Horrible tragedy shocks city as boy found dead in warehouse
Police traced 16 year old Willie Barkovich to a warehouse where a coroner and officers investigated a brutal death. Witnesses described Roman candles, a faulty accident, and two men Polich and Clehan under scrutiny as the boy’s body was removed to the undertaker for an inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cilchan
Bey
Clese House
Brady
Neydin
Ainge Fitzgeran
Nee
Tawler & French
Police
Powery
Patich
Shim
Statulord
Dutty Son
Duty
Clichan
Willie Barkovich
John Barkovich
Bingham Canyor
Utah
John
Maine
T Hird Street
Wiley
Pollch
Wilie Barkovich
Deer Lodge
Herbert Bates
Fle
Herbert Railey
Rireh Street
Barkovich
Matt Polich
Issst Park Avenue
Suntic
Polich
Wigton
Johony
Dal Clehan
Constable Lypeh
Bailey
Miles City Wool Warehouse Receives Large Shipment
Miles City reports receipt of 202,000 nouns of wool to date with 2,209,000 pounds stored in the building and 700,000 pounds moved in cars toward eastern markets. The tally notes female in cars and further distribution details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speeid
Miles City
Golf championship opens with breakaway play at locale course
At Englewood the national golf championship began with several players, led by J. Travis of Garden City, delivering strong early rounds. His prominent performance suggested a competitive field as the opening foursome continued through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golf Elas
J. Travis
Garden Gliy
Ureati
Local Golf Leaderboard Shows Tight Race At Coast Links
The trialing score notes Jerome D. Vers as a close rival to the current champion Egan. Bankhart of Ballayere posted 18 scores over five rounds, while Ghandler Egan remained steady in wet conditions from yesterday’s round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome D. ‘Privers
Kewl Galt
Miele Te
Tokal
HH. Ghandler Egan
Hewa
C.K. Bankhart
Ballayere
Impure meat condemned at Delaware Freezing plant
Philadelphia inspectors from the Bureau of Health condemn and order destruction of 3,000 pounds of impure meat found in the cold storage point of the Delaware Freezing Company. The condemned stock is carted away for fertilizer, as officials urge owners to pay for better practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bureau of Learth To
Delaware Freezing Company
Hei mi Ho
A. Be Seat
We Health Bureau
Kent
Democrats Bolt Patterson Aide Claims Split Strain
Fragmented report shows Democrats bolting Patterson’s faction at a Denver meeting. Prominent party figures met as an anti Pate Patterson sentiment grows, with no clear Democratic committee control claimed. Campaigns aim to rally support while tensions rise among Denver Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Pate Lerson
al Ws
Collapse of Steamer Near Trempealeau Wis Killing Some
A steamer capsized near Trempealeau Wisconsin with about twenty aboard. The vessel listed and turned over in the tank area, leaving several drowned or missing. Accounts from Burlington travelers on board describe unclear drownings but belief centers on a small death toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosse
Trempetedh
Wis
Orto
Thursdey
Burlington
Injunction Denies Payment to Former U S Senator Butler
At Washington on July 1 a supreme court injunction prevents payment of $5,000 to former United States Senator Jon C. Butler. The injunction was issued in a case involving fees for suits against the United States and Cherokee Nation judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tustice Wright
Ho T of
Cohim
Supreme Wart
United States
Treat
Unite States
Jon C. Butler
Heth
St. Louis Transit Company Faces Suit After Accidents
In St Louis United Railways, owner of the recently acquired St Louis Transit, is named in a court action against the transit company over several street car accidents. Judge Wisher presides as the stockholder suit proceeds in circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cirenit Enart
Wisher
United Railways Company
Officer shoots man during failed escape near Columbus
