Woman Suspect Held in Missouri Kanasa Train Robbery
Paoli Kansas July 12 a man and a woman are detained on suspicion in connection with the robbery of the Missouri Kansas Texas passenger train near here Wednesday night They were caught at Vance by Captain C F McClay Kansas State Guard and brought to Paola for questioning Identification by nearby farmers links the pair to the scene Officials withheld reasons for detention noting a woman as a possible bandit member.
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Paoli
Kan
Vance
C. F. McClay
Kansas Strate Guard
Paola
Bandit Sang
Prison for marrying ends five years for Lt Ryan
Second Lieutenant John J. Ryan of the National Guard, formerly with the 800th Cavalry at Camp Stanley, was convicted by court martial of unlawfully marrying. He wed in Chicago on October 12, 1915, then married another woman at Place on April 1, 1918 while his first wife lived. He pleaded guilty, was dishonorably discharged, and sentenced to five years in prison. Maj. Gen. Willard A. Holbrook approved. Ryan will report to Fort Leavenworth Friday night to begin serving.
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John J. Ryan
National Guard
800Th Cavalry
Camp Stanley
Chicago
Veace
Willard A. Holbrook
Ryan
Fort Leavenworth
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safe Liver Help
An old ad claims Dodson's Liver Tone purges bilious symptoms without calomel’s dangers. It asserts calomel causes bone damage and salivation, while Liver Tone cleanses the liver, prevents nausea, and leaves users energetic and pain free.
German morale questioned by Gibbs in British dispatch
Special cable from San Antonio Light reports Philip Gibbs describing German troops as physically strong but exhausted and disillusioned since March. He notes frontline units under strain from heavy bombardment and raids, with influenza and fatigue reducing fighting spirit, while Allied offensives gain initiative near Hemeland and Arras.
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Philip Gibbs
New York Times Co
San Antonio
Rupprecht
Bavaria
No Man's Land
Somme
Hemeland
Flanders
Seherperberg
Planatians
Neuville Vitasse
Arras
London
Casualty list reports WWI casualties and missing names
War Department release lists killed in action and missing personnel across multiple states including Lieut Wilmart Brown of Washington and Sgt Peter G Miller of Lancaster. Also shows wounded severely and undetermined and notes a political ad for county commissioner precinct 3 in 1918.
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Wilmarth Brown
Washington
Harry Pe * Coorixeen
Oklahoma City
Ornl
John Cannon Paisley
Gibsonville
North Carolin
Augustus M. Trotter
Camden
5.C
Peter G. Miller
Lancaster
Vrivates
Sherman L. Conklin
Newark
Sity F Rusanski
Schenectady
N. Y
George KR
Spalding
Columbus
Robert E. Ball
Wolaston
Ata
Trivates
John W. Bresnihan
Rochester
Harry L. Mrisman
Sterling
John VY. Penness
N.Y
Hyman Klin
New York City
Walter F. Ryan
Puytage
Wis
Rion Dissadse
Geongs Macnish
Sittin Voint
Goodwin Warner
Jamaica Plains
Massachusetts
Frank A. Browne
Petershurs
Xa Waller Lux
Fort Shaw
Mont
Constance Hundericks
Havre
Nee
James. H. Ensley
Ainsworth
Neb
Ray A. Nicholson
Scotts Mills
Ore
Ainveans Acuiden
Wael
Robbi
Wine My
Asheville
Sto Im acaEne
Oanien
Karl H. Deuber
Benlela
Cankivoray
Arnold J. Peterson
Beloit
Harry Lk. Hollingsworth
LeHaorpe
Kaw
Guy M. Cox
Prekinon
Tex
Charles H. Cocke
Nikolas Geanans
Canta
Greete
Clyde W. Hall
Kaette
Samuel YT. Johnson
Clinton Lamphere
Dolgeville
Blur
Ll. Renand
Joe Caedine
Max A. Hertz
Detroit
Michi
KurGerLy
Age Estate
Joseph Lb. Kauland
Pittefield
Machisetts
Edward
Five American Planes Missing in Bombing Mission
General Pershing announced that five American airplanes failed to return from a bombing expedition. Berlin claimed five American planes were in German hands. The communique dated July 11 said the missing planes were part of a six plane squadron bound for Coblenz with crews reportedly captured.
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Washington, D. C
General Pershing
Berlin
Jrondon
Coblenz
Renort
Voskes
Kelly Field to Add Three Swimming Pools for Soldiers
Kelly Field plans three swimming pools to serve soldiers after the post exchange council contributed 9000 dollars to the Athletic Council. Funds cover pools grandstands and equipment, with separate pools for officers and flying department personnel. Construction will be by the Kelly Field Construction and Maintenance Department as pools near the officers club.
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Tiree
Kelly Field
Post Exchange Council
Post Exchange
Athletic Council
Thiletic Drum
Proton
Heying
Kelly Viel
Borglum questions Mitchel death not an accident
Washington reports CGutzon Borglum says the Mitchel aviation death may stem from a defective plane rather than pilot error. An official War Department note cites failure to wear a safety belt as the likely cause with no machine defects found. LaGuardia comments on Mitchel’s loss and flying age limits. John Drew undergoes cataract surgery at a New York hospital.
