Smoke Case Brief in Supreme Court
A haze focusing on the Wheeling farmers case and the Washoe smelter controversy asks the Supreme Court to deny certiorari. The brief argues petitions misstate issues, with witnesses supporting continued mining and smelting while claiming limited crop and livestock harm. It contends injunction would damage the economy, employment, and local governments far more than smog risks.
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Washington
Ather ‘Wisghac Copper Company
Samypany
Cutis
United States
Suyreme
Hyeset
Fyen
Tiss
Ang Hrid
Lieutenant under airplane in landing near aviation camp
Augusta Ga Feb 19 a lieutenant was caught beneath his aeroplane during landing at an aviation camp The aircraft tumbled damaging the machine and breaking several ribs though he remained alive and only temporarily unconscious.
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Augusta
Kennedy Way
Amder
Durti
Government May Attempt To Settle Coal Strike
London February 1 conference talks on the threatened coal strike yielded little, with the National Transport Workers’ Union backing the miners in a strike scenario. A cabinet council is expected to meet, and a conference of masters and men may be convened with George KR Againth presiding as “strike breaker.”
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London
United Kingdom
National Transport Workers
Wil
Masters
Ten
George KR
New Charge Brought Against Former Senator Gardner
New York February 19 Former State Senator Freak J Gardner was arraigned on a charge of conspiracy 19 Asfrand Samuel 15 Waslett a bedridden recruit. A warrant alleges Gardner obtained signatures to wills and power of attorney under false pretenses while knowing the man was mentally incompetent The bail was set at 6009 dollars.
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New York
Freak J. Gardner
Asfrand Samuel
W Waslett
Marguerite Sulieny Granted Marriage Permits
Marguerite Sulieny of Guphur Mot Bprings secured permission for marriage to Meenyo ta ny. The record notes a special Mannich 19 provision and mentions the Klandaed, Dillon, Pop, and Woo Ke Lalngey at eile metre, Tale.
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Mannich
Dillon
Tale
Marguerite Sulieny
Guphur
Mane
Land Fraud Case Involving Huling Purchases Fronted in Court
The United States District Court heard that Barber Timber Company and associates conspired with Idaho officials to defraud the government by acquiring timber lands under the Timber and Stone Act. Judge Gilbert noted precedents in Budd and Clarke cases, labeling defendants as innocent purchasers of land titles obtained through entrymen, while the government pursued charges of fraud and conspiracy.
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San Prinneiser
Gibbert
United Bhiutes Court
Govermirarit
Ale Inge
Jude Gilbert
United
Timber and Stone Act
Uy Ie
Ita
Bole Basin
Crooked River
Idaho
Barber Taimber Company
James T. Barber
Sumner G. Moon
Williamy Sweet
John Kincaig
Laws M. Pritenard
Patrick H. Downs
Alvert Wd. Pahner
Frank Steunenberg
John YP. Wells
Situation in parts of Mexico shows improvement
Washington dispatch reports consuls and information sources indicate a slowdown of turbulent conditions in Mexico. Impressively, Sonora experiences no political disturbances near Hermosillo, Guaymas or Alamos, while Sallido garrison is reinforced and Oaxaca links restored.
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Mexico
Washington
State Department
Sonora
Heraibsillo
Guayama
Alamos
Sallido
Oaxaca
Chandler urges Roosevelt and Taft to quit to mend party
Concord N H Feb 19 longtime political figure urges that both President Roosevelt and former President Taft decline candidacy to unite the Republican party. He says the party will be split between Taft and La Follette and cannot be reseated while the split lasts. He favors Hughes Cummins Fairbanks or Hiram Johnson as a compromise.
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Concord
N. H
Batt
Roosevelt
United State
Chamrd
New Hampshire
Chater
Pati
Toogevett
Chandler
Sehatour la Follette
Chas E. Hughea
Albert Js. Cumms
Charles W. Fairbanks
Hiram Ohne San
California
Shillalah and Shamrock for President on March 18
Washington reports President Taft told Mayor Fitzgerald he would wear a shamrock pin on his lapel during St. Patrick's parade in Boston Monday March 18 and ride at the head of the procession.
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Shillalah
Shamrock
Washington
Taft
Fitegerald
Moston
Tiny
Ehillalal
St. Patrick's Bar
Boston
Atuyeir II
Motions for New Trial in Railroad Property Case
Defendants in the condensation suits of Gamore and Pittsburgh Railway against Poindexter and Jr Livestock and Griz Carnell have filed notice to move for a new trial. The cases were tried before Judge I Th Callaway with a jury last week and the week before. The jury verdict upheld the award set by commissioners appointed by Judge WW Stewart to fix damages for the property taken for the new railroad line.
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Branchard
Dillon
Reb
Cie Lidwheda
Dasephsith
Gamore & Pittsbore Rallroat
Siginst
Poindexter & Jr Livestock Company
Griz Carnell
I. Th. Callaway
Cennsuse Te
Junice
Stewart
Atefondania
Mitrons
Convicted figures in midland fencing probe and perjury charge
A grand jury investigated alleged illegal fencing at middle lands by the Creek. Livestock company executives faced charges of perjury in a related case. One man was fined and sentenced to prison. details remain fragmented from the damaged clipping.
