Reconciliation Plea and a Trunk Death in Ogden
Salt Lake City reports that Frances Williams Elman, a three year old girl found dead in a trunk in Ogden, is likely the child of Mrs. Augustus Elman. Post mortem shows no assault. police tie motive to inheritance and a failed reconciliation with former husband T. A. Anderson. Anderson arrived from Los Angeles and was unaware of the trunk discovery until arrest.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Frances Willams
Elman
Ogden
Augustus Ekman
Frances
T. A. Anderson
Anderson
Los Angeles
Hunrock
Mich
Ib Sears Ag
Hancock
Ure
Tkman
Eliman
George Wiians
Augustus Dktan
Eknan
Kenmeren
Wye
Michigan
Aiman
Faithroy
New Thought Convention Closes Its Sessions
The Pacific coast New Thought convention ended in Portland Oregon with two sessions. Annie Militz of Los Angeles, editor of Inner Mind, urged a revival of the orthodox hell concept and urged quiet meditation to receive divine guidance. Perry Joseph Green of the Thought temple in Portland offered a different view on meditation practices.
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Portland
Ore
New Thought
Annie Iix Militz
Los Angeles
Lrter
Desis
Perry Joseph Green
Porteine
Coal Strike Averted In New River Fields
Tonight a prevailing view holds that a general strike in the New River coal fields has been averted after talks between Hayfield and coal operator officials. About 16,000 to 40,000 workers were at risk of job loss, but conference outcomes suggest continued employment.
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Charlestay
New River
Hayfield Aid Voat
Plan to dissolve UP-Southern Pacific merger to be presented
Washington June 4 The plan for dissolving the Union Pacific Southern Pacific merger approved by Attorney General Mereynolds and President Wilson will be presented to the federal court at St Taunt Minn tomorrow. The plan calls for Union Pacific to relinquish its entire $23 000 000 stake in Southern Pacific in exchange for Pennsylvania Railroad holdings in the Baltimore and Ohio and the remainder to be conveyed to a public trust. Details were withheld by agreement between officials and the railroads.
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Washington
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Railroad
Mereynolds
Wilson
St. Taunt Minn
Southern Pacific
Shires
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
G Lovevemont
Attorney General urges special session on state bank receivership
Carean City Nev June report to Governor Oddie and Nevada legislators urges investigation of the State Bank and Trust receivership. It targets Judge Frank P. Langan for impeachment and removal. the bank once called for two million dollars in 1907.
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Carean City
Nev
Oddie
Nevada
Genera Thatener
State Bank and Trust Cappaiys
Frank PF. Langan
District Court of Nevada
Pleasure Unavailing His Wife Won't Return
New York court papers reveal Arthur S. Hoyt seeks divorce from wife of seven weeks, claiming she left for Newark with a man in April and has since refused to return. Hoyt alleges large assets and seeks alimony and support while Mrs Hoyt counters with separation claims and accusations of misconduct.
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New York
Supreme Cour
Glexérich
Arthur S. Movil
Stele C. Hoyt
Alremony
Earcel Foan
Atlantic Starch Works
Fok
Newark
Hoye
Hoyt Cave
Jeter
Body of George Townsend Found in Missouri River
Kansas City June 2 The body of George Townsend wealth railway promoter of Chicago was found in the Missouri river as reported. Townsend had vanished last Tuesday and his disappearance remains under investigation by local authorities.
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Mnpolib Atderauy
Kansas City
George Townsend
Missouri River
Sedition trial witness strangled amid death toll
Fort Slovans Ore reports a sedition case witness was strangled and dumped into water. Civil tailor Voxel arrested, released awaiting warrant. Soldiers and officers placed under guard as investigation proceeds, with multiple prisoners confined in guard posts. Evidence suggests strangling and suffocation as sole cause of death.
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Fort Slovans
Hoyulan
James Cenwined
Ormnent
Nee
Vo- Kel
Norhy
Johoson
Cameron
Sochgilst
W. Suethads
Riardhuune
Tibbetts
Crawford's
Contested News From The Standard Implies Vague Events
A garbled page from Today's Standard lists diverse items from politics and crime to religion and local notices. It mentions a murder case, family disclosures, a Sabbath sermon, wage protests, property owners, theater wage talks, and state reports, all rendered in jumbled OCR form with uncertain specifics.
