Zeppelins Raid London In Second Night Attack
London observers recount a second Zeppelins raid against the city, with two airships downed by anti-aircraft fire and fighter planes. One fell flaming, the other disabled and landed, leaving crews captured or killed. widespread property damage and casualties reported across London and surrounding counties.
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London
Jay Stark
Mangold
Reser County
Shila
Eusfire
England
Wesitet Talder
Tam Cof
Tfiay
Fitch
Tker
Hughes Gains in Midwest States as Campaign Tour Ends
New York report says Indiana Wisconsin and Illinois were claimed for Hughes by Republican leaders. A telegram from A T Hert and US Senator Sherman cites large rallies and record crowds across Wisconsin Indiana and Minnesota with extensive favorable reception. Indiana appears certain for Hughes Fairbanks in November with strong party organization support in the state.
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New York
Indiana
Tinois
Wisconsin
Hughes
Wilcox
Ito Nepublican National Committee
A. T. Hert
Chicago
United States
Lawrence
Sherman
Titsell
Hert
Itiaala
Middle West
Timots
Milwaukee
Colbert
Fairbanks
West
Xepublicank
Whi H, Haya
Wr Wil
Democrats Back Wilson Seeking Record Vote
New York January 21 reports Democratic leaders predict President Wilson will be reelected by a wide margin. The National Committee and supporters cite growing strength among Independent and Republican voters, active fundraising from the people, and expanding Wilson clubs as proof of broad popular support.
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New York
Gept
Wilson
Democratic National
McCormick
Washington Administration
Woodrow Wilran
Democrata
Ife
Acroa
Ists
Ad Oh
Woodrow Wilson
Iret
Keatton
Bezo
Woodrae Wilson
United States
Trength
Wilken
National Committee
Wilson and Marshall
Wood- Tow
Wilson Independent League
Fen
Ian Kent
California
Ee Democrats
Congress
rAe
Ogether
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Luther Turbauk
Parlo Labia
Ida
Tarbell
Francis J. Stener
Amos Pinchot
Charles W. Ellot
Theodore H. Price
Henry Hruere
Mra
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Henry A. Garfield
Pon
James A. Garfield
Rey Stannard Taker
Arzuastua Thomas
Lewis J. Johnson
Harvard
Bainbridge Colby
Roger Babson
Wilcog
Ein
Raleing
Blackmailing Ring Arrests Spark Chicago Uproar
Chicago police nabbed Homer T. French, James Christian, alias dimmie a rope. The trio faced federal impersonation and extortion charges tied to a scheme targeting A R Wesley and Alice Williams. Wesley paid 112 to secure release, then 2500 more, as officers claimed. Christian, released on bond earlier, faces additional charges and further transfer to New York for trial.
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Chicago
Sept. M
Department of Justice
New York
Chirag
Homer T. French
Aling
Ack" French
James Christian
Dimmie” Arope
French
Christian
Tyson Hotel
A. R. Wesley
Irvin
Brady
Machea
Weetey
William
Win
United States
Mark A. Toote
Department of Jumtica
Lote Wesley
Invin
Rend
Wesley
Department of Justice Te Veres
Hinton G. Clabaugh
Bureau of Loveatipation
Tage
Claybaugh
Caristian
Irwin
Farmer Is Killed At Grade Crossing Near Pocatello
A westbound light engine struck a car at a grade crossing one mile east of Pocatello injuring five members of the Fertin and Heberlta families. The driver and occupants, returning from Far Hot Springs, were praised for staying at the scene as the injured were taken to Pocatello General Hospital. doctors expect most to recover. The crossing was level and well built. Engine crews were Engineer Openshaw and Fireman Stout.
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Pocatello
Ida
Fertin
Heberlta
Topaz Statin
Fng
Mlagon
Joho Heberila
Jessie I Mebestio
Piizabeth Heberlin
Smon
Patria
Mary Ferrie
E. N. Roberts
Lcay
American Falls
Fara Hot Springs
Fourth Week of Parley Begins in New London
Members of the Serban American joint coronation enter the fourth week of conferences in New London as American members continue inquiries into social and economic issues, culinary problems, and related topics. A Mexican report on Cel nabua attack denies that Ville's party secured munitions. Vila appears in the city.
