Rubey Defends Himself In Dear Kitty Letters Slander
In Macon Missouri and St Louis the Dear Kitty letters controversy continues with Rubey declaring slander and vowing action. Romine repeats charges while Kitty Callahan and Rose Salahan recount how letters circulated. Rubey and Romine await further affidavits as local figures jockey for position.
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ST. Louis
Dear Kitty
Macon
Dary M. Rubey
Leters
M. A. Zombue
Kitty
Kitty Salahan
Page Boulevard
Rom
Romiue
Rubey
Kitty Callahan
Rose
Chicago
Rosmine
Romille
Otho F. Matthews
Rose Callahan
Hastings Neh
Fort. Collins
Cole
Foley's Honey and Tar Remedy for Hay Fever and Asthma
For hay fever or asthma many dread July due to recurrence. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound long recognized as the ideal remedy, healing and soothing the raw throat and easing choking. It allays inflammation, irritation, and promotes easy breathing without habit forming drugs. Miller Arthur Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Paralyzed Patriarch Leads Memorial Day Parade Return
Jeremiah Markham defies age and his daughter Maria to serve as flag bearer with pride, rekindling memories of past honors. He arrives at the parade with his second wife Marta, earning admiration as villagers watch his renewed vigor and the post's march to Main Street.
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Eremiah Markham
Maria
Jeremiah Markham
Aho
Moses
Ezra Pierson
John Brown
Jeremiah
Painesville
Stephen
Mandy
Gibson
Mandy Dobbs
Forevermore
Will
Sally
Marla
Pa Markham
Slater
Slater's
Georgia
Dunne Speech Aims At Dunne Family At Expo
Governor Edward F Dunne delivered a lengthy address via live wires from the Pan American Exposition in San Francisco to the Illinois executive mansion in Springfield urging Jeannette and Jerome Dunne to be good and obey chaperones Mr and Mrs Edmund Roach. The audience heard the remarks through ear receivers as officials and reporters listened remotely. the governor praised the exposition and noted the guest register showed many American visitors from New York Boston Chicago and Memphis amid a decline in eastern raids and western tourist spending.
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Springfield
Edward F. Dunne
Jeannette
Jerome Dunne
Dunne
Barratt O' Mara
Roath
Dunner
New. York
Boston
Chicago
Memphis
Tourists in England Seen in Record Numbers This Summer
In Ilfracombe England on July 23 inn manageress says the first Americans this season are rare as a year ago many visited. Similar scenes reported in Somerset Warwickshire Devon and Cornwall with Stratford following the trend as tourism grows.
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Ilfrancombe
Eng
Devon
Somerset
Warwickshire
Cornwall
Stratford
Dutch consider neutral hospital ship to patrol North Sea
In July at The Hague, Dutch philanthropists discussed equipping a neutral hospital ship to patrol the North Sea. They envisioned a continuously present vessel that would rush to aid drowning sailors after torpedoing incidents, embodying a humanitarian response to modern naval warfare.
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The
Hague
Aboukir
Cressy
North Sea
Venice in Darkness After Air Raid Threat
Venice is ordered into absolute darkness from 3:00 p.m. in anticipation of aerial bombardment. Electric lights and gas are cut off, only candle light allowed, oil lamps forbidden. Lighted room windows must be darkened and police may fire into unshaded rooms. Smokers and matches are banned after dark for sidewalks.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Venice
Behrensmeyer Grocery Undergoes Renovation Changes
The C. D. Behrensmeyer and Son's grocery at 10th and State streets is being improved with a large plate glass front. A new floor is being installed and the entire store is undergoing renovation.
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C. D. Behrensmeyer and Son's
10Th
State Streets
Italian War Reports On Ortona And Front Advances
Official bulletins from Rome detail Italian defenses and enemy actions. Reports include an aerial bombardment of Ortona with minimal casualties, repeated dirigible raids on Nabresina and San Polo, and enemy advances along the Bug river while Italian forces claim counterattacks and repulsed assaults.
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Rome
Paris
Italian Ministry of Marine
Ortona
Adriatic
Pedaso
Tremiti Island
San Polai
Nabresina
Front Quiet and Artillery Activity Across Artois
Paris reports a comparatively quiet front with artillery fire on both sides in Artois. Shells hit the suburbs of Soissons and Rheims while the forest of Le Prete saw a regained trench footing after last night’s action. Two German counterattacks were repulsed with heavy losses. A flying squadron bombarded Conflans station, dropping 28 shells and forcing two German planes to land.
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Volhynia
Bug River
Bug
Kamionka Strumilowa
Krystynopol
Sokol
Ace Bank
Grubechow
Bystritza
Vistula
Archduke Joseph Ferdinand
Belzyce
Wronow
Pilica
Ivangorod
Kozienice
Sandomierz
Dalmatian
Landwehr
Paris
London
Artois
Soissons
Rheims
le Prete
Conflans
Januasy
Official Vienna communication on fighting in South Poland
Vienna reports an official communication issued today noting fighting ongoing in South Poland. Details are limited in the released text and no further names or dates are provided.
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Vienna
London
Poland
States Clean of Federal Quarantine Expanded
Kansas West Virginia and Connecticut join July 26 as fully freed from the federal quarantine for foot and mouth disease. Kentucky remains restricted at Boulton stock yards Louisville only for immediate slaughter. Other districts in Maryland Virginia New York Pennsylvania New Jersey and Illinois also freed.
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Washington
Kansas
West Virginia
Connecticut
Kentucky
Boulton
Louisville
Maryland
Virginia
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Illinois
Italian Cruiser Giuseppe Garibaldi Sunk With 550 Crew
Italian cruiser Giuseppe Garibaldi was torpedoed by an Austrian submarine south of Ragusa and wrecked with about 550 crew lost. The armor ship, 7234 tons, 344 feet, built 1898, carried heavy guns and was one of four in its class. others were sold to Argentina or Spain and renamed, with Cristobal Colon sunk in the Spanish-American War.
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Giuseppe Garibaldi
Adriatic
Italy
Ragusa
Amalfi
Giuseppe’ Garibaldi
Argentine Republic
Spain
Cristobal Colon
Cattaro
Farmers Company Wins in Springfield Fight
The Farmers Mutual Telephone company of Losant La Salle county won its case before the public utilities commission in Springfield on July 23 to require exchange of business with the Central Union Telephone company and the Tonica Telephone company.
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Farmers Company
Springfield
Ill
Farmers’ Mutual Telephone Company of
Losant
la Salle County
Public Utilities Commissions
Central Union Telephone Company
Tonica Telephone Company
Possible American Queen as Poland’s Future Ruler
Paris dispatches note a Polish court debate a potential future king of Poland if independence comes after the war. Opponents, including Poniatowski’s foes, argue it would be inappropriate for an American queen to reign over Poland.
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Poland
Paris
Poniatowski
Prince Ponia towski and Helen Sperry tied to Stockton
London dispatch notes Prince Ponia towski and his wife Helen Sperry of Stockton California are mentioned in connection with a social or royal context. The brief item notes their identification and origin, reflecting a social profile typical of the era.
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London
Prince Poniatowski
Helen Sperry
Stockton, Cal
Hungarian Painter Galimbert Dies by Own Hand
Budapest July 23. Famous Hungarian painter Galimbert shot himself over his wife’s grave in Amsterdam. The act ends a troubled life spanning renowned works and personal scandal. His death leaves a void in European art circles and prompts tributes from colleagues and galleries.
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Budapest
Amsterdam
Galimbert
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H. D. Channon
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San Francisco
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