Airship R34 Completes Transatlantic Return Journey
London reports the R34 airship landed at Pulham air station after a 75 hour voyage from Long Island to England. Major G E Scott described favorable tailwinds early, headwinds near Newfoundland, and a foggy stretch. Crew were greeted warmly as a military band played. the commander predicted regular Europe to America airship service soon.
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Bolshevik Injures Priest in Frackville Meeting Rift
In Frackville Pennsylvania on July 14 Rev Joseph Baptitas a Lithuanian priest interrupted a Bolshevist gathering and was kicked from the platform then down stairs sustaining serious injuries United States authorities are notified The assembly comprised mainly miners with reports of Bolshevik literature circulated at the meeting The town is in the heart of the anthracite region as officials seek investigation
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Complaint Quickly Relieved by Chamberlain's Colic Remedy
A reader from Clarkia Idaho describes relief from a severe summer complaint two years ago after using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhea Remedy. The note praises its effectiveness for colic and diarrhea and recommends keeping it on hand for every family.
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Six Firemen Killed as Wall Crashes on Fire at Warehouse
Philadelphia July 14 Six firemen died and dozens injured when the front wall of the Potash Brothers warehouse at 61 Mul North American street collapsed while crews fought a blaze. Ladder truck No 2 was toppled, its driver killed. Sailors soldiers and police aided in rescue as priests gave last rites and families crowded the scene seeking news.
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Unemployed man wounds official in Virginia shooting
In Uniontown Virginia a man named Maturga shot FT Simmons, superintendent for the Fricke Coke company, after waiting for work. Simmons was hit at close range and wounded in the spine, with paralysis feared. Mrs Simmons, already told of the fate, suffered a relapse and remains in serious condition. The shooter, out of work for about a month, had five children and claimed the family needed employment.
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Bond For Ancient Deed Book Leads To Court Action
In Pottaville a court orders books dealer B. Span euth to post a $10,000 bond as security to New York officials for the return of an ancient deed book, valued at billions, currently in sheriff custody. The volume is sought for possession by New York authorities. The scene includes quotes from officials and a judge.
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B. Spaneuth
New York City
Sherrif Wrath
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