Refuses 10. Work Called Craz In Wife’s Complaint
The case follows a wife’s allegation that her husband refused to work, leading to a 13 day county jail stay on insanity charges later dismissed as a mistake. Doctors examined Kovichich. he was released but questioned about his mental state while claiming he could work once discharged. He had worked little in 19 months and sought employment through the sheriff.
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Doe Horschich
Kovickiea
Heleman
Kovichich
Knyichich
Kingybury Ad
Blackburn
Kovicitten
Kovichka
Omera
Aheriff
Wovlehich
Heeusband
Henee
Lo Migke
Murray
Kortchich
Hoosevelt
Harlequin
Root Au Columbine
Rockefeller
Clawn
Morgan
Rackefeller
Wall Street
Bryan
Dyren
Hernana
Atay Asteay
Auotation
Finder Of Carl Morris To Become An Evangelist
Tulsa writer Glen Condon announces through the press he will become an evangelist in the Billy Sunday style. Known as Red Condon, he helped bring Carl Morris to public attention as a heavyweight contender. The report notes his intent to use publicity to promote his new work.
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Tulsa
Okla
Jan
Glen Condon
The
Tulsa World
Southwest
Billy Sunday
Condon
Carl Mortis
Reagan Beats Germain In Five Rounds In Salt Lake City
Jimmy Reagan of San Francisco won by decision over Chalky Germain of St. Louis after five rounds in a scheduled ten rounder. Germain, distressed by the fifth, was halted as Reagan dominated at long range and closed exchanges.
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Salt Lake
Jan
Jimmy Reagan
San Francisco
Chalky Germain
St. Louis
Germain
Bull Lake
Regen
Reagan
Mey Feng
The
Standard
Salt Lake City
Utah
Davis
Hero
Butte
Tally Johns
Democratic Party Leaders Call for Unity and Progressive Reform
Speakers urge Democrats to unite behind direct primary and tariff revision. They criticize Republicans as split and demoralized, while stressing steady progress and disciplined action to enact reforms, appealing to voters to back Democratic governance and avoid factional setbacks.
Johnson to Fight Short Bout Before May 1
Johnson plans a one round bout before May 1 as he contemplates opponents. He says it will be good practice to face a strong fighter for 10 rounds prior to meeting Flynn, and the $15,000 purse would fund many fights. Windward favored for the Johnson Jigyn bout. Flynn travels to Toronto for a match with Al Mabiak.
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Wether
Ark
Snad
Koma
Chenge
Jack Johnson
Jim Piyan
Flynn
Johnson
Casey Moran
South Porcupine
Trl
Windward
Toronto
al Mabiak
Lucas Signs Ralph Frary As Umpire
Missoula reports union president W J Tuvas announced Ralph Frary of Spokane signed as second member of the umpire staff for the coming season. Frary worked parts of last season in the Union league, moved to the National league, then quit after a blood fracture from an early season injury in a game at Bola. The International League and Northwestern league offered him contracts in 1913.
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Missoula
Jun
W. J. Tuvas
Union Association
Ralph Frary
Spokang
Lis Wnipla
Lucas
Spokane
Prary
Frary
Bola
Old Mastery
Ministers Discuss Questions of the Church
The Sliver Gow Ministerial association voted to allow a member to read a prepared plan and speak on any question they decide. Details on the count and district boundaries remain incomplete. An appeal will be made to secure enumerators for the survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alrcuanian
Mosunga
Bank Robbery at New Westminster Largest in 40 Years
Reports from Montréal claim arrests including Chay Deen in Los Angeles awaiting extradition on related charges. Deen once ran a bowling alley at Lucania and owned a tunnel used to reach a vault. The New Westminster bank heist valuables totaled about 376 000 dollars with 80 000 recovered. Suspects fled by auto. explosion occurred during the robbery. no one heard the blast.
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Montréal
Chay Od Deen
Weatintustor Bank
Jis
Fa Wat
Worne
Tianle
Chay
Chong Mong
Shoene
P'Otock
Chong Yong
Tragedy On Mine Run Ends With Open Verdict
John Gilbert testified about a car incident at Leonard mine leading to Harry Brows’s death. Brown, riding the Amber car, used a canthook on the brake and failed to jump as the car collided with a stationary car, crushing Brows’s legs below a timber mass. The jurors returned an open verdict.
