Poisoned salt deaths rock Harlan Iowa in July
Two men died after taking Rochelle salts from a local drugstore bottle. Authorities link the deaths to a deadly poison and investigate the source while Dr. E. D. Humphrey faces possible charges. Contents traced to a single bottle. pharmacist August Lavendahil confirms same supplier.
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Harlan
Oscar Hanson
Omaha
E. D. Humphrey
Roche
K. Swift
R. F. Swift
Fred Butts
Swift
Spirit Lake
Butts
Humphriy
Two Injured In Autosmibile Wreck Near Corvallis
Rev W Burgoyne pastor of the Methodist Church South and Rich ard Elmore a Missoula high school student were seriously bruised and cut when Burgoyne’s car veered off East Forks highway near Connor to avoid a collision. Mrs Burgoyne Ruth and Carl Nottingham were bruised but unharmed as the vehicle capsized a 20 foot drop. Burgoyne was treated at Hamilton hospital and released. Elmore was taken to Medicine Springs with a dislocated left wrist.
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Corvallis
W. Burgoyne
Richard Elmore
Missoula
Burgoyne
East Forks
Connor
Celebration explosion injures five youths and amputations
Five McQueen addition youths suffered injuries when a box of dynamite caps exploded during Fourth of July celebration. Albert Radamilich underwent surgery to amputate four fingers of his right hand. Harold Konen will likely retain sight despite severe facial burns. Others received burns or minor injuries. two brothers Edward and John Fortune were lightly hurt.
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Albert Radamilich
Silver Bow Street
McQueen
Radamlich Lad
Murray Hospital
Harold Konen
Konen
Max Mogus
Edward
John Fortune
Crippled Woman Beaten to Death in Washington Home
Mrs. Nellie O'Neill, 63, described as crippled, was found beaten to death in her bed in Sedro Woolley Washington. Her husband William O'Neill is in police custody. Neighbors found the body wrapped in bloodstained blankets with a large cane nearby.
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Associated Press
Sedro Woolley
Nellie O'Neill
William O'Neill
Greatness of 27 Americans Measured as U S Hall of Fame Holds Election
The article notes 107 electors at New York University vote this year to select 12 of 27 nominees for the U S Hall of Fame. It lists current members and 1925 nominees Charles Bulfinch Cyrus West Field Sidney Lanier Paul Revere James Otis and others with a debate over who deserves inclusion.
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U. S
Margery Pickard
Central Press
New York
Washington Irving
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Jonathan Bawards
George Peabody
John Lathrop Motley
Emma Williard
Mark Hopkins
Walt Whitman
John Paul Jones
Henry David Thoreau
Noah Webster
John Jay
Matthew Fontaine Maury
Dorothy Lynde Dix
America
New York University
Hall of Fame
Charles Bulfinch
Cyrus West Field
Sidney Lanier
Paul Revere
James Otis
Samuel Adams
Ace Bushnell
Ee Booth
George Rogers Clark
John Singleton Copley
William Lloyd Garrison
Andre
Nathanael Greene
Jonathan
Henry Hobson Richardson
Benjamin Rush
Philip Henry Sheridan
Benjamin Thompson
Robert Underwood Johnson
Cleorge Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Daniel Webster
Benjamin Franklin
Ulysses Simpson Grant
John Marshall
Thomas Jefferson
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Robert Fulton
Jonathan Edwards
Samuel Finley Breese Morse
David Glascoe Farragut
Henry Clay
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Pickwick Club Disaster Claims Dozens Dead
Fire at the Pickwick club in Boston area collapses the building. Seventeen to twenty people were reported killed or injured as 60 firefighters and laborers moved wreckage. Officials cite overcrowding and recent fire damage amid investigations and widespread inspections of nearby venues.
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Edward F. Doyle
Pickwick Club
McCormick Shot During Struggle for Gun
Mrs McCormick is arrested after a gunshot wounds her husband McCormick during a struggle for a weapon at a building. He says the trigger was pulled accidentally. He is at Murray hospital with unclear ownership of the gun and no weapon recovered. Detectives investigate while injuries delay county action.
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McCormick
Generosity on debt urged for Italy by Papal paper
The Messaggero in Rome urges a debt moratorium for Italy, arguing repayment rates should reflect the value of received raw materials rather than dollars or sterling. It cites Germany’s lenient terms after the mark collapse and asks if Italy, allied in the common cause, should face harsher treatment.
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Associated Press
Rome
Messaggero
Italy
Germany
Chicago Tribune Tower Opens Today
Chicago July 6 Tribune tower built at a cost of 8 500 000 will be formally opened tomorrow. Gothic design inspired by Rouen Tour de Buerre rises 473 feet. Designed by Howells and Hood of New York winners in a 100 000 contest. Construction took 25 months.
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Chicago
Tribune
Chicago Tribune
Rouen
Howells & Hood
New York
Serious Setback for French Army On Moroccan Front
Paris July 5. The ministry of war reports a serious setback on the Moroccan front near Taza. Loyal tribes have seceded and Riffians pressed through a breached line, prompting French forces to regroup and prepare counter thrusts as public opinion is urged not to be unsettled by such episodes in colonial warfare.
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Associated Press
Paris
Ministry of War
Taza
Morocco
Santa Barbara Rebuilds After Quake in 10 Million Task
In quake torn Santa Barbara workers clear State street debris and repair gas mains as public safety officials report earthquake damage at 6 230 000 dollars and a 10 000 000 replacement effort. Officials work from temporary offices while engineers assess the loss and ongoing reconstruction.
