Archduke Francis Ferdinand Assassination in Sarajevo
Reports from Sarajevo and Vienna describe the double murder of Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his wife during a motor tour. The attack triggered anti Serb demonstrations, martial law, and widespread unrest as troops restored order.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia
Mussulman
Pasesel
Francis Joseph
Gaviro Prinzip
Oskar Patiorek
Count Francis von Hurrach
Nadeljo Gabrinovice
Potiorek
Archduke
Erik Merizzi
Count von Boas Waldeck
Gaurinovics
Son
London
Sarjeva
Vienna
Francis Ferdinand
Hohenberg
Austria
Hungary
Belgrade
Servian Oliatrade
Servia
Serba
Bos
Fair and Warmer First Half of Week
Forecast for the first half of the work week calls for generally fair weather across most of the country. Temperatures rise in central districts by midweek with continued high readings to the south. The Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys and lake region see mild early week with a shift to cooler, showery conditions later.
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Washington
Pat Rj
Rocky Mountains
Central Plains States
Ohio Valley
Missouri
Miassissipp Valley
Lake Regions
Weber
Momentous political effect urged by archduke deaths
Vienna June 9 reports debate how the assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand and heir Archduke Charles Ferdinand may shift Austria Hungary politics. Observers say if Emperor Francis Joseph reigns only briefly the death could trigger upheaval, while the new heir’s fate and Germany links may steer foreign and domestic policy.
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Francis Joseph
Tottering
Hungary
Italy
Salferino
Magenta
Novera
Masimilian
Maximilian
Mexico
Charlotta
Rudolph
Gether
Vetsera
Archduke John Salvator
John Orth
America
Francis Ferdinand
Hapsburg
Elizabeth
Switzerland
Chotek
Vienna
Sarajevo
Archduke Rudolph
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Archduke Karl
Austria-Hungary
Archduke Franciis Ferdinand
TS Young
Charles Francia Joseph
Archduke Orlo
Zita of
Parma
Tilelvral
Austria
Masvar
Invasipin
Gual
Germany
Bavaria
Saxony
Warsemburg
Fraoets Joseph
Uder
Archduke Weli
Charles Francia
Jilted Lover 85 Eyes Scotland Return Pursues Old Lass
John Robertson of New York a bookkeeper hails a ship for Scotland to win back a jilted lass from his youth. At 85 he plans a journey to reclaim boyhood love, recounting a romance decades earlier and the choice to marry another. His tale taps Highland memories and a hopeful reunion that may or may not occur.
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New York
John Febertsum
John Wanamaker
Scotland
Camship
Caledonia
Highlands
Roberson
Gian Robertson
Stricken on Train Ends in Hospital Death
A person died after collapsing on a train from Melhor, La, and was transported by ambulance to Prestuy near an hospital, arriving before 2 o'clock. The body was left with the Cheefe and Towneater cabins, while authorities planned to notify Melpoarnme.
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Melhor
Villa Passenges
RDS
Shai
Delivery Timing and Helpline for Missed Paper
If the paper cannot be delivered on time due to a carrier or other error, contact at 8250. A copy will be sent after 6 30 pm. For complaints, call the night line 2006 Ria No. 2 after 8 pm.
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Pibasa
Ria Ar
Washington debate over motor cars for officials
In a heated session in Washington the chamber rejected buying motor cars for the Speaker and Vice President amid disputes over funding and parliamentary strategy. A recapitulation moment followed a tense roll call, with votes recorded on whether to supply the vehicles.
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Washington
Chick Wi
Marshall
Hewke
Infiana
Marshal
Situa Bion Ln
Vito
Mil
Tennessee
Thewtk
Tingle Owas Ted
Missogurian Loose Near Des Moines, Letters Warn
A cryptic missive to Chief of Detectives Jackson describes a man named Missogurian at large near Des Moines Missouri. The abrupted letter sketches physical traits and urges caution, warning residents that he may pose as a friendly stranger. The misspelling filled note hints at a staged reappearance and potential danger.
Mad king's coat a mass of pearls tale told
In a damaged garbled item from a New York page a sensational description recalls a king and pearls, suggesting a theater or royal garment tied to a wealth of adornment. The fragment mentions a coat, youth, dukes, opera, gold, and a public sale context with unclear dates.
Officials Hopeful Mediation Plan Will Succeed
Washington reports growing official optimism that Mexican mediation will succeed with Carranza promising to meet mediators in Niagara Falls. Cabrera says Carranza will consult before entering the peace conference while Villa-Carranza rift widens and Breedado seeks definite word on the talks.
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Washington
D. C
Phoon Wike & Teress
Carranzy
Agenia
Carranza
Mener
Guadalupe
Baid
Niagara Falls
Liis Cabrera
Marranza
United States
Wie Eilets
Coulthard
Villa
Alfredo Breedeado
Cabrera
Pioneer Editor's Condition Improves
Isa ia Vast Metre, longtime editor of the Waterloo Tribune, shows signs of gradual improvement after a serious heart and stome trouble. He remained in Fremont Nebraska for a week at the home of his son and received care from Dr Van Metre. Family and physicians report progress though the condition remains serious. His daughter and relatives are at his bedside and plan continued visits as he recovers.
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Isaiah Vast Metre
Tor
Neiny
Waterloo Tribune
RT. van Metre
Men
Neb
Opies Nieve
Ricker van Metre
Bodh
Kingsley
Vat Metre
Premont
Voron
Fremont
House Passes Lever Bill With Nonsensical Provisions
A House action described with garbled text references a lever bill and vague provisions. It notes passage and a monetary figure around four dollars, but lacks clear context, dates, or identifiable entities. The readable fragments suggest legislative passage but fail to provide concrete details for accurate recap.
Man Drinks Acid as Family Sits at Festal Board
Frank M. Bristol, 32, of Weedy Kin outings near Chautauqua Park, ingested deadly acid after a dinner with his wife and three daughters. His wife wrested the bottle away, but he died at St Francis hospital. Bristol, born in Meridan, Conn., had threatened suicide for weeks amid heavy drinking.
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Frank M. Hristol
Chautauqua Park
Fred Muller
Aristol
Muller
Bristol
St. Francis Hospital
Rover Mr
Meridan
Conn
D. Bristol
New York City
Paul Davis
Standard Oil Company
Lennis
Dorothy
Catherine
Michigan
Jennie
Hileman & Gindt Undertaking
Rev H J Fick Dies at Independence Iowa
Independence Iowa June 24 Rev H J Fick rector of St James Episcopal church died Saturday night after two weeks of heart disease. The funeral will be Tuesday at 10 30 AM and burial will be in Long Island New York. The widow says Rev Mr Fick was devoted to learning and well liked for his educational attainments and parish work. His last public appearance was two weeks earlier at Colonel Lake’s funeral.
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Independence
H. J. Fick
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Long Island
Pick
Ilis
Colonel Lake
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