Explosion Aboard Minnehaha Triggers Freight Fire
The liner Minnehaha bound for Liverpool was forced to turn back after an explosion in hold No 3 ignited a blaze. Rumors blame a bomb planted by Frack Holt, a demented peace advocate, though authorities continued to seek exact causes. The ship carried 14,000 tons of munitions for the British government and sailed with a crew of 160 passengers. The Adriatic arrived safely at Liverpool with no delay reported.
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Adriatic
Liverpool
New York
Malifes
Willelate
Frack Holt
Mineola Jal
Halifax
Reece
Vogne
Witvives
Shy
J. P. Morgan & Co
White Star Line
Liverprel
Menage Re Oaived Bere
Nner
Bas & Fom
Russians Step Up Tactics On Eastern Front
Vienna reports Russians adopt stronger tactics with Austrians holding at Krannik in places. German dispatches claim Russian attacks between the Dniester and Pruth rivers growing serious and gaining ground on the Dniester and Bag rivers. Russians push back Austrian forces from the Wikolov heights as they renew the southern push toward Poland. German westward offensive against War saw is said to have failed again.
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Krannik
Amsterdam
Herlin
Dniester
Pruth
Bag
Phanrer
Baltin
Poland
Wikolov Heights
Petrorad
Warsaw
Wer
TWO WARSHIPS TORPEDOED IN WAR NEWS FLASH
London announces British submarine attack on a German warship in the Bay of Danzig and the Amalfi an armored cruiser sunk by an Austrian submarine in the Adriatic. Reports say many crew survived while other war incidents and global events are noted including a Turkish loss tally and a tower collapse.
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London
Bay of
Danzig
Admiralty
Amalfi
Adriatia
Ministry of Malion
Cheshire
Obin
F. Croxton
Statis Jfielin
Déstrumina
Industrial Commission Hag
Consumers’ League
Cleveland
Schmidlapp Bureau
Cincinnati
Franks Holt Death and Submarine Attack News
On the ship and in New York a man named Frank Holt killed himself after learning he faced identification as Doctor Muenter and a central park dynamite cache. A submarine attack crippled the steamer Anglo Californian, killing Captain Parslow and 11 crew with eight wounded as the ship carried horses from Montreal to Britain.
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Glen Core
Frank Holt
Cornell
J. P. Morgan
Bis
Police
Wood
New York
Pullman
Washington
Holt
Jeremiah Ryan
Ryan
Morrow
Doctor Muenter
Harvard
Central Park
S. 1
Poe
London
Queenstown
Charbar
Montreal
Parslow
Uke
International and U.S. briefs from July dispatches
A compilation of short items covers a mine damage suit in Fort Smith Arkansas, threats against Vice President Marshall, Grand Rapids mayoral shooting, Navy leadership changes, a Kansas pitcher hurt by a pitched ball, a Red Cross agent arrested, Italian offensives and hotel bombardments, Western railroad rate news, and a three year leasing plan for Crow Indian lands in Montana.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Bache-Denman Coal Syndicate
Prairie Creek
Rota
St. Louis
Thomas R. Marsall
United States
Marshall
Grand Rapida
Minn
Georges Riddell
Abot
Bimenu
Riddell
Washington
Moore
Honolulu Raval
Nnvy Geyartmen
Alburt Cleaves
U. S
Crow Indian Reservation
Montana
Indian Office
Huerta Jailed Orozco Gone After New Bond Warrant
Gen Huerta, free on a 15000 dollar bond since arrest, was rearrested Sunday on a new federal warrant issued in San Antonio. He is jailed in San Antonio with a strong guard likely to guard against escape as Orozco reportedly fled across the border. A dispatch says Gen Orozco is at Valentine Texas planning to cross into Mexico and lead forces at Juarez.
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Tex
Victoriano Huerta
San Antonio
Huerta
Pascual Orozco
Tornado Ravages Midwest Killing Dozens and Demolishing Cities
Tornadoes and a cloudburst swept five states causing heavy loss of life and widespread destruction. Cincinnati reportedly records twenty dead with fears of higher totals. St Louis area and St Charles county suffer extensive damage including churches and a hospital. Rail service disrupted as a passenger train was blown from tracks amid high winds and rain.
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Menger
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Cinclnast
Ohio River
Cinciminatt
Milford
Terrier Park
Covingan
Newport
Bellview
Ludlow
Dayton
St Charles County
Lawrenceville
Iil
Russellville
Vincennes
Ind
Lawrenceburg
St. Louis
Gilmore
Wentzville
Wabash
Kansas City
St. Charles
St. Charles Borromeo
Second Baptist Church
St. Joseph's Hospital
Terre Haute
Fifteen Die in Ontario Trolley Derailment Spirit of Niagara Trip
Fifteen members of a Toronto Sunday school were killed and about fifty injured when a trolley car derailed near Queenstown Ontario during a pleasure trip to Niagara Falls. The calamity occurred Wednesday, shocking residents of Toronto and surrounding areas.
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Toronto
Niagara Falls
Ont
Queenstown
No Bombs On Big Liners and More World News
Wireless messages report both the Philadelphia and the Saxonia were searched for a suspected bomb and found safe. The Emden salvage contract was awarded after the cruiser’s sinking off Cocos Island. Minor leagues suspend play for the season. A bank safe is blown in England Lenoke county bandits escape with $200. Studebaker founder John M Studebaker retires. Frederick S Fish becomes chairman. British airship raid attempts to strike a German base. German crossing fatalities. A Michigan Central collision kills two firemen, Edward Jolly and Henry Fletcher.
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Sydney
N.S. W
Department For Defense
Emden
Cocos Island
Indian Ocean
Crofeer
Sunday School Campaign Receives Enthusiastic Support
Will Direct Sunday School Campaign Miss Anna B. Coushsine is acclaimed as financial secretary leading a drive for a $1000 endowment fund and home. the Ohio event marks a new era in church work with broad support from the Zeups ville convention.
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Anna B. Coushsine
Zeupsville
Ohio
Sunday School Association
Ohio Sunday Sehop Association
Clark
Joseph Clark
Ohio Sunday School Work
New York State Sunday School Association
Ohio Sunday Schools
Lelly
Stave
Tim
Rural Phones Public Utilities ruling upheld
Ohio Supreme Court case confirms mutual rural telephone groups are public utilities requiring a certificate of necessity from the state Utilities Commission. Notes on Sunday School fund endorsement from Governor Willis, tax valuations for railroads, and various state measures including liquor law petitions and industrial insurance savings.
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Union
Colubus
Supreme Court
Mutual Telephone Companies
State Utilities Commission
Ohio
Cleveland
State Sites Commission
Ohio Supreme Court
Lability
Industrial Commission
Hablity
The
Hildebrandt
Worthington Gantzman
Columbus
Hamilton County
Impression He Makes and Courtly Courting Tales
A quirky collection of double meanings and courtroom humor appears as a narrator recalls childhood bravado and a humorous courtship exchange. The piece weaves reflections on ego, community status, and a boy’s odd water description.
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William H. Gould
Lucas County
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