Day by Day World War Day by Day Aug 18 1914
Day by day World War Day by Day recounts events on Aug 18 1914 in Vienna where Austrian forces face defeats on two fronts. Emperor Francis Joseph I marks his 14th birthday amid reflections on his long reign and looming collapse of his empire. The account notes Delphic foreshadowing of war's end for Austria and hints at wider Mongol era history with Temujin's death and medieval expansion facts.
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Vienna
Francis Joseph I
Jess
Frankfurt
Maximilian
Josph
Katherina
Katherina Sehratt
Temujin
Halav-tu
Sale
Mongolia
Kirby Khan
Marco
Polo
Ghls Khan
Eubnations
Ggorai
Roanoke Era Debates Over Virginia Dare’s Birth and Fame
Readable fragments recount debates on Virginia Dare’s birth and legitimacy. Claims note 1387 as birthdate, question whether she was the first white child in America, and discuss Roanoke Colony myths. Includes reference to Jean Francois de Roberval and a later rescue of a nurse and child.
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Virginia Dare
America
North America
Jean Francois
Sieur Dé Roberval
Canada
Marguerite Roberval
Newfoundland
France
Virginia
Radio Programs Listings Show Daily Schedule Details
A compact routinized radio guide lists WTAM and local broadcasts with time stamps, music, news and variety programs. Entries include Fidlar's Orchestra, Melodies, News bulletins, dance bands, and a Sunday Forum segment, detailing channel identifiers and program blocks.
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Rs Columbo
Mag- Fidlar's Orch
Notable Nativities and War News From 1914
Notables Miriam Hopkins born 1994 in Bainbridge Georgia and Gustave Edwards a.k.a. Cius Edwards born 1881, plus aviator Elinor Smith Sullivan. horoscope notes Leo. War updates discuss Aug 19 1914 events with Britain and Canada mobilization, Serbian victory near Austria, German entry into Louvain described by observer Arno Dosch-Fleurot, and mood of fear and uncertainty amid Front headlines.
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Miriam Hopkins
Bainbridge
Gustave Edward Simon
Cius Edwards
Logan Feland
Marine Corps
Elinor Smith Sullivan
United States
Vadar
Serbia
Louvain
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
ominous fragments of a stormy era and a list of notable births
A collage of historic musings begins with a warning over Germanic symbols and looming invasion, then shifts to August Caesar and a century of fate. It recalls Salem witch trials with Susannah Martin and others, cites notable figures born in 1870s–1890s, and ends with a Canadian note on Sri Lankan travel rules.
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Louvain
Rotarians Plan Golf Tournament at Elks Club
Lawrence H. Webber will chair the week’s Rotary Club program at the Elks Club noon meeting. Local Rotarians will discuss participation in the inter club golf tournament to be sponsored by the Vermilion Rotary Cab on Wednesday August 29 with Mazon as committee chair for the local club.
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Lawrence H. Webber
Yria Rotary Club
Elks’ Club
Vermilion Rotary Cab
Mazon
Ittee
Local State Briefs Covering Homicide And City Hall Plan
In Napoleon Bert Latta, 57, a farmer, hanged himself yesterday amid ill health concerns. In Sidney a passenger train dragged William Kraus, 65, to his death after striking him. In Tiffin city council members and architects ordered plans for a $100,000 city hall and a $50,000 local share bond issue, to be submitted for FERA consideration.
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Napoleon
Rbert E Latta
Sidney
William Kraus
Tiffin
FERA
Popular Stars In Capitol Film Shoot the English Works
Stars of the screen and radio join in Shoot the English Works at the Capitol Theatre. Ben Ber radio, Jack Oakie, Ar line Judge and Roscoe Karns headline a large cast in the coming show with Oakie’s band following.
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Ben Ber
Capitol Theatre
Jack Oakie
Ar Tomorrow
Mondey
Roscoe Karns
Governor reviews troops at Camp Perry final time
Governor George White reviewed National Guard formations at Camp Perry in a fourth and final inspection. He rode past the cavalry brigade headquarters troop and the 107th cavalry regiment, assessing readiness and discipline.
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Canp Perry
George White Yraterday
Camp Perry
107Th Cavalry Regiment
National Guard
Dillinger Exhibit At 592 Broad St Prompts Youth Warning
Reformatory tale of John Dillinger linked to crime as a warning to parents. The museum at 592 W Broad Street advertises a lite exhibition with bullet riddled bodies of bandits and a silent sermon aimed to deter youth toward crime. Admission ten cents with late hours for ladies and children.
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Johnnie Dillinger
Broad Street
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Sten
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Lyle Talbot
Frank McHugh
U. S. Independence
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Crazy Kat Cartoon — News
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Cotton Mather
Orville Wright
Bernard M. Baruch
Sam D. Bratton
Elsie Ferguson
Tom Connolly
Texas
Fred Stone
Todeys
Central Press Association
Dreamland
Ikeep
Walter Huston
Frances Dee Minma Combe
Richard Barthelmess
Bob Steele
Mystery Squadron
Rotarians
Rogers
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Will Rogers
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Habu
Washington
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