Miners Day Crowd Sets New Record In City
Miners day drew a record turnout exceeding 1910 levels with as many as 20 000 visitors reported in the city. A total of 63 030 passengers rode street cars on Tuesday with about 24 203 traveling both ways from the gardens and an estimated 12 009 from the race track services. Officials cite rain as the main disruption but credit a larger visiting contingent for boosting crowds beyond prior years.
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Gardene
Bly
Bulte
Holiday Offenders Appear In Police Court
Thirty offenders faced municipal court on warl ong violations of city ordinances with drunkenness and vagrancy. Fines of 2 to 20 were imposed on Phil McMillan Peter Harkin Tokn Kalfl for disturbance while Pat Murph Walter Smith and John Murphy received 40 days in county jail for vagrancy. A Greek employment agent stood trial for alleged fraud in promising jobs without authority and the case was adjourned.
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Phil McMillan
Peter Harkin
Tokn Kalfl
Pat Murph
Walter Smith
John Murphy
Waa
Judge Greenfield Talk On White Leghorns Tonight
Judge Charles Greenfield of Silver Bow County Poultry and Pet Stack will address members this evening at 8 oclock in the council chamber City Hall on White Leghorns. The talk aims to interest poultry enthusiasts and invites all involved in the industry. Audrey Louise Winwood aged 9 months died yesterday at 71S West Park Street. Funeral this afternoon at 2 oclock with Rev. E J Gromneveld officiating. Bronx City Iowa June 14 The Iowa Federation of Labor denounces the alleged kidnapping of John J McNamara and other labor leaders in a Los Angeles bypamising and calls for a state publicity bureau.
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Silver Bow
Audrey Louise
Abe Winwood
West Park Street
E. J. Gromne
Bronx City
Iowa
Iowa: Federation of Labor
John J. McNamara
Los Angeles
Louisvillé
Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Ue Cnet Dian
Aero
Condition of Treasury Promises Better Fiscal Condition
Washington June 4 The end of this annum promises to find the federal treasury in a better condition than it has been for years The treasury balance already shows an ordinary surplus with signs of improving revenues and reduced outlays despite lingering economic concerns.
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Ambiguous Financial Figures Highlight Tax Date Note
Fragmentary OCR notes reference large sums and tax timing, mentioning amounts around 72,990,400 and 929,00 with unclear context. It cites weeks, months, and a possible linkage to highway or car tax, plus mentions a London connection and a Chatsoatree placeholder.
Head Waiter Charged With Assault Crime
Tre Somennere, a waiter at Thorman cafe, is charged with assault. Court records show Somennere detained on $1,008 bail as details emerge of a disturbance during an evening incident. Harriet Eety faces a first degree accusation. Mrs Grice Frakes involved in a related dispute. John Pringe charged with disturbance of the peace by the county attorney.
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Thorman Cate
Somonberg
Harriet Eety
Grice Frakes
Tyeenlehr
Hughamd
Frakes
Man Falls to Death at Capiti Casket Co Site
Julius Petersen, a Lutte Roofing worker, fell five feet from a ladder at Capiti Casket Company on Fast Mercury Street. He struck ground unconscious, died five hours later from a brain concussion. He had lived in BritE nine months and left no apparent living relatives. He had previously remarked he had no home or relatives.
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Mercury Street
Julius Pétérson
Tate
Huy
Peterson
Lutte Roofing Company
Cashel Company
Murray's Hospital
Brite
Children’s Dresses on Sale in Red Navy and Pink Blue
Childrens wash dresses for ages 1 to 4 made from pool quality fabric with embroidery and detailed handwork. Styles include yoke, Dutch neck, three quarter sleeves in red navy pink blue, priced at 19e. Also listed are larger sizes 46 to 14 years in chambray, serge and lawn with high neck and light grounds, shown in many colors.
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Children’s Department
Avery
Mystery Voucher Receipt Raises Perjury Questions
A garbled report describes a voucher dated January 18 alleging funds for frames of a Washington display. Officials discuss who wrote portions of the receipt and whether state department staff knew of the papers. Witnesses mention envelopes, mislaid letters, and possible tampering as a probe unfolds.
Contested Portrait Purchase For 1911 Public Office
A long damaged text recounts a dispute over a portrait commissioned for a public figure in 1911. It covers letters between officials, payment arrangements, vouchers, and the involvement of Judge Day and Secretary May. The document notes confusion over the funds and accountability for the portrait and related expenses.
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