Susanna Montes in suspect in Hauls case as inquest opens
Mineola Aug. 32 The coroner’s inquest into the death of Jack De Saulles was adjourned to Aug 3. Mrs Bianca De Saulles remains gravely ill and cannot stand trial until her condition improves. Dr Guy F Cleghorn reports an undetermined malady and will perform an X ray soon.
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Mineola
Guy F Cleghorn
Bianca de Ssullen
Jack de Gaulies
Cleghorn
Uterhart
Mins Monteau
Canning Exhibit Today at Wallach School Playground
A motor truck decorated with an American flag will host an open air canning demonstration this afternoon from 4:30 to 6:30 and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Wallach School playground in D Street Southeast by Miss Mary Wharton Thurston and assistants Miss Landrum and Miss Blaise McGrift. Today's session covers beans corn tomatoes and okra with peaches on Saturday. Housewives are invited and asked to bring baskets. a free community center entertainment follows this evening.
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Wallach
D Street
Mary Wharton Thurston
Miss Landrum
Blaise McGrift
Mystery woman found in Lambert case identity revealed
In St Louis on August 9 the mystery woman linked to J W Lambert the millionaire drug maker was identified as Miss Alvina Perstrup 25 former Lambert stenographer. She says they were good friends and that Lambert phoned she was sick and dying urging the maid to go to his room where she found him dead with a bullet wound. coroner's jury ruled death by own action.
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St Louis
J. W Lambert
Alvina Perstrup
Lambert
Railroads Sold Coal Cars to Canadian Government
Columbus Aug 3 Attorney General McGhee and the State public utilities commission probe reports that the Toledo and Ohio Central and Hocking Valley railroads sold coal cars to Canada. John Kay acting as New Brunswick agent for Canada says he has purchased 1,700 coal cars from Ohio railroads.
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Columbus
Ohio
McGhee
State Public Utilities Commission
Toledo and Ohio Central
Hocking Valley
John Kay
New Brunswick
Gen King Slightly Better After Illness in Brooklyn
Horatio King, aged 30 in this report, though better, remains gravely ill with heart disease at his Brooklyn home. The former army officer and noted orator and lawyer won a Civil War congressional medal for distinguished service. Only slight hope is entertained for recovery.
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New York
Horatio King
Brooklyn
King
Police end two year hunt in Arctic voyage
Edmonton reporters say a mounted police party reached the city after a 3000 mile trek over ice and snow. Two Eskimos named Inn 2:2 and Wilusuk are alleged to be connected with the killings of Fathers Roy vier and Leroux at Booody Falls in the arctic regions in 1391. Inspector J D Lancuse led the expedition which lasted more than two years.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Mounted Police
Wilusuk
Royvier
Leroux
Booody Falls
Arctic
J D Lancuse
Little Jack De Saulles Reunites With Mother In Mineola Jail Visit
A dramatic Mineola Jail scene ends with Bianca De Saulles embracing her son Jack De Saulles after he rushes past the sheriff to reach his mother. Witnesses recount the boy shouting for his mother and clinging to her as detectives guard the reunion. The meeting lasts about forty five minutes before the mother is urged to let him go, with tense emotions lingering in the corridor.
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Marshall Ward
de Baules
Maj. de Baulles
Caroline Degener
Ward
de Saudles
de Saulles Gake
Leonard Thorn
Seaman
Mia de Seulles
Jack de Saulles
Sheriff
Mineola
Jack de Saules
John Longer de Wau
Bianca Vergara de Saullea
Omeenar
Bo Tracy
Tran Gatea
Warden Hult
Tron
Gtaire
Charlie
Jack de Sannes
Bianca de Squires
Toom
Blanca de Saulles
Phineas Seaman
Mr Tracy
Blanca de Saulies
Jack
Duncan honored by labor groups for Russia trip
Several hundred local and international labor members gathered at the Social Oyster Club to honor James Duncan, AFL first vice president, upon returning to Washington from Russia as the lead delegate on Elihu Roat's commission. Samuel Gompers presided as Duncan described Russia's labor struggles and the spread of American Federation of Labor democracy.
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James Duncan
American Federation of Labor
Washington
United States
Gompers
Duncan
Puncan
Russia
Cleveland Library Plans purge of German propaganda books
Officials of the Cleveland public library inspect 25 000 German volumes to weed out propaganda material. Assistant Abraham Vitz says 15 books and publications have already been removed, with more dropped from circulation as the library board orders a purge of pro German literature.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Public Library
Abrarien Vitz
Library Board
Children Strike Kaiser Page In Speller Backlash
Chicago is abuzz as youngsters mutilate a school eighth grade speller page praising the Kaiser. Mail arrives with torn pages and letters explaining the protest. One child notes a navy brother’s service as justification.
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Chicago
Thompson
Helen Narry
Brothers for Soldiers Pal Program Aids NJ Men at Front
State committee on public safety launches a big brother system to support New Jersey soldiers abroad. Each front line service member gets a home front pal who arranges care for dependents, forwards newspapers, and supplies comforts not provided by the government. The effort aims to ease the soldier’s burden and furnish needed services locally.
