Educator Shot By A Physician In Boston Motel
Dr Witrer Harris of the Massachusetts College of Osteopathy lies wounded in a city hospital after being shot in the Westminster Motel. Young osteopath Attwood confesses to the attempt and to a prior romance with Miss Cora Adams of Brookline who died from an overdose shortly after. Attwood fled but was arrested. Miss Adams’s father and police connected a second confrontation with Adams’s brother in Brookline. The case intertwines with a separate war news item detailing German gas attacks and artillery in Europe.
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Boston
Witrer F. Harris
Massachusette College of Osteopathy
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Attwood
Harris
Westminster
Cora Adame
Broowing
Nps
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Coltege
Tie. Attwood
Drocklne
Winthrop Adams
Miss Adams
Dr. Attwood
Coolidge Corner
Brookline
Francis P. Adams
Commonwealth Hospital
Weatminitier
Joseph Mattes
Back Bay
Forree
Peteopall
Dr. Adama
Statters
Bleancee
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Serbian Colonel Arrested Over Archduke Assassination
Vienna reports Colonel Radowitsch has been arrested near Salzburg after documents from state archives allegedly show his role as an accessory in the 1914 assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife. London dispatch notes a fierce battle raging around Longueval and Delville Wood on the Somme as German forces push to break Allied lines.
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Amterdam
Til
London
Cologne Gazette
Vienna
Radowitsch
Salzburg
Documenta Founda
Karajevo
Franz Ferdinand
Tlotenburg
Europe
Castro and Wife Granted U S Entry by Labor Secretary
Washington Jul 1 Former Venezuelan ex-president Cipriano Castro and his wife were admitted to the United States by Secretary Wilson after overruling a New York immigration board. They had been held on Ellis Island since arriving from Trinidad. Wilson said Castro answered questions honestly at a Saturday hearing, distinguishing this entry from 1913 when he refused to discuss alleged murder charges in Venezuela.
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Washington
United States
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Wilson
Labor Department
Smmigration
New York
Rica
General
Mra
Castro
Ellis Island
Trinidad
Ane
France
General Parades
Pullt
Biu
Lettel Gration Board
Russian Army Advances Reported Across Front
Petrograd dispatch reports three major Russian advances in the eastern theater, including Volhynia near Lutak, Krussiloff’s southern push toward Hungary, and a final gain around Balbart. The article notes German and Austrian forces yielding ground, with potential northern Russian attacks opening. Debate over Turkish counter-offensive ends with Balbart’s loss, and a separate interview with Judge Nippert describes German hopes and Wilson administration reassurances amid war news.
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Petrograd
London
Brokhod
Volhynia
Lutak
Krussiloff
Hungary
Botburt
Drusallotl
Tlochma
Dubno
Brody
Kielibaba Maramaros Stiret
Dakovina
Mexican and Allied Forces Trade News in Mexico and Europe
Report from Mexico City states American expeditionary forces in Mexico will gradually withdraw. In El Paso a clash near the Rio Grande results in minor casualties as Mexican and U.S. sides exchange gunfire. In Europe, British and German positions near Pesseres see ongoing shelling and trench activity with reports of new nonexplosive shells.
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Mexico City
James Tin Rodgers
Mexico
United States
Peace distant despite peace talks, Aked says
New York July 18 Dr Charles F Aked of San Francisco and Emily Batch of Wellealey college travel as American delegates to a neutral conference linked to Henry Ford peace efforts. Aked said peace in Europe is far off. war must burn to self but France and England cannot secure peace now. He criticized the Stockholm congress program as too favorable to the Entente and urged informal private negotiations henceforth.
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New York
Charles F. Aked
San Francisco
Sine Emily Batch
Wellealey College
Henry Ford
Stockholm
Frederic
Ford
Europe
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France
England
Germany
Nia
von Harnack
Derbrueck
Runa
Afghanistan
Austria
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Army Engineers Fought Lost at Sea Near Fort Shaffer
Five enlisted men from the United States engineer corps based at Fort Shaffer manned a whaleboat on a voyage last Saturday. The craft, equipped with an auxiliary engine, disappeared at sea and a search has been launched. Japanese sampan workers have been asked to assist in the search.
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Nogotulu
United States Engineer Corps
Fort Shaffer
Eet
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Japanrsa Sampac
Kaiser Says He Will Not Lose
Jodea Alteld Nippert of Cincinnati represents the African commission for relief of East Prussia in a New York dispatch saying Kaiser will not concede defeat. The wording reflects a wartime press snapshot with terse attribution and clipped phrasing.
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Kaiser
New York
Jodea ‘Alteld K. Nippert
Cincinnati
African Commission
East Prussie
Ped
American Is to Sail on Submarine Controversy
Report from a British embassy note and U S State Department discussions describe the potential voyage of a merchant submarine Deutschland and the risk of Allied attack. Officials weigh U S response if the vessel is destroyed or challenged without warning, amid Britain’s patrols and Germany’s submarine operations near American waters.
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Wrelington
Germany
United States
Jrittain
Ehould
State Department
Great Britain
Atste Department
Liritlah
Siph
Frank L. Polk
England
Virginly
Capes
Czar Sends Word to General Haig
London reports King George the Fifth transmitted a message to General Sir Douglas Haig praising the continued advance of British forces on the Franco Belgian front. The Tsar of Russia asked the King to convey warm congratulations to the troops for their success and the emperor’s admiration. Haig replied with thanks and requested the emperor’s congratulations be conveyed back.
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London
George
Douglas Halk
Russia
Haig
France
British Mesopotamia Expedition Criticism in Commons
Premier Asquith defended the Mesopotamian expedition amid critical remarks in Parliament. He noted telegraphs from General Nixon about satisfactory medical arrangements after the Ctesiphon battle and referenced a commission to investigate alleged failures. Edward Carson cited views of criminal negligence by some in Britain.
