Tragic baby found drowned in abandoned well near Springfield
Keet family tragedy ends as baby Buddie Keet, abducted from his home last week, is found dead in a well on an Ozark Mountain farm. Sheriff pursuers race toward Jefferson City after arresting seven suspects. Springfield fends off unrest with vigil, militia readiness, and loosed city closures.
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Loyd Keet
Lenty
Springfield
Jefferson City
Humanaville
Here
Clinton
Jeferson City
2D Missouri Infantry
Arsenal
Ozark Mountains
Lloyd Keet
J. Holland Keet
Arms and Armor From Japan for the Metropolitan Museum
Dr. Hashford Dean, curator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, returns from Japan with a large collection of lacquered masks, armor, swords, and bronze fittings. The standout Goda collection, bought in Kyoto from 82-year-old Goda, includes rare sixteenth century pieces with signatures from master families like Goto. The haul also features eleventh century relics recently uncovered in burnt mounds, plus horse ornaments and bronze bells. The government and Japanese antiquities trade shape the acquisition.
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United States
Hashford Dean
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Kingdom
Goda
Kioto
Dean
Goto
Japan
Tokio
Sunday Sermon Attacks Kaiser as French Delegation Inspires Crowd
Billy Sunday denounced German atrocities and attacked Prussianism in a fiery address to about 1,000 French visitors at the Tabernacle. He urged Americans to back the Stars and Stripes, buy Liberty bonds, and resist Kaiser Wilhelm, while praising France and Napoleon as part of a rousing wartime sermon.
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Jail Teuton in Boston As Maker of Bombs
Frederick W. Shafer, a Worchester machinist, was brought to Boston from Hoboken and interned for the war as an alien dangerous to public peace. He admits living in Hoboken and says he accepted a job to work on a German liner, not knowing the items he made were to be bombs. He speaks English well and came to America from Germany fifteen months ago.
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Hoboken
Frederick W. Shafer
Worcester
Publc
United States
United Marsh Rer
Shafer
Germany
Pacifists in Pittsburgh Press No Indemnities Petition
Pacifists gathering for the forty fourth National Conference of Charities and Correction in Pittsburgh plan a petition to President Wilson urging no indemnities and no annexations. The petition will be open for signature at the Radicals meeting at the Penn Hotel with Florence Kelley of New York outlining a social point of view.
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Pittaburah
Florence Kelley
Bath
Sunday Revival Program At City Tabernacle Sermons By Billy Sunday
Today's programme lists a 7 30 p m service in the Tabernacle Broadway and 168th Street with Billy Sunday preaching. A 2 p m meeting is set for Elmhurst with Alice M Gammit as speaker and a service at the Tabernacle Finchway and 18th Street.
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Brostway
168Th
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St. Mark's Seth
Tipheopal Churen
Pleasant Plains
Staten Teland
Tabernacles
Broadway
Elmhurst
Long Tle
Mie
Alice M. Gamlit
Tom—Service
18S Street
Fermon
Billy Suretar
Sermon Notes and Calls for Picked Up Virtue
The text captures a preacher urging action for Jesus while referencing wealth and happiness. It notes 115 trail hitters tallying 1,211 for the day and a message about contacting the speaker after reading. The tone mixes religious exhortation with personal appeals and a plan to let the audience decide tonight.
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Jesus
Billy
Belly
Boy Seeks 25000 Damages in Suit Against School Teacher
Harry Boyle eleven and his father sue Miss Clara Hiovrets a Public School teacher at 3 East Seventy ninth Street and the Board of Education for 25000 damages alleging a brutal assault after school. The boy says he was shaken kicked and struck causing jaw injury abscess and later surgery. He claims permanent marks and ongoing pain. The Board is named as co defendant after a damage claim to Controller Prendergast was denied.
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Hiovrets
East Seventy-ninth Street
Board of Education
Harry Boyle
Thosias A. Boyle
East Seventh Street
Mise Hibbitts
Harry
German Hospital
Presbyterian Hospital
Ellevue
Hoyles
Jewish Billy Sunday Celebrates 60th Birthday
Friends of the Rev Hirsh Masitan of the Educational Alliance on the East Side hosted a Carnegie Hall celebration for his sixtieth birthday. Notables Justice Greenberg former Judge Leon Sanders Rabbi Judah L Magnest and Isaac Houtwich spoke. Telegrams were read from Nathan Straus and Jacob Schiff.
