Dewar Citizen Ross Emert Dies After Poison Drug Illness
Ross W. Emert, a well known Dewar farmer, becomes violently ill at home and dies shortly after. Coroner investigates while a suicide letter addressed to P J Martin of Waterloo hints at self-harm. Emert, born 1866 in Somerset County, spent his life farming and was active Mason and community leader with two unmarried children.
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Emert
Waterloo
Blue Lodge
Sidney D. Smith
P. J. Martin
Mr. Emert
John J
Elizabeth Emert
Somerset County
Poyner Township
Heipis
Emeri
Elizabeth F. Moysr
George
Fern
Ile
Watertog
Woodmen of America
Board of Trade
Waterloo Commercial Club
King George Continues To Improve After Fall
London reports King George's condition improving after a Thursday horse fall. A morning bulletin at 10 o'clock stated the king shows improvement and has a better night, offering cautious optimism on his recovery.
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King George
London
George
Haa
New York Suffragists End Campaign Confident of Victory
New York suffragists declare victory close as state leaders predict success in tomorrow's election despite New Jersey’s defeat. Carrie Chapman Catt says a house to house drive reached 1,000,000 women in New York. anti suffrage leaders expect a large defeat. Campaigns by autos and large signs dominate the scene.
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New York State
New Jersey
Carrie Chapman Atl
Bris
Arthur Xi Dodge
National Association
Alice Hill Chittenden
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Villa Forces Press U S Border Town At Agua Prieta
Dawn light reveals General Francisco Villa's 16000 troops closing on Agua Prieta across the border from Douglas Arizona as Carranza garrison under General P Elias Calles falls back to trenches. US soldiers dig in along the eastern end to hold the line amid near clash at 8 46 this morning.
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Ariz
Francisco Villa
Agua Prieta
Carranza
P. Elias Calles
United States
Villa
Caver
Greek King Regrets Pact To Stand By Kaiser
London dispatch reports King Constantine secretly pledged neutrality to Germany in exchange for Kaiser guarantees including Cyprus. Greece will not join the Allies, with potential future shifts if war expands. Diplomatic notes from Dr Dillon reinforce Greece’s alignment with Berlin and possible repudiation of Balkan commitments.
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Gypitus
Teutonic Alliance
Balkans
Berlin
Daily Telegraph
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Great Britain
Germany
Cyprus
Albania
Bulgaria
Lusitania Controversy Up Tomorrow in US Britain Talks
Washington notes flag ongoing negotiations with Germany to resume with Count von Bernstorff meeting Secretary Lansing. Key topics include indemnity for Americans, Hesperian steel fragment, and Germany’s denial of torpedoing the Hesperian. Britain to present a forceful note on neutral rights and trade restrictions. Consul Skinner and trade adviser Holder discussed trans shipment and Brit ain relations. no return date set.
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Germany
United States
Count von Bernstorff
Lansing
State Department
Arabia
Great Britain
Skinner
Charles H. Holder
Holder
London
Robert P. Skinner
Wilson Galt Wedding Announcement Secret Ceremony Planned
Washington November 11 announced at the White House that President Wilson and Mrs Norman Galt will wed near the close of December in a private ceremony at Mrs Galt's home. Secretary Tumulty said the couple will have a simple ceremony with no invitations, expecting only family members as guests.
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White House
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United Stales Oary
Wilson
Norman Galt
Publisher of St Louis Times Dies by Self Inflicted Shot
Faward L Preetorius publisher of the St Louis Times and Westliche Post dies by suicide at his home in St Louis. Once founder of the Times in 1907 he served as German American press association president and was a colonel on Governor Hadley's staff. He had been in ill health since a 1914 street car auto crash and resumed work recently.
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Faward L. Preetorius
Times
Preetorius
John Sehroars
Will He Be His Own Fatherinlaw or Grandfather
Minneapolis news notes Mrs. Henry Church will wed Charles B Church the son’s father will become grandfather to his grandchildren yet also grandfather in law to his own children’s spouses. The odd kinship puzzle marks a unique family tie as the ceremony advances next Thursday.
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China Rejects Entente Plea to Postpone Monarchist Decision
Peking November 1 government rejects Japan Britain and Russia plea to delay ruling on restoring monarchial rule. Tsao Yulin, vice minister of foreign affairs, says decision lies with Chinese people and provincial officials promise stability if monarchy is restored. Washington notes monarchist trend appears strong and may be announced before year end. U.S. will not act now.
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Hritiah
China
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Washington
Two American Marines Wounded in Haiti Fight
Washington dispatch says Corporal R. J. Coleman of the Twenty third company and Private Snodgrass of the marine detach ment aboard the battleship Connecticut were slightly wounded Saturday at Bahon Haiti when natives fired on a marine patrol. Rear Admiral Caperton reports quiet prevailing on the island.
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R. J. Coleman
Marine Corps
Snodgrass
Connecticut
Bahon
Haiti
Caperton
Balkan Front Tides Rally as Bulgars Press Serbia
British and Balkan forces maneuver near Strumitsa as Bulgarian offensives push toward Nish and Veles. Reports say 25,000 Bulgarians fell in the Veles fight while French and Serbian troops hold key river lines along the Vardar. Russian expedition rumors fade. Dardanelles activity continues.
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