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Tandon
Agquith
House of Commons
Mesopotamia
Ctesipbon
John Nixon
Hea
Rerard
Dardanelles
Asquith Anid
Great Britain
Edward Carson
Battles Across Fronts Dominate World War I News
July 14 dispatches describe heavy fighting on the Somme with French and Germans trading blows near Longueval and Verdun. French troops reportedly drive Germans from houses in a Somme village while Germans fail to renew attacks between Niayes and La Marionette. Eastern front reports include Russian offensives southwest of Lublin and Austrian setbacks in the Carpathians, with Romanian and Baltic theater activity noted and Vienna asserting some gains against Russian forces.
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Paris
Blades
Falin
Flehtins
Prante
Longueval
Combrea
Somme
Kelle Ataches
Vienna
Litak
Carpathian
Zable
Riga
Mur
Meld Maraval
Mindenburg
Berith
Kamistrong 1060 to Union Pacific
July 19 Salt Lake reports that W H Arie sbotg, general manager and chief engineer of the Orem Vines in Utah, will go to Omaha on August 1 as assistant chief engineer of Union Pacific. Armstr ong, with twenty five years in railroad construction and maintenance, has led Oregon Short Line and Orem operations. his successor at Salt Lake & Utah is not yet chosen.
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Upor
Ariesbotg
Aml Ghilet
Orem Vines
Utah
Omaha
Union Pacific Railroad
Armstrong
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Green River
Slontana
Pocatello
Uct i
Orem
Armetrong
W. C. Orem
Leat
Judge King Declares Senate Nomination Bid
Balt Take July 19 Friends of Judge Wilt H. King, long touted as a possible U S Senate candidate, secured permission to announce that his name will be presented to the Democratic state convention in Orden. King has consented to accept if nominated and will work to unite Democrats for the coming campaign. His decision shifts support away from other contenders who had hoped for the nomination, boosting King’s prospects at the convention.
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Balt
Wilt H- Kiee
United States
Democratic Party
Orden
Notalialion
Une
Ting Meccas
Democratis
Cammonien
King
Democrata
Cialon
Rion
Nate
Repator
Gosatners
Arerit
Iron Strength Builder Claim From Doctor Bauer Article
An advertisement quotes Dr Bauer extolling iron as the greatest strength builder and warning against improper iron forms. It advises five grain tablets thrice daily after meals for two weeks and promises improved endurance, digestion, and stamina, touting benefits for athletes and general health.
Olson Backing King Sparks Senator Run Rumor
The scene surrounding Culbert J. Olson suggests support to run for senator, with Olson signaling willingness to back Judge King if King seeks the nomination. Sedge Kings and allies expect opposition at the state convention, while Simon Damberger may reconsider his political stance after previously being named a possible candidate.
Pioneering Mormon Leader Tuttle Dies in Utah
Pioneer and former city council member John Tuttle, active in agriculture and stock raisin g, led a harness and saddlery business and served as director and wool buyer for Central Utah Wool company. He oversaw a supervision business with train camps, won the name of John Berry Tuck, married Sabra Voorhres January 3, 1870, and left ten children. Survived by wife and children, including several in Mand and one in Salt Lake.
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Emong
Tewas
Bualnert
Th Central Uteh Wool Company
Ploche
Tattle
John Herry Tuck
Sabra A. Voorhres
Fraily A. Cox
Sirs
J. D. Voorker Talther Jr
Hoss
Laurence
Frmn W
John WL
Horton J
Edward E .Toyd W
Maud Tuttle
Edwar E
End
Jobn
Tuttle
Balt Lake
Mand
Myra Fall
English Present Arms as Honor at Paria Defense
Paria July 19 4 30 pm British presented arms to troops at Orillora after ten days of siege by German forces. Troops defended town under hunger and bombardment with only 126 men remaining from regiments captured. Survivors surrendered as British army acknowledged their bravery.
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Orillera
Sirea
Ihn Brosd Bishway
Alberta Mapaume
Vilage
Troeslan Ruatt
Orillora
Feitals
X Pond
Athera
Pioneer of 12852 Expires at Manti
Luther Tuttle, a long time Manti resident and Black Hawk War veteran, died at his home after a long illness. Born July 16, 1849 in Pottawattamie County Iowa, he came to Utah in the mid 1850s and helped found Mant and nearby counties. He served as a wagon train leader crossing the plains to the Missouri River and endured hardships with emigrants. He contributed to local development and was esteemed as a pioneer and veteran of early Utah settlement.
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Manti
Matt
Hogerog NF
Luther Tuttle
Bundy
Pistos
Missouri River
Russia to hold both parts of Dardanelles claim
London reports a Petrograd source says Russia will possess both sides of the Dardanelles after parliamentary delegates met with the Entente. Professor Milukaf asserts the key issue was the straits question and notes an agreement promising both allies access, though not yet signed.
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London
Petrograd
Hunsky Blovoe
Milukaft
Dardanelles
Tiuesia
Man-Eating Sharks Reported Along Atlantic Waters
An eight foot shark was caught in Ehrenbury River near Atlantic Highlands New Jersey on July 1. Reports say schools of man eaters were headed toward the American coast from the Uruguayan coast near Matanzas with large fish observed off Delaware capes and Rhode Island. Three big sharks were weighed near Rockland Inlet on the southern New England coast.
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Allande Highlands
N. J
Ehrenbury
Bright
Twaton
Malta
Fos Ana
Arennier Penobsct Fo
Matanza Cubs
Delaware Capes
Riock
New England
Civil Service Position Advertisement Notation
Classified notice offers at home preparation data for civil service positions and requests. Mentions routers and Po aus far placed of request box or Ogden.
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