Tragic Collision Kills Driver in Butte Night Crash
Joseph W. Zallinick, 34, of 1751 Oregon avenue, was killed when his seven passenger car was struck by a streetcar at Harrison and Grand avenues. The impact hurled the car, bent a fence, and ended with Zallinick's body removed to a local undertaker. Motorman Frank Nelson and conductor Charles Myers faced preliminary manslaughter charges, with a coroner's inquest pending.
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Joseph W. Zallinick
Oregon Avenue
Harrison and
Grand Avenues
Grand Avenue
Frank Nelson
Zalliniek
Trifforta
Harrison
Gympla
Silver Bow Creek
Zallintek
Undertaken Dugwan
Torn Beverages Company
Revenue
Norris
Butte
Charles Myers
Nelson
Butts Ailway Company
Unmasked bandits rob bank in Kansas City suburb
Three unmasked men robbed the Intercity State Bank of Rosedale near Kansas City Kansas and escaped with between 4000 and 5000 dollars. Authorities note the bank previously suffered a similar robbery in 1910 with a 25000 dollar haul.
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Kansas City
State Bank
Rosedale
Kan
Testimony on Curtain Murder Case Involving Sinn Fein Faction
Sisters in law deny Lord French declared he was killed by an extremist Sinn Fein faction. The trial testimony centers on who killed the titled lord and the motives behind the alleged murder.
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Lord French
Sinn Fein
Murder of Cork Lord Mayor traced to British forces
Sisters-in-law Annie and Susan Walsh testified before the American commission that Lord Mayor McCurtain of Cork was murdered by British militarism. They rejected the British claim of Sinn Fein extremists and said Irish republicans support all classes and faiths. Daniel J. Broderick described Black and Tans as immoral raiders using fatal bullets, noting grueling abuses and lack of discipline seen in Ireland.
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Sandard
Washington
McCurtain
Cork
Terence MacSwiney
Annie
Susan Walsh
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Frreland
Annie Walsh
Daniel J. Broderick
Chicago
Black and Tan
Abbeyteale
Royal Irish Constabulary
Broderick
Grink
Train Hold-Up A Soldier In Uniform Causes Robbery
An unidentified man in a soldier's uniform held up two passengers aboard a Great Northern Passenger train traveling from Seattle to Portland near Kelso Washington. The robber alighted from the train after becoming frightened.
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Kalama
Wash
Great Northern
Seattle
Portland
Kelso
Master Mind figure sentenced in liquor conspiracy case
Harry Brolaski, a broker, jailed two years and fined $10,000 in San Francisco for leading a nationwide liquor conspiracy. Co-defendant Douglas Newton also got two years and a $5,000 fine after a sensational trial that exposed efforts to obtain liquor from bonded warehouses.
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Brolaski
San Francisco
Harry Brolaski
Douglas Newton
Ules
Gamage
Tach
Brolask
Newton
Huge
Rome
Time
Tere Ie
Warourtons
United “States
Senate
Phelan
Ate Keged
Trial Nears End in San Francisco Gang Attacks Case
Prosecution closes the Edward Kruvosky trial for assaults on two women in the Mission district that led to the Santa Rosa killings and the lynching of alleged slayers. Miss Jessie Montgomery of Reno testified Kruvosky attacked her. Miss Jean Stanley said she faced threats and force. Kruvosky’s trial to conclude tomorrow with Murphy to be sentenced on a related conviction.
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San Francisco
Edward'1
Asky
Santa Rosa
Here
Kruvosky
Jessie Montgomery
Reno
Mission District
Jean Stanley
Miss Montgomery
Miss Stanley
Kravosky
Dee
Sherwood Accused in Bank Letter Scam and Harbor Strife
Federal offices seized several thousand letters tied to Sherwood investments and more than 100000 dollars reported as placed in his hands by clients nationwide. Separately Captain Maher predicts a harbor strike in Sew may occur if disputes between crews and boat owners remain unresolved before January 1.
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Chicago
Federal_om
F. W
Sherwood
William A. Maher
United Association of Masters
Matos Sad
Wage Cuts Hit Textile Mills in Massachusetts
Wage reductions affect 35 000 operatives across Fall River Mills and Berkshire county plants. Fall River Cotton Manufacturers approve 22 percent cuts effective January. Stanley Iron Works posts 15 percent wage cuts in Bridgeport. Woolen Mills in central and northern Berkshire County plan 22 percent cuts.
