Bouck White Citizenship Plea At Chautauqua
Bouck White defends citizenship over patriotism in a hard worn lecture at Chau tauqua. He recalls jail time and urges a world embracing citizenship while warning against wars sparked by moneyed patriotism as the audience reacts with mixed laughter and attention. The Boston Sextet and Edwin R Weeks dramatic company open and close the day with music and impersonations.
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Bouck White
New York
Uje
Europe
America
Mexico
Edwin R. Weeks
W. J. Bryan
Teddy” Roosevelt
Joe“ Cannon
Bryan
Roosevelt
Joe
Olive Woodward
Mr. Weeks
Weeks
Boston
Boston Symphony
Quincy
Deutschland Puts to Sea Guided by Timmins Off Cape Henry
The German submarine Deutschland moved offshore past Cape Henry with the Timmins close by to deter mine if allied ships would block its progress. In about 14 minutes the submarines signalled a clear path and headed to sea. Captain Koenig and crew saluted America as they began their voyage.
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Timmins
Capes
Baltimore
Old Country
Captain Hinsch
Koenig
America
Atlantic
Dean
English Channel
Teutschland
Conroe
Sey
Amercan
Crypteen Hinech
U. S
Washington
Subrazi Deutschland
Bay
United States Neutrality Squadron
de Hampton
At &Sg
Sterett
Norfolk Navy Yard
Paul Koenig
Breaking Point in Irish Rule Crisis and Submarine News
Leaders Premier Asquith and Irish Nationalist John Redmond near end of understanding over Home Rule with possible general election. In naval notes, German submarine Deutschland exits Chesapeake Bay under neutral patrol, escorted by tug Timmins and cruiser North Carolina, with observers reporting lights and salutes during passage.
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Asquith
John K. Redmond
Asequith
United States
Norfolk Yard
Navy Department
U. S
Sterett
Timmins
Capes
Three Mile
Hmit
Navy
North Carolina
Washington
Department
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
Baltimore Harbor
Army officers visit Plattsburgh camp in training event
Secretary Baker Major General Hugh Scott and other senior officials visited the Plattsburgh military training camp on Wednesday. Baker praised the day’s exhibition and said postwar graduates would better understand the army and its needs and press Congress for the right kind of army. General Scott urged voters to support legislation to save the country through a strong defense.
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Plattsburgh
Baker
Hugh Scott
Army
Harry L. Stimon
Leonard Wood
John al. Finley
Drinker
Lehigh University
Lowell
Harvard
Platteburgh
Congress
Gen
Scott
Hindenburg Chief of Eastern Front Command
Dispatch from Berlin quotes a Vienna and Berlin statement saying all German and Austrian armies on the eastern front are now under the supreme command of Field Marshal Von Hindenburg. The decision followed the emperor’s visit to the eastern front.
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Amsterdam
London
Marshal von Hindenburg
Berlin
Vienna
W T Duker Co Personal Ads Include Special Offers
Community notices from W T Duker Co feature a linen sale with round crocheted doilies and lace trimmed pieces while extra specials discount children's dresses and embroidered fabrics. Local residents like Wiliam Metzger and Joe Denton are noted for travel and illness alongside social events and church activities.
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W. T. Duker Co
Wiliam Metzger
Kansas City
Mra
J. F. Daugherty
North Sixth Street
William Turner
Margaret
Ellington
Omaha
Lindstreet
Monroe Drug Company
Blessing Hospital
St. Antonius
Lady Maccabees
Ida Gucas
Fourth
Sycamore
St. Jacobi Lutheran Church
G. D. Hamm
August Heck
Kryl Band
Edina
Canton
Heck
Mr. Hamm
Mary M. Dusair
San Diego
Calif
E.G. Horner
North Sixth Avenue
Ruth Dusair
Dusair
Versailles
Horner
Alice
Louise Johnson
Springfield
Quincy
Edna Hadson
Jesse Hudson
Toe Vine Street
Little Friends
H. J. Connery
Twentieth and
Broadway
T. J. Wilkerson
Vine Street
Park Rapids
Minn
Lena Vohs
Detroit
J. N. Marks
H. M. Jellison
North Eighth Street
Maude Barrett
Associated Charities and Cheerful Home
Galena
Pike County GOP Endorses Dickson for 36th District
The Pike County Republican central committee met at Pittsfield house with Hon. W. W. Watson presiding. Endorsed candidates include W. C. Dickson for minority representative from the 36th district, Lee Capps for state's attorney, A. J. Brown for circuit clerk, and N. J. Rogers for county coroner, among others. attendees were hosted by M. D. King at the Ghormley cafe.