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Washington
Fels I
Cvavielion
Mamita Ile Orleku
Faas
Ane
Niddlle
Thadete Creek
Bain
Etre Supreme Cue
Nondricks
Come Hany
Salt Lake anxious for spring racing
Salt Like February report notes business men anxious over independent meeting plans for a Salt Lake spring racing season. Uncertainty surrounds the Pacific Coast Jockey Club’s role and the possible Coeur d'Alene meeting, with schedule hints toward late April or early May and the Pacific Coast Jockey Club’s August start.
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Jacobie Coast Jockey Club
Coeur d’Alene Insivan
Salt Lake
Rages
Incific Coast
Elvh
Two New Leagues Are Not Outlaws Says Hermann
Cincinnati and officials state that new leagues are not outlaw powers, viewed as dependent bodies with rights. a national agreement to respect contracts regardless of league affiliation is implied. Weather and racing results mix with mentions of athletes and racing events across multiple locales.
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Hermann
Cincinnati
Chin
Ooh
National Bassin Commission
United States
Simi Sa Tar
Watvedt Elalin
Stable Race Card Fragment Sparks Betting Interest
A partial racing card lists multiple entries across races three to six with numbers and names such as Gus Hartridge John Heck Brave Withers and Dottie B. It shows seven furlong and mile race notes including selling and mong terms with various owners and horses, reflecting a fragmented program page.
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Delaney
Senator Smut
Metropolitan
John Griffin II
Gus Hartridge
de Cetaurion
Heretic
John H. Sheehan
Lotla Creed
Tallow Ip
Bruntus
Gellac
John Heck
Tim Dundee
Roann
Mama
Keep Movitus
Merigul
Brave Withers
Braxton
Pedro
Dottie B
Alispriston
Bubman
Molesey
Jim Caffatera
Tnt Byest Sridgs
Virginia
Lindsey
Races Report From Veracruz Mexico February 1
Results from a six furlong program noting winners Nevgorod Duchess Palluppi Willy dayhew Titan Mave Ferretia Panenl Hall Ana McGea Schagn Bn fell Tish Range Chess Black Male and others with short time marks and track conditions listed in a compact race card format
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Panenl Hall
Ana McGea
Schagn
Wens Vanly
Bnfell
Mine
Les
Furth
Tish Range
Secon
Chess
Mt Eortume
Werther
Moran Quits Clashes Bedell in Ten Round Battle
New York February 1 Moran heavyweight Moran completely outclassed Joe Godel of Brooklyn in a ten round bout in Brooklyn. Moran knocked down his opponent in the ninth but the bell saved Godel at the count of eight. He was revived and fought back in the tenth, knocked down for nine in the final minute. In the sixth Moran began to hammer Bedell hard. the effect of the blows was clearly seen.
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New York
Morin
Nellers
Bedell
Mornin
Western Bowling Scores Highlight Doubles and Singles
At the Western Yachting congress tournament in Los Angeles the doubles lead with Palatch of Long Beach and partner posting 1.04 while Bostwick and James of Lookout Rock top the singles. Scores show San Francisco and Chicago entries, with players from Los Angeles and San Pedro noted among top performances as play continues.
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Los Angeles
Long Beach
Juba
Charles Palattch
Bostwick
Wiktim James
Look Uoack
Ong
Indylluinia
B. B.C
Chicago
Shove
Thorpe
San Francisco
Brown
San Praavigeo
Sharett
First GF Training Squads Depart for San Antonio
Philadelphia February 13 The traveling squad of the Philadelphia American League team left for San Antonio Texas to start spring practice. Manager Connie Mack accompanying them include catchers Hag er Kulhuler Brown Pike Saluan and Mel Cleary pitchers Chase Whiting and Strunk outfielders. Jensen from a Chicago semi pro club will join in St Louis and Ginn Bannerine Fitzruck will join after Pacific coast games. Regular camp under Captain Murphy will begin in about two weeks.
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Philadephia
Tralvins
San Antonio
Texas
Connie Mack
Athletics
Hgar
K3ihuler
Brown
Pike
Saluan
Mel Cleary
Chase
Wihitlng
Strunk
Struank
Jensen
Louis
Ginn
Bannerine Fituck
Mitchers
Tnams Sausougon
Cayilain Murphy
Klaus Petroskey Boat Nears Attention in Washington Event
In Sin Franciace Web 11 a welter of betting and crowds gathers as Klaus Petroskey and Sailor Petroskey vie for attention at the McLorman motel between Champion Frankin Pittsburg. Adriene of the salar holds odds at 19 to 7 as Petroskey, at weight power, plans a cautious show.
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Klaus
Seven Harvard Strong Men Fall Before Yale Giants
New Haven February 19 Harvard frat wrestling team faced Yale in a decisive loss losing all seven bouts. The 135 pound and heavyweight bouts were won by falls while others by decision.