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Big Brother
New Jersey
State Committee On Public Safety
Trenton
Grand jury indicts 119 in Flat River riots
Farmington Mo Aug 9 the St Francois county grand jury returned 119 indictments against 118 men in the antiforeign riots at Flat River. Charges include rioting interfering with employment and assault with intent to kill. Federal authorities say paid German agents sparked the riots. Names not released. Also reports from Muskogee Okla and Miami Okla list IWW agitators arrested and dynamite threats in mining areas.
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Farmington
St Francois County
Flat River
Matthews
Muskogee
Oklo
Miami
Ottawa County
United States Marshal's Office
Sing
McNaughten
Pop
Auto Crash Ends In Tragedy Near Conneaut Lake
Florence Hughes of New Brighton was killed when an auto struck a tree at Conneaut Lake after midnight Tuesday. Howard Beck of Aspinwall and Mabel Spencer of Slippery Rock were seriously injured. Walter Welch of Slippery Rock, in the party, reportedly shot himself and remained in serious condition with a neck wound.
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Meadville
Florence Hughes
New Brighton
Howard Beck
Aspinwall
Misa Mabel Spencer
Slippery Rock
Conpeaut Lake
Walter Welch
Bisbee Deportations Stir Arizona Officials
Arizona Attorney General Wiley Jones says deportations of over 1,000 IWW members from Bisbee will continue despite law. Governor Campbell plans to act after his inquiry, while families of deported workers hear that their husbands won’t return.
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Arizona
Comrittes
LW. W
Tucson
Ariz
Wiley Jones
Busebee
Arizona Federation of Labor
Gev Campbell
Bisbee
Gev. Campbell
Frente
Aheriff
Govvernor Seig
Phoenix
Warren
Wiley Tones
Hearsts
Jenea
Gov Campbell
Press Gagged, Works Says
Former U S senator John Works told a conference in San Francisco that the Associated Press would not carry damning news about war legislation due to influence from money kings in New York. He claimed editorials and reporting are pressured to align with those financiers' aims.
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Associated Rrony
San Franciscq
Cal
John
Works
Los Angeles
United States
Conference For Democracy and Terms of Peace
People's Council of America
Associated Preas
Associated Press
Monsy
New York
Buaneng
San Francisco
Plattsburg Cadets to Attend Harvard Course in Warfare
Announcement that 656 Plattsburg training camp members will arrive at Harvard University on August 19 for a special instruction course. Capt James A Shannon and six French army officers will lead an intensive modern trench warfare program for Harvard reserve officers training corps, as the camp closes August 16. Contingent to be quartered in freshman dormitories.
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Cambridge
Mass
Plattsburg
Harvard University
James A Shannon
Harvard Reserve Officers Training Corps
Platteburg
Washington men on torpedoed ship in Atlantic sinking
Newport News Va Aug 9 The British steamer Argalla was torpedoed and sunk off England with Capt Morris and ten crew perishing. Forty Americans were aboard including Eza Flaherty Russellville Ky J G McCaulsy Chambersburg Pa W P Carpenter Washington Co Md and many others from Baltimore Philadelphia Springfield and Newport News. Survivors landed in Glasgow Scotland.
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Newport News
England
Morris
Glasgow
Scotland
Argaha
United States Shipping Company
C E Kenworthy
Argalia
Eza Flaherty
Russellville
J G@ McCaulsy
Chambersburg
W P Carpenter
Washington, Co
T J. Ahannon
Bangor
Maine
Fred Baker
Cincinnati
William Hunter
Baltimore
John F. Kelly
John Gorman
Philadelphia
Charles Nagle
Hamiiton
Ohio
G Howell
Maryland
H. B Scarborough
Baxtern
Thomas McAuliffe
Howard King
Willam Fucker
James Bowles
Norfolk
Trolan
Joel Moore
BM Runnels
Raleigh
Marshall Cronin
Willam Dunn
Springfield
Ill
James GC Wright
Thomas Blater
Marlin Reifelt
John J Duncan
Evan H Mitchell
Camden
Thomas MecBligott
Washingtone
F. Bouson
Peoria
Federal Labor Interference Charge Letters to Wilson
Chicago August report of a joint letter by chief labor leaders accusing Chicago officials in the Finance Department of improper use of authority. They request Department of Justice contact the Labor Department before actions in labor disputes or strikes. The letter mentions plant work at Wolf Manufacturing and railroad shops at Avia, warning against investigation being used to foment unrest.
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Chicago
Aus
Wilson
Department of Jyatica
Department of Labor
Igbee
I. Wolf? Manufacturage Co
Rai Lread
Aitvia
Britain Seeks Doctors Amid War Staffing Strain
London reports that the central medical war committees warned no more medical men are available for army commissions without endangering civil community needs. After four canvases by eleven committee members, they hope many doctors from the United States will join to help Europe.
