Bolshevik Official Tells of Czar's Death
United Press report cites a Bolshevik official recounting the execution of the former czar and his family. He claims orders came from local soviets and the killings were carried out to prevent reaction, with details emerging from Soviet officials and lingering questions about who authorized the act.
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New York
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Kerondky
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Turbulent Russia Under Red Terror Horms Public Fear
Fragmentary OCR depicts chaos in Petrograd with Bolshevik crackdown and fear. Reports hunger and executions diluted to long imprisonments in dungeons as terror shapes daily life under the new regime.
Bolshevik Control Blows to Churches
United Free Staff Correspondent reports from New York on July 10 that Bolsheviks in Russia have effectively severed church from state, abolishing religious holidays, halting church education, and funding via congregations. The regime’s stance brands the church as a czarist tool, while many clergy face prison or emigration as churches operate on a capitalist-like, voluntary basis.
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United Free Staff
New York
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Bolshovike
Kerensky
Raasia
Morton
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Bayer Cross on Aspirin Safety and Authentic Tablets
An old warning notes that only Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer cross and pink color are genuine. It cautions against fraudulent aspirin sold by a Brooklyn dealer, which turned out to be mostly talcum powder. The notice urges buyers to demand Bayer and inspect the safety cross on each tablet.
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Bayer
Huan
Brooklyn
Aapirn
Bayer Manufactive
Bolshevik Proclamation Guards Precious Coetal
A fragment describes Bolshevik forces at Lavine Practically all cobble at Moscow with a damien tie and golden ba. The text notes many are covered with gic plate and a proclamation forbids removing the precious coetal.
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Lavine
Moscow
Wartime Prohibition Will Stand Awhile
Washington July 16 President Wilson has no immediate plan to end demobilization or lift wartime prohibition. He is believed to weigh how quickly nations ratify the treaty and the need to maintain military forces to enforce the treaty.
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Washington
Wilson
Former German Socialist Leader Rules Out Emperor Return
July 14 in Berlin Herman Mueller chief socialist whip told the majority socialist convention that former emperor William belongs in a pathological ward and is not wanted in Germany. He called rumors of a potential return of the ex-emperor a Prussian bluff unlikely to be supported by the German people.
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William
Germany
Herman Mueller
National Assembly
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Senator Hoan Queries Bank Official on Nominee Hold Up
Currency dubbed the wildcat of the treasury and charged with a government misperception of a bank in the country’s victory were raised before the Senate Banking Committee today by Frank B. Hoan of the Large National Bank. Hoan appeared regarding Charger masrinet William whose nomination is stalled in the Senate.
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Senate Banking Committee
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Higee National Bank
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Masrinet William
Senate
Daniels Urged to Place NC-4 in National Museum
New York July 11 The NC-4 airship should have a permanent place in the Smithsonian Institution museum in Washington beside the Wright biplane. FH Russell president of the Manufacturers Aircraft Association said he urged Secretary Daniels in a letter and telegram on Sunday.
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Smithsonian Institute
Sovernoment’s Museum
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Manufacturers Aircraft Association
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National Museum
Balloon mission postponed to a later date
The experiment is postponed. Next Sunday Captain Leo Stevens chief army balloon instructor plans a high altitude ascent beyond six miles in a specially constructed balloon. He will be joined by Colonel Jacob Wueet commanding officer of the government balloon station.
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Bath House Prices Bar Coney’s Joys to 2,000 Children
New York July 11 reported that about two thousand children on Coney Island were turned away from municipal and private bath houses as prices rose to profiteering levels. Officials cited $1.50 and higher charges for access and use of baths along Surf Avenue from the west beach to the Concourse, while Ocean Parkway facilities hit capacity. A small portion of the 16,000 beach sleepers loitered near Beside Park awaiting offerings.
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Coney Island
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Dex
Ocean Parkway
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Beaside Park
Scientist Cancels Mars Wireless Message Attempt
Omaha July 11 Professor David Tood Amherst College metronomer planned a wireless Mars communication from a Fort Omaha balloon next Sunday but the experiment will not proceed per telegram received at the fort this morning.
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Omaha
David Tood
Amherst College
Mars
Fort Omaha
Umbrella Dilemma Between Charlie and Mary
Under a small umbrella two lovers argue over who carries it and how each should keep dry. Charlie frets about his arm space while Mary teases that Tom Clark knows how to share the shelter. Their playful banter reveals affection and awkwardness in a damp moment.
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Tom Clark
Marys Martin
Mary
Prince of Wales to Visit Wilson in Washington
The Prints of Wales will arrive in Washington on October 2 and Prince will call on President Wilson at the White House the same day. The visit is planned as official with no private functions. He will first travel to Canada, arriving August 8.
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Wales
Wilson Owon
Washington
President Wilson
White House
Prince
Canada
Williams 18 Played Before Senate in Washington
Washington July 11 John Shelton Williams controller of the
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