Third suspect picked up in smelter town
Acting on a description from King David and H. Walters detectives arrested a third man, feared to be the little man in a hold up ring. W. H. Fearey was taken in Anaconda by Detectives Ambroge and McCarthy, and a mast was seized after Chief Murphy searched Fearry’s room in a local block.
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King David
H. Walters
Jong
W. HH. Fearey
Anaconda
Ambroge
McCarthy
Ontit
Murphy
Fearry
Fearry Pn
Weird incantations at vacant house draw crowd near Warren and Madison
Neighbors called police after strange incantations issued from two vacant houses at the corner of Warren and Madison streets. Jack Quinlan Pat Sarsfield Sirs. Muleha and Jenne Smith hosted a party inside. A crowd gathered to confront them. Detective Lynch and Officer Prila arrived and detained the revelers as vagrants at the city jail.
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Warren and
Madison Streets
Jack Quinlan
Pat Sarsfield
Sirs
Muleha
Jenne Smith
Lynch
Omcer Prila
Little Girl Wishes to Be With the Indians
Aug 26 Chickasaw agency report details a child from Sanville Indiana writing to the Chickasha Indian office expressing a strong wish to join and live with the Indians. The letter asks for help and friendship and notes a desire to give her life to be with the Indians.
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Chickasaw
Ole
Ena Tinsley
Sanviile
Ind
Chickashe
Chickasha
Eldon Lowe
Auto Tour Ends After Civil War Battlefield Visit
Lewistown reports doctor advised several weeks ago to secure his var at a factory in Michigan then tour the south to Atlanta visiting Civil War battlefields where he served as a Union soldier. He returned yesterday by auto reaching Prenton, Mo, then planned to rest before continuing home.
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Stanford
Lewistown
van Hod
Wilson
Wefactory
Michigan
Atlanta
Prenton
Triin
Dior
Wuta
Veah OM MERI ATUIRIVE Peles Dibeicin to Weysvandira
The text appears garbled with many misspellings and fragments. It mentions a new instructor and delegation at Beavid ad com bled Kehoul, Prot. day K at Goly, Gita. A person named Tazelbaker is described as a member advocary. The overall sense is unclear due to corrupted OCR.
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Weysvandira
Beavid
Goly
Gita
Dita
Burky
Marriage Set at Helden Ranch Near Utica
Aug 26 to Next Wednesday at the Helden ranch near Utica will witness the marriage of Mian Muze Halden and Ponakd Waite. Mixx Belton Ix, daughter of Mr and Mia Charles Tielden, and Mtr Wail, son of John Waite, president of the Bank of Fergus County, are prominent attendees. A number of people from Lawls town will attend.
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Helden
Utica
Mian Muze Halden
Ponakd Waite
Mixx Belton Ix
Charles Tielden
Mtr
John 39
Waite
Bank of
Fergus County
Lawlstown
Conference aims to avert Harriman shopmen strike
Chicago reports a planned conference in San Francisco on September 2 between Vice President Julius Kruttschnitt of the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific and international presidents of trades unions. The talks seek to prevent a threatened 25,000 railroad workers strike as unions press for railroad recognition and labor protections.
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Chicago
Julius Kruttschoitt
Ule Union Palfe
Southern Pacific
Harrimanines
San Francisco
J. WW. Kline
International Pri
The
Blacksmiths’ Union
Rece
Brittschuitz
Kine
Kansas City
Fine
Ilinois Central
Blog
Bed mattress fraud evidence claim against Salvi noted
The mattress at the house of withesg reportedly did not contain the item but was allegedly planted by carabiniers to manufacture evidence against Salvi. The claim notes the mattress was dented during the incident.
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Wwithesg
Carabiniers
Nearly unanimous Illinois Central strike supported by federation
Paducah Kentucky August 26 members of the sub executive committee of the Federation of Illinois Central Employees report an 87 percent vote in favor of backing a strike if railroad officials refuse to bargain. The committee plans to travel to Chicago tonight to urge further federation members to join and to prepare for action Monday. Carrollton Missouri August 26 Miss Helen Wierd and Miss Beeste Gordon finished a 160 mile horseback ride from Port Madison Iowa to attend a horse party arriving in the city. They described the trip as easy and said they might ride back after the party, noting overnight hotel stops along the route and daytime riding.
