Allies Lose In Air Aerial War Reports July 5
Berlin reports heavy Allied losses with fifteen enemy aircraft downed inside German lines. London and Paris relay raids and air battles north of the Somme and around Verdun with multiple Allied aircraft missing and balloons set afire.
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Berlin
General Army
Somme
Meuse
Baron von Althaus
London
War Office
France
Lille
Ministry of War
Verdun
Charnal
Nancy
Belfort
Luneville
Hughes likely to open campaign with August coast swing
Bridgehampton July 4. Charles E Hughes plans a presidential campaign kickoff in the second week of August with a tour to the Pacific coast. Tentative stops include St Paul Portland San Francisco Los Angeles Salt Lake City Kansas City St Louis Chicago among others. The trip is viewed as a preliminary whirlwind tour.
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Bridgehampton
N. Y
Charles E. Hughes
Pacific Coast
St. Paul
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Hughes
Train Kill Injured After car Crash in Farson
One person died and five were injured when a car carrying the Dudgeon and Frazey families was struck by a Chicago Milwaukee St Paul passenger train at Farson. The deceased is Mrs. Danford Dudgeon of Stockport Iowa. The injured were Banford Dudgeon Carl Dudgeon and Mr and Mrs A V Frazey and their son, all of Stockport. They were taken to a hospital in Ottumwa where doctors said all would recover.
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Ottumwa
Farson
Danford Dudgeon
Stockport
Banford Dudgeon
Carl Dudgeon
A. V. Frazey
Fairfield
Chicago
United States
Buffalo Concern
Rockford
W. F. Woodruff
Rockford National Bank
Woodruff
St. Charles
Hewitt Callender
Joseph Calender
Columbus
N. M
Namiquipa
Mex
J. J. Pershing
Callender
Pecatonica
Rebekah District No. 4
Kittie Dailey
Violet B. King
Stella Nallett
Union
M. Williams
William Shipman
Woodstock
Elgin
Warren Taylor
Taylor
Interstate Telephone Company
Duquoin
John T. Galbraith
Carbondale
Ninth Illinois Volunteer Regiment
S. N. Hunter
Greenville
T. HE. Perley
Count von Koenigsmarck
Knights of Pythias
Dunne
Mexico
Margaret Rensburg
Springfield
United States Internal Revenue Agents
Mllinois
Washington
Six Die in Powder Blast at Emporium Plant
Six men were killed instantly and five badly burned in a powder explosion at the Aetna Explosive company plant in Emporium Pennsylvania. The dry house was demolished. The known dead are Max Lewis and Otto Toner both 20s from Emporium.
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Emporium
Aetna Explosive Company
Max Lewis
Otto Toner
Five Crabtree brothers vow to answer country’s call
Dixon family members Charles Harry Edward John and Paul Crabtree sons of the late Judge John P D Crabtree pledge readiness to volunteer if needed citing their father’s Civil War legacy. Chicago reports a wartime meat shipment plan to the Mexican border for U S soldiers.
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John D. Crabtree
Dixon
Charles
Harry
Edward
John
Paul Crabtree
John PD. Crabtree
Genuine Eloquence and a Clergyman’s Untimely Insight
A collection of humorous vignettes from Tit-Bits. An Irish traveler contrasts eloquence with poverty seen in a beggar, and a clergyman laments low attendance at men only services as the verger offers sardonic advice. The wit tortuously critiques sympathy and behavior.
Too Many Motorcycles in the Age of Politics
The exchange notes that while age has its cycles, this era suffers excess motorcycles. It argues it is easier to elect a good man than to keep him virtuous after election.
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Western Front
Kaiser
Aetna Company
Emporium, Pa
Iluingis
Will
Fini Drache i
Wn' WanrcorTic
Nim
I Samiss BO
Nepl
Gacshile Signatere of
Astoria
Leigh Ritchie
Ireland
Ritchie
Hoyt
G.darmlegs
Daisy Fly Killer
Barold Somers
de Kalb Ave
Brooklys
Darkstone
Typewriter
Reis
L. G. Smith & Bros. Typewriter CO
Syracuse, New York
L. C. Smith & Bros
P.O
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