Elkay elks golf tournament set for Sunday at Bedford
An Elkay golf tournament is planned for Sunday with 21 players. Handicaps up to 36 on 18 holes and a roving cup prize plus six golf balls for the winner. Grounds access limited to members and their families. course visible from Bedford Road. public not admitted.
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Ites
A. S. Barrows
Rgd
Olla
Eakridee
Jag
Bafa Parts
Cook
Charles ‘Hart
Me Twit
Alvin Padgett
Randal
Harlan
Carl Vollmer
A. Copple
Fred i Kennedy
Willian Kennedy
L. D. Hingher
Ray ‘Bollenbacher
F. A
Fitzgerald
Edward Keller
Wille
Heiill
Elks and maemUara
Bedford
Luke
Arras Fight Reports German War Office Update
Berlin reports intense action as German and Austro German forces clash near Lemberg amid claims of French penetration and a looming first large battle. Vienna notes enemy entrenchments at Grodek lake region while Austro Hungarian troops advance near the Pema railway and along the northwest. Bavaria troops reportedly cross the Russian border deep into enemy lines.
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Berlin
Lemberé
Heford Grobek
Pema
Theorthwest
Vienna
Bejing
Grodek Lake
Lemvere
Lember
Mackensen
Hessiah
Bavaria
Fighting Near Arras In Intense Frontline Battles
Paris reports heavy fighting along an eight mile front north of Arras with trenches and hill sides littered by wreckage. French and allied forces attack at four points while censorship delayed public progress updates as bombardments and infantry clash near Souchez and Strasbourg Bertin.
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Paris
Arras
Leon
Teutons Cross Dnieper 15 Miles Southeast of Stanislav
Austro German troops crossed the Dnieper fifteen miles southeast of Stanislav, the war office admitted, noting the Russian forces east of Stryj repelled the advance and left fifty two officers and forty four men captured.
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Petrograay
Dneister
Stanislav
Stryj
New Trial for Thy i New Trial at Tovtest HS Sanity
In Albany on June 16, Harry K Thaw is granted a jury trial to test his sanity. The court affirms the prior judgment ordering a sanity trial at age. Attorney Woodberry closes as the case progresses.
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Albany
Jime
American History Tune Mentioned At Chicago Convention
Fragmentary notes reference 1860 adjournment a 1908 event with Taft nomination and Kentucky ex-governor. Mentions born 1825 died 1912, Republican ties and personal convention meeting in Chicago. Sparse readable names and dates indicate a political history outline.
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Bore
Judea
Bryan presents three part peace plan for war remedy
Washington D C June 48 The Bryan remedy arbitration third installment in 2 Bryan discussion of useless warHiya divides his remedy into three parts He advises first tentative offers of mediation by the United States and neutrals Next he urges affiliation for the Bryan peace treaty. For years investigation of international disputes which would allow expansion to subside and reason to regain sway. Cleveland Ohio June 18 China honorary commercial commissioners were to be guide commerce Heun commission aug est Chinese ser tion planned utilities and ind White Slaver. Caugit Chicago NL June 19 Donald Q Dawson twenty EF at fhdianapolis was today sentenced by Judge Lan dis in federal court to beres fifteen months in the federal prison at Leavenworth for Holattone of the Mann sixteen year old Ethel Smith of Lebanon Ind from Indianapolis to Chicago for immoral purposes
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Washington,d. C
Bryan
United States
Cleveland
Ohio
China
Ind
White
Tornadoes Strike Kansas Missouri Killing Seven
Seven people are reported dead and extensive property damage occurred across Kansas and Missouri in 24 hours of storms. Tornadoes damaged roofs and bridges, with communications disrupted as multiple towns including Richmond, Salina, and Sedalia reported impacts. News notes also mention a presidential succession context and post disaster rebuilding.
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Kansas
Missouri
Ridge
Woestmoreland
Richmond
Mio
Salina
Kanis
Els
Coun Gas
Hermann
Paris
Sedalia
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Obituary notices for Owen Cavanaugh and Pearl Walter
Longtime Fifth Ward resident Owen Cavanaugh died at his Newstreet home after a long illness. He was 68, a bridge worker, former carpenter, and a Catholic, with no children. Funeral plans to be announced, burial at St Johns Cemetery. Pearl Walter, widow of Arch Walter, died Thursday afternoon after a heart attack. She was born in 1890, survived by ten children and kin in California, with services Sunday at Grand Avenue home and Oak Grove Cemetery. Also noted is the funeral service for A F Connelly of Seymour, held at First M B Church with Masons assisting. interment at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Owen’ Chyanaugh
Hisi
Ga Fanaugh
Capanaugh
Washington
Southwestern Railroad
R- Cavanaugh
Betty Donnelly
Ridget
St Simon's Catholic Church
St Joh's
Pearl Waller
Pearl Walter
Arch Waller
Wal Ie
Anklin
Eabon
le A. Walter
P Laree Tamtly
Callifornia
Decker Station
Knox County
Baptist Church
Grand Avenue
Oak Grove Cemetery
Bernstorff Denies Gerhard Reports
German Ambassador Bernstorff denied reports that his emissary to Berlin was Dr Alfred Meser a gun agent and dismissed stories of a German plot to tamper with American mails He also planned to protest the circulation of such accounts Dr Robert W Long Dies in Indianapolis at 72 after prolonged illness and a grain elevator fire reported in Fortville Indiana later items.
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Washington
Bernpfertz
Lansing
Berlin
Alfred Meser
Anton Mayer-Gerrard
Four Graduates Receive Diplomas at Bt. Simon Academy
Four graduates received diplomas at Bt. Simon Academy during the commencement in the assembly hall of the new school for boys. They were Micnes Helen ing efforts io Gordon Marie Howard Mery Krhot er and Marguerite A Walsh. Mary Sanford won a gold medal for completing the course in music. The program featured violin numbers by Grace Walter Marie Dosch Lydia Walker Regins Krets Maria Vonderschmitt and a faultless Schumann nocturne by Miss Mary Sanford. Miss Walsh gave a strong reading from Merchant of Venice and Mary Sanford displayed piano prowess playing Lacien in F minor with left hand. The four graduates wore white roses and carried bouquets as they received praise and applause.
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New School For Boys
Micnes
Helen ‘Ing
Io Gordon
Marie Howard
Mery Krhoter
Marguerite A. Walgh
Ina Mary
Banford
Windsor
Pinnos
Gartrade
Dosch
Grace Walter
Marie Dosch
Lydia Walker
Miscea Regins Krets
Maria Vonderschmitt
Mary Sanford
Schumann
Marguerite A. Walsh
Ventre
Miss Walsh
Tzk' Lacien
Mexico's Provisional President Cha laro Replies to Washington
A June message from Provisional President Cha torso of Mexico was received by the state department. The communication indicates support for Villa’s peace proposals and references the convention government’s stance and actions in Mexico.
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Washington
State Department
Chalaro
México
Wilson
Chavaro
Villa
Carranzs
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