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Harvard
YALE
New Haven
Yan Mot
European Champion Ed Roudit Wins 4-1 Victory
Eduardo Roudit, European champion, defeated Le Wa Mial 4 to 1 in the international amateur 18.2 bulltine champion tournament held in New York. The event included Tyne sisters, Vardi Hoswich Garner, Mieki Jersey player, and the Mayor of Philadelphia among the participants.
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New York
Eduardo Roudit
le Wa Mial Today
Tyne
Pole Has Easy Time In Wrestling Match
In a tough bout Hostan and Reh faced Tenry Ordemann of Minneapolis. The match ended quickly as Arai conquered in six minutes and one second, with Bevangs and Dr. Voller defeating Karta and Vie Uindoo in two straight sets.
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Hostan
Reh
Idystkoefeater
Tenry Ordemann
Minnenapals
Fata
Arai
Bevangs
Dr. Voller
Karta
Vie Uindoo
Tli
Milling Cutlers and Tooling Reported in Dunlon Process
Fragmentary note describes milling cutlers and tools under the Dunlon process. Mentions Nepper, taxter, and others inviting 16 best caravan steel, claims infusion prowess near superior to hardening. References modern methods and a claim about dyeing, with unclear place names and terms.
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Nepper
Taxter
Long Rides and Wise Men of Rail Travel
A colonial era tale celebrates private rail cars and notable journeys. It recalls the world record trip by Fyusl Seawan, the Vanderbilt anecdote from the New York Cantpal era, and the Duke and Duchess of Yorke royal train in 1901 with mahogany cars, electric lights, and state bedrooms on a long Quebec to Vancouver voyage.
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Fyusl Seawan
Ratronal Man's
Itis
Republic of Mexico
Seaman
Steambow
Slige
Doteekirk
Americin Xlil
Qotue Ta Politbik
Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York
Vanderbilt
Tiestes
Tony
Vanderbi
Fennayiyanla Railroad
Thonet Nickerson
Santa Fe
Olf
Canada
Duke and Duchess of Yorke
George
Queen Mary
Dominion
Cynastian Railways
Arma
Cornwall,ie
Wilteau
York
Cornwall
Quebec
Vancouver
Malitas
Johns 10 contest with Tommy Dixon in Los Angeles
Promoter John s and Tommy Dixon plan a 184 pound headline bout for the world’s light heavyweight title with a Grion theater ring side weigh in. Dixon aims to gain top rankings by facing Johns next in Windsor and then at Kansas City if the draw holds.
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Wither Telly Tahne
Reagan
Dixon
Dave
Hose
Otson
Johos
Case Against Watkins Dismissed by Board
An irregular report states the balance commission dismissed the case against Officer Watkins, who faced assault charges. Watkins resigned while pending, but the mayor reportedly did not report the matter to the commission. details are unclear and the record is fragmentary.
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Watkins
Balith Commission
Wistit
Forne
Teshtewe
Lig Aid Ai
S. S
Atlanta
Sixty Years Married They Celebrate Today
Mr and Mrs Willima Gallick of New Haven celebrate sixty years of marriage with relatives in Butte. The couple wed sixty years ago in New Haven, Caml. Their three children Mrs Sternfets Mrs 4 Gamberges and Bhanuel Gallels join in honoring the anniversary.
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Willima Gallick
Hutte
Calebrate
New Haven
Cami
Sternfets
4. Gamberges
Bhanuel Gallels
Butte
Infant Funeral Notices From City Street Addresses
Funeral notices list the infant children Tsahella daughter of Mr and Mrs Tames ees and Michelal son of Mrs Daniel Huriey with services on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at family residence 1341 Chicago street and Richards parlors with burial from 125 B street Walkerville to the family residence and then to local cemetery.
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Tsahella
Tamesees
Tuesila
Chicago Street
Huriey
Michelal
Daniel Huriey
Verretto
Richards
Michael Verretts
Walkerville
T Fynerad
Marcow
Leach and Muloney Fight in Olympic Arena Narrow Victory
In New York on February, Leach and Muloney collided in a brief boxing card. Critics favored Leach's experience, while Muloney secured a late-round decision after a fast pace.
Wrestler Yousif Seeks Fast Falls in Chicago Test
In Chicago on February 1, Yousif Maliunowl plans a quick double bout to test speed. He aims to throw Fritz Larsen and Prue Dalkus each in under five minutes, claiming not more than five minutes per fall.
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Chicago
Toustil Maliunowl
Fritz Larsen
Knifing at One Silver Bow Saloon Stuns onlookers
A stranger claiming to hail from China threw a bowie knife at a wall in the One Silver Bow saloon on North Mule Street. The blade barely struck Harry Fox, a bullock merchant, who fled and later sought care at the Minor Agency hospital. Fox said the event showed the thrower’s cleverness rather than intent.
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Silver Bow
North Mule Street
Nia
Harry Fox
Pox
Foat
Evblink Atv
Lreanant
Fox
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