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New London
Conn
Therr
Setteo
Landree Garcia
Reneal
Fl Tae
Atteck
Celnabua
Ville Forcer
Attorney Kills His Own Wife in Missouri Case
Josena Missouri Sept 24 Oscar McDaniel prosecuting attorney was arrested tonight on a murder warrant charging him with the death of his wife Harriet McDaniel. She was found dying in her bedroom July 16. The arrest followed a coroner inquest that raised sensational questions about the events. McDaniel reportedly laughed at arrest and requested permission to buy a revolver. The investigation also touched on an alleged attempt to kill the prisoner’s associate while in court.
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Josena
Oscar McDaniel
Atiormry
Fae
Ttn
Elfoy
Mavs
McMantel
McDaniel
Acimo
Eko
McDanlel
Tholatera
Cern
McPacker
Unding Ho
Mra. McDaniel
Anarthog
Ithie
All Right Ufo
Olticere
Patlees
Bart Lockwood
Criminal Court
Rereral New Sitnensrs
Pew Light
Cas
Buchanan
Murder at McDaniel home sparks inquest tales
A long inquest into the McDaniel murder reveals decoy messages sending the victim downtown before a gunfight. Patrolling and investigative efforts face funding limits as prosecutors seek new witnesses and fresh light on the case.
Canadians Hold Off German Attack In Winding Battle
Canadian forces under heavy fire repelled a German assault near Courcette during a grand attack. A Canadian machine gunner and an officer with bomb throwers blunted the raid as Canadians advanced through no man’s land and across fields, inflicting heavy losses on German troops while the opposing line retreated.
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Germany
Ybert
Fife
Courcelette
Erebadea
Tian
Lewis Killa
Forthford
Courretetle
Notice of Dissolution of Partnership in Nevada Firm
The firm formerly named J.C. Lee & Son in Tacoma Ta coma Nevada dissolved by mutual consent. C. F. Lee purchased J. C. Lee’s entire interest and will pay all debts. Dated August 29, 1914. Advertisement.
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J.C. Lee & Son
Tacoma
Hadley matron Elizabeth Hadley dies at West Weber
Elizabeth Centte Hunter Hadley wife of Walter Hadley died yesterday at the family home in West Weber from Bright s disease after seven weeks confinement. Born March 14 432 in North Bask Lamilthgaw Featland the daughter of James and Christina Hunter she joined the Mormon church in Scotland and moved to Utah as a child. Survived by her husband and ten children 23 grandchildren and numerous siblings and relatives. She served in church and social roles including presidency of the West Weber relief society for many years.
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Elizabeth Centte Hunter Hadley
Walter Hadley
Weat Weber
Bright
Mr. Hadley
North Bask
Lamilthgaw
Featland
James
Christa Contra Honter
Scotland
Utah
Waatil
Plains
Wale Hadley
Salt Lake City
Webbur
Hindley
Dias
Lovisg
Weat Waber
Vlctor
Idaho
Catherine F. Waymeat
Warren
Charles H. Hadley
Elva May Ilediey
West Weber
George F
John C. Muster
Corie
Funeral services for West Weber residents set
The obituary lists residents including lian Taylor of Taylor Utah and Willan G Hunter with multiple names. The funeral is scheduled for Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the West Weber meeting house with interment in West Weber cemetery. A wake is planned at the residence in West Weber tomorrow afternoon.
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Lian Taylor
Taylor
Utah
Willan G. Hunter
Witton
James DB. Hutoher
Barazel' R. Hunter
Garlands
Hunter
Wilson
David F. Tyunter
Pam
Idaho
Agnes Hichardson
Barahi
Staker
Orden
West Weber
Tad
Mord
Funersars
Market volatility in Argentina buys wheat futures
In Chicago weekly grain review Argentina crop outlook and rains shift bears to bulls. Rumors of Argentina demand push prices up 2 to 3 percent amid cargo purchases and easing export offers. Frost damage caps corn values as export activity steadies and supplies tighten. market focus moves from Romania to South American factors.
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Chicago
Argentina
Romania
Mardanelles
Dalkaos
Constantipopie
Russia
New York
Yeatentar Pevertheles
Moletore
Agetesatva
Telegraph Office Destroyed In City Fire At Third Street
A three story building housing the Western Union Telegraph company at Third street and Hennepin avenue was nearly destroyed in a recent fire. Telegraph offices were moved to temporary quarters and officials believed operations would not be seriously hampered.
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SURNS
Minneapolis
Western Union Telegraph Company
Third Street
Hennepin Avenue
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