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John LG. Gilbert
Harry Brows
Leonard Mine
Brown
Walter Gleghorn
Old Brown
Vown
Silver Now Trusters election of club officers
The Silver Rower elected Charles J. Kelly J. J. Stepherson J. A. Welch ME. Calkins and C. I. M. Virden to manage club affairs for the next two years. The roster outlines the incoming trogrecs for the ensuing term.
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Charles J. Kelly
J. J. Stepherson
J. A. Welch
ME. Calkins
C. 1 M. Virden
Wil
Dealers Back in Box Car Thefts Case
Savera second hand dealers in Butta Wera summoned with county attorney and federal agents for Milwaukee crackdown. They face charges of receiving stolen property as a probe into a string of box car robberies uncovered over the past two weeks. One suspect arrested claimed he bought stolen goods from a dealer. Police recovered about $1,000 in stolen route goods and additional items from women in the Bay area. Several have been tried or jailed.
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Enied
Smeatbel
Bay
Father Venus' Father Dies After Arrival
Joseph A. Venus father of Teday Venus of Sacred Heart parish died yesterday in Tacoma. Messages received at the parish house say Father Venus left Frigny at night and reached his father's bedside a few hours before death. He was accompanied by Miss Helena Weiliabeth Venus. A funeral high mass is planned for Thursday at 9 o clock.
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Joseph A. Venus
Teday
Venus of
Sacred Heart
Share
Tacoma
Father Venus
Frigny
Helena
An Wenig
Buite Inst
Wisconsin
O'Clocie
Auxiliaries Meet Sewsboys Appoint Committees
At the annual meeting of the newsboys auxiliary last night committees were named for the year. Executive board includes J. R. Wharton Malcoltn Gs Dick Sulton and Miss Lander. Visiting: Mrs. Burton Mrs. Passmarn and Mrs. Wells. Order and programme: Mrs. Blackburn Miss Lander and William Sullivan. Music: Miss Lander and Mrs Prenties. Auditor: CG. Passmore and Willan Sullivan. A big program is promised for Thursday following the show.
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Newsboys' Auxiliary
J. R. Wharton
Mal+ coltn
Dick Sulton
Miss Lander
Burton
Passmarn
Wells
Blackburn
William Sullivan
Mrs Prenties
Passmore
Tea Varley
Willan Sullivan
Frannie
I Tree
Rifle Club Elects Officers for New Term
The Rocky Mountain Rifle Club has chosen officers for the new term. D. Gay Stivers is president, John Gliliy vice president, T. M. Thayer secretary, A. T. Morgan treasurer, J. A Donovan executive officer, J. R. Denchard and George Wheeler range officers. The club plans to open its indoor range around January.
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Rocky Mountain Rifia Glu
D. Gay Stivers
John Gliliy
T. M. Thayer
Scentars
A. T. Morgan
J. A Donovan
J. R. Denchard
George Wheeler
Fts
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Jeuanez Eatries
Juarez
Tomor We
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Judith Page
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Pipe Vision
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Mouth
Jack Domino
Wicket
Tifus
Mapleton
Suehwhacker
Auricle
Star Venus
Miss Korn
Wimma G
Lackinate
Hidden Hand
Signeh
John Hi Sheshan
Prince Winter
Billy Mayhur
Rosario
J. H. Reed
Moonlight
Mankee
Royal Tea
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Afanasee
Tourist
Arenwell
Racanette
Coppertown
Kaotenal
Dr. Dougherty
Blink
London
Blink McClorkes
Arthur Herman
Hernan
Hostetter
Felix
Fink
Hercules
Vle
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Felirws
Prof Slamem
Mery
Roosevelt
My Bryan
Serentora
Liga Bren Snr
Catty Palace
Democratic Party
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Clark
Hox
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Republican Party
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Eusly
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Guinea
Massachusetts
Joe Tagegart
Kansas
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W. Grove
jMara
New York
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Bank of Montreal
Joon
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John P. McNab
Big Mac
Boston
Cleveland
Tie
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British Columbia
Vancouver
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T Street
Sunset District
Man
Barrett
Oregon
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First National Bank
Bab Brandseu
Gan Quentin
Darnell
East Park Street
Noshioua Resort
Sun Feonetacn
Dni, & Olin MeNns
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Venus
Rifle Club
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