Curtis and Harvey Powder Plant Explosion Feared Dead
A massive blast at Curtis & Harvey Ltd in Rigaud Que wrecked the plant and destroyed several buildings. Officials fear 17 to 25 workers may be dead as fire halts rescue efforts and a roll call is planned to establish exact casualties.
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Rigaud
Que
Curtis & Harvey, Ltd
Montreal
Dragon
Curtis and Harvey
Want ad and farm for sale appears in local notices
Wanted woman or girl to work in tailoring shop apply at 317 Hampshire street or telephone 2087 W. Farm for sale 160 acres in Pike Co Missouri 214 miles from a railroad and a good town 120 acres in cultivation balance timber pasture Now five room house barn and outbuildings in good repair under good fence and plenty of water Will sell at a bargain Inquire of F W Knollenberg Quincy Illinois For rent seven room house at 1011 Vine Electric light gas and barn also five room upper flat at 905 N Street electric light bath and heat Inquire NW Corner 6th and Lind 922
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Hampshire Street
Pika Co. Mo
R. R
F. W. Knollenberg
Quincey, Il
Vine
N. W
Judge to Probe Western Labor Troubles and I W W Demos
Chief Justice J Harry Covington of the DC Supreme Court was asked by the President to investigate labor strife and I W W demonstrations in western mining camps. The Justice Department is too busy to handle the task in the usual manner.
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J. Harry Covington
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Department of Justice
Moonlight boat excursion and local visits in Griggsville area
In Griggsville and surrounding towns residents hosted visitors from Perry New Salem and Jacksonville. A moonlight boat trip on the Column drew about 30 couples while social visits spanned Pittsfield Barry Knox City and Quincy. A woman fell breaking her leg in town. another man sustained a head wound from a diving accident.
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Clarence Baker
Perry
Grigesville
Harriet Fagen
Aliee Simrkin
Blanche Murphy
Francia Cunningham
Grace Anderson
Vada Lasbury
Elizabeth Farrand
Farrand
Illinois River
M. Knighbert
Pittsfield
Mary Hatch
William Preble
Gleen Swaney
New Salem
W. Moss
Meredosia
Watel Cross
Hannibal
George Cross
Oliver Kennedy
Heisman
Ill
Nancy Morrow
Mable Kenny
Edmond
Okla
Henry Culling
Charlies Rucker
Tempest
Charles Sleight
Amos Butterfild
Knox City
Til
Clark
Passavant Hospital
Jacksonville
Kenneth
Tede
Anson Northup
Barry
A. Spain
John Tubbs
T. E. Clark
Tyle
Carl Roberts
Quincy
Ashley Northup
Mary
Rufu
Davis
Georgia
J. Lincoln
Valley City
A. A. Cadwell
Florence
W. M. Creasey
Floyd Butterfield
Larry Young
H. C. Loveless
M. A. Douglas
A. E. Rhodes
Blue Creek
Spain to stay neutral says premier Dato era
Madrid reports Marquis de Lima, Spain’s minister of state, declares Spain will certainly not abandon neutrality. He cites close ties with England and France, economic gains during the war, and assures Spain’s stance is based on practical, nonbelligerent policy amid republican and liberal tensions.
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Herbert Corey
Madrid
Spain
England
France
Marquis de Lima
Dato
Romanones
Germany
Liberal
Garcia Prieto
Senor Dato
Senor Maura
Maura
Italy
United States
Alfonso XII
War impact on Spain and resource exploitation discussed
A wartime interview notes Spain must leverage vast natural resources after the conflict. The question of duration is raised, with no prophecies given, suggesting the war may extend beyond 1917 and stressing cautious expectations.
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Spain
No Gambling In Hotel Dispute Arises Over Alleged Incident
Saturday morning report claimed three Negroes were gambling at the Duncan hotel. FE. Duncan, owner, says no gambling occurred in his hotel and any gaming was in the alley before the men entered. He adds the men began quarreling inside while buying drinks.
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Duncan
FE. Duncan
Hotel Owner Claims Strict Law Abiding Status
He tried to intervene in a quarrel but someone called the police before he could reach them. He declares his hotel operates strictly law abiding and is open for inspection at all times.
Arrest Missouri Lawyer in Draft Evasion Probe
Salem Missouri August 19 attorney G C Dalton arrested on charge of violating the selective army law for aiding others to evade the draft.
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Salem, Mo
G. C. Dalton
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