Holland Declines On Extradition Of Former Kaiser
The Hague July 7 the Dutch government refuses to state its position on extradition of the former emperor. London July 7 Andrew Bonar Law says no formal démarche has been made yet but steps are planned. Reports say Von Hindenburg may testify in London and U boat captains and the killer of Cavelle and Fryat are due to arrive. The Kaiser remains untroubled as he works toward his goal of 7000 trees, King George’s willingness to render his son for trial is still unclear.
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the Hague
London
Andrew Bonar Law
House of Conunons
Holland
Kaiser
Fle
von Flindenburg
Daily Sketch
Cavelle
Fryat
George
Wilhelm
British Dirigible R-34 Returns From Atlantic Crossing
British airship R-34 lands at Mineola after a 3600 mile trans Atlantic voyage. Crew reports fatigue but spirits high after 108 hours 12 minutes aloft. Return flight slated for tomorrow pending favorable winds. Washington reports continue NE winds for two days. Major Scott and officers show signs of strain from days amid fog storms and long vigil. Louis Mileham discharged from Camp Taylor visited Huntsville with his mother.
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W.R. Hargraves
Minneola
L. T
Bridagier General Carlton
Air Ministry
Washington
New York City
Carton
Navy
Mineola
Great Britain
Atlantic Ocean
Roosevelt Flying Field
Trinity Bay
East Fortune
Scotland
Fay
Canada
Bay of Fundy
Guy Harris
Maj
Scott
American ‘Navy’ Department
Death on Its Rounds Claims Several Citizens
Obituary notices from Moberly area recount the deaths of William D. Murphy at his daughter's home, William J. Heather in St Louis, J. L. Polson of Cairo, and W. F. Campnery, with details on ages, survivors, and funeral arrangements. Henry Bud Hamilton, Clark, and related local attendees are noted, along with weather: generally fair tonight and tomorrow with slight warmth in the north and east portions.
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William J. Heather
William I. Heather
St. Louis
Moberly
G. F. Braddick
St Williams Street
Heathers
Old Allen
Tie
Ringling Bros. Circus
G. Can Braddick
City
Benton
Callagan
Scranton
Briggs
Kansas City
Braddick
N. Broadhurst
Oakland
Henry
Bud) Hamilton
Henry Hamilton
Bud
Clark
Steve
Clarence’ Hamilton
Ada Vance
Christian Church
Wm. Naylor
J. ©. Johnson
William
John Margus
Garvin Burying Ground
Wal Thornberg
Bartlesville
Oklo
sMr
Con Lyons
Wicker
John's Catholic Church
Engineer to Montana on Electrified Rail Route Inspection
Walter Denis division engineer of the Wiabash with Moberly headquarters leaves to join high railway officials from the American Railway Association for a trip to Montana to inspect and study a major electrification project on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line between Harlowton Montana and Avery Idaho. The 440 mile stretch could become the longest steam to electric conversion with rugged mountain terrain, grades and tunnels. Denis aims to gain practical ideas for future rail developments as he views the era ahead in railroad electrification.
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Walter Denis
Wiabash
Ets
American Railway Association
Montana
Chicago
Milwaukee and St
Prag
Harlowton
Mont
Avery
Idaho
Mounain
Rockies
Twise Grange
Dennis
Dennig
Shaptspeare
Strenuous Summer Session Expected in Washington
Washington after the Fourth of July sees many congressmen returning to work as final preparations for President Wilson’s arrival are made. The house faces a sharp fight over prohibition enforcement while the senate gears up for the treaty and League of Nations covenant battle starting next Thursday.
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L. C. Martin
Washington
D. C
Wilson
Congress
House
Senate
Executions Reported in Turkestan Atrocities
A Constantinople dispatch says Bolshevik forces recaptured Tashkent and executed about 6000 inhabitants including a brother of former Russian premier Alexander Kerenski. The Reuters-style report notes the mass killings in Russian Turkestan as relief after a vacation note on Lee Lockridge returning from Hamilton Brown Shoe Company duties.
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Paris
Constantinople
Radio
Tashkent
Russian Turkestan
Alexander Kerenski
President to Present League Covenant to Senate Alone
Washington dispatch reports the president will present the League Covenant to the Senate alone at 12 15 PM Thursday in a ceremonial act. The article also covers a proposed nationwide motor transport corps convoy tour from Washington to San Francisco to showcase highway needs and advocate national system development.
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League Covenant
Senate
Washington, D. C
War Department
Washington,d. C
San Francisco
Motor Transport Corps
Lincoln’ Highway
Washington
Wilson
Gether
Lincoln Park
Wm. CD. Stephens
California
Final preparations for President Wilson reception in New York
York July 7 final preparations completed for President Wilson’s reception in New York as Hoboken school children rehearse songs for when he arrives aboard the George Washington. Governor Smith Mayor Hylan and Cabinet officers will greet him with other officials and families. He will speak at Carnegie Hall then depart to Washington.
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Wilson
Hoboken
George Washington
Smith
Hylan
Marshall
Baker
Daniels
Congres
Pennsylvania
New York
Carnegie Hall
Washington
White House
Chere
House
Senate
Harlan Auto Tour West Dispatch From Kel logg
Dr I F E Harlan and family travel by car to the West writing from Kel logg Idaho on July 15. They report reaching the area Sunday, totaling 2009 miles from Moberly and 1800 miles covered in eight and a half days of driving. They describe strenuous mountain routes and scenery, plan to return around July 25 via Yellowstone Park and Denver, and note visits with relatives including his wife’s mother.
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I. FE. Harlan
West
The
Democrat
Kellogg
Idaho
Keeley
Old
Moberly
Yellowstone Park
Denver
Harlan
Radical movements spreading in Italy
Rome July report says socialist syndicalist anarchist and agitator groups are expanding across towns. Government warns against turning economic agitation into political movement and vows to repress agitators. Proclaims power to enforce maximum prices and to punish profiteers and border violators.
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Camillo
Ciantferra
Rome
Italy
Jalan
Germans May Ratify Treaty This Week
Berlin dispatch reports German leaders in session as the Weimar government presses for ratification of the peace treaty this week. A constitutional committee proposes five year terms for delegates to the national assembly. Strains with Prussia over autonomy to states linger as rail service in Hamburg suffers from a major strike.
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Carl D. Groat
Berlin
Weimar
Prugsi
National
Silesia
Hamburg
Harry New of Indiana Claims Fatherhood in Wire Flash
Late wire flash reports Harry New of Indiana claiming he is the father of a man in Los Angeles. The message notes New expresses belief that Senator New will visit to conduct his chef in person. It also mentions a separation between Avery and Willie May, with Avery denying responsibility for debts.
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Cal
Harry
New
Indiana
New Today
Senator New
Avery
Ogal Avery
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