Convicted Murderer Details Wife Soaring Myers Slaying
The death row prisoner described the plot to murder Clarence Myers by his partner Mrs Ageic Myera. Kandas Girr and June &-Proank Watt testified alongside the condemned man as the trial unfolded. The account depicts poison, a bed slat blow, throat cutting, and post crime cleanup efforts.
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Kandas Girr
June
Wattman
Taugk
Ageic Myera
Clarence Myers
Maltman
Te Iny
Sive
Rattman
Myers
Hottman
Musicians elect New York woman president
Mrs Mustell Dorr of New York city was elected president of the Federation of National Musicians for two years at the Denver meet. Other officers include first vice president Mrs J P Burning, second vice president Mrs O G B Kelsey, Western vice president Mrs J W Winger, recording secretary Mrs Frey, corresponding secretary Mr Jason Walker, treasurer Mrs Thomas E Fillson, auditor Mrs Mry A M Hobertson, librarian Mrs John I Everett.
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Denver
Cole
Mustell Dorr
New York City
Federation of National Musicians
J. PB. Mionry
GB. Kelsey
Grand Jiaphis
Mich
W. Winger
Frey
Syracuse
N.Y
Jason Walker
Memphis
Tenn
Transurer
Thomas E. Fillson
Fort Wayne
Auliifer
Mry
M. Hobertson
Indiananols
Ind
Mbrarian
John I. Everett
Unner Atton
Knights of the Grif to Hold Grand Council in Seattle
Portland dispatch reports the United Commercial Travelers voted to hold next annual session in Seattle early next May and renamed the annual session to Grand Council of Oregon Washington and British Columbia. Delegates from British Columbia appeared but the name has not been officially recognized.
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Portland
Ore
United Commercial Travelers
Grand Council
Seattle
Oregon
Washington
Receiver appointed for Wyoming Copper Company
Philadelphia June 4. Upon the petition of Albert Moore of New York a stockholder appointed James W. King receiver of the North Platte Copper Mines and Smelting company. The Wyoming corporation capitalized at 3 900 000, Moore owns a share of its stock, and the company is insolvent. The company claims eight mining dams in Converse county Wyoming, but these have remained idle and depreciated in value.
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Philadelphia
Albert
Moore
New York
Wyo
Russian smivs win not 1 E Washington interment cue
Secretary Taft reports Russian varsitys did not leave within 24 hours and are in custody of Admiral Train. They are behind broms water under guns of the Ohio and Moonadneck. He will disable machinery and remove breechworks of guns. Full details reported to the navy department.
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Washington
Taft
Wright
Manus
Train
Ohio
Moonadneck
Navy Department
Royal Shighbors Elect and Legal Verdicts Highlight Topeka Meeting
The Royal Neighbors of America re elected Mrs. M. D. Walls of Obiaha as supreme Oracle and Mrs. Emma C. Rea. Addie Kirkpatrick of Whatcom is named among supreme physicians. The convention endorsed a sagitarium shown in Las Vegas by Dr. Warner. In Omaha a jury found the defendants Herman Krause and another guilty of maintaining inclosures on public lands, the first major conciliation under indictments handed to W. S. Summers, U.S. district attorney.
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Topeka
Kan
Royal Naighbors of
America
M. D. Walls
Obiaha
Supreme Oracle
Emma C. Rea
Atnot
Addie Kirkpatrick
Whatcom
Las Vegas
Warner
Omaha
June
4Fom
Herman Krause
Tis
W. 5. Summers
United Sites
Yellow Fever Reported in the Canal Zone
Governor Magoon reports two new yellow fever cases in the canal zone. The Bureau of Marler Affairs released an abstract of yellow fever cases and deaths up to May 3, showing totals and trends through the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Magoon
Canal Zone
Bureau of Marler Affairs
Train delays hit Northern Pacific lines in Montana
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Billings reports cloudbursts delayed all Northern Pacific trains for portions of the day. The disruption affected travel schedules across the region as crews worked to restore service.
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Standard
Billings
Discharge Fight in Butte Bankrupt Case
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports J. Brophy of Butte, a creditor in the John Koladsey bankruptcy, petitioning the court to set aside the adjudication and deny discharge. Claims include pending proceedings, failure to apply for discharge, and alleged improper actions aimed at blocking Brophy’s collection.
