Morgan Shot by Crank Wards off Danger at Morgan’s Home
Glen Cove July 5 Morgan, shot twice by Frank Holt last Saturday, is out of danger. Physicians report a normal pulse and temperature, a restful night, and no current danger, though Holt’s condition remains grave and examination is delayed until Wednesday.
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Glen Cove
Morgan
Frank Holt
Juiny
Guy Clezhera
Wig
Hoalt
Holt
Olt
Jook
Grifenhagen
New County
President Stormbound on Independence Day in Cornish
President Wilson faced a driving rain on July 4 in Cornish Nova Scotia. He spent the morning reading and replying to telegrams rather than a planned port game. Secret Service guarded the grounds and monitored the president’s surroundings for the day.
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Cornish
NS. H
Wilson
Washington
Secret Service
Flatlakenden Howe
Two Hurt When Automobile Skids and Upsets Near Waterl oo
Miss Bess Forisch of 126 Harrison street and Miss Helen Wise of 237 Vine street were injured when the automobile carrying Harold Schultz and Robert Penne of the Commercial National Bank force skidded on wet roads and overturned five miles northwest of Waterloo. Fortsch suffered severe injuries, including a broken collar bone, broken ribs, crushed lungs, and possible internal injuries. Wise had a broken arm and was hospitalized at Presbyterian Hospital. The two men escaped with minor injuries. The party had left Waterloo for Cedar Falls after a short outing when the crash occurred near W. C. Leland farm. Fortsch remained at W. Leland home for treatment. Wise was moved to the hospital. Both women were well known in Waterloo and had worked for Black's Store. Fortsch’s condition improved slightly by noon.
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Bess Forisch
Harrison Street
Helen Wise
Vine Street
Larold Schultz
Robert, Penne
Commercial National Bank
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
W. C. Leland Farm
Woma Sengs
Miss Fortsch
W. ©. Leland
Miss Wise
Presbyterian Hospital
Miss Fortset
Burns
Waverly
Blairsburg
Black's
Harold Schultz
Miss Forts
Carlson Dies From Injuries in Tacoma Race
Billy Carlson, auto racer injured at the Tacoma speedway yesterday, died early today in Tacoma Washington. The brief item notes his death following the accident with no further details provided.
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Tacoma
Wash
Jety
Billy Carlson
Tacoma Speedway
Safe and Sane Fourth Observed by Brethren Church
The Church of the Brethren held a peaceful Fourth gathering five miles south of town with a Sunday school program at morning, a large picnic lunch, and social activities. Fireworks were limited to later at country homes, and no injuries were reported, keeping attendees fit for duty next day.
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Church of the Brethren
Holt Planned to Imprison the Morgans and Stop Arms Exports
New York July 6 Frank Holt, the Cornell instructor who shot J P Morgan, said his plan was to hold Mrs Morgan and the younger children as hostages then guard them with two revolvers and dynamite to compel Morgan to halt arms exports. He claimed the Morgan children followed him upstairs and that he had accomplished part of his aim by supporting an arms embargo.
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New York
Frank Volt
Uerman
Cornell University
J P. Morgan
J. P. Morgan & Company
East Island
L. 1
Morgan
William J. Flynn
United States Secret Service
Holl
Hart
Villa armies seize Saltillo amid Monterey front moves
Reports from Laredo July 3 describe Villa troops occupying Saltillo about thirty miles southwest of Monterey and heavy movements near Paredon, with a planned battle angle. A truce with Cartaga troops allows one day for burial after a fatal engagement. Also noted is a social announcement of a marriage in Waterloo, Ontario.
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Laredo
Tex
Villa
Monterey
Salillo
Paredon
Cartanga
Villagareda
Battle of Fireworks Fought by Hoodlums in Waterloo
Waterloo streets became a battlefield as fourth of july celebrations turned violent. Ernest Meyers of La Porte City jailed for thirty days after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct. Fifty-one law violators arrested over the weekend, with many charged for drunkenness and disturbing the public order.
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Waterloo
Ernest Meyers
la Porte City
Fourth Street
Peter Mavrelis
Meyers
Kohl
Washington Dury
Phyalrane
John Saul
Poker
Meyers Wis Jenient
Othars
Mob Attacks Three Black People Near Round Oak Georgia
In Maun, Georgia, a mob of about 500 persons attacked three Black individuals last night near Round Oak and Wayside, injuring Siiae Tanner, a farmer. Authorities search for additional participants as sheriff deputies reach the scene and hold the three victims in connection with the dispute. Local communication lines were cut and news of the violence only reached nearby towns today.