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Washington
Cgutzon Borglum
Wilson
Barghun
Torglum
Mitchel
Washington, D. C
Job Currey Mitchel
War Department
Turky States Its Troops Have Not Cruled Yet
In the report from Washington on July 12 Turkey informs the United States that the alleged seizure of the American consulate and sacking of Labriz Hospital at Labriz has not yet occurred. The note adds Turkish forces may act at the earliest moment. The United States seeks explanation as the incident could risk war if Ottoman troops were involved. The Spanish and Swedish diplomats reported the attack on June 10. The Spanish consul described taking charge as Americans and others fled Labriz. It is suggested Turkey struggles to communicate with forces from Mersin.
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Washington, D.C
Turkey
United States
Labriz
Mersin
Ward for Associate Court of Criminal Appeals candidacy announced
The San Antonio Light is authorized to announce the candidacy of Rk. 31. Ward for Associate Court of Criminal Appeals subject to the Democratic primary on July 27, 118.
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Frank Sommers
San Antonio
Ward
Ees Court of Criminal Appeals
Volitigal
Undertaker Advertising Notice for Pearce-Hobinson
VYORTER LORING Fonerel Director at 206 Jefferson St advertises Pearce-Hobinson Undertaking, contact Dr Magy and McCollum Undertakers for services and arrangements.
Market smoke over German notices and fluctuating hops prices
A translated AP correspondence from Amsterdam describes German market notices. It notes cherry der smoket and beech leaves with irregular quality, large March Mountain stock, and prices ranging 33 to 38 marks per owt, with hops at 60 marks per owt in strong demand.
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Associated Press
Amsterdam
Marz
Woell
President Wilson Vetoes Wheat Price Bill Amid Clash
Daly reports 12 members of Congress say President Wilson began drafting a message to veto the 12 million agricultural appropriation bill over the wheat price amendment raising minimum to 2. bushel. Overrides unlikely. bill likely reenacted sans amendment. May show films at Camp Travis with theater changes after Col Williams orders.
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Washington, D
Daly
Congress
Wilson
Exchange 500000 Men and Postage Through Switzerland
Switzerland reports that over 300000 invalid or no sick prisoners of war have been exchanged and repatriated since the war began. Since 1914 the Swiss postal service moved over 500000000 letters and about 10000000 money orders, totaling more than 189000000 Cranes. Camp Bravis bars vendors from exchanges without permission after an intel investigation into a photo coupon scheme. A German pastor, Rev William Selignan, was sentenced to five years in Leavenworth for espionage act violations.
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Berne
Switz
Switzerland
Camp Bravis
Oveder
Dubuque
Leavenworth
Williamt Selignan
Pomeee Town
United States
Ps Hia
General Holiday Declared for Noncombatant U.S. Forces
The Associated Press reports General Order from headquarters proclaims a national holiday for all ranks of the American Expeditionary Forces not actively engaged in combat. The measure signals a pause in operations as troops observe the day.
Freckles Removal Promise with Guaranteed Othine
An advertisement touts Othine as a reliable freckle remover with a money back guarantee. It claims visible improvement after early applications and some freckles may vanish, urging customers to ask for double strength Othine for best results.
Wilson Names Board to Equalize Sugar Price for Public
Washington July 12 The White House forms a Sugar Stabilization Board on Hoover guidance to curb price rises and aid distribution. Hoover chairs it with George Rolph and other Food Administration officials aboard to coordinate beet sugar and foreign sugar imports. The plan envisions a 30 million dollar capital, government loss coverage, and potential profits on low cost foreign sugar to keep consumer prices below peak costs. The board aims to ease wartime shortages and align overseas freight and domestic costs, forecasting a rise in sugar prices later year, but reducing consumer cost versus unregulated pricing.
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Washington, D.C
Wilson
Pood
Hoover
Washington
George Rolph
Food Administration
FLW
Taussing
Wavili Commission
Re Wooley
War ‘Urack Board
George Zabei
Evaders Capture Ends Hunger Suspected Draft Ring
Heber Springs Arkansas reports the capture of 40 year old Nani Woet, alleged member of a draft resister band hiding in hills since Sunday. Deputies tracked the group for 40 hours, capturing Woet at his home five miles west. Fugitives may emerge as hunger increases. Major Leo Tieffernan assumes cadet wing command at Kelly Field No 2, transferring from the aviation section.
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Heber Springs
Ark
Daly
Nani Woet
Hove
West
Leo. Tieffernan
Relly Wield
Weahington
Tte
Kelly Fie
No. 2
Eieffernan
Signal Corps
American launch sunk after towing seaplane to shore
A U S Navy launch aiding a French destroyer in towing a disabled American seaplane to safety was sunk by German shore batteries. Five crewmen drowned, two captured, two later reported missing, and three swam ashore with life preservers to allied territory. An official Navy note did not specify date or location.
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Washington, D. C
Albert Mason Stevens
Naval Reserve of
New York
Philip Goldman
Charles Joe Tatutinski
Cleveland
John Veter Vogt
New Orleans
Navy Department Toam
Germany plans Rhine dam scheme sparks Swiss protest
Washington dispatch reports Germany aims to build a series of dams on the Rhine between Basle and Strasbourg to back up factories, interrupt river flow, and threaten Swiss waterway access. The Swiss federal council is urged to open diplomacy with Berlin to block the project. Enigmatic aside about a neighbor seeking coal ends the item.
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Washington, D. C
Germany
Rhine
Basle
Strasburg
Switzerland
Berne
Federal Council
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