Bodies of Archduke and Duchess Transferred by Sea
Bodies of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and Duchess Sophie arrived from Sarajevo aboard a special train then moved to the Viribus Unitis with naval honors. Mourning spread through towns along the Narenta and Trieste preparations began for a Thursday funeral procession in Vienna.
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Imetkokiteh
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Sarajevo
Bosnia
Conor
Narenta
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Melmat
Trieste
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Servia
Hosnia
Arch
Francia Ferdinand
Hohenberg
Countess Chote
Tageblatt
Francis Joseph
Bohemia
Salehure
Art
Scem
Relding
Villa Tivoli
Florence
Hefry
Agram
Croatia
Une
Francis Ferdinand
Honor Salute Firing Wounds Six On Train Platform
A youth in Kansey City Missouri June 30 fired a shotgun into the air on an eastbound Burlington platform near Liberty, wounding six. Fred Scudlere 14 years old admitted the act saying he intended no one hurt as his companions fled the scene with three others. Police expect to move him to Liberty for investigation while two companions Frank Cippo and Pater Micciolo face potential release pending corroboration.
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Kansey City
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Burlington
Liberty
Missouri
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Scudlere
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Scudiera
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Scudrero
Galuto
Scudero
Cay
Petras Jealous Of Dead Girl On Trial For Murder
Otto Duey a porter testified that Tony Petras threatened him to stop calling on Miss Hallander. He said Petras attended two card parties with Miss Hallander the night of the murder and then followed her, later denying the threat. Defense counsel pressed for denial, but witnesses stood by the alleged threats and actions.
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Geneva
Otto Duer- Smeler
Staday
Tony Petras
Theresa Slotlandar
St. Nicholas Cemetery
Aurora
Miss Hallander
Hallander
Tunymoler
Tony
Troadie
D. P. Gunsul
Aolinger
Petras
Duey
Jineler
Walter
Homav
Miss Hollander
Heyang
Singer Cleared by Divorce Decree in Chicago Case
Chicago June 30 Judge Denia E Bullivan granted a divorce decree in favor of Mrs Brunoestis Rapp nee Schumann Havik of New York against William Rapp. The decree allows Mrs Rapp to vettine the same assets and requires the defendents to pay court costs. The court found the statutory charge against the complainant unfounded, but the divorce stood on statutory bars proven by Mrs Rapp.
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Chicago
Brnoestins ‘Rann
Mme
Schumann-Havik
Wm. Rapp
New York
Denia E. Bullivan
Rapp
Roosevelt to Speak in Pittsburgh at Progressive League Event
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt with Theodore Roosevelt Jr and his secretary left New York for Pittsburgh where he will address the second annual conference of the Progressive League of Pennsylvania. He appeared in good health and noted uncertainty about his health and campaign plans.
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New York
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Pittebman
Progressive League of Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Pittabursh
Voigémma
Lassen Peak Violent Eruption Tops May Sequences
Associated Press report from Red Bluff California notes Lassen Peak erupted today, its eleventh since May 20, sending a dense column of black smoke thousands of feet high and drifting northward. A secondary plume of black smoke and white steam rose slowly, with the eruption lasting longer and appearing more severe than prior events.
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Red Bluff
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Lassen Peak
Troopers Take Control in Tile Creek Strike District
Associated Press reports state constabulary tightened grip in Tile Creek Valley strike zone. Four troopers cleared the bridge to the Westinghouse Electric and Machine factories of deputy sheriffs who had held it for three weeks. Pickets were kept back under Captain Adams’s orders as crowds gathered. Guards warned, no arming, with arrests for boundary violations. Merchants aim to secure signatures urging Governor Tener to switch the constabulary.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Tyne
State Constabulary
Tile Creek Valley
Sestinghouse Elestrie
Adams
Penney
Man's head blown off in jail blast at Danville
Walter Atchison aged 81 of near Henderson Kentucky was killed by an explosion in a jail cell at Danville Indiana as he attempted to gain freedom from a Williamsport fall. The blast wrecked the cell interior. motive and explosive type remain unknown. Atchison had been jailed on a charge of horse stealing.
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Williamsport
Ind
Walter Atchison
Henderson
Gowgill
Ito
Atchison
Stillman Named Temporary Chairman of Republican State Convention
Paul E. Stillman of Jefferson, former speaker of the thirty fourth general assembly, was appointed temporary chairman of the Republican state convention. Charles Rawson named W. Cooper of Winterset as temporary secretary. The designation follows the convention date in Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Paul EB. Stillman
Jeffarson
Charles Rawson
W. §. Cooper
Winterset
Zapata Will Fight Carranza For Ever
Carranza refuses to accept agrarian reform and mediatory proposals. Delegates plan to leave Niagara amid renewed tensions as Ever Zapata vows ongoing confrontation with Carranza.
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Carranza
Niagara
Mexico and Washington Dispatches On Carranza Mediation
Reports from Mexico City and Niagara Falls detail Zapata breaking with Carranza plans, Huerta preparing to depart, and mediation efforts at Niagara Falls with hopes to resolve Mexico's constitutionalist crisis. Carranza seeks time to consult generals as mediation pauses for informal talks.
