Frank Holt identified as Muenter in murder case
In Glen Cove and Mineola reports, Frank Holt is positively identified as Erich Muenter, the Harvard instructor and alleged wife killer. Holt died by jumping in Mineola jail after his assassination attempt on J. P. Morgan and threats to blow up trans Atlantic liners with a thirty pound dynamite bomb.
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NW York
Frank Holt
Fancin
Atlantic
Ocean
Holt
Saxonia
Philadelphia
Mineola
Long Island
J. P. Morgan
Erich Muenter
Harvard
University
Holl
Capitol
Washington
Muenter
Dallas
Tex
Glen Cove
N. Y
Leone
Cambridge
Mass
F. P. Smith
Middlesex County
Charles Hiller
A. P. Brown
Boston
Smith
Massachusetts
Nassau County
Hott
Ulhers
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Bayouin
Glet Cove
Holt Thought to Be in Plot to Blow Up Steamships
Police and detectives tracked a man named Holt after bombs were found in a bungalow with marked targets including the New York Public Library and Albany Capitol. Holt allegedly received 120 pounds of dynamite at Syosset L I and may have guided the explosive devices to a bungalow. The case involved conflicting statements on Holt’s death, with a theory he killed himself in his jail cell, and a letter suggesting plans to hold the Morgan family in custody to influence wartime actions.
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Glen Cove
N. Y
Holt
William Hulss
Nassau County
Mineola
O'Ryan
Lontyan
Sherrite
Stephen P. Pettit
Cleghorn
Hulsé
Lewis J. Smith
Walter R. Jones
Hempstead
Washington
New York
Lewis Ott
Frank McCahill
New York Public Library
Capitol
Albany
Harrisburg
Hendrick
Syosset
L. I
George W. Carnes
Tunney
Detective Bureau
Morgan
Mor ‘Jean
Smith
Hulse
Frank Holt
L. L
Liverpool
Frank Melt
Calais
Texas
Philadelphia
New Fork
Alee
Holt Yeeterday
J. E. Cooke
Nisband
R Cockrell
Cone Johnson
Setdabaugh
Quektel
Po Mee Pullman
Washington, D. C
Charles Munroe
Bureau of Mines
Munroe
Munroe Sail
Mole
Father Kills Her Daughter Accidentally
In Oakland Maryland on Sunday a man killed his daughter Esther Wilt while defending poultry from rats. She died instantly when a shotgun discharged in the yard as they attempted to shoot thieves. The tragedy follows missing chickens blamed on theft in the Wilt home area near the Oakland line.
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Oakland
Esther, Wilt
Wether Wilt
George Wilt
Maryland
Poultry Yard
Eastern Front Quiet as Isonzo Attacks Persist
Reports from Petrograd and Vienna clash over Krasnik in southern Poland where Austro-Hungarians threaten a key railroad. Meanwhile Italian and British actions on the Isonzo and Gallipoli fronts press, with London rumors of a major German push and sharp British criticism of campaign strategy.
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London
Ugesuly
Petrograd
Krasnik
Poland
Warsaw
Vienna
Uly
lTtAly
Isonzo
Gorizia
Sea
Calais
English Channel
Hamilton
Dardanelles
Lord Northcliffe
Times
Thornton two year old dies of meningitis
Mildred Cameron two year old daughter of Jerome Cameron of Thornton died yesterday from meningitis after a brief illness. Funeral services were held this afternoon at one o clock with interment in Payne Cemetery. Rev Z An bon officiated. Undertaker J A McCabe of Grafton in charge of arrangements.
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Mildred Cameron
Jerome Cameron
Thornton
Irs
Payne Cemetery
Z. An Bon
J. A. McCabe
Grafton
German order imposes year jail for anti German teaching
An issued order by General von Bissing, governor of Belgium, imposes a year imprisonment for school teachers directors or inspectors who allow anti German actions or statements in teaching or school exercises. German officials gain power to supervise and inspect schools at all times with courts martial having jurisdiction over violations.
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Brussels
London
von Bissing
Belgium
Bombs found in IPS cargo of war supplies
New York reports a British bound cargo of automobiles and grain for the French army found with two bombs aboard upon arrival. One bomb was in an automobile case and another in a sack of grain. Each device involved metal cylinders with wax caps, one filled with acid, the other with a flammable chemical. The ship name was withheld to aid an ongoing investigation.
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New York
H. ¢.Ail
Nuréptina
Espagne
Havre
France
Hill
Ifill
Compromised Damage Suit In Kingwood WV
The $10,000 damage suit of Mrs. Mary Nines of Rowlesburg against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for injuries from the Cove Run wreck near Grafton was compromised in court. The case had been postponed for witness absence. the matter was settled out of court and stricken from the docket.
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Kingwood
W. Va
Mary Nines
Rowlesburg
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Cove Run
Grafton
Reopening Services Set for Methodist Church in Newburg
Newburg West Virginia invites all to the reopening of the Methodist church next Sunday after a careful overhaul. A 40 voice community choir will sing at morning and afternoon services. Rev C H King of Terra Alta will preach at 10 30 a m, followed by Rev Archibald Moore of Oakland Maryland at 8 p m. Dr F Smith and family departed this morning in their alto.
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Newburg
W. Va
Jayl
C. H. King
D. D
Terra Alta
Jitneys face action as Charleston Interurban sues
Charleston West Virginia July 7 the Charleston Interurban Railroad filed a complaint with the Public Service Commission asserting jitney busses are common carriers and must follow the commission laws and regulations. Another suit accuses jitney operators of racial discrimination in Charleston. County court Taylor county opens its regular session with routine business expected to stretch into tomorrow. Mrs W O Bolin is gravely ill at her mother's home in Zanesville Ohio after a period of illness. Broad Oaks residents approve a $23000 street paving bond issue in a special election, paving to begin once bonds are marketed. Jack Rose harshly defends Becker amid Sunday converts comments and a writer cites great fiction readers.
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Charleston
W. Va
Jitney
Public Service Commission
Charleston Interurban Railroad
The
Commission
Jitnney Bus
County Court
Taylor County
Oaks Clarksburg
Jety 2
Broad Oaks
Bank Robbers Stage Hour-Long Town Shootout in Arkansas
In Lonoke county Little Rock police report seven bank robbers opened fire in the town’s main hotel after failing to loot the Bank of England. A town marshal named Whitlock and others were wounded in the hourlong battle. The robbers fled in an automobile and escaped. more details remain unclear.
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Little Rock
Arly
England
Lonoke County
Bank of England
W Whitlock
Ises
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Peared
A.T. Brown
Hiller
Germany
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Berlin
C. F. Sensabaugh
Mr. Morgan
Ruooia
AB Krasnik Petromanic
Ham
UBLIC
PRID
Gardanelles
Gelgiang
B. & O. Railroad
Mary E. Carter
East Main Street
Veryll
C.H. Howell
Hierra
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Jack Rose
Becker
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