Interpreter Confusion Hovers Over Svetcoff Inquest
In a Bulgarian named Svetcoff stabbing inquiry inconsistencies arose as interpreter Sirri struggled to convey Aslain Dailip’s testimony. Dailip claimed Svetcoff struck six men as chaos began in a Turkish coffee bar. Witness Hassam noted linguistic gaps between Turkish groups, while police consider charges against Rife unlikely despite Svetcoff’s prior accusation.
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Aslain Dailip
Svetcoff
Lane
Sirrn
Dailip
Ivan Svetcoff
Svetcott
Galena
Wyoming
Steve Chink
Dallip
Ivan ‘Evetcoft
Sirri
Hinja Hassan
Ailip
Siri
Taja Hassan
Svetcof
Asha
Ivan’ Svetcoft
Bull Eloff
John’ Rite
Svetcoft
Plac Tt
Rife
Svetcom
Bessam Haslam
Mike Stankoff
Hassam
Milk wagon driver fined for unattended team on street
Joseph Martenio, driver of a milk wagon, was fined five dollars in police court for leaving his team standing unattended on a Butte street. The wagon slid down a hill after being checked and braked, narrowly avoiding a brewery wagon and causing several minutes of traffic congestion.
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Joseph Martenio
Butte
Martenio
Four More Vagrants Sentenced in Police Court
Four vagrants were sent to the county jail after arraignment in police court. P. Esslick received a 10 day sentence for begging on the streets. Frank Nugent Patrick McKenzie and Peter Kinachan were each sentenced to 15 days.
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P. Esslick
Frank Nugent
Patrick McKenzie
Peter Kinachan
Butte Man Pleads Guilty In Vagrancy Case
James Wellis pleaded guilty to taking a coat from a wagon halted on a South Butte street. He was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail after a police court conviction for vagrancy. A special train schedule via the Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway will end except weekends starting January 3.
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South
Butte
James Wellis
Cor
Butte, Anaconda and Paie Railway
Feel Achy All Over The Kidney Pills Relief Claim
A Montana woman, Mrs John Seymour of 227 Boardman Street Butte, testifies that chronic kidney pain and backache eased after using Dean's Kidney Pills. The ad describes damp weather and uric acid as causes and claims the pills stimulate kidney activity to clear toxins and reduce aches.
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Dean
Butte
John Seymour
Board- Man Treet
Butte, Mont
His Own Handwriting Draws Jail Sentence
H E Brown was found guilty of vagrancy in police court after attempting to prove a bad check belonged to someone else. He admitted no funds in the bank and said the check had no value. His effort to show different handwriting than the collateral failed. He was sentenced to 30 days in county jail.
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H. E Brown
Ja ‘Brown
Invasion at Puget Sound sparks bond drive rally
Major General J Franklin Bell urged buying 70 000 acres for an army post at American Lake during a Roy Washington meeting. He warned of war risks along the Pacific coast and said large forces could threaten Puget Sound if conflict arose. Local supporters backed bonds to fund the project.
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Tacoma
J. Franklin Ell
Western Department
United States Army
Roy
Here
American Lake
Pacific Coast
Puget Sound District
Bell
Puge Sound
Ivernia Sunk With 150 Officers and Men Missing
The Cunard liner Ivernia, a 14,278 ton transport, has been sunk off London. Official reports say 150 military officers and men are missing. The vessel had served as a troop transport between Canada and British ports.
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Ivernias
London
Ivernia
Cunard
Canada
El Paso Health Officer Dies of Typhus
Dr. W. C. Klutz, city health officer, died of typhus fever after a campaign against the disease brought by Mexican refugees. He contracted it after visiting a Chihuahua City family stricken with typhus on December 22. Klutz, a Salisbury, North Carolina native, passed away following efforts by U S medical and public health officers.
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el Paso
United States
W. C. Kiuttz
Kiuttz
Chihuahua City
Dr. Klutz
Salisbury, N.C
Woman may deliver California's vote for Wilson
A Sacramento meeting selects electors to pick California's messenger to Washington with three women named as candidates. The note says ten men are also prepared to travel with the state's electoral vote at a moment's notice.
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California
Wilson
United States Senate
Washington
Virginia M. Spinks
Berkeley
Mary Marshal Wiley
Fresno
Carrie L. Tyler
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Shock of Anti-Toxin Injection Death
Two university professors were called in by the San Francisco board of health to probe the death of six year old Tommy Pinnington after a diphtheria antitoxin injection. Health officer Hassler cited anaphylactic shock as the cause, noting it occurs rarely. Autopsy findings by Ophuls and Rush supported Hassler's diagnosis of serum injection shock.
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San Francisco
William Ophuls
Stanford University
A. M Rush
University’ of California
Board of Health
Tommy Pinnington
H. L. Curtis
William C. Hassler
Ophuls
Rush
Dr. Hassler
Navy seeks Montana youths for Annapolis seats
Washington reports two vacancies at the Annapolis naval academy for Montana boys ages 16 to 20. Congressman Evans seeks well qualified applicants with strong school records and intent to pursue a naval career. Applications should include age and academic history and be sent promptly. Separately, President Wilson commuted Marcus Dempsey’s sentence, freeing him from Atlanta prison, after Dempsey previously stole food in Jonesboro, Arkansas. Frank Charvot, a Chicago postal clerk, was also released to visit his dying wife after returning $1200 he had stolen.
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Washington
Navy Department
John M. Evans
MontAna
Wilson
Marcus Dempsey
Jonesboro
Ark
Atlanta
Dempsey
Frank Charvot
Chicago
Another Victim Alive Emerges From Villa Raid
Bakersfield report says Jacob Myer, thought killed in the Villa raid on Parras, survived five weeks and fled to Eagle Pass Texas arriving December 28. The account comes via a letter from his niece Miss Irma V Myer shown today.
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Bakersfield
Cal
Jacob Myer
Parras
Eagle Pass
Texas
Miss
Irma V. Myer
Lands Withdrawn From Sierra National Forest
Washington January 4 more than 3000 acres of lands available mainly for agriculture have been withdrawn from the Sierra National Forest in California by an executive order signed today by President Wilson.
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Washington
Sierra National Fort
California
Wilson
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