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Paducah
Tinos Central
Ute Federation
Aillesia
Chicago
Carrollton
Helet, Wierd
Beeste Gordon
Port Madison
Iowa
Toda
Horse Thieves Sentenced to Pen in Lewistown
Sheriff Woods and two Musselshell men were jailed in Deer Lodge after pleading guilty to horse stealing. Judge Cheadle sentenced them to one year in the penitentiary. A later report states John H. Gibson was taken to Steubenville Ohio to face a charge related to a $410000 diamond theft.
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The
Standard
Lewistown
Atte
Sheriff Woods
Deer Lodgs
Fred Martin
Orwell Swent
Musselshell
Cheadle
St. Gonis
John H. Gibson
Steubenville
Ohio
Difficulty in keeping men from walking out
Kansas City dispatch reports M F Ryan international president of the United Brotherhood of Carmén warns that delaying a conference date and place for union recognition on the Harriman system will trigger trouble. He cites telegrams and pressure to hold workers in line as Kruttschnitt may be in California only a few days and a Western meeting is hard to arrange. Lovett favors New York but the union prefers a Western meeting with Kruttschnitt.
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Kansas City
Kruttschnitt
Harriman
M. F. Ryan
United Brotherhood of Carméh
Kratktechnitt
California
Isbor
San Francisco
Lovett
New York
Krattsehnttt
West
READY TO ENFORCE DEMANDS SAYS PRESIDENT
San Francisco August 26 President E L Heguin head of the federation of shop employees on the Harriman system expressed optimism about a conference with President Kruttschnitt on his arrival. He said Kruttschnitt has indicated willingness to meet with union representatives but that officers will act for the federation. Workers are ready to enforce their demand.
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San Francisco
E. L. Heguin
Federation of Shop
Harriman System
Kruttschnitt
Krutteehnitt
Reguin
Kruttschuiti
Southern Pacific Shops Closed Sparks Nevada
Reno Nov 26 The Southern Pacific machine shops at Sparks were closed today by an order from Salt Lake headquarters. A second order announced a five day work week of eight hours per day for local workers. Shopmen at SORTER indicated possible strike as unions show mixed stance on walkout with machinists largely in favor.
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Reno
Southern Pacific Machine Shops
Sparks
Salt Lake
Sorter
Federation of
Tatel Ware
Spiritualists Face Starvation After California Trek
Toledo reports that twenty nine members of a revised spiritualist group who left Findlay for California to seek a sacred spring are starving. Funds intended for the trip were spent by a party leader now said to be in Pennsylvania. A second party was planned, but funds will be redirected to aid the stranded group in California.
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Toledo
Ohio
Revised Spiritualists
Findlay
California
Iindlay
Pennaylvadia
New York Tailors Demand Higher Wages From Unions
In New York on August 20 members of the tailors and dressmakers union voted to demand higher pay from union employers on Fifth Avenue. The strike aims to raise wages for about 5,000 workers, with a minimum of 26 dollars per week and 22 dollars for apprentices and helpers.
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New York
Marguerita and Daniela testify in Camorra trial
In Viterbo on August 26, Margherita Daniela, dubbed the chamulon at Qlusuppa Salvi, testified in the Seiual axadauring case against Gennaro Cadacols and his wife. The witness described Cusoeole's ring allegedly found by carabiniere investigators.
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Viterbo
Italy
Margherita
Daniela
Qlusuppa
Salvi
Gennaro Cadacols
Ihe
Camorrixi
Cusoeole
Widgws Money Victory in Firemen Relief Fight
Chicago Aug. Si-Witows of the 24 firemen killed in the stockyards in 1910 won a court victory for immediate distribution of a $211,000 relief fund. Judge Cooper ordered the relief committee to proceed with the distribution. Port Liman Costa Ries dispatches report 15 lives lost in a San Jose powder magazine explosion caused by a soldier careless with a fire for casting small saint images.
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Chicago
Si—Witows
New York
Cably
Port Liman
Costa Ries
San Jose
100 Percent Sales Record Highlighted as Best Northwest Event
The statement notes 100% sales as a sign of a record performance for a premier event advertised in the Northwest, signaling strong consumer interest and successful promotion.
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Northwest
Two New York girls walk 4000 miles toward San Francisco
Travel worn Daisy Myera and Mary Dengan persist along a highway toward Pittsburg and final aims in San Francisco. They expect the trek to take up to a year and hope to reach St Louis by November 1, despite uncertain progress and harsh travel conditions.
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New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Daisy Myera
Mary Dengan
San Francisco
Pachée Coret
St Louia
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