Inquest Opens Over Slavonian Slaying at Gregson Springs
Public invited to testify as coroner plans to subpoena over twenty-nine witnesses with more expected. The inquest will be in Judge Lynch's chambers at the courthouse in Wavelock and may extend beyond one day. Marco Nikovich and John Garasevich, Slavonian victims, were buried at Anaconda road Servian church with hundreds attending, as tensions rise among Slavonians over the fatal shooting by William Gray.
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Gregson Springs
Ait
Beith
Tormen
Butte
Marco Nikovich
William Gray
Anaconda Road
John Garasevich
Gray
Iimhen
Garasevici
Convention Debates Void Annual Meeting Plan
In Cleveland delegates at the International Typographical Union convention debated plans to switch to biennial meetings. The laws committee opposed the move and a proposed printing of executive decisions in a circular faced defeat after President Myneh warned it would cost 39000 annually. A second-class postal rate protest was adopted. In Seattle tennis, Van Buren fell to Johnston 7 5 6 2, while Long beat Turner 6 4 6 2. In Meadow club lawn tennis, Bundy defeated Washburn. Mctoughlin and Inman defaulted in third rounds. In San Francisco baseball, Jack Atkin closed a deal for Pitcher Munsell. In aviation, notes on workers at conventions and carbon-copy practices conclude with a humorous anecdote.
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Cleveland
International Typographical Union
Committee On Laws
Executive Council
International
James Myneh
Southampton
M. B. Mctoughlin
F.C. Inman
Meadow Club
Totauit
Thomas C. Bundy
California
William Washburn
Putumayo Atrocity Mission Barred By Peruvian Law
London Aug 12 Peruvian government bars any Protestant mission from investigating alleged atrocities in Putumayo. Only Catholic missions permitted under Article IV of the constitution. British insistence and Cardinal Gibbons appeal noted. Also reports of naval bombardment plans and ongoing battles elsewhere in Monterey area with blues and Reds in conflict.
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London
Putumayo
Boger Casement
Lima
Charles L. Des Graz
Republic
Washington
Cardinal Gibbon
Alfred Michel Innes
Toman Catholi
Putusiayo
Peru
England
Smf Innes
State Department
Roger Casement
Innes
Cardinal Gibbons
Bozeman Prepares For Carnival Week And Saengerfest
Bozeman readies a week of events for the Sweet Pea Carnival and the fourth annual Montana Saengerbund saengerfest. About 200 German singers from Montana communities gather for a three day session starting August 38 while the Young Men's Business League oversees the flower festival. Floats are being built for the Sweet Pea Parade as townsfolk decorate uptown streets. The interstate fair week features racing, an exhibition, a barbecue, and a variety of singing concerts surrounding the carnival and saengerfest.
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Saeman
Montana Saengerbund
Bozeman
Montana
ASE
Conroy Thrown From Wagon Injured Near Tamers
W J Conroy owner of the Bitter Root stock at Tamers was thrown from his wagon this afternoon while driving along a lane in the Dalgestal and Was seriously injured. He was rushed to Hamilton hospital with concussion and possible recovery chances reported.
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Hamilton
W. J. Conroy
Tamers
Dalgestal
Conroy
ERNON JOINS ANGELS
Fragmentary ad esque text mentions BrAAvaKY and want ads promising quick results. No clear names, dates, or event details available to confirm a full summary.
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Braavaky
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