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Hirsh Masitan
Sky
Educational Alliance
East Side
Billy Sunday
Carnegie Hall
Justice Greenberg
Leon Sanders
Judah L. Magnest
Isaac Houtwich
Nathan Straus
Jacob Wi. Schiff
Fire Record Summary in Local Chronicle
Fire crew works through a chaotic scene as a blaze erupts in a building. The report notes responders from the city fire department and emergencies services arriving at the site and extinguishing flames. No injuries are mentioned and the cause remains under investigation.
Germany to Exchange Necessities with U S
Washington reports that embargoes or enforcement of the trading with the enemy act will not halt US Germany trade. Germany may seek near necessities like dyestuffs and knitting mill materials, likely via Denmark which trades with Germany with British consent, avoiding German submarines.
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Tribune
Buren
Washington
United States
Germany
America
Denmark
England
France
Great Britain
National Guardsmen Quit Madison on Pay Question
National Guardsmen resign from the Madison camp over pay. In Watertown, 1000 student officers were hosted by the Jefferson County Preparedness League, with a reception and dance at the Armory to foster civilian contact with guardsmen. Resignations rise as men expected $100 monthly pay, while others felt demoted to recruit status.
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Stantzon
Jefferson County Preparedness League
Watertown
W. R. Sample
National Guard
Lawest
Madison
New York Retailers Profit From Food Markets Amid Price Gaps
A New York City market report shows plentiful shipments of carrots onions cabbage peas and dairy but wide price gaps between wholesale and retail. Grocers reap large margins while city housewives face higher costs despite abundant supplies and fluctuating wholesale prices.
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New York
Tag Eulis Peil Fo
Lower West Side
Jersey
South Caroline
Latin Americans Back U S Says Dr Alvarez
Dr Alejandro Alvarez, Chilean statesman and secretary general of the American Institute of International Law, says Chile and Argentina will support the United States and its Allies in the war against Germany. He cites three main regional concerns including Japan's actions in the Pacific and Latin America's neutrality.
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Chile
Argentina
South America
United States
Rmany
Alejandro Alvarez
American Institute of International Law
Japan
Pacific
Latin America
Russia
Tokio
Viscount Ichiro Motono
America
Viscount Motono
Mediterranean
Atlantic
America-Japan Alliance
Okuma
Berlin claims British losses exceed German at Wytschaete
Berlin reports British casualties at Wytschaete Belgium were higher than German losses while asserting the English assault stalls. Front lines hold firm with strong reserves behind, and Wytschaete viewed as the opening episode of a major offensive. London reports sheep prices and a strong sale day at the wool market with 950 bales offered and cleared. Punta Arenas posts a record 2.3 percent.
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Amsterdam
Berlin
Wytschaete
Belgium
London
Dune S
Punta Arenas
Central theatre of the future and United States influence
The passage argues the United States and Jaan would be dominant meters of influence in the Asiatic Pacific, stressing American control over the Pacific coast and commerce. It asserts that only the United States and its sphere can safeguard the vast Atlantic coast commerce and American interests in the region, urging action by the United States, Brazil, and Uruguay.
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United States
Jaan
New World
Brazil
Uruguay
Vassar Commencement Emphasizes Simplicity Over Luxuries
The fifty second commencement at Vassar College features a simple program with a baccalaureate sermon by Anson Monday, a subdued ceremony reflecting wartime austerity, and a smaller focus on former festive activities. A total of 237 graduates are listed.
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N.Y
Clare
Goethala’s Former Aid Geis Shipbuilding Post
Goethala’s former aid in shipbuilding post in Springweia UL is mentioned with June 2 date notes. The text references valuation engines of the Miinoit State Public Utilition Coretanien and General Goethals’s supervision of construction in the Pasaen Canal.
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Geis Shipbuilding Post
Mo Wr
Springweia
Miinoit
Coretanien
General Goethals
Buileins
Pasaen
United Stuilding Board
Tert
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