Deputy sheriff William Dixon killed Nordelt during a late night attempt to escape after a bank robbery spree involving ten tourists and four accomplices on a Northern Pacific freight train near Laurel. The group seized $400 in cash and watches, with Perry Little of Tina, Missouri, among those involved. Nordelt previously held a pocketbook with $800, then scattered the money before it was recovered. Dixon was exonerated by a coroner's jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuedava Billings
Chivtes Nordelt
Colimbs
William Dison
T Hat
Nordelt
Betel Upanil
Northern Pacific
Laurel
Huldup
Imnes
Snendin
Perry Little
Tina, Mo
Crow Reservation
Ghd
Anossee
Columbus
Noriell
Goapers
Taft Explains Canal Plan At Put in Bay Speech
Taft spoke at Put in Bay Ohio on July 1 explaining the Canal project delays and the government’s plan. He stressed sanitary conditions before construction and noted the work would require extensive excavation and infrastructure, including housing for workers and a water supply, with the removal of spoil and the use of rail lines for transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay
Ohio
Taft
Wiel Ivined
Informal introduction to the Vice President in Danville
Vice President Fairbanks and party from Danville to Champaign encountered a crash driven by Joseph M. Dougherty a prominent politician Dougherty was bruised but not seriously hurt Fairbanks apologized and greeted him warmly the two exchanged remarks expressing mutual pleasure and relief at the outcome
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Sity
Fairbanks
Champaign
Urgey
Joseph M. Dougherty
Dougherty
Walybanks
Aly
Amateur Press Whething Convention Held in Milwaukee
The United Amateur Press Association gathered in Milwaukee on July 1 with an eager banquet. Officers were elected, with Milwaukee and Seattle among the director nominees. The next convention city was selected as Racine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
United Amateur Press Association
Rattford
Seattle
Wash
Four score of autos off on long chase
Buffalo New York Soleh Pour score of automobiles starts from Buffalo tomorrow on a 100 mile run through Quebec and New Hampshire. It is part of the American Automobile Association events with the Gilladen trophy as prize. Cars depart around 7 to 10 a.m. two lead cars will precede the first car by several hours to guide tourists. The rule is scheduled to end July 23 at Bretton Woods New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
Soleh
Quebec
Maine
New Hampshire
American Automobile Association
Sever Nours
Bretton Woods
N. Hl
Secretary Wilson Announces Packers Follow Sanitary Rules
Secretary Wilson, returning from Chicago, says packers are improving plant sanitation and that new regulations will not be revised. He departs for Omaha to personally inspect packing houses in the state.
American tinned meat unpopular in England
London reports a drop in American tinned meat imports from 27 000 cases to about 4 000 over the past year. At Albert docks, shipments from Boston and New Orleans fell sharply, with only a fraction of the prior volume arriving so far this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
Albert Docks
Boston
New Orleans
United States
Reign of Terror Rumors in Warsaw Jews
sensational rumors circulate about a rising anti Jewish out break in Warsaw. police and authorities are enraged by reported attempts at violent actions by associates, with fear and tumult spreading through the city amid unsettled conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Also Mentioned on This Page
Themas
Jali Cwehiun
Tagnest
Willie
Polteh
Sir Witch
Couey Joliun
Fateh
Cllehan
Bos
Loalo
Wille
Roger O'Mara
Onal
Wille Burkeyioh
O'Mara
Hibout
Jon Barkavien
Barkn- Wien
Palieh
Poligh
Polleh
Vrullleam Searen
Ran Hin
Harkovich
Oderend
Yarkovich
Dominy Tefercin
Tna
Tor
Chester Hughes
Bya
Lynch
John Cliche
Mate Polfol
Pallebsey
Willies
John Cuchatt
Roger O' Mra
Wesenaglac
Veatimany
Thomas Bulley
Lerbert
Loki
Wealley
Uethie
Willie H
John Aun Foseweth
Chase Swillie
Jon Rarkovich
Chichi
Potleh
Ted
Ely
Gruename
Pina
Thomas Carroll
East Park Avenue
Carroll
Polichoe
Abe
Daiies
Sal
Tien Kronghe Fou
Dew Line
Ta Nevadr
Tis Vegas
Y Woon, Miles
OLE
Wilson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!