Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand Shocks Austria
Despatches from Sarajevo indicate a meticulously planned murder of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and Duchess of Hohenberg, likely organized by Serbs in Belgrade. The incident strains Austrian Serbian ties, with calls for punitive action and heightened security as Europe reacts. The Archduke, warned of danger, proceeded with the tour to Sarajevo accompanied by the Duchess despite ministerial warnings.
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London
Eng
Sarajevo
Mieona
Archduke Perdinand
Hohenbers
Austria
Hungary
Belgrade
Servia
Bosnia
Avatria
Russia
Francia Ferdinand
Bourda
Francis Joseph
Vienna
Francis Portnand
Sarayevo
Wita
Hohenberg
Brebduke
Tale
Austrian heir slain in Bosnia shocks Vienna crowd
Vienna reports intense mourning for Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his wife Duchess Sophie as tributes pour in from across the empire and abroad. Editors issue front page memorials while debates swirl on Austria Hungary’s future leadership and political plans amid the crisis.
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Vienna
Areretten
Archduke Francis Salvator
Maria Valeria
Austria
Messager
Archduke Francis Perdnand
Hohanborg
Archduke
Gurburban
Ischt
Austria-Hungary
Francis Joseph
Francis Terdn
Charles Francis Joseph
Otto
Zita
Parsma
Shen
Wrancis Ferdinand
Hungary
Assassination Shock Triggers Martial Law in Sarajevo
June 29 reports from Sarajevo detail an anti Serb riot following the Archduke Franz Ferdinand and Duchess Sophie’s assassination. Martial law and curfew were proclaimed as troops quell mobs attacking Serb shops and homes.
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Fri Merlzt
Count van Boos-' Woldeck
Sarajevo
Rosaly Mustelman
Francis Joseph
Lio City
Gobrinovics
Alot
Fia
Ri ghtful Scenes at Pittsburgh Plants
Disorder broke out among striking Westinghouse employees in East Pittsburgh as pickets blocked entrances to the electric works. Office men and foremen were barred from crossing the bridge despite twenty armed guards. deputies and local police failed to control the crowd. Sheriff Richards moved to decide by noon whether to summon troops as union strikers pressed the protest.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
Foramen Eng
GW. Richards
Union
Switch and Signal Company
Electric and -Machine Works
George W. Richards
State Constabulary
L. G. Adams
Greensburg
Interest Split In City Funds Amid Bank Inquiry
City council forms committee to probe the La Salle Street Trust and Savings Bank dealings. The inquiry centers on a 2 percent city deposit interest and a disputed remaining portion. C B Munday and other bank officers are summoned. grand juries will hear insolvency evidence in two weeks.
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Associated Press
Chicago
LaSalle Street Trust’ and Savings Bank
C. B. Munday
W. C. Niblack
Counsil
Dank
Pani
Daniel V.harkin
North Avenue
Jung Jr
Reynolds
Continental and
Commarsia
North Avenue Bank
North Side
North Avente Bank
Surgeon General to Lead New Orleans Plague Campaign
Public health officials report two bacteriologically confirmed plague cases in New Orleans area. Surgeon General Blunt directs federal action with fumigation equipment and a trained team to curb spread, while warning Atlantic coast states to begin rodent eradication and monitor river states up to Texas.
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Washington, D. C
Sun
Blug
New Orlespo
New Orleans
Creel
Pubic Health Service
Surgeon General
Blue
Atlantic
Hrid
Thidee
Mississippi
Tews
Petras SLEW GIRL CHARGES ATTORNEY
Geneva June 2 state case opens with Tyers alleging Tony Petras killed his former fiance Theresa Hollander in Aurors cemetery after learning she planned to bury another. Prosecutor aims to prove Petras vowed to stop others from taking her and would testify Petras said Treysia is the girl I love and I will get her.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Tony” Petras
Theresa Hollander
Tyers
Petras
Sig
Louis Wilhelm
Peoria
Treysia
Passengers Rescued After California Grounding
One thousand sixteen passengers aboard the Anchor liner California were transferred to the Donaldson liner Cassandra and a small coastwise steamer after the ship ran ashore in dense fog off Tory Island. British destroyers aided the transfer. The California remains pinned on the rock coast but is expected to float when weather improves. three hundred Irish-bound passengers were landed near here this morning.
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Londonderry
Suns
California
Tory Islata
Cassandra
Swithout
Hfe
Rock Coast
Ireland
San Dominican Situation Described as Very Muddled
President Wilson in Washington on June 29 called the Dominican situation very muddled explaining uncertainty over how to act amid multiple elements. He cited a report that an American gunboat fired to stop a bombardment by federal troops and said he would discuss plans with Hall.
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Duchrsa
Sarajevo
Pofara
Archduke
Tle
Garayevo
Gryro Prinap
Saragoro
Prinzip
Prinsip
Prinyin
Europa
Francis Joseph
Tsch
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Dominican
Republic
Co Hall
Carranza Halting Progress of Villa in Mexico
June 23 dispatches report Villa’s army blocked near Tampico by ammunition limits set by Carranza. Villa returns north after Zacatecas setback, while Carranza refuses to let supplies pass Tampico. Mediation faces strain as Carranza delays Niagara Falls talks and plans imports while U.S. embargo and border patrol hinder aid. Admiral Fletcher assumes command August 1.
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Paso
Teras
Vila'a
Mexico City
Villa
Zacatecas
Torreon
Carranza
Tampico
United States Border Patrol
Declara Villa
Montere
Pletcher Cayranza
Washington, D. C
Huerta
Niagara Falls
Torgy
Mexico
Garranza
Guadalouge
Garrannn
United States
Fletcher
Daniels
Vere Crys
Wilson
Allande
Badger
Vera Cruz
Jeera
Judgment entry signed in district court over promissory note
A decree was signed giving C. FL Coffin judgment for 601.77 against B. Horton on a promissory note. Default of the plaintiff was recorded. The will of the late Sarah J. Adams was presented for probate and August 14 set for directions to the document.
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C. FL Coffin
B. Horton
Sarah J. Adams
Fatal family fight ends in manslaughter charge
In Cedar county two brothers William Cozad 13 and John Cozad 22 fought a private duel near Wilton. John was slain from a blow to the neck. William was jailed at Tipton awaiting formal manslaughter charges as county officials hold an inquest and prepare district court action.
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Journal
Woton
William Cozac
John Cozac
Gedar
Tipton
William Cozad
Wiliam
John
Raont
Ed Wilhelm
Cedar County
Wilton
William
Helm Farm
Thanne
Ma Brothey
Wilhelm
Willism
Annie Chamberlain
Willis Chamberlain
North of Wilton
Ber Laced
Pratt
McCormick
Tinton
John Covad
Marol F
Wiliam Covad
Tsai
McGillivery
London
Williamy Cozad
Weather Forecast for Jowa and Ulingis Tonight and Tuesday
Fair in most areas tonight with slightly warmer Tuesday. North portions of Jowa and Ulingis stay fair tonight and Tuesday. Muscatine reports 62 degrees at 7:00 a.m. Sunset at 7:29 p.m. Moonset at 11:14 p.m.
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North
Muscatine
Gunrisa
Iset
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