Archduke Francis Ferdinand Shot Dead in Sarajevo
Archduke Francis Ferdinand and the Duchess of Hohenberg were assassinated in Sarajevo during a reception. A bomb failed to injure them, then a shooter fatally struck the archduke and duchess. Cabrinovics and Gavro Pentin are jailed as investigators review the incident.
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Hololt Street
Gavro Pentin
Achduke
Duchess
Wan
Etrick
Duchess of
Hehenbere
Assasins
Cabrin Price
Government
Assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand Shocks Europe
An article recounts the Belgrade to Sarajevo murder of Archduke Francis Ferdinand, heir to Austria Hungary. It notes the assassin Princip, 18, confessing nationalist motives and that the Belgrade bomb was brought from Servia. It covers police statements, alleged accomplices Caprinovej and others, and family background of the Archduke.
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Belgrade
Sarajevo
Servia
Cabrinovics
Pringip
Caprinovies
Hol Vrade
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Austria
Archduke Carl Tudwie
Francis Josseh
Maria Atnunslute
Ferdinand III of
Naples
Francia
Ferdinand
Tragic Austro Hapsburg Tragedy Reported
Vienna June 29 Archduke Francis Ferdinand and the Duchess of Hohenberg were assassinated in the Meyer ling tragedy born from an unsuitable romance. Emperor Francis Joseph, recently ill, reacted with horror saying I am sorry they spared me.
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Francis Joseph
Austria
Meyerling
Vienna
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Duchess of
Hohenberg
Hogan Answers Questions as to Mothers Pensions
Columbus June 29 Attorney General Hogan issues an opinion clarifying the state mothers pension law. It holds that poor does not mean pauper, that a mother with no income can qualify to keep her home, and that desertion over three years makes a mother eligible even with a divorce. It also says two years in one county allows applying in any county, unmarried mothers are excluded, adopting mothers and grandmothers with custody are ineligible, citing the law’s terms.
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Columbus
Hogan
Tod on prohibition statement from Youngstown governor candidate
David Tod, Republican gubernatorial hopeful, issued a stance on prohibition in Youngstown on June 29. He said if prohibition becomes law during his term he will not veto it but will refrain from leading the agitation on the issue.
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Youngstown
David Tod
State Normal College Dean Named State School Inspector
Columbus June 2. Dr Henry Williams dean of the State Normal College at Athens is to be state normal school inspector under State Superintendent Frank W Miller. The appointment soon to be announced. Williams, a Republican, secures a good place under the civil service merit system.
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Columbus
Henry
Willams
State Normal College At
Athens
State Normal School
Public Instruction
Frank W. Miller
Williams
Civil Service Merit Eysteen
County Local Option Aсаailed by Liberals
Columbus June 29 state liberal interests prepare a substitute Ohio constitution clause to prohibit county local option. The measure seeks submission via the Wigate Initiative challenging temperance groups pushing a nationwide prohibition in 1915.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wigate
Pat Kare
Stabbed to death in Youngstown dispute turns fatal
In Youngstown on June 9 a quarrel led to a fatal stabbing. Henry Johnson, a Black man, allegedly stabbed the white victim after an on street confrontation. Johnson claims self defense.
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Youngstown
Red Bans
Henry Johnson
Jehnsen
Rates Decreased for Industrial Insurance in Columbus
Columbus June 29 The state Industrial Commission which administers the workmen's compensation act has declared a retroactive premium rate reduction about 6 percent elective July 1. The reduction returns employers to their first premium payments and will credit subscribers about $100,000 on July 1 renewals without impairing the solvency of the insurance fund.
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Salem
Mass
New America
England
Itald Ia
Ling Hinetration
Columbus
Lo State Industrial Complsion
West Virginia Enacts Prohibition Commissioner to Enforce Law
West Virginia joins nine states in nationwide prohibition effective Tuesday midnight. The law creates a prohibition commissioner to ensure liquor stock is disposed of by retailers, with enforcement through local courts. State Tax Commissioner Fred O Blue leads enforcement and lectures statewide to curb drug store stock use as a source of liquor.
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Prohibition
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Georgia
Kansas
Maine
Missinnippi
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Tennessee
West Virg Einia
Fred O. Blue
Commissioner Blue
Mr. Blue
Yost
Live Stock and Grain Prices From Eastern Markets
East Buffalo Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Pittsburgh and Boston markets report cattle steers heifers cows and calves prices for fat and mixed loads. Wheat oats barley and wool quotes appear alongside livestock values with regional variations and market totals for June 29.
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Caitie
Tvmne
Steera
Anipe
Butlers
Molora
Binin
Yorks
Canada
Lamba
Chicago
Cattie—Braves
Steam
Slowtorre
Imme
Linbi
Wheat
Cleveland
Dulles
Cincinnati
Belfore
Punkers
Eholem
Lombinthoep
Carranza Hints Delay in Provisional Gov Negotiations
Washington reports General Venustiano Carranza, leader of the Mexican Constitutionalists, has replied to an informal mediation offer with a request to confer with his movement’s chiefs before any talks with Huerta’s representatives and U S mediators. He cautions any provisional government terms may require Guadalupe plan changes agreed by military leaders. Some aides see Carranza leaning toward talks, others doubt, while planning a renewed push toward Mexico City and key provinces.
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Washington
Vengustiano Carranza
Huerta
Guadalupe
Carranza
United States
Mexico City
Aguascalifates
San Juis Potosi
Queratarm
Armlen
Four Perish In Fire In Kaness City
Four laborers died in a blaze that destroyed a livery stable in Kaness City on June 24. Twenty five people in the rooming bowser above narrowly escaped the flames and smoke.
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Kaness City
Italian's Confession in Columbus Killing Case
Columbus, June 24 report that an Italian confessed to the killing of Cesedi Celli, aged thirty three, after a quarrel. The confession was reported in the Italian community following the incident.
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Columbus
Juno Magt
Wen Tyelebt
Cesedi Celli
Little Boy Electrocuted In Canton Storm
A Canton Ohio report notes a dangling downed electric light wire blown by a storm caused the death of a child named Lauter Criftin. Authorities investigate the fatal accident and the responsible utility is reviewed for safety compliance.
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Canton
Lauter Criftin
Elehe
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