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Maun
Round Oak
Siiae
Turner
W. Fh King
Jane Adang neutrals meet at Qingue conference in April
Fragmented text reports Jane Ad irman of the shterhatignial of ween for pene bhay at The Jingue in April fist. Delegations appt int ribab the conference to visit the wart Potties on a penep. AdbTanie terbered: the Cher Of TD Withast Tone. No negotiations can new be.
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New York
Mise Jane Adirman
Adsse
Dave Gacehedee
Identity of Holt Rums Through Muenter Links Inquiries
New York July 5 reports say Hoover era suspects in a plot to identify Frank Holt who on Saturday attempted to shoot detectives. Cambridge and Harvard connections surface as investigators compare Holt with Erich Muenter, a former Harvard instructor who vanished after his wife’s death. Detectives in New York and Washington press for clues as relatives and associates weigh descriptions, while Holt’s father in law seeks counsel amid mounting questions.
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New York
Mrade
Glenage
Frank Oll
T Yp
Iron
JeNo
Muenter
Chicago
Holt
Pasier Alliciws
Washington
Dallas
Tex
Mheyer
Sensabaugh
Marlin W. Littleton
Folk
Mr. Littleton
Charles 1 Wood
Nassau County
Harvard University
Hele
Wool
Twelve Men Killed as Liner Anglo- Californian Attacked
The liner Anglo Californian was fired upon killing twelve crew and passengers, with eight wounded as the ship reaches Queenstown from Montreal. Among the dead are six Americans. A Norwegian bark was sunk near the Scilly Islands after twenty hours at sea. Germans conducted an air raid on Harwich. ships were molested.
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Oca
Queenstown
Montreal
Scilly Islands
Lend
Harwich
Anglo Californian Arrives at Queenstown with Dead and Injured
The British steamship Anglo-Californian of 7333 tons gross, sailing from Montreal, arrived at Queenstown with twelve dead and eight injured after being shelled by a German submarine. Fifty Americans and Canadians aboard were among the crew of ninety-five. A Norwegian bark, Piery Cross, was sunk by a submarine near the Scilly Islands. its crew of eighteen landed at Swansea.
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London
Montreal
Queenstown
Scilly Islands
Swansea
Warwich
Berlin
France
Bureal
England
Harwich
Warsaw
von Maelensen
Galicia
Poland
Vistula
Bugthee
Petrograd
German admiral warns against rupture with United States
Gerlin July 6 Admiral von Truppel former governor of Kiautschou warns German patriots not to misjudge the value of submarine warfare for Britain. He argues the effects on war and risk of a transatlantic break with the United States justify caution in any conciliatory note to Washington. Controversy delays the note as factions demand different concessions.
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Gerlin
Vin Fenden
Qeear von Truppel
Heovernor
Kian Chau
Shantung
der Tay
United States
Germany
Tts
America
von Truppel
Washington
Mya Warty
Aged Recluse 15 Found Murdered in Farm Residence
A local report describes the murder of a 15 year old recluse at a farm residence near Keonton. Police suspect robbery as the motive after a fatal wound to the temple was found near the body. The investigation centers on the farm of Daniel Mare rien and the surrounding area as authorities gather evidence.
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Plommington
Daniel Mare Rien
Agud Reorge
Qilea Goth
Keonton
Bey
Speep
Faery
Paper delivery notice with payment request
A note requests a delivery to the recipient by 6 oclock and asks for a phony payment of 330 dollars. It states a copy of the paper will be sent and instructs, after 6:20, to call 2069. The text appears garbled and references an error in delivery.
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Toru
Charles Cox Dies From Injuries in Sioux City Race
Charles C. Cox of Cincinnati died from injuries suffered when his Ogren special overturned on a turn during a 30 mile race in Sioux City. Mechanician Vic is in an ambulance but expected to recover. Cox, 30, drove his first Indianapolis event this year and his body was sent to Cincinnati.
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Charles C. Cox
Cincinnati
Vic
Cox
Mai Bacther
Vex
Indianapoliis
Cincinnat
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Mra. Z
Lowenstein
Merchod
Tat City
Anmoune
Mies Irene
Henry Frank
General Huerta
Victoriano Huerti
BE Paso
Oroetco
Near-Riol
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Plale
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AY Wife
Erich Muenter
Harvard
Eapcat
Charles Cox
Sioux City
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