Man Ends Life With .22 Revolver At Home
Harri son N Bradrick aged 65 fatally shot himself with a .22 caliber revolver at his Shelby residence yesterday afternoon around 1 30. His daughter Lillian Bradrick found the body at 4 pm in the living room. Coroner GW Miller viewed the scene and noted a heart area wound and a temple wound. family heard a pistol report about 1 30. Despondency over a disputed disposition at the Obia Houriton Tale company preceded the suicide. the deceased left a wife and two children. He was survived by a father Wilton Bradrick of Fredericktown.
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Shelby
Harrison N. Bradrick
Lillian Bradrick
Bradrick
Boon
GW. Miller
Mansfield
minMod
Heradvick Teaver
Ann
Davelter
Hnalae
Wilton Feadefele
Fredericktown
French Retake Loot Trenches Near Hill
Reports from the front describe French efforts to recapture trenches near Hill as German forces under the crown prince press the Verdun sector. Allied lines show heavy fighting with the Germans advancing and then retreating in places, while French counterattacks seek to regain lost ground on the Menn river vicinity. Mrs. Clyde Millipan returned home after a week at Mt Carmel hospital Grimbur.
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Oruel
Westerdie
Cerny
Corduny
Browne Preneti Po
Hook
Piers
Ronch Bodltlon
Clyde Millipan
Mrandon Priday
Mt Carmel Hospital
Grimbur
Mrs Maggie Bedell Dies Widow of John B Bedell
The body of Mrs Markie Bedell widow of John B Bedell will be brought to the city Sunday. Funeral services will be held at 1 o clock Monday at the home of Mrs Eye Manuel Miller on South Mulerry Street, with burial in Liberty Chapel cemetery. She leaves two sons Dr W O Bedell and Charles Bedell and a daughter Miss Berti Bedell, all of Sh Lola.
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Markie Bedell
John 2. Bedell
St Lambe
Eyemanuel Miller
St Louis
Dr. W. 0. Bedell
Charles Bedell
Berti Bedell
Loyal W pacing horse aims at Cleveland Grand Circuit start
Loyal W owned by To. Wilkon of Frederyktown ran a fast mile workout at North Randall with Wrather Frank Hedrek. The likely plan calls for a July 14 start on opening day of the Grand Circuit in Cleveland. Other notable horses include Irene Olcott trained at Columbia and Magers handling a promising mare, with training near Croton and Vernon, as Youngstown hosts the big race week.
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Loyal W
To. Wilkon
Frederyktown
North Randall Mille
Wrather
Frank Hedrek
Cleveland
Medetek
Mi Vernon
Jwt
Wilson
Marlen Hawk
Irene Olcott
Olvort
Muller
Columbia
Trent
Hilly Mayers
Prk Callin
Pittin Hill
Youngstown
Crent
Med Datatainn
Jane Howirk
Hampton Haltawite
England Receives Ten Million More in War Loans
The treasury added 10 million dollars to Englands war loan total, bringing Great Britain’s credited loans to 560 million and overall Allied loans to 1 018 billion. The report notes Mik Frank Harper Edith Wirt and Kenneth M Harper visiting Chinaetee for a spell with relatives. Nearby social notes mention Kirkpatrick and Reva Shelby Mia Rinehart visiting Gambier, J A Riudes Cleveland guests, W B Ohler Newark visitors, and a marriage license secured in Newark for Hert Scolew and Frances Thompson to be performed by Justice Mether Scott.
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Washington
Treaving
England
Great Britain
Frank Harper
Mins
Edith Wirt
Kenneth M. Harper
Chiineethe
Meath
Kirkpatrick
Reva
Shelby
Mia
Rinehart
Gambier
J. A. Riuades
Cleveland
W. B. Ohler
Newark
BO. Frye
Joseph Urivode
Charleston
W Va
Hert Scolew
Thin City
Frances ‘Thompson
Utica
Justice Mether 8
Scott
Navy training and rapid promotions in the Great Lakes area
The Banner reports extensive navy officer reserve training in Port Harrison and on the Great Lakes, detailing cadets from West Virginia Ohio Kentucky and Indiana undergoing fourteen hour days five days weekly. It notes rapid enlisted promotions during the war, with examples of highly paid petty officers and rapid advancement from enlistee to commissioned status.
