Col Green Marries Mabel Harlow in Private Chicago Ceremony
Col Eddie H. R. Green, heir to Hetty Green fortune, wed Miss Mabel Harlow at the bride’s home in Highland Park. The couple plans a Caribbean voyage aboard Green’s yacht United States after the ceremony.
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Matthew Astor Wilkes
Hetty Green
George H. Crampton
Miss Harlow
Crampton
Harlow
Chicago
New York
United States
Explosion expected in Germany later on
A United Press dispatch reports officials believe Germany faces an eventual explosion amid political upheaval. They warn peace terms will be refused on German terms, while Russia’s offensive and America’s entry weigh on the conflict as Germany remains unbeaten for now.
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Germany
United Press
Washington
Gerany
America
United States
German Fight for Democracy Due to Wilson
London observers report Germany’s push for political liberalization tied to President Wilson’s appeal. Leaders previously loyal to the autocratic regime now challenge Admiral von Capelle and Tirpitz, signaling a political crisis amid overturned wartime propaganda about England surrender and shipping losses.
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London
England
Holland
Denmark
Wilson
Germany
Admiral von Capelle
von Tirpitz
Caledonian Steamer Sunk in the Mediterranean
The 4140 ton iron screw steamer Caledonian, owned by Messagines Maritime and registered at Marseille, was sunk in the Mediterranean on June 30 with 51 lives lost, according to an official announcement.
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United Press
Paris
Caledonian
Mediterranean
The
Messagines Maritimes
Marseilles
City Council Approves Water Bond Package
Bonds totaling 2 700 000 were approved to fund water system improvements. Funds will expand reservoirs and build a 4 000 000 600 gallon impounding reservoir at Swan Lake.
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Council
Swan Lake
Public Market Planned on Sixth Ave by County Agriculturist
County Agriculturist Rader to establish a new public market on Sixth avenue between Westlake and Virginia streets. City council authorized immediate setup at Monday meeting.
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Sixth Ave
Westlake Ave
Virginia St
Council
City Collects 275 in Liquor Fines
City officials report Judge Gordon collected 275 dollars in liquor fines on Monday afternoon. Five men contributed to the total.
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Gordon
Kaiser to Fire Helfferich and Zimmerman
Amsterdam reports confirm Kaiser Wilhelm will accept the resignations of Foreign Secretary Zimmerman and Vice Chancellor Helfferich. Zimmerman faced criticism over the Mexican Japanese plot against the United States, with Bernstorff once mentioned as a replacement. Helfferich, tied to internal policy and food control graft criticisms, stood alongside Bethmann Hollweg as blame for numerous imperial troubles.
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Kaleer
Zimmerman
Helfferich
Germany
United States
Count von Bernstorff
Washington
von Bethmann-Hollweg
U S Adopts New Gas Mask From French Battlefield
A German gas mask found on a French battlefield inspired a perfected preventive against trench gases now adopted by the United States. Representative Heintz of Cincinnati, now a captain in the First Ohio Regiment, N G, is shown wearing it. The bag attachment provides pure air.
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Uncle Sam
Heintz
Cincinnati
First
Ohio Regiment
N. G
Herbert Kelcey Dies in New York at Bay Port
New York July 10. Herbert Kelcey, a well known actor, is dead at his home in Bay Port Illinois. The veteran stage figure had a long career and was associated with prominent theater companies.
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Herbert Kelcey
United Press
New York
Bay Port
L. IL
Mass Roundup as Jerome Citizens Drive Out IWW
In Jerome Arizona on July 10 a mob of about 250 residents, armed with pick handles and guns, raided lodges seeking IWW members. Fifty to seventy five men were caught and held for deportation to Jerome Junction, while others fled as picket lines collapsed. Deputies later transported detainees to jail pending trains.
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Aria
Jerome Junction
Jack Gillett
Brown
W. W
T. Ww. W
LW. W
I W W Arrests in Yakima District
North Yakima July 10 soldiers continuing efforts to break up the I W W in the Yakima district have under arrest 30 of the agitators. I W W headquarters have been seized. Several leaders will face federal charges in aid.
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United Preach
Yakima
I. W
I W. W
Leadville Miners Ready to Strike
Two thousand three hundred miners from over 100 Leadville mines plan to strike Saturday morning unless wage increase demands are granted. The announcement came from the Leadville district workers as the Leased Wire reported.
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Ty United Prees
Leadville
Colo
Goldman and Berkman Sentenced to Prison
Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman, noted anarchists, are en route to prison for two years and possible longer if they fail to pay $10,000 fines for anti conscription acts. They sought two extra days in New York to conclude affairs, denied by Marshal McCarthy who called their continued presence a menace to the community. This marks a decisive crackdown on anarchists in New York.
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United Pieee
New York
Emma Goldman
Alexander Berkman
America
Marshal McCarthy
Seattle men apply for officers reserve training corps
Two hundred thirty four Seattle men have applied for admittance to the next officers training corps at the Presidio. Indications are that applications are flooding examining boards throughout the state. Spokane Tacoma and Vancouver have applied for additional supplies, George Martin secretary of the state committee said today.
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Presidio
Spokane
Tacoma
Vancouver
George Martin
State Committee
Wyoming University President to Lead Colorado College
Dr. Claude A. Dunaway, president of Wyoming University, announced he will accept Colorado College's presidency and will depart for his new post as soon as possible.
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Portland
Claude A. Dunaway
Wyoming University
Colorado College
Cool Pay singer tours Seattle with patriotic songs
J. B. Tower of Cool Pay Oregon visits Seattle performing two new patriotic numbers "May God Bless You and the Red White and Blue" and "Stand Up and Fight for Uncle Sammy" and reports audiences at cabarets now sing along with his tunes.
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J. B. Tower
Cool Pay
Ore
Seattle
Uncle Sammy
Brother and Sister Reunite After 48 Years
United Press Leased Wire reports in Portland that C. H. Pinkham of New York and Mrs James Fullerton have become acquainted again after being apart for 48 years. The siblings, separated in youth, are reuniting here today.
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United Ress
Portland
Cc H. Pinkham
New York
James Fullerton
Shorrock and Eckstein To Attend National Education Meet
President EF Shorrock and Direct or Nathan Eckstein of the Seattle school board depart Tuesday for Portland to attend the National Educational Association convention.
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Nathan Eckstein
Seattle School Board
Portland
National Educational Association
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