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London
Earl of Derby
Central Medical War Committees
United States
Nonsense Dinner Hears Pedagogy in Washington Garden
Washington Arts Club hosts a second weekly nonsense dinner in 2017 I Street NW. Dr Potts of the University of Texas and Philander P Claxton, commissioner of education, speak humorously on the seriousness of education. Mrs F Harrington presides.
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Washington Arts Club
I Street
Northwest
Potts
University of Texas
Philander P Claxton
F. Harrington
Chevy Chase Seminary
Claxton
Dr Potts
Ution Propagandists Aid Amid Russia Debate
Commissioned observers describe propagandists returning from abroad influencing Russia with anti democratic rhetoric and German money. They warn intervention by the United States would push a drifting democracy toward foreign sway while noting Russia’s workmen councils and factions moving toward unity under centralized leadership. Rogers Root and others plan further travel to assist rehabilitating Russia.
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Snd
United States
New York
Russia
Red Cross Commission Arrives in Petrograd
El Thompson and Dr Frank Billings head a Red Cross mission to Russia arriving by imperial special train. Premier Kerensky welcomes the proposal and promises cooperation as Francis the American ambassador to Premier Kerensky reports strong ovations en route. The Peoria Youth also aided the delegation amid a tense wartime backdrop.
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Petrograd
Rus
Wham el Thompson
Frank Billings
Red Cross Commission
Russia
David
Peoria
Francis
Kerensky
Jake
Comminston
Eling Hoot
Damask Table Linen Sale Ad Listing Prices
Readable fragments describe a sale on damask table cloths and pillowcases with prices such as 1.50 each for table cloths and 20c each for pillowcases. Items are on the second floor with references to mercerized fabric and yard quantities.
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le Nation
Murdered Bride Lottie Brandon Body Brought to Washington
Police traced the Annapolis murder of Lottie May Brandon to Washington where her body arrived for funeral arrangements. Sheriff John R Sullivan and State's Attorney Nicholas H Green direct the probe as husband Randall Brandon returns with his mother to gather belongings while detectives search the ruined Second Street flat for clues.
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John R Sullivan
Washington
Branden
Martha Rranden
Sixth Street
Branion
Annapola
Ructher
Brandon
Sublilvan
Nicholas H Green
29 Second Street
Sullivan
Obrey
Kratz and
Pohler
Lottle May Brandon
Oelock
W H_ Bargo
Oelob
St Paul’s Hepiscopal Church
Martha R Brandon
Lottie May Brandon
Randall J Haislup
Vale Brandon
Annapolis
Rock Island teen held on federal charge for itching powder attack
Raymond Thoarpa of Rock Inland, 16, is jailed in Peoria awaiting a federal hearing on a warrant accusing him of scattering itching powder and detonating an explosive device in a government facility at Rock Inland. He admits doing it for fun.
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Peoria
Raymond Thoarpa
Rock Inland
Can a Canner Can a Can What Knox Said
Senator Philander C Knox, en route home to Pittsburgh, praised the canning campaign urged by Ly and Houston of the Agriculture Department. He noted a fond memory of a doggerel line about a canner can can everything, and cited the woodchuck tongue twister as a related bit of lore.
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Philander C Knox
Fittsburgh
Ly & Houston
Department of Agriculture
Houston
Aura
Carpenters Join Rifles at Washington Terminal
Workers from Washington Terminal Company's carpenter force enrolled in the Home Defense Teague Roles. Meetings were held at the corporation coach shop and powerhouse with speeches by M A Winter Lieut Celeb P Haselton Maj Oliver A Phelps and George H Wieglew. Senator K D McKellar of Tennessee will rally for further enrollments tonight.
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Washington Terinal Company
R Iurg
Corporation
Celeb P Haselton
Oliver A Phelps
George H Wieglew
R McKinges
K D McKellar
Tennessee
President sign expands Interstate Commission to nine members
President Wilson yesterday signed legislation increasing the Interstate Commerce Commission from seven to nine members. The move aims to boost the commission’s strength with two new appointees, as vacancies arise from recent deaths and anticipated Senate action.
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Wilson
Jin News Autoaer
Eonmderlaz
Senate
Cammussoner Cismenis
Receipt Allegedly From German Submarine Shown in Philadelphia
A Manila style naval item describes Capt Morehouse presenting a receipt said to be issued by an officer of a German submarine that sank the Philadelphia schooner John Twohy on July 21, twenty miles southeast of the Avire. The document, shown on arrival, is attributed to Ensign active service and notes the chief examining officer. The account ties the receipt to a transatlantic passenger service context and the freighter Deutschlard.
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Philadelphia
More House
John Twohy
Afene
John Twes Rae Rye
Founderesa Bi
U 10
Deutschlard Whersts
Transatlanti
Germany
SEEKING 100 000 AIRMEN FOR MILITARY TRAINING
Aug 9 New York report: the War Department announces a program seeking 100,000 airmen for military training under the Civilian and Army programs. It details enlistment signals, eligibility, and officer offers, with emphasis on rapid mobilization and national defense.
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