Woman Socialist Kate O'Hare Seized by Band in Twin Falls
Mrs Kate Richards O'Hare socialist lecturer who had served 14 months for espionage law was abducted from H H Friedhelm home in Twin Falls Idaho by about 25 men believed linked to the American Legion. Abduction followed by pursuit toward Hollister and Wells Nevada. Husband Frank P O'Hare claimed no fear for his wife and suggested local businessmen opposed her lectures.
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Boise
Idaho
Kate Richards O'Hare
Twin Falls
Pardew
Wells
Nev
O'Hare
Wilson
Kap‘gas City
Kan
Congress
Kanaas
St. Louis
United States
South Dakota
Saismarck
Missouri
Jefferson City
Pittsburgh
Frank P. O'Hare
Girard
Socialist Party
Hee
Chamber of Commerce
Minnesota
Mrs. O'Hare
American Legion
Guy's Status Cause of Suit
In Poughkeepsie New York during July the redirect examination of James A Stilman suggested he would have favored his wife starting the divorce suit to test the legitimacy of their infant Guy. Cross-examination revealed he gave his wife jewelry a week after Guy was born and during the following Christmas and year. The bank record indicated he did not have full information at the time that later prompted his divorce suit.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
James Aa. Stilman
Afterwart
Britain Acts On Japan Pact
Great Britain notifies Japan that because Lord Birkenhead's ruling, the Anglo Japanese treaty will automatically renew for another year even if denounced in July. The three months extension is dropped.
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London
Great Britain
Japan
Lord Birkenhead
Airplane Seized Over Debt in Lake County
Sheriff Elmer Green of Lake County seized the first airplane in the county to arrest aviator Benjamin Olson just as he prepared to take off from Pistakee Lake. The seizure followed an alleged debt claim and targeted the aircraft.
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Avaoukegan
Ill
Sherif Elmer Green
Lake County
Benjamin Olson
Pistakee Lake
Uplift 11,000,000 Educators Demand School Funds
Mrs Fannie Fern Andrews of Boston at the National Education Association meeting in Des Moines urges funding to give 11 million rural students urban opportunities. She calls this an educational revival after war lessons, with new courses and citizenship programs leading the way.
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Des Moines
Fannie Fern Andrews
Boston
National Education Association
Howat and Dorcy Found Guilty in Miners Strike Case
Alexander Howat and August Dorcy, Kansas Miners' Union leaders, were found guilty of a misdemeanor for ordering a February strike at the H mine of Mackie Vule near Cherokee. A ten hour plus jury verdict led to July 8 sentencing, with both men released on $4,000 bonds until then. penalties under the Industrial Court law allow up to one year in jail, a $1,000 fine, or both.
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Columbus
Kan
Alexander Howat
August Dorcy
Kansas Miners’ Union
Mackie Vlue Company
Cherokee
Frank W. Boss
Messrs
Howat
Dorcy
Train kills two in auto near Cedar Falls Iowa
Mr and Mrs P M Sheffield of Cedar Falls were instantly killed when Sheffield drove their automobile into the side of an Illinois Central passenger train north of town. Their granddaughter Alice nine years old suffered a broken arm and possible internal injuries. Observers say there was an unobstructed view of the approaching train.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa
P. M. Sheffield
Alice
Sheffield
Illinois Central
Drop party ties on bonus bill movement led by M Cumber
Washington July 11 severing party ties, friends of soldier bonus legislation form a strong coalition to block the administration plan to shelve it. Senator McCumber of North Dakota leads the charge, accusing Secretary Mellon of bad faith and urging timely action to honor soldiers. He says Congress has spent hundreds of millions in new programs while delaying the veterans measure.
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Washington
Friends of
Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
Mellon
Treasury
Frel Inghuysen
New Jersey
Senate Finance Committee
Ex Kaiser Balks at Taxes in Doorn Conflict
Former Emperor William clashes with Doorn municipality over local taxes arguing he was unwittingly in Holland and effectively a prisoner, while the council majority says he came voluntarily and must pay. He also protests Dutch income tax, deemed payable by the government since last October.
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London
William
Doorn
Daily Mall
Holland
Peace Proclamation Draft Delayed for Cabinet Review
Washington on July 11 reports a tentative peace proclamation draft with Germany and Austria was taken to the cabinet by Attorney General Daugherty. Officials indicated the document may not reach the President for signature before next week due to many legal points requiring thorough study.
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Washington
Germany
Austria
Daugherty
Play Day in Coblenz for Fourth of July Festivities
American forces in Coblenz plan a full day of sports and theater on July fourth with all work suspended. About 15 000 troops will participate in an athletic program and theatrical performances, culminating in a large fireworks display at the historic Mhrerbreltsteln fort in the evening.
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Coblenz
Germany
Mhrerbreltsteln
Explosion Kills Soldiers in Smyrna
An explosion at a Greek benzine supply depot in Smyrna on July caused the deaths of several soldiers and civilians, with many wounded. The blast and ensuing fire destroyed several houses and triggered widespread damage in the area.
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Smyrna
Rain Saves Michigan Town Fire Threat Near Victory
Belilare Michigan July 11 heavy rainfall extinguished a blaze that had destroyed the village business district and threatened the entire town. Fire crews from Traverse City Manistee and East Jordan aided, about a score of buildings burned, losses estimated at 300000 dollars. Fire caused by crossed high tension wires, investigators believe.
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Belilare
Mich
T Iaverse City
Manceionna
East Jordan
Burial of a Returned Hero in Bridgeport Nebraska
James J. Payne of Bridgeport died in action September 15 1918 in France. His body was brought home with military honors led by Lieutenant Clarence Priess and a Legion guard. Funeral services at the Bridgeport court house featured a gun salute, poppy drops, and the folded flag given to his father. Payne belonged to Company 355th Infantry and is remembered for his honorable record and sacrifice.
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James J. Payne
Morrill County
France
Clarence Priess
Bridgeport
Nebraska
Court House
American Legion
Olney
Dalton
L. R. North
W. O. Campbell
Sidney
James L. Payne
James Aukley Payne
355Th Infantry
The Crucial Proof of Beauty and Aging Society
Katherine Negley in Judge portrays Mercedes in a moral vignette of vanity and society. A perfumed ritual, self-admiration, and a ballroom gaze reveal a woman grown in years yet insecure about youth. Men admire, but she finds them dull as she confronts aging and desire for change.
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Mercedes
Katherine Negley
Judge
Courage As Our Senators Show It
The Springfield Republican reports a heated exchange between Senator Tarbell of East Brookfield and Senator McDonnell of Boston over a movie censorship bill. McDonnell accused Tarbell of dodging a first-name call. Tarbell cast the deciding vote to break a 19–19 tie in favor of the bill, provoking humor and criticism about political grandstanding.
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Tarbell
East Brookfield
W. H. McDonnell
Boston
Senate
McDonnell
Hoglish
Springfield Republican
No place like home taxi ad for Sidney Lumber Co
Short classified note advertises taxi service linked to Sidney Lumber Co with a contact number 161. It presents a local business prompt in a compact, period-appropriate tone. The readable fragment implies a practical service tie in a homey ad style.
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Sidney Lumber CO
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Kate O’hare
Guy
James A. Stillman
Britain
Illinois
John L. Cope
Vancouver
B. C
Antarctic
Terra ‘del Fuego
Education Association
Kansas Miners
Minois Central
M’cumber
Chidee
Kaiser Balks
Michigan Town
Small
Vale
Raman
Scottsbluff Creamery Co
Avery
Sidney, Nebraska
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