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le Zapata
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le Huerta
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Suares
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Suarez
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Hert
Amerillah
Niagara Pats
Elks Forward Funds to Salem Fire Center
An Associated Press brief notes Iowa Elks forwarded $2,500 to the Salem fire centerers in support of town efforts. Wire instructions were requested for additional needs as required.
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Salem
Iowa
ELKS
Associated Press
Jen Dubuque
Indune
F. CG. Robinson
Wks
Cnterers
S. Jom
Gall
Clinton Mayor Dies After Illness
Clinton Mayor William Banks Farrer died today after being fatally stricken with a cancerous tumor prior to his election last spring. He was 13 years old.
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Cinton
Wm. Banks Farrer
Woman Drinks Acid to Frighten Lover Dies in Davenport
In Davenport Iowa on June 30 Beryl Smith aged 29 quarrelled with her lover and tried to frighten him by mixing a small quantity of poison with water and drinking it in his presence. She fell ill and died overnight despite medical efforts.
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Freas
Davenport
Iowa
Beryl Smith
Rats on Boats May Cozad Funeral to Bring Germs North
Health boards in Muscatine and along the Mississippi plan aggressive rat extermination to prevent bubonic plague. A special meeting and a bounty on rats are proposed as officials coordinate with national authorities after two suspected plague cases near New Orleans. Funeral arrangements for John Cozad, who died in a family fight, are set as preliminary hearings are postponed.
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Towasite Bod
Healeh
Muscatine Coopera
Harry Kern
Muscatine Board of
Hele
Boke
Associated Press
Des Moines
Oui
Lafayette Higgins
Ganlary
Iowa Board of Health
Rupert Blue
National Board of Heart
Washington
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Mississippi River
Orleans
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Une
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Waterways Commission Plan Advances in Senate Panel
Washington June 40 A Newlands amendment for a commission to manage a comprehensive inland waterways system has won approval from the senate commerce committee. Newlands announced plans to press for inclusion in the bill currently under debate, building on prior approval by President Wilson and the cabinet.
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Ewlands
Darbor
Wilson
Senate -Commerce Committee
Newlands
Senate
West Point Store Robbed for Jewelry Worth $1000
West Point near here was rocked last night when burglars entered the jewelry shop of Philly Kleber and escaped with watches rings and other jewels valued at about $1000. The incident was reported to local authorities today.
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Madison
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Truax Greene case jurors scored in Chicago verdict dispute
In Chicago on June 20, jurors in the Truax Green and Vonimany cocaine sale trial failed to reach a verdict. Judge Newcomer criticized the inability to convict and noted the witnesses appeared shaken and unreliable, suggesting a second trial would be difficult.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Gary
Truax
Green
Voni
Werzal
Newcomer
Mellen Indicted in Cambridge Conspiracy Case
Former New Haven president Charles Mellen banker Frederick Mosely and Ralph Rix Giallute of Westfield were indicted by Middlesex County grand jury for conspiring to induce two Cambridge savings banks to send funds to the Bumpden railroad corporation. Indicted also as accessories before the fact.
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Associated Press le Cambrid
Mellen
Moye
Mass
Chas
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Frederick 5
Mosely
Ralph Rix Gilatte
Westfield
Yaterday
Middlesex County Grand Jury
Cambridge
Bumpden Railroad Corporation
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Will Default on Bonds
The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton railroad company will tomorrow default interest payments on three issues. Indiana, Nebraska and Western division five percent bonds amounting to 3,162,000. Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Western division four percent bonds totaling 4,722,000. and 1,500,000 four percent untun? guaranteed first and refunding bonds. Banks hold most of the last issue.
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New York
N.4
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Funeral for Venezuelan Minister Rojas Held in Washington
Funeral services for Dr Pedro Exegatel Rojas Venezuelan minister who died at Atlantic City were held in Washington with President Wilson cabinet members Supreme Court judges and nearly the full diplomatic corps in attendance. The cabinet meeting was cancelled.
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Washington, D. C
Pedro Exegatel’ Rojas
Atlantic Cis
Aday
Wilson
Supreme Court
Kansas Agriculture Board Chief Resigns After 20 Years
F. G. Caburn, longtime secretary of the Kansas State Board of Agriculture, retires after two decades in public service. He will be succeeded by J. C. Mohler, his longtime assistant. The announcement comes from Topeka on June 30 and follows Caburn’s broad national recognition in crop and agricultural authority.
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State Agricultural Board
Associated Press
Topeka
Kansas
Caburn
State Board of Agriculture
J. C. Mohler
President Wilson declines national suffrage stance
In the East Room of the White House President Wilson told a deputation of over five hundred suffrage supporters that he would not initiate federal legislation. He said state decisions should govern suffrage and advised the club women to press their case in individual states. The women, led by Mrs Harvey W Wiley and others, then left disappointed as he refused to treat the issue as a national priority.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Presiens Wilson
Congress
Clus
Sheta Childe Dorr Ang
Harvey W. Wiley
Lim
Idaclarsd
Stups
White House
Unite States
Wilson
White Howse
Org
House
Harvey W. Wiles
Teheta Chitde Dorr
Wm. Kent
Alice Pao
Congressional Union For Warl
Tumulty
Weather sketch from Muscatine brief shows showers possible
Partial night and Wednesday forecast in Muscatine area with unsettled weather. Tonight warms, with local showers likely in the western portion and a mild Tuesday ahead.
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Muscatina
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