Man Kills Mooney After Saloon Confrontation
At the Fitzgerald Dorsey saloon known as the Miners Exchange in Butte James W. Ryan shot and killed Daniel F Mooney brother of former Alderman John A Ryan. The autopsy deemed any single bullet fatal and Ryan remained at the scene then surrendered to authorities. Coroner and police investigations followed as witnesses described the sudden fatal shooting and Ryan’s actions before and after the crime.
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James W. Ryan
Butte
John A. Ryan
Daniel F. Mooney
Fitzgerald & Dorsey
Miners Exchange
Hyun
Moone
Ryan
Stevens
Mooney
Walers
Kent
Neemer
Iain
Monmey
Dorey Ona
Torwend
Dorey
Dorsey
Jim
Casey
Frank Jones
Sheriff's Office
Singer
Botkin
Rawling
Walter Hansen
Hansen
Matt Canning
Murray
Wi Tawyer
Slooney
Bryan to tour widely in campaign journey plan
Buffalo Aug 5 William J Bryan will conduct several campaign tours covering most of the country speaking in major cities from Atlantic to Pacific. Norman E Mack, Democratic National Committee chair, guides the itinerary with John W Kern likely accompanying. Plans are tentative and aim for large cities only with joint stops with Kern later in the Midwest and East.
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Buffalo
N.Y
William J. Bryan
Norman E. Mack
Democratic National Committee
John W. Kern
Bryan
Mack
Kern
New York State
United States
Lincoln
Chicago
Cleveland
Cincinnati
St. Louis
McKern
Parker Campaign Speech Attacks Corporate Campaigns
Judge Alton B Parker, the 1940 Democratic presidential hopeful, spoke in Temple auditorium amid cheers, warning of a growing influence by corporations. He framed the race around controlling money in politics, attacked the Republican party for collusion with big interests, and praised two ticket leaders as men of character. The speech focused on campaign finance and the role of corporations in governance, with the crowd reacting strongly to his cautions and endorsements.
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Ketterdingen
Zeppelin
Eehterdingen
Count Zeppelin
How Angeles
Alton Bi. Parker
Bryan
Kern
Temple Auditorium
Parker
Orizon
Atari
Republican” Party
Republican Party
Dorr Embezzlement Warrant Issued for Frederick Dorr
San Francisco Aug 5 Frederick Dorr a noted stock broker who halted NYSE operations and closed his local office was issued an arrest warrant on embezzlement charges. H H Norwood of this city alleges Dorr embezzled stock valued at 14 000 from Milwaukee railroad two months ago. Dorr reportedly left the city on a train for Los Angeles.
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San Francisco
Frederick Dorp
New York Stock Exchange
Bhegy
Police Department
Thisfternoon
Los Cles
Dorr
H. Norwood
Milwaukee Railroad
Norwood
Deserter Shot While Escaping From Presidio
In San Francisco a fleeing deserter named William was killed during an escape from the Presidio. He and other prisoners were working on repairing a target range when he bolted toward an alleged opportunity. A pursuing guard ordered him to halt, raised his rifle, and fired, killing him instantly.
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William Ising English
Iglish
San Francisco
I. Oy
Pon Tim
Halt
High Chair Girl Sues Again Over Libel Poem
Miss Catharine Collins sues NC Goodwin Co for 10000 alleging a libelous poem shown in the office window after she was awarded earlier. Attorneys say she claims injuries from a chair she says was too high and seeks the total in both actions. the brokerage firm will contest both suits.
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Reno
Catherine Collins
NC Goodwin Company
Miss Collins
Fires Burn Past Region of Towns in British Columbia
Destructive forest fires in the Kk river valley have burned past the region of Fernie and destroyed Michel while Haynes and Cranbrook remain safe. The Fernie disaster has strained mining and smelting industries, with 38 dead and losses estimated between 000,009 and 000,000. Refugees seek aid in Frank, Blairmore, and Nelson as workers rebuild Fernie and quarantines address smallpox cases.
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Vancouver
Kk River
Vally
Fernle
Michel
Hosmer
Cranbrook
Fernie
Frank
Blairmore
Deen
Bidustey
British Columbia
Boundary
Tk River
Two Fined For Breaking Federal Anti Pass Law
In federal court this morning Gertie Williams of Havre was fined 10 dollars for an anti pass violation. Watts, indicted on the same charge, was fined 200 dollars but jailed in default of payment. Watts, a brakeman on the Great Northern, allegedly represented the woman as his wife to facilitate the act.
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Elena
Gertie Williams
Havre
S.‘G. Watt
Watts
Great Northern
Bryan to Visit General Strike Minnesota Fair
A fragmented clipping mentions Bryan visiting Minnesota for a general strike themed fair inauguration. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a political event tied to labor action.
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Bryan
Minnesota
Money for Campaign Brings Minnesota and Bryan Visit
In Fairview Nebraska a political visit drew Frank Lynen orst a Minnesota national committeeman and Governor Johnson to vie for the presidential nomination at the Denver convention. Lynen promised loyal support to Bryan and to manage the ticket, while Bryan prepared an appeal calling for campaign contributions and reforms including publicity of money, income tax and railroad regulation. The visit included Bryan’s St Paul speech date set for Aug 31 with no admission charge.
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Fairview
Linesin
Neb
Frank
Lynen Orst
Minnesota
Johnson
Denver
Lynet
HF. Nelson
Minneapolis
State Fair Association
Lynch
Bryan
Selson
St.Paul
St. Paul
Democratic National Committee
Shoots Three On Street To Escape Punishment
Special Dispatch to the Standant Kalispell reports Jon Kowauf ran amok on Main Street shooting two prominent businessmen Alderman Schuman sustained a flesh wound while Harry Miller the lumberman escaped by holding papers. Edward Dupont, Kowauf’s side partner, was also wounded and both men are charged with worthless checks. Local authorities warn of further action as victims are identified and the case unfolds.
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Kalispell
Aug. S
Jon Kowauf
Amok Om
Ale
Eum Kossuf
Dupont
Komal
Fifth Cavalry Soldiers Reported Lost in Mountains
Camp Emmet Crawford Wyoming August report says Fifth Cavalry troops expected to arrive in camp yesterday are reported lost in the mountains. If not found soon scouts may be sent to locate them. Signal corps experiments test field communications with moving troops, including telephone and wireless links, to improve service and speed.
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Fifth Cavalry
Emmet Crawford
Wyo
Tony
Regular
Signal Corps
Colorado
Utah
Signal” Corps
Eld
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Quarret Ee
Me Kaw Min
Friedrichshafen
Tallenad
Tion
Lake
Kehterdingen
Racine
Judge Parker
Los Angeles
Fred Dorr
Presidio
Hoser
Acohpes Inverer
HSN Wis
Ray
Standard Oil
People's Wellare
Tegan
B.C
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Canadian Pacific
Altiows
Canada
Pas
Atlantic Coast
Constitution ‘Board
Winnipeg
Whyte
Skagway
Berry
Canadian Pace Railroad
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