German Spy’s Wife Schemes Brussels Invasion Plot
Ethel Wil Kenry Streetman plots with German spy Streetman to flee to Brussels and join a plan to invade France through Belgium. She reveals a former English lover betrayed by a German agent and vows to aid Germany while manipulating her spy husband. Redmond and Ethel prepare for Brussels mission as war erupts.
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Waterland
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Andre
At the Lion D'or in Conroyolsterwo summer scene
In a Belgian village near Conroyolster, two peasants in the Lion D'or inn enjoy a carefree afternoon despite looming tensions between Germany and France. The scene captures a moment of ordinary life amid looming war.
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Banker Ends Life Over Bank Probe At Chicago Bank
Joseph Tuma owner of the Tuma Savings bank shot himself at the lakefront after seeking a 10000 loan and facing state investigation. Deposits at the private bank totaled about 500000, though his wife said depositors would be paid in full. The bank, 4013 West Twelfth Street, had operated twelve years as a prominent private institution.
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Tuma Savings Bank
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Thomas O'Donnell
Lincoln Park
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Bentley
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Clark Street
Alexander E. Arkin
Hoyne
W. E. Clark
Union’ Trust Company
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Suiclde
Jail Alleged Blackmailers Charged in Multi-State Ring
Chicago reports that five men and three women arrested in a Tyson apartments raid on East Forty-third street and Grand boulevard are to be tried in Philadelphia. Bonds set but jail default kept them in custody. Names include Henry Russell, Ronald Donahue, Frances Allen, James Christian, Frank Crocker, and others. The gang allegedly extorted at least fifteen prominent figures across Boston Philadelphia Chicago and New York through threats of exposure.
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Tyson Apartments
East Forty-third Street
Grand Boulevard
Philadelphia
Genry Russell
Ronard Donahue
Nias
Doc Donahue
Premier's Son Dies at Front in Action
London reports Lieut. Raymond Asquith eldest son of the British premier has been killed at the front. He served in the Grenadier Guards and was thirty eight. Two younger brothers Lieut. Arthur Asquith and Lieut. Herbert Asquith were wounded at the Dardanelles in June 1915.
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London
Raymond Asquith
Grenadier Guards
Arthur Asquith
Royal Naval Reserve
Herbert Asquith
Dardanelles
Gen Albert Mills Dies After Strain in Militia Call
Washington on Sept 20 Major General Albert L Mills chief of the army division of military affairs collapsed from strain since the militia call up and died of pneumonia here on Monday Brigadier General Pershing commanding the American expedition in Mexico ranks as senior brigadier general and in line for promotion
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Washington
Albert L. Mills
Army Division of Military Affairs
Nod
Mengay
Pershing
Mexico
Aero Companies to Disband in New York
New York September 20 100 members of the First and Second Aero Companies of the New York National Guard will be disbanded as aviators tire of waiting for aircraft with wheels to practice.
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Aero Companies
New York
First
New York National Guard
Spain Seeks U S Aid on Sea Trade Missions Planned
Spain seeks to regain international prestige on the seas and looks to the United States for aid. King Alfonso XIII plans to send trade commissions to the United States to bolster maritime interests.
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Spain
U. S
Washington
United States
Atroonso
New Army Footwear Aims for Superior Service Shoe
The war department created a commission in 1912 to design a model meeting all army shoe tests and surpassing them. The adopted shoe uses leather materials, a smooth interior, broad low heel, moderately thick sole, flexible arch, no metal shank, eyelets, ankle height, wide ball, and high toe cap. It weighs three pounds seven ounces and is issued for Mexican service due to previous models wearing poorly on mountains and being cut by rocks. Its permanence remains in doubt due to weight and leather stiffness, but military use in Mexico warrants thorough testing.
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Wer
Mexico
IteHan
All the Comforts of Home in a New York Globe snippet
A fragment from the New York Globe quotes a woman uncertain about renting a desirable apartment. She worries a nearby saloon three doors away undermines comfort. The agent counters that knowing her husband is never far from home adds appeal.
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New-York Globe
Of Course Not Review of Train Engineers Jest Heads
Fragment reads as OCR garble about engineers of trains and Jest heads with unclear meaning. It lists odd phrases like Phea 4 £ and hesdon cal lsfon, offering no coherent event or names to anchor a public record summary.
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Hesdon Callsfon
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