Wreck blamed on robbers on West Glendale line
Southern Pacific Short Line westbound wreck near West Glendale at 12:50 this morning killed one and injured twenty, including T. J. Mechanon, Mrs Schidler, and others. Investigators say wires loosened on fish plates show deliberate vandalism aimed at robbery. $16,000 reward posted for arrest and conviction of those responsible. A relief train arrived within thirty minutes, rescue efforts continued at nine o clock.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Southern Pacific Short Line Limited
Here
West Glendale
T. J. Mechanon
Santa Barbara
Schidler
Letterman
Willd M Love
Holt dL
Souther Packie
Louisville Sees Democratic City Officials Ousted by Court
A Louisville court ruling reverses previous decisions, upholding Gov. Beckham’s power to fill vacancies and directing a new city and county election next November. The decision criticizes election methods at polling sites and condemns campaign practices by factions, promising major changes in local governance. The order would remove current city and Jefferson County officials and trigger political upheaval.
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Lowsville
Court of Appeals
Kirby and Miller
Jefferson
Louisville
Uie
Explosion Kills Engineer in Arizona Plant
Edward Lavelle an engineer, died when a pipe explosion at the Globe Water & Light plant in Globe Arizona injured two laborers. The blast disrupted a steam pipe connected to an engine used for a war industry. Lavelle was married to the sister of a local resident. telegrams confirm the death while details about others harmed remain unclear.
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Arroya Seco
Arroys
Cian
Eek Globe
Ariz
Edward Lavelle
Globe Water & Spy
Lavelle
Hushand
Sk Spwars
Friend of Mrs Howard Gould Tells Awful Story
New York May 22 crowd hears sensational lawsuit involving Howard Gould and wife’s confidant. Hawley sues for 254000 claiming breach of contract. Mrs Gould allegedly hired detectives to report on Gould life. Affair, inheritance tensions, and castle building on Long Island cited as context in ongoing domestic drama.
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New York
Howard Goulds
Lb Hil" Hawley
Howard Gould
Gould
Buffalo Bill
Katherine Clemmons
California
London
Jerma
Goulds
Hiard Gould
Kila
Cleminuns
Sun Yee
Sen Praodts
Katterele
Camiueielle
Howard
Arene
Kk Fians
Willitery
Kota
Serta
Curry to Reach Santa Fe on July Fourth
Special to The Evening Citizen reports George Curry, newly appointed governor of New Mexico, will travel to San Francisco on July first and reach Washington on July 6. He is expected to visit Santa Fe on July 14 to assume office. President arrived in Washington from Jamestown exposition. Delegate W H Andrews will meet with the president tomorrow on NM matters.
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Washington, D.C
George Curry
New Mexico
San Francisco
Santa Fe
Washington
Jamestown
W. H. Andrews
Willoe
200 Persons Killed in Caroline Islands Hurricane Report
Say Be-a dispatch from Sydney reports a hurricane and tidal wave hitting the Caroline Islands on April 30. Destruction described as severe with 200 persons killed and many injured or displaced.
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Caroline Islands
Sydney
Sos W
Mexican Minister Brexloo Leaves Guatemala for Salvador
Guatemala City May 2 Minister Mr Brexloo and Senor Gamboa left Guatemala yesterday aboard the Mexican gunboat Tampica for Salvador. He said he would reserve instructions from his government when boarding the Tampico but declined to discuss their nature. National banks on May day in Washington called for a statement on bank conditions at close of business Monday May 20.
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Guatemala City
Brexloo
Senor Gamboa
Guatemala
Salvador
D.C
North Carolina Doctor Charged With Poisoning Two
A physician from North Carolina stands charged with poisoning two colleagues, including a man who lived with relatives. The case centers on alleged poisoning linked to medical matters and a widow, with exhumation ordered for evidence. Investigators report suspected foul play and the arraignment and exhumation process have drawn attention as the case unfolds.
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North Carolina
Securing of Jury to Resume in Haywood Trial Tomorrow
Boise Idaho May 22 The Haywood trial is at a standstill as Sheriff Hodgins and deputies summon a second extra hundred men after the first panel of 100 was exhausted. The trial will resume at 2 o clock tomorrow with attorneys reviewing qualifications of the new panel whose names are already provided.
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Boise
Idaho
Haywood
Hodgins
Pet of the court Vernon Haywood Brightens Boise Trial
In Boise Idaho on May 22 the young daughter of Secretary Haywood named Vernon, age one, sits beside her father through the long court session. Her lively demeanor and smiles soften the stern face of the accused man as they share quiet whispers and laughter during brief rests in the courthouse.
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Letele Haywood
Pep
Boise
Idaho
Little Vernon
Secretary Haywood
Jew and Justice
Attending the Murder Trial of Idaho Governor’s Son
Julian Steunenberg, son of the murdered ex governor, attends every Boise trial session. The 21 year old, tall and blue eyed, is described as pleasant and esteemed by many. He stood by his father after the blast and notes his mother’s fragile health, recently returning to Caldwell to spend her remaining years in the home tied to the tragedy.
