Woman Fights Fire Chief in West Copper Street Fire
Neighbors call to help as Mrs Tuggan blocks entry to a house on West Copper Street. Fire Chief Sanger enters with aid, extinguishes a second story blaze causing nominal damage. Mrs Tuggan curses the chief and department, claiming no pity for the church and claiming the fire was set by children. Neighbors fear for the family and want guardianship.
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West Copper Street
Mos. Tuggan
Lenivea
Sanger
Entur
Tto
Wis Urs
Duggan Stoud
Khe
Rome
Police Court Hears Minor Cases and Drunkenness
In a police court session Mort of We nriseners and Tom McDonald with John Bowen faced charges of drunkenness and disorderly conduct and were discharged or warned. Charles Murphy defended himself in a notable hearing, Murphy received six months in county jail for theft related charges. John Gibson refused to testify and was sent up for 40 days. Other prisoners charged with drunkenness were released after warning.
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Yeaterday
Voutines
Draor
Tom McDonald
John Bowen
Charles Murphys
Pavidie
Murphy
John Gibson
Hop Field
Insanity Believed Due To Mine Injury Seeks Care
Brilv Kerkela a Pinlansler, 45, believed insane after mine accident at Speculator mine. He was taken to Warm Springs asylum by Judge McClernan. He has wife and six children left destitute. He is described as recently impaired, with heat and spine injuries affecting mind. Incident followed boiler room work at Leonard street. Several others burned slightly by a bursting pipe. Travel and treatment arrangements noted with rail routes and ticket details.
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Brilv Kerkela
Pinlansler
Gre
Read
Melanthy
McClernan
Iikiren
Nerkela
Speculator
Aveave
York
Noties to the Pabney Th danenum and Haris Adsners gaton Lal
Fragmented notice warns that the authors or agents act under warranty and that the company will not be responsible for bills not authored by the stated parties. The gibberish includes names, dates, places, and unclear entities, with repeated references to individuals and organizations.
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Haris Adsners
Gaton Lal
Wien
Dilla
Butho Minera
Uaton
Tly Tila
Achania
Dan TD
Sullivan
Aqien Vici
Missing Woman and Desertion Case Sparks Court Action
A divorce filing in Butte district court depicts Mrs. Lillia Carbis missing for two years after deserting Alfred Carbis and their two children. Carbis seeks exclusive custody as immigration and naturalization officials plan hearings in Seattle area. conflicting claims challenge jurisdiction.
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Lillia Carhia
Alfred Carbis
Utte
AL Ely
Carbis
Butte
Carebis
Poisoning on Street Kills Three in West Town
George Piller, aged 3, dies after ingesting suspected poison believed to be whiskey laced with strychnine. Physicians fought to save him as police search for a distributor believed to have poisoned several men in the west side. A note and pills found by a Dr. E. X indicate strychnine in a large quantity. Police have lists of local drugstore purchasers.
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Eorge Piller
Militi
Siryehnine
Warle
Piller
McDonald Hospital
Ue Olson
Avg
BR. E. x
Consul General Speech in London Starts Inquiry
Washington June 28 A House committee today moved to report favorably a resolution by Representative Hamill New Jersey asking the secretary of state what action he has taken regarding a speech by John J Griffiths American consul general at London before the Pilgrim society in favor of an Anglo American alliance for war against a nation at peace The secretary is asked for information as to Sir Edward Grey British foreign secretary's approval of the alliance and Griffiths support before the Pilgrims as an informal Anglo Saxon parliament The resolution will be redrafted by a subcommittee before reporting
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Washington
Hamil
New Jersey
John J. Griffiths
Dondon
Pilgrim Society
United States
Great Britain
Algas
Edward Grey
Beitisi
Griffiths
Hamill
Cotton mill owners seek price stability and wage cuts
Washington June 28 report says cotton mill owners, via the Ark Wright club of Tiesten, plan curtailment of production and reductions in wages and working hours to keep prices steady. Edward Stanwood testified before the House committee on expenditures in the Justice Department about efforts and concerns of New England millowners. A fragmented account notes the alleged cover story and parallels to prior industry actions, with scattered mentions of New York attendees and related newspaper clippings.
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Washington
Arkwright Club
Tiesten
Edward Stanwood
Department of Justice
New England
Sianivooil
Doctor Discusses the Thyroid Gland in Typhoid Diet Effects
Los Angeles June 28. A lecture before the American Medical Association reports that the thyroid gland, with diet, may influence fertility in animals and possibly humans. Dr Bold Hunt of Washington and Dr John Colbert discuss experiments on mice showing diet affecting birth rates, while other speakers address hookworm infections among California miners and students. The Shrine Auditorium reception for Dr John B. Murphy, new AMA president, drew a full house.
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Los Angeles
Jurie
Bold Hunt
Washington
Steid
Hunt
Colbert
E.G. Eadicoll
Jackson
Cal
Norbern
California
Werhert Gantt
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
John B. Murphy
Chicago
Association
Shrine Auditorium
House Apportionment Plan Gets Favorable Report
Washington June 28 the senate committee on census agreed to report the congressional reapportionment bill for 488 representatives without amendment. Three of ten members opposed the increase but seven favored allowing the house to proceed. A week will be given to prepare a finalized report for Senator La Follette.
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HOUSE
Washington
Senate Committee On Census
Liverpool Shipping Strike Ties Up Ports Worldwide
Four thousand dockhands joined the strike in Liverpool causing a near standstill at the docks as crews of major liners deserted ships in sympathy. The transport workers union seeks recognition and no wage gains, with widespread port paralysis spreading to Hull and Manchester as tensions rise and meetings consider further action.
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Liverpool
Stre
Cunard
Hnelfe
Dominion
Haverford
Red
Philadelphia
Treasure seekers back disappointed but hopeful
The steamer Eureka arrived at Port Angeles with treasure seekers aboard, reporting disappointment and disgust. Five Americans led the party hoping to find buried treasure on the Mandguras from a historical revolution, but landings were denied and they returned home.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Eureka
Wilch
Washington
Honduras
Port Cos Angeles
Capl FS
Burts
Amalapa
Mandguras
Royalty Leaves Coronation Scene as Continent-bound Guests Depart
London reports royal guests depart post coronation as foreign warships salute and the Great Coronation Meet disperses. King George visits the royal agricultural show while a Hawthorne mine disaster racks Mineral County with extensive damage and casualties.
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London
Europe
Ising George
Mary
Spithead
Great Britain
George Kwentmaat
Royal Agricultural Showy
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