Kaiser’s fall from grace and European crisis deepens
A week of upheaval across Austria Hungary sees Count Tisza and cabinet ousted while Empress Zita reportedly favors annexation talks. Russia’s turmoil continues with peace talks, mutinies, and calls for duty, as France urges no annexations. Trieste battles intensify with Italian gains and Austrian defenses collapsing amid treaties and U boat activity. The U S readies war taxes and liberty bonds as domestic measures, while Franklin Hoover backs price controls and food regulation. an American hospital detachment lands in France. An obituary recounts Earl Victor Beggs, a Nebraska native who died in Honolulu serving with U S troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Pickard
Austria-Hungary
Kaiser Wilhelm
Count Tisza
Ler
Hungary
Kom Muni
Proterimaon
Autris-Hungary
Zito
Austria
Vienna
Austra
Tassia
Italy
Triesty
Austria- Hungary
Germany
Russia
Kerensky
Admiral Gelichak
Black Sea
Albert Thomas
Moscow
Alexie
Council of Peasants’ Deputies
Local Visitors Attend Commencement Exercises
Dr. W. T. Bell of Stoutsville visited relatives Tuesday while returning from Hannibal. Mrs Paul Cox of Shelbina returned home after several days, visiting for commencement where her sister Miss Lucille Forsythe was among the graduates.
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W. T. Bell
Stoutsville
Hannibal
Paul Cox
Shelbina
Cox
Lucille Forsythe
Farmersville Social Notes Include Visits And Hail Event
Farmersville residents report visits from Mr and Mrs Tom Yager and daughter Reba with W W Adams and family. Alleywork includes plastering tile and porch work. A hail storm caused minor garden damage. Charley Sullivan registered in Decatur Ill for H J Cole Co. Evertte Lawson and Dorothy Clark visited nearby towns. Mrs Clarence Barton returned from Kansas to visit before returning home.
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Farmersville
Tom Yager
Reba
W. W. Adams
Lambert Little
Geo Jones
Alfred Huff
Ed Kieffer
Clarence Huff
S. A. MacGlothlin
Batty
Monroe
Local Brevities of Galesburg and Nearby Towns
Mrs Jim Baker and her young son return from Wichita after a three week visit. Mr Sullivan accompanied them to Kansas City. Paul Kern from Rolla visits family, plans to work in Lexington Kentucky this summer with Valeries Hugh McNutt Co. Travis Willis heads to Pittsburg to join his brother in law’s automobile firm. Bernice Thompson visits Palmyra after staying with Mrs Ely. Mrs Hawkins and Ben Moss leave for two weeks in Macon City Iowa to visit Mrs Carl Jaeger.
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Jim Baker
Little Son
Galesburg
Wichita
Sullivan
George Hayden
Kansas City
Madison
A. M. Durewete
Paul Kern
Rolla
Rolla School of Mines
J.S Kern
Lexington
Valeries, Hugh & McNutt Co
Harry McNutt
McNutt
Travis Willis Jefe
Pittsburg
Jesse Sutman
Bernice Thompson
Macon
A. H. Ely
Palmyra
M. C. Hawkins
Ben "Moss
Macon City
Iowa
Carl ' Jaeger
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Herman W. Bell
Kaiser
Tisza
France
Italiana
Trieste
House of Representatives Pacers
Ribot
Alma
Premier Ribot
Washington
State Department
Lansing
Stockholm
America
Ritesta
Kuss
Bern
Retthsky
Rust
Finland
Grand Duchy of Finland
Thussia
China
Li Yu Hung
Tuan Chi Jui
Hive Ching
Wu Ting-fong
United States
Mate Neting
Bras
Congress
Brazil
Frese
Laon
Bima
Ailette
Moronvilliers
Genes Petain
Paldlog
Helms Saliest
Ams
Bullecourt
von Hindenburg
Trathoo
Cadgm
Castaguavirga
Gulf of Trieste
Janiano
Ant
Gresit
British Admiralty
Angle
Admiralty
Traycanin
Sontag
Mediterranean
Ssigerland
Hudesa Maxim
Devin
Lewis Heng
Wiliam Marconi
United States Army Vorbenie Ok Lenin
England
House of Natives
Senate
Congressman Pever
Louis Carling
Herbert Hoover
Fnd
Titeani
Alec
Prin Achanies
Perike
Nquor
Eens
Liberty
Cru Bintog
Treasury Department
Treasury
Mt Bemst Percownt
J.B Morgan
John DT. Rockefellee
Rockefeller
Earl Victor Beggs
Robert McCord
Dorchester
Nebraska
Honolulu
Hawaiian Territory
Company D
United States Army
Earl Beggs
Christ
Earl
God of Hope
Bro. Johnson
Herb McGlothiin
Joho Thompson
Wm Bunote
Charley Sullivan
Saleman
H. J. Cole & Co
Decatur, Ill
Evertte Lawson
Dorothy Clark
Ill
Clarence Barton
Tulon Ul
Kansas
Mr. Barton
The
Monroe City Bank
Llenderson & Son’s Produce Co
E. J. Bourden
Grand Leader Variety Store
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