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Roise
Idaho
Julian Steuenberg
Phint
Steunenberg
Caldwell
Fle
Steanenberg
Los Angeles
Wee
Longshoremen Strike Shrinks New York Export Figures
New York May 24 The strike of longshoremen is affecting business as evidenced by a drop of 6 044 890 in customs house export estimates compared with the prior week The weaker figures are expected to widen in the coming week as ocean commerce slows and importers delay shipments.
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New York
Cumberland Mine Fire Smothered at Cumberland Coal Mine
Omaha Nebraska May 22 Reported Union Pacific coal company announced the Cumberland coal mine fire near Cumberland Wy for six months has finally been extinguished and the mine seal will be reinforced The blaze at its lowest level is believed to be out and work may resume after safety checks
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Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific Coal Company
Cumberland
Wye
Carmen Lose Ground in Frisco Strike Affects Street Work
Hall Francise Cel reports more street care activity today as the strike began in Frisco. No trouble is reported. The situation reflects Carmen’s dwindling ground in the area with workers mobilizing and local services adjusting to the disruption.
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Hall Francise Cel
Peace Advocates Favor Standing Armies at Mohonk Session
The Lake Mohonk conference on international arbitration opened its thirteenth annual session with officers elected: President Nicholas Murray Butler, Secretary Clinton R. Woodruff, Permanent Corresponding Secretary H. C. Phillips, Treasurer Alexander C. Wood. Butler urged avoiding disarmament while supporting restraint on rapid growth of armies and navies.
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Lake Mohonk
Nicholas Murray Butler
New York
Clinton Or. Woodruff
Philadelphia
H.C. Phillips
Alexander C. Wood
Camden
N. J
Butler
Columbia University
Morgan Spends One Million For Art
New York May 22 An announcement says J Pierpont Morgan bought for over one million dollars the Hoentschel collection of carvings statuary and furniture now shipped to the United States Experts call it the greatest facility of objects in applied arts and crafts. Morgan has not decided on disposition but is said to have given a large portion to the Metropolitan Museum of Art where he serves as president.
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New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Hoentschel
United States
Morgan
Metropolitan Museum of Arts
Champion Bigamist WN Toul of the Law Unmasked
May 24 Fort Smith Arkansas reports Dr J A Turner accused in a nationwide bigamy scheme spanning Michigan California New York Ohio Missouri and Kentucky. Arrest followed Miss Iola Davis’s claim of marriage under John Carver. Turner allegedly used material papers to wed multiple women and seize their assets. Governor Warner involvement and extradition efforts noted. In New York Charles Prouty urged government control over railroads and a department of railways to regulate capital accounts.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Forest
J. A. Turner
Eliott
Battle Creek
Mich
Turner
John Carver
Calhoun County
Michigan
Detroit
Wonten
Norfolk
McGurrin
New York
Cleveland
Memphis
Agultt
Stewart
Humber
Adana
Kentucky
Missouri
Turner Carver
Matel Norial
Battle Cr
Warner
Miehiur
Mixw Davis
Tarner
Charles Prouty
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Manufacturers’ Association
Thak
Department of Railways
New York Utilities Bill Approved by Senate
Albany Va May 3 The senate passed the utilities bill by 41 to 6 after defeating democratic amendments The measure creates a governor appointed commission to supervise and regulate public corporations in both the city and state with separate boards for each The bill is among Gov Hughes favored measures and moves to the assembly for concurrence in senate amendments
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Albany
Senate
Assembly
City
State of
New York
President Hegeman Pleads Not Guilty
New York May 2 John R Hegeman president of the Metropolitan Life Insurance company appeared before the criminal branch of the supreme court and pleaded not guilty to ten indictments charging perjury and forgery. Bail of 20000 was posted with option to withdraw by June if he chooses. His counsel Delaney Nicoll was allowed to inspect grand jury minutes related to the indictments.
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New York
John R. Hegeman
Stetropolitan Life Ensurance Company
Stpreime Court
Ball
Hegeman
Delaney Nicoll
Jerome
Nine Months Punished in Secret Pact Case in Berl
A laborer named Samed Aracinng was condemned to a lengthy imprisonment after a morning incident described in sparse garbled notes. The event centers on a pact matter involving May Ud and the king’s procession, with unclear specifics but a formal judgment and confinement.
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Berl
May
Samed Aracinng
Kaleer
Odd Fellows Home for Arizona Widows in Phoenix Debate
Special to The Cirigen Phoenix May 22 reports Phoenix lodge members debating site of a new Odd Fellows home for widows orphans and indigent members. Prescott grand lodge committees will decide between Phoenix Coache and Prescott as land for farming use and irrigation while ensuring affordable land and community needs. Wheat market rose with July options to 105 and September to 100 as brokers traded heavily.
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Cirigen Phoenix
Aris
Phoenix Lodge
Grand Lodge
Prescott
Committes
Phenix
Cochine
Tews
Phownix
Tacsan
Coshite
Chicago
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Metropolitan Museum
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