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Virginia
Kentucky
Tina
Hanlon
Chine Baeturlis
Leelon
Ian
National Organientions
Columban
Buna
Amanigemianty
WillandTentinge
Anapolis
Bannery Great Lakes
Ill
United States Navy
United States
United S
Gill
Witte
Elerleal
Elias Rat Lass
Xoun
Ween
Hatel Bawien
Simie
Probate Judge's Son Drowns In Creek Near Clinton County
The death of 18 year old Barnes Jr, son of Probate Judge George C Barnes of Clinton County, is reported after drowning while swimming in a creek near here. Harry Owen departed Friday for Washington to begin a new role with the Department of Agriculture under civil service law.
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Associated Prens
Watinaton
Don George
Yo, Barnes, Jr
Harry Owen
Wanhneton
Department of Agriculture
Owen W
Civil Service
Navy pay and prospects for enlisted men amid war
A wartime survey describes naval pay scales from recruits earning about $92 a month to chiefs drawing $1,400 annually. It notes free lodging, clothes, and medical care, with rapid pay boosts for efficiency and promotions. The piece highlights rising prosperity among sailors, thrift in mass deposits, and large Liberty Loan contributions as men gain experience and foresee civilian success after peace.
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Covy
Eleward
Gow
Oklahoma
Nere
Draft camp seeks laborers for Chillicothe cantonment
Laborers are sought for building the Chillicothe cantonment camp where selective draft soldiers will be trained. The Ohio branch of the national federation directs the effort, with 22 bureaus aiding in securing skilled and unskilled labor.
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Columbus
Lator Division
Ohio Brane Cornet
National Federation
Chillicothe
South Dakota enters rigid prohibition era after 1917 law
The state moves into absolute prohibition tonight following a constitutional amendment and 1917 legislature act. South Dakota had long debated repeal due to enforcement woes after initial 1889 prohibition, which briefly allowed local option votes and one year of saloon operation.
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Mercure Tran
South Dakota Becomes Prohibition State Again
The article reports South Dakota's renewed prohibition status after a legislative path that altered a bone dry measure. Amendments in the senate on medical and sacred import were approved but an error omitted the personal use clause, leading to a final act allowing import for medicinal and sacred purposes only.
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Baines
Dakota
Mauer
Senate
Vegetable Compound Praised by Lowell Woman
Mrs. Margaret Quinn of 269 Worthen Street Lowell Massachusetts says for three years she suffered nervousness headaches and pains during Change of Life. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports being much less nervous with no headaches or pain and endorses the remedy as the best for sick women.
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Lowell, Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Margaret Quinn
Kear
Worthen St
North Haven
Conn
Lydia BB. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia BE
Danish protest over anti American remarks at Stockholm talks
Reliable information from London reports Dr Maurice Egan American minister in Copenhagen delivered a protest to Denmark's foreign minister against anti American utterances by M Stauning a Socialist cabinet member at the Stockholm peace conference.
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Associated
London
Maurice Egan
Copenhagen
M. Stauning
Stockholm
Egan Acted On His Own Responsibility
Washington officials said no instructions were sent to recall Minister Egan from Denmark over alterations by M Stauning. They considered it probable that Egan acted informally on his own responsibility, according to the Associated Press.
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State Department
Washington
Denmark
Associated Preas
Banner
United States
Egan
M. Stauning
Senate Finance Committee Approves Graduated War Tax Bill
Washington June 30 The Senate Finance Committee approved a revised war tax bill imposing graduated excess profits taxes on corporations partnerships and individuals from 13% to 10% It would raise about 70 million in revenue pushing total revenue to 1 655 billion and likely keeping the levy steady.
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Pot Urion
Barnard
Washington
Senate
New War Credit Sought in Germany
The Reichstag will be asked next week to approve a measure to supplement the budget for the fiscal year enabling the chancellor to mobilize a new war credit of 15,000,000,000 marks. This would raise total war appropriations to about 4,000,000,000 marks.
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Germany
Associated Preas
Berlin
London
F Reichstag
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