Condensed News: Crime, Policy, and War Reports Across Regions
A roundup from Intermountain and abroad covers Margaret Conway’s Idaho arrest for poisoning a sheepman, a Utah nursery disease reducing 69,000 trees, a Price coroner verdict, and a Price murder inquiry. Rail cargo shifts center to Chicago. Alabama liquor ad ban upheld. various trials and deportations noted. Reports from Serbia, Belgium relief aid totals, and European war developments follow, with political changes in France and Italy also reported.
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Intermountain
Margaret Conway
Hailey
Maho
Paniet Winders
Mackay Idaho
Baptiste Raviten
Alan
Abbie
Nurnery Huntress
Utah
Meighan City
John Cheeseman
Bingham City
Price
Matthew Bradley
Arthur Brownsiradiey
Voldier
Union Pacific
Chicago
Omaha
Mra
Roberton Marshall
Westport
Savannah
Ler Huetand
Troker
Wilmington
Dell
New Britain
Conn
Charlie White
Leah Cram
Madison Square Garden
New York
Martin Luther
Lutheran Church
Werner Horn
Portland
Boston
Federal District Cour Om
Clyde Vancebere
Fed
Serbia
American Red Cross
Charles B. Oldfield
Kansas City
Kasade City
la Junta
Colo
United States
Perther Plese
Fighting Waged On Fronts Across Europe in 1916
In West Front, commands wait for better conditions before large scale operations. French and German forces contend near the Meuse and Verdun as distant aims shift. In Dardanelles, mine sweepers complete work before attacks resume, with Balkan diplomacy shaping future actions. German submarines active in the Irish Sea.
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Carpathian Pastea
Iin
Meuse
Verdun
Baine
Mihiel
Dardanellon
Forte
Mso
Turcey
Balkan States
Maly
Balkan Cotals
Natons
Balkas League
Serbia
Bulgaria
Macedonia
Europe
Turkey
Irish Sea
French Capture! Forces Reach Vosges Peak Summit
London reports heavy activity along the East Prussian frontier and Bukowina with the Vosges front yielding the day’s key engagements. French troops, after a long fight, gain and lose ground, finally securing Harmanne Wellerkopt summit about fourteen miles northwest of Mudhausen and ten miles northeast of Thana.
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London
Bukowina
Vosges
Emer
Harmanne Wellerkopt
Mudhausen
Thana
Italy ready for war and Balkan shifts reported
Rome reports Italy has taken passive measures as war talks rise. Bulgarian policy toward the Allies appears to tilt toward cooperation, with observers seeing signals favoring an Allied stance. In separate incidents, the Argentine battleship Morena collided with a barge near Newcastle DE, sinking the barge and forcing the ship ashore until rescue.
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Rome
Italy
Alpes
Balkan
Bulgaria
Kalysad Rowe Vna
Submarine Search Sticks To Hope Amid Ocean Depths
Divers comb depths near 215 feet seeking the sunken craft believed to hold twenty one crew members. Rescue teams grapple and surface portions of a vessel while officials say most crew are presumed dead. others recall a prior naval evaluation confirming submarines in good condition.
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Honolulu
Veessia
Oregon
Julius A. Furer
Debate on Suffrage Between Two Women in New Street
In a rough conversation a blonde and a brunette discuss women’s suffrage while debating whether men should represent women. The brunette argues a man can only vote once per election, prompting the blonde to consider representation and the need for female voices in politics. The exchange reveals evolving views and hesitations about female enfranchisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt
Jack
Ftam & Democrat
Cuticura Soap Ad Promises Clear Skin
An old advertisement claims Cuticura Soap and Ointment clear pimples, blackheads, and redness while freeing the scalp of dandruff and itching. It touts toilet and nursery uses and offers free samples by mail via a Cuticura address in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuticura
Dept
Boston
Ady
Reflections on Marriage and Self Made Man Ideals
A reflective piece questions serious thoughts of marriage and personal fulfillment. It contrasts marriage with self made success and suggests pity evolving toward a form of affection, noting enduring doubts about commitment and acceptance of new circumstances.
Elkhart Woman Credits Pinkham's Remedy
Mrs Williams of Elkhart Indiana credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing long standing sickness after years of ill health and partial relief from various doctors. The letter promotes the product as a trusted female health remedy backed by testimonials and mail order details to obtain a cure.
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Elkhart
Ind
Whllama
James Street
Indiana
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia Berkham
Lydia E.pinkham
fcineCo
Eneeenee
Lynn
Maas
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Senate
Louie
William Northrop
Galittomaire
Rneland
Atrice
Neuterant
Victoria Cadarset
Ottawa County Infirmary
Oak Harbor
Obie
Anna Jackson
Shington
Theodore Fiooserett
MM Lobby
Waleh
Kubperna
Wilson
Frederick A. Hyde
California
Hernstorff
Bryan
Great Britain
France
Germany
Burleson
Belgium
Hatkian States
Alsace
Servia
Henry James, Jr
War Relief Commission
Rockefeller Foundation
Lord Kitchener
England
American Commission For Relief
Delmira
Boulogne
Ralish
Isle of Wight
Austria
Prince von Buelow
Aramiad Persia
Gidon Paddock
Teboris
Guipaghas
Urumiah
Pereia
Guillaume
Fisiti
Fragce
Mand Republic
Bae Bot
Kirkwall
Sestiend
Americas
Doubtio
Proeugal
Poland
Carpathians
Keri Liebkseckt
Reichelag
Audeiram Reginemh
Tee
Tas
Ty Ewe Briel
Germasy
Carpathian Passes
Dardanation
Mountain Peak
Philadelphia
Kamploe Heads
Newcastle
Del
Irty
Lelaware
Thie City
Tang Antil
Odeewald
Shramer Odegwald
Bert
San Jans
Wee
Veorel
Los Angeles
Corneline Walker
Rn Congress
Abilene
Non
Vase
International Irrigation Congrees
Sacramento
Preane
San Francisco
Fresno
Landes
Swedes
Denmark
Holland
Geottich
Sark
Korstjord
Tikiestad
Nica
Cohen Alsgnad
Nathan Cohen
Canton
Shameen
Beri
Astory
Castoria
Lydia E. Pink
Rea
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