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MT. Sterling
Republican County Central Committee
Pittsfield
W. W. Watson
Lee Capps
Ben H. Matthews
L. L. Cunningham
William Sargent
T. B. Ingalsbe
W. D. Miller
C. E. Swayne
E. E. Hull
Owen Fitch
J. B. Metz
J. L. Thomas
R. J. Campbell
J. E. Seybold
Emmett Rhoades
A. L. Kiser
J. H. Stillwell
J. B. Gregory
Elliott Baker
A. J. Brown
Cyrus Gard
C. M. Hurt
George E. Stauffer
A. G. Crawford
R. N. Anderson
N. L. Rogers
Hon
W. C. Dickson
Dickson
Lee C. Capps
Derry Township
N. J. Rogers
Hull
Burr Swan
M. D. King
Ghormley Cafe
Alpine belle slain as husband kills Lt Colonel Butler
Mrs Henry J Spannell wife of Alpine hotel manager was shot dead by her husband who also killed Lieutenant Colonel Mathew C Butler of the Sixth United States cavalry. Spannell has not explained motive and has been despondent since the incident.
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Henry J. Spannell
Alpine
Tex
Best Hotel
Mathew C. Butler
Sixth
United States Cavalry
Spannell
Adams and Pike Counties in Minority Representative Race
Attorney A G Crawford in seconding the motion to endorse Mr Dickson for minority representative noted Adams county had held the post in every primary and election since the district’s 1901 reapportionment. He argued Pike county deserved a turn.
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Ner
Dickson
A. G. Crawford
Adams County
Pike County
Knox County Primary Results Show Slim Democrat Edge
In Edina Missouri incomplete Knox county returns show C F Carter leading for Congress with 541 votes, Milton Romine 363, S J Roy 279, Nat Sheldon 96, John Whiteside 24. Governor Gardner wins Knox by 57 votes with Barker second and Roach third. Legislature race tallies put J H Woodward at 645 and R Rhodes at 460.
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Edina
Knox County
C. F. Carter
Milton Romine
S. J. Roy
Nat Sheldon
John Whiteside
Gardner
Barker
Roach
J. H. Woodward
R. Rhodes
John
Hudson County Officials and Circuit Judges Listed
Hudson 235 County Officers include Circuit judge C LD Stewart 871 Noah Simpson 512 Eastern circuit judge William Slendren 334 J J Johnson 210 Sheriff James Primm HS PF Bald win 401 J Hunolt 276 Assessor William Cook 556 William Moffitt 378 Frank Luckett 254 Frank Rekus 109 Collector Frank O Rourke 6049 Frank Miller 477 William McGlenchey 223
Bridge Company Men Under Surveillance in Toledo
Capiuses were issued to the Lucas county sheriff for the arrest of K. F. Gill and Edgar H. Eckert indicted on bribery charges tied to a bascule bridge over the Maumee river. Gill, president of the National Foundation and Engineering Co. of Cleveland, and Eckert, a Toledo claim adjuster, allegedly bribed a councilman $500 to influence a bridge bond vote of $300,000. Gill is in Cleveland and Eckert in New York.
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Toledo
Lucas County
K. F. Gill
Edgar H. Eckert
Maumee River
Gill
National Foundation and Engineering Company
Cof Cleveland
Eckert
Cleveland
New York
Primary Results in Clark County Show Bitter Races
In Kahoka Missouri on August 3, Clark County held a fierce primary for the First district with five candidates to succeed James T. Lloyd. Whiteside led Clark County Democrats over Carter 455 to 393, while Carter trailed by about 100 votes behind Romine of Macon County for a statewide result. Barker carried Clark County for governor with 339 votes. Swanger led Republicans for governor with 600 votes. Dickey won the U.S. Senate nod with 406 of 800 votes. County offices produced close totals across tickets, including a Sheriff tie that may hinge on the official count.
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Kahoka
Clark County
Congress
James T. Lloyd
John A. Whiteside
Charles F. Carter
Whiteside
Carter
Romiue
Macon County
Barker
Roach
Houchin
Swanger
Lamm
John E. Swanger
Judge Lamm
Walters
Dickey
Frank M. Harr
Lewis P. Muhrer
Eastern
Harry O'Bleness
Marcellus’ Edwards
O. S. Callihan
James H. Talbott
Paul Lakin
D. T. Shuler
John Elbe
Harry M. Owen
John A. Thompson
Warren Cruse
Joseph Wagner
John L. McConnell
Samuel A. Durflinger
Western District
Jacob Blum
William N. Smith
Eastern District
Jefferson D. Rebo
N. T. Cherry
B. L. Gridley
G. W. Arnold
E. Z. Hayden
Robert H. Wells
G. W. Hale
C. T. Duer
F. ML Thompson
T. J. Dagggs
F. A
Steamer Sunk By Mine Near North Hinder Lightship
Reuter’s Telegram reports the Dutch steamer Koening in Wilhelmina sunk by a German mine anchored on the North Sea trade route near the North Hinder lightship. The mine was laid deliberately by a German submarine, indicating deliberate act.
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London
Reuter
Koening
Wilhelmina
North Hinder
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Boston Boxtet
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Norfolk
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Solomon’s Island
Hersert
John, Redmond
Plattsburg
J. P. Chandler
South Eighth Street
Logan
Utah
Clyde E. Bentz
North Ninth Street
R. E F. Hackman
Jefferson City
O. Matzer
Midland Cafe
St. Louis
P. Endorses
Republican Central Committee
Butler
Edainiahie
Harry J. Seganell
Bridge Company
Romjue
Quincy Gas, Electric & Heating Co
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