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P. J. Brophy
Butte
John Koladsey
Clark
W. Sproute
United States
Cout
Furnher
Inga
Tolousek
Karousek
Thompson Camphril
Hutte
Thirteen Bodies Still Entombed in Submarine A-8 Disaster
Plymouth reports thirteen bodies still entombed in submarine A-8 after it sank off the breakwater. Divers worked all day, recovering one body. vessel expected to be refloated tomorrow. Court inquiries support theory the rudder was detected causing rapid descent and conning tower flooding during the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
England
Walsh
They Must Pay the Claim Special Dispatch to the Slandure
Helena June 9 Attorney General Galen rules that when a court appoints counsel for a prisoner, compensation to be paid is fixed by law and county commissioners have no discretion. In the current capital case three attorneys were named and the county must pay each $100 as certified by the judge.
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Helena
Galen
Fay
Ovly
Valtesy County
Colinsel
Sohao
Sys
Hamilton Notes Finds Local Christian Science Group
Special Dispatch to the Stantara reports Hamilton residents forming a Christian Science society with reading room plans, likely at Banis's jewelry store. Community notes include staff changes, town visitors, remodeling progress, and civic appointments to cemetery and library boards.
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Hamilton
Usders
Banis
H. H. Spaulding
St. Reais
Ala Jann Markle
Elsie Sdeb
Silas Blankensnip
Second Street
Mings Edith Gantz
Stevensville
T. J. Kerlin
A. C. ML Compass
St. Regis
Thomas Running
Clearwater
Dean Stanley
Corvallis
W. H. Roderbank
J. A. Stille
Darby
Frank Burns
Ets B.S. Chaffin
Miva Gertrinte Lynch
Missoula
Hig x
Higman
Jol Miles
MacMurray
J. J. Southwick
Charles Crotenfield
Mr. Durk
Mysterious Shooting at a Union Meeting
Detectives hold forty members of the National Structural Iron Worker and Bridge Builders union in Philadelphia. Pawari Jaycee, a local member, lies dying after a shooting at a meeting. Arraigned suspects deny involvement and name a man named Chetwood as the shooter. Police suspect self defense after a confrontation at the door.
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Phiadelphia
Tung
National Structural Iron Worker’ and Bridge Builders’ Union
Pawari Jaycee
Jayce
Bridge Builders’ Union
Untlon
James O'Brien
Chetwood
Joyce
Harry F. Durke
Frenzied Arriver Tries Jump From Window at Yellowstone Building
Alfred Dwight, new to the city, attempted to leap from a second story window at the Yellowstone Building on Wyoming and Galena. Police Wesley and McDonald restrained him after his frantic, self abusive behavior escalated through the night. He was taken to the city jail as officers fought to keep him from harm and found with a packet of drugs.
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Alfred Dwight
California
Yellowstone
Wyoming
Galena
Dwight
Nepal
Wesley
McDonald
Miner City Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Bargains
Butte notes A J Welliver arrived from Pony yesterday while Dr Willian Ray of Philipsburg visits. Hennessy’s store promotes millions in bargains across every department ahead of Miners Union Day with rental offers and page 12 coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Welliver
Pony
Dr. Willian
Ray of Philipsburg
Butte
Hennessy
Henness
City Council Repeals Pool Sales Ban for Races in Los Angeles
Los Angeles June 9 council votes repeal of ordinance prohibiting pools for harness races within city limits. Eight councilmen back the repeal and one opposes. Pools will be set for harness races at Agricultural Park next month, reversing prior prohibition.
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Los Angeles
Storm Delays Steamers Hit Astoria Harbor
Astoria Oregon reports the steamship St Paul arriving today twenty four hours overdue from San Francisco due to a severe northwest wind. The Old tank steamer Whitt also delayed by the gale, reaching off the bar two days late awaiting clearance.
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Astoria
Ore
St. Paul
San Fransisco
Ofd
Whitt
Liquan Dealers Resolve Adopting Anti discrimination stance
Chicago’s National Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association of America adopted a resolution endorsing any law that discriminates against blended whiskey in favor of straight whiskey. The move frames the issue as a commercial standard aligning with industry preference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Inc
National
Wholesale
Suspensions and incidents in brief across early June reports
Washington and Muskogee dispatches note suspensions and violent incidents. An associate statistician for the agriculture department requests duty suspension during an investigation. A prominent attorney, Col. Thomas Marcum, is fatally cut by a razor in an abduction-related case. A young woman, Colja Ray Belloly, 21, shoots herself during a health crisis, dying hours later. Massachusetts Tech trustees discuss a potential alliance with Harvard contingent on no legal obstacles.
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Washington
Junge
Muskogee
J. T
Thomas Marcum
Marcum
Kentucky
Tarome
Wash
Coija Ray Belloly
Ml Health
Snagboat Skagit
Mania Leader and Followers Die in Samar Insurrection
The insurrectionist Mania Tine Enriqu e Daguhoh and three followers were killed on June 4 in the Island of Samar according to received advices.
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Enrique Daguhoh
Island of
Samar
Fuse
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