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Fall River
Mass
Fall River Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Textile Council
Manufacturers’ Association
Bridgeport
Stanley Iron Works
LY Woolen Mills
Pittsfield
Berkshire County
Four Miners Believed Dead After Cave-In
In Washington near Seattle four coal miners were trapped by a cave-in at the Pu Coal company mine. Manager H. Green says there is little hope of rescuing anyone as the men are deep underground. Roughly a hundred miners worked in two hour shifts to clear debris tonight.
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Seattle
Puc Coal Company
Wash
H. Green
Coal Company
Clara Smith Surrenders at Mexican Line
Woman wanted in connection with the death of an Oklahoma millionaire crosses the border and is taken into custody. Clara Smith surrenders at the Mexican line after being pursued by authorities.
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Clara. Smith
Oklahoma
Directors Do Not Change Sunday Policy
Executive meeting held but no information released. Persons at meeting are pledged to secrecy.
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Butte
SR. Barker
Hutte
Tutte
WW. E. Maddock
Schoole
D. J. Fitzgerald
Y. MC. A
Tom Davis
Charles Austin
Rotary Club
Chamber of Esmerce
YMCA
New Rotary
Hastily Drawn But TT 13 Best To Be Had Now
The measure’s sponsor defends the hastily drawn TT 13 plan, praising its immediate benefits and urging passage. He argues the proposal offers necessary quick action and strong support from supporters across the committee.
Ends to long search Parker smiles as warnings fade
Clara Barton Smith wanted in Ardmore Oklahoma in a death case arrives in Juarez on the border and is taken into custody by Sheriff Buck Garrett of Ardmore. The party heads to El Paso where reporters await details while the nationwide search ends. The case stems from the shooting of an Ardmore man and related warrants.
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Clara Barton Smith
Juares
Ardmore
Oklo
Jake L. Harmon
International
Juare
Mexico
Associated Press
Okla
Jake L. Hamnon
Oklahoma
Buck Garrett
Garrett
Sherifeth T. Ornhartt
el Paso
Charien Coakley
W. P. McLean Jr
Pere. Worth
Oscar Harper
Vite Canci
Ton Parson
Miss Smith
Texas
Associated “Prosa
Garret
Warre.t
Cisco
Meaito
Chihuahua City
Non-Partisan Candidate 15 Held for Larceny
Livingston December report says a candidate for sheriff on the Democratic ticket backed by the non partisan labor league faced grand larceny charges for allegedly stealing two wagonloads of wheat from a granary. His agent, Wells, also arrested and released on bond. Deputies traced wagon tracks from the granary to Matheson ranch where the rent was paid.
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Livingston
Believed missing balloon crew dead in Adirondacks
Rockaway naval station officers say the missing balloon A-5598 occupants are dead in the Adirondack wilderness after nine days of searching. Army officials at Mitchel Field Long Island echo the assessment as efforts continue.
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Rockaway
Rockaway Naval Iry Station
Adirondack Mountains
Wordney emergency tariff bill passed in House vote
The House adopted the Wordney emergency tariff bill by 196 to 56 after eight hours of debate. Supporters argued it would protect farm products, while opponents warned it would raise living costs and burden agriculture. Continuous coverage noted party divisions and continued discussion on page 6.
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Washington
House
Republic
Tllinois
Fortney
Gardner
Texas
Madden
Garrett
Tetseo
Christmas Bargains in Marriage Licenses Headline
Oklahoma City licenses go on sale Friday December 24 at the courthouse clerk CAM Myers announces a Christmas bargain with licenses priced at 2.08 dollars instead of 3 dollars for a one day sale.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklaheesa City
Cam” Myers
The
Court of Oklahoma
Police discover large moonshine still by mistaken search
Officers mistook streets for another address and found a 25 gallon still 40 gallons of moonshine and 250 gallons of corn mash at 2404 Locust Street. Joe Speck, waiting for tenant John Klum, was arrested as detectives seized the illegal operation in a bed covered with comforters.
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Locust Street
Joe Speck
John ‘Klum
Frank Autenen Awa x. Gilbert
Him Street
Moone
Joe Masenek
Kim Oct
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Ancoter
Parker
M. Sylvester
Salvation Army
M. Cc. A
W. H. Merriman
Prific
Winnipeg
Mississippi
United States
Elm Street
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