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Santa Barbara
State Street
Board of Public Safety
Board of California
Rates blamed for St Paul railroad collapse
Roosevelt and Son assert in a letter to the Interstate Commerce Commission that confiscatory rates caused the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul failure. They urge a broad inquiry into rates wages taxes and material costs, noting a 555 million loss since 1911 with market values declining from 515 million to 358 million.
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New York
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Roosevelt and Son
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Paul
Clyde B. Atchison
Chautauqua Opens With Frank Craven Play The First Year
Butte Chautauqua opens on the Second street grounds and continues to Saturday featuring The First Year. The production, brought by a strong company, follows a young couple and the heroine’s clash between plodding devotion and flashy romance. Robert Hardaway leads with Melba Lee Wright as the bride in a New York produced drama of marriage and ambition.
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Butte
Robert Hardaway
New Books for Children at Butte Public Library
The Butte Public Library reports new children's room additions funded by Mrs. L. O. Dwight and proceeds from a spring operetta. The list includes hundreds of titles across fiction and non fiction, featuring Burgess animal tales, Little Prudy, Five Little Peppers, Peter Rabbit, Little Women, and classics by Kipling, Stevenson, and Pollock among others. Also listed are biographies, science, nature, and adventure volumes.
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Butte Public Library
Adams
Alexander—Fang
Allen
Marjory
Banecroftt
Jane Allen
Barbour
Bonner
Boston
Bowen
Enchanted Forest
Brazil
Peggy
Breitenbach
Alma
Barbara Winthrop
Brown
Little Jean Burgess
Danny Meadowmouse
Burgess
Grandfather Frog
Jerry Muskrat
Jimmy Skunk
Johnny Chuck
Mr. Mocker
Ol Mistah Buzzard
Old Man Coyote
Old Man Toad
Paddy the Beaver
Prickly Porky
Reddy Fox
Sammy Jay
Unc
Billy Possum
West Wind
West Wind Animal Friends
Butterworth——Boys
Greeway Court
Calhoun
Miss Minerva
William Green Hill
Carroll
Alice
Clark
Little Prudy
Horace
Grace
Cooper— Deerslayer
Cooper
Hour
Cory—Puss In Boots, Jr
Tom Thumb
Craik
John Halifax
Dickens
du Bois
White Fire
Duffield
Eegleston
Johnson—Stover
Yale
Johnston
Georgina
Little Colonel S Knight
Judson
Kingsley
Kipling
Lange
Mississippi
Ottawa
Dr. Dolittle
London
Call of the Wild
Bunny Bob-tail
MacDonald
MacGowan
Borneo
Orton
Cloverfield Farm
Father Christmas
Perry
Peter Rabbit
Sammy Squirrel
Richards
Rolt-Wheeler
Fisheries
U. S
Mall
U. & Naturalists
Sidney
Joel Pepper
Ben Pepper
Littl Brown
Davie
Phronsie Pepper
Polly Pepper
Smith
Pollyanna
Spears
Stein——Gabriel
Hour Glass
Sutton
Thurston
Bishop'’s Shadow
Tomlinson
Veblen
Walker
Sandman
Wallace
Verrill
South Seas
Webb
Patsy
Wilkins
Weavers
Wilson
Tad Sheldon
Woodruff—Roses
St. Elizabeth
Zwilemeyer
Abbott
John Paul Jones
Harper's
Harper’s
Anderson
Badwin
Beard
Beard—American Boys
Handy Book
Roy Mechanic
Bullen
Canfield
Champney
Vassar
Chrisham
Clay
Compton
Cooke
Couzens
Cutter
Dixie
Diurkle
Farnsworth
Gordon
Bird
Mother Earth
Gray
Grover—Overall
Mallock
Herbertson
Herford
Houdini
Hurlbut
Jaques
Shep
John Martin
Kelley
Lang
Bluery
River yields up bodies of two boys near Deer Lodge
A body found in the river about one and a half miles north of town was recovered by Mike Matheson after a brush pile search. The earlier disappearance involved Maurice McClaughly, 11, whose body was found on a sand bar. Mayor Frank Conley and local searchers brought the victims to Deer Lodge as funeral services were to be announced.
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Mike Matheson
Maurice McClaughly
Trask
Frank Conley
Deer Lodge
Missing men found in chains amid mountain feud
A search for five missing men connected to a Kentucky style feud intensified after a staged call drew Dr. Mason and Bowman to Signal Mountain. Mason and Bowman disappeared after reaching the home of Sam Lewis. their car was found with blood stains and hats left behind. A $1000 reward was offered dead or alive as authorities link the case to a long running prohibition feud between the Bowman and Godsey factions.
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Joe Willis
Thomas
Nick Bush
Mason
Bowman
Signal Mountain
Sam Lewis
Lewis
Godsey
Benton Godsey
Ike Bowman
Homar Bowman
Lawrence Bowman
W. E. Grubb
John Grubb
Chattanooga
Sam Godsey
Grubb
Dr. Mason
Bowman- Thomas
Great Vatican Loss Inches Above One Million Lira
Cardinal Merry del Val stated that the St. Peter's robbery Friday night yielded a loss exceeding one million lira. Thieves missed more valuable objects nearby, which remained untouched.
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Associated Press
Rome
Cardinal Merry del Val
St. Peter's
Reading titles and authors from a schoolbook listing
A damaged OCR fragment lists children’s books and authors including Lavarre Up the Mazarini for Diamonds and Milne When We Were Very Young, with other titles such as Sleeping Beauty and A Short History of Discovery. The text appears as a catalog of children’s literature and early school study materials.
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Lofting
Miller
Milne
Moon
Post
Pouwlsson
Quinn
Sabin
Seton
Speight
Steele
Stevenson
van Loon
Ward
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