Prominent Red Cross figure shot in San Francisco
A leading Red Cross supporter and member of the general relief committee, H. C. Tifen, was killed in his car after midnight near Carriage Twenty second and Guerrero streets. Hugo Alitechul, a coachman in the auto, was slashed in the face. Three men, including E. B. Bayneton and Ana Malcolm, are detained as suspects. one man’s condition and exact details remain unclear.
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Tie Fen
General Relief
Menlo Park
Citizens
Hugo Alltechul
G. Se Tenant
Signal Con
Beenham
Alitechul
Tillen
Rhine
E. B. Bayneton
Ana Malcolm
Tnh Ehauttenr
West Meni
Orelock
Ree
Rusti
Red
Seaman
Ehota
Tytron
Tilden
Red Cross flag on car sparks deadly shooting incident
Witnesses recount a deadly exchange after a commission merchant Tilden was killed during a patrol stop. The Red Cross insignia on his car and arm spurred confrontation as shots rang out injuring others. two suspects were arrested while a doctor declared Tilden dead.
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Tilden
Webb
Rettana
Tiffen
Soldier Who Held Up Cop Is Detained
In San Francisco on April 22 regular officer Jed Dow was stopped by a uniformed man who ordered him to help clear debris. The soldier tried to force Dow to work in the street, but Dow drew his revolver and escorted the soldier to military headquarters. Officer A C Williams later recounted a similar confrontation and was allowed to continue.
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San Francisco
Jed. Dow
Dow
Page
Cole Streets
Page and Schrader Streets
A. C. Williams
Uice
San Francisco Appellate Court Grants Brief Extensions
Judges of the San Francisco district appellate court vacated all submission orders in pending cases. Extensions of 20 days were granted for briefs not yet due as of April 18 and for transcripts of appeals, with all extensions dating from April 18.
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San Francisco
Chinatown charity rises after quake horror drives relief
Chicago's Chinatown donated over 5.00 to relief efforts after the San Francisco quake, as Celestials learned of the disaster and contributed heavily when collection boxes circulated. The report notes many were unaware of the coast city horror until yesterday's meetings.
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Chicago
Sanrancisco
Oregon Trembler Shakes State as Businesses Stay Open
Oregon endures a trembler that rattled streets and offices yet left many firms operating. Officials report no major damage, while residents assess aftershocks and continue daily routines amid ongoing recovery efforts.
Earthquake Shocks Felt Across Oregon Regions
Partial earthquake reports from Portland Grant's Pass Medford and Washington state describe feeble tremors overnight. Shocks lasted 18 to 20 seconds with rattled windows and moved from west to east, causing awakenings but little damage.
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Portland
Oregonian
Grant
Paes
Ore
Wast 10
California Association Letter Urges Roosevelt Support
New York city indicates chairman of a California association sent a letter urging President Roosevelt and unions to refrain from interfering with any man seeking sympathy or aid. A mass California meeting at the Casino theater adopted a resolution backing this sentiment, prompted by Roosevelt's rejection of a $25,000 gift from Hamburg America. The association states it would gladly accept the Hamburg gift for Californians if the line remains open.
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Shire
Truttee
Ca A
Post Today
General Trades Unions
Roosevelt
Casino Theater
Hamburg-American Steamship Line
Hamburg-American Line
California
Great Falls Tiger Obeys Order to Close Gambling
In Great Falls on April 2 the town shut down regular gambling houses and all slot machines. Some operators vowed to ignore the antisambling edict, while the county attorney Greene urged Sheriff Hogan to stop all gambling and prosecute evasions. One house remained closed all day.
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Great Falls
Kent Merchandise
Greene
Sherif Hogan
City closes unlicensed gaming in sweep
City officials warned proprietors after sheriff served notice. No arrests were made. Several slot machines and games like Flaged, Fare, stud and draw, Collette, twenty-one, crap, Klondike and Wheels of Fortune were found operating without licenses. Raing and other venues faced action as officers halted unlicensed gaming activities.
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Fare
Stud
Collette
Twenty-One
Crap
Klondike
Wheels ‘of Fortune
General News Notes on State of Affairs San Francisco Apr 23
General update from San Francisco reports Gen A W Gresley taking command of federal troops, Funston under him. Food distribution remains smooth with 2 food stations feeding the hungry daily. Seismic disturbance noted in Honolulu. Hawaiian islands endure aftershocks while residents display resilience amid widespread shortages and relocation.
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San Francisco
A. W. Gresley
Frederick Funston
San Fransco Bay
Committee On Feeding the
Associated Press
Honolulu
Thie City
San Francisco Homeless Shelter Efforts After Severe Weather
Relief efforts continue as tents and coverings are issued to the homeless at the Presidio Fort Mason and Mission Park. Babies born to a homeless mother at the Presidio are reported healthy. Army authorities provide shelter supplies and ample rations with 700 000 rations available and 100 carloads more being dispatched from Southern Pacific yards.
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Presidio
Fort Mason
Mission Park
San Franso
C. R. Kruthof
Department of California
Pacifi
Fourth
Kentucky Streets
Climax of the Feud Ends in Neighbor's Death
Spokane reports ranchman J R Pierce shot and killed B J Bovee near Mansfeld in a feud tied to a prior arrest for criminal assault on Pierce's daughter. Pierce surrendered and awaits in jail as tensions flared over threats to his family.
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Spokane
J. R. Pierce
Mansfeld
Douglas County
B. J. Bovee
Bovee
Pierce
New Church Plans Erected in Great Falls
Announcement says Croatians and Slavontane in the local Catholic convention will organize a separate congregation and proceed at once to erect a church and rectory in the city. The proposal reflects town religious expansion and new parish infrastructure.
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Great Falls
California relief fund tops three hundred fifty thousand in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports the California relief fund in the city exceeding 350000 dollars tonight with additional trainloads of supplies donated. Dover reported Belgium training ship Count de Smet de is noted in the same dispatch.
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England
Count de Smet de
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