote. The program reduces marauder numbers and yields profit for trappers through a single day effort.
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Pawnee Hoek
Kan
East Chicago Eyes Special Election To Reach Second Class
East Chicago plans a special election under the 1915 state law to regain second class city status due to census estimates under 35 000. Officials fear inability to attract qualified candidates without higher salaries, and incumbents hint at resignations if the change is not made.
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East Chicago
Chamber of Commerce
Jeffersonville
Indiana
Clark County Association
Clark County
Porter County
Harold McCulloch
Charlestown Township
Clinton
Ilinois
Vermilion County
Mr. Fineberg
Evansville
A. L. Metham
Charles J. Orb
Gary
Panic Proof Products Corporation of New York
Central Metallic Door Company
Leonard Tractor Company
Griffith
Alexandria
Monroe Township
Rushvillle
Wilfong
Irvin
Jasper
Dubois
Board of County Commissioners
Madison Township
Pike County
Ferdinand
Jackson
Jefferson
Columbia
Marion
Washington—Richards & Son of
Terre Haute
Sanly Hook
C. EB. Richards
Indiana Reformatory
Indianapolis
The
Conservation Commission
End of Eight Years Misery in Newark
Mrs Theresa Coventry of Newark says she suffered with an organic trouble and could not walk. After weeks of treatment she found relief using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine. She recommends the remedies to friends and offers her testimonial. Free advice is available from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Mass.
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Newark
N. J
Lydia E. Pinkham
Theresa Coventry
Burnett &J
Newark, N. J
Lydia Eam Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Sampling the Cellar Stock Has Bill’s Army Exit Changed Him
The Home Sector notes a dry exchange about Bill’s post military life. He reportedly spends much time in a dugout, with little change in habits since leaving the army.
Ely's Cream Balm Advertises Quick Nasal Relief
An advertisement promotes Ely's Cream Balm for cold and catarrh relief. It claims fast action clearing nasal passages and easing headache, with instructions to apply a small amount in the nostrils and to ask a druggist for the product.
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Ely
Adv
The Reason for Spirits Loss Cited in Baltimore Ledger
A Baltimore American note records a claim of low spirits among residents and cites a private stock inspection as the cause. The sighting discusses mood and stock depletion with a terse remark on personal losses.
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Baltimore American
Garfield Tea for Constipation Promises Natural Relief
An advertisement touts Garfield Tea as a natural remedy for constipation made from carefully selected herbs. Sold at all drug stores with a simple, old fashioned health claim and no mention of side effects or clinical proof.
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Garfield Tea
Contentment Compared to Wealth Sparks Hard Truths
Quotation dialogue hints at life values with a mentor-like exchange. One speaker praises contentment as rarer and harder to obtain, suggesting a deeper moral about fulfillment versus material riches. The exchange contrasts ease of wealth with effortful peace.
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U. S. S. Florida
Atlantic Fleet
Cuban Waters
Arizona
Ullahaiu
Nevada
Pendeylvania
Indiana News
Sullivan
Sullivan County
L. N. Hines
Itichard Fark
Stanley Wyckoff
Ele
Stansbury
Washington
Ind
Wyckoff
St. Louis
Huntington
Board of Works
B. Smith
Evansville College
John C. Diges
Water and Sewage Department
Food and Drug Division
State Board of Health
Rushville
Brookville Pike
Cincinnati
Rush County
Shelby County
Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations
American Farm Bureau Federation
Anderson
Richland Township
Here
Institute of
Madison County
Thoms Hiley Marshall
Vincennes
Chilren
Bicknell
Knox County
AJL
Dean
L. W. Garrison
Doan
Shumate
Notary Pudlkio
Somer Foster-Milburn CO
Suffalo, N
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