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Vane
Dtu
Enee
Nibeelog
Prhay
Forsee
Avaconda
Avaconda News
Trades Council
Wanderer
Butte & Smekey
Butte
Hue Reau
Seatile Elks
Rai
Daughter of Wealthy Man Missing in New York Mystery
A 19-year-old heiress, Helen McCarthy, daughter of John A. McCarthy a wealthy newspaper dealer, vanished Tuesday after leaving her hotel and accompanying mother to a store. Police conducted extensive inquiries across hotels, stores, and streets as family fears she is being held or abducted.
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New Yar
Uke McCarthy
John A. Muvantly
Neotel
Fiat- Brave
West Fevruty-Hecone
Ater
Rnsic
Cegslily
Kent
Erlenis
Thields
Miss Meareshie Heron
New York
Alice Jentey
Perresdite
Sears
Leseana
Udine
Che Geof School
Weat
Weat Enel
Lee steeOt
Hyten
Cavaloler
Mearity
Eigith
Congressmen Named In Charge In Senate Lobby Inquiry
Washington today saw foreshadowing of a broader senate lobby investigation after a subpoena was served on Dr Martin Mulhall, an activity linked to the National Association of Manufacturers. The inquiry, led by Senator Overman, aims to probe alleged efforts to sway legislation and to determine who among congressmen supported or opposed favored measures during earlier sessions. The Mulhall claim, asserting deep industry influence and campaign assistance, prompted calls to widen hearings to include former lawmakers and officials connected to the association.
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Senate
Kknes
Martin M. Moathalt
Ballimore
Aeht
National Association We
Érdordt
Wan Overman
Te Lobby Committen
WML
Mull Wis Tiling
Congress
Alwring
Maha
New York World
Chicago ‘Tribune
Mulhall
Thuta
Conmiulitoor
Ma Uist Bia
Niler
Averman
Uriel
Campoignite
Congrana
Page Boys
House of Representatives
Ms Associates
Overman
Enuropeous
Dumea Aa
Emery
National Association of Manifactir
Muthadar
Association
Jimes B. Watson
Indiana
We Manufacturers
Aseolilign
Oliclala
Tobby
Min Overman
Doe
Lowds
Stuthall
Acording
Cummins
Whison
Over
Endless Heat Wave Seen Easing By Weekend
Washington June 29 A hot wave may ease by Monday or Tuesday as the heat breaks across the plains and western states. Forecasters warn temperatures will run high in the Rocky Mountain region and Pacific slope with lingering heat on the plains and west coast. The heat spell has caused numerous prostrations and several deaths, with police reporting multiple fatalities in Chicago and other cities as hospitals handle overflow.
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Washington
Central States
Weather Bureau
Plains
Federal forces reclaim towns in Mexico gains near Durango
Mexico City report says General Ojeda moved against rebels in Sonora and captured towns including parts of Durango. Government notes improvements reopening northern railroads with troops aiding workers. Rail line approaching Sinaloa and Monterey areas shows progress before the rains.
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Mexico City
Ojede
Sonora
Durango
Monterey
Engine dead train hits auto in Snohomish tragedy
In Snohomish Washington a stalled auto carrying seven men was struck by a New York Northern Pacific train at Second Avenue crossing. Three men died Tren Hendley and Bert Care son Wella both 25 Albert Michzel the chauffeur injured Beet N Morgan suffered two broken ribs. The remaining three occupants were unharmed. The driver claimed no obstruction was seen.
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Snohomiah
Wash
Northern Pacific
Second Avenue
Tren Hendley
Bert Careson Wella
Albert Michzel
Beet N. Morgan
Michsel
Bla Enwine
Aviator Doctor Murdoch Crashes During Fourth of July Display
Rookine June 23 Dr Edgar P Murdoch who quit medicine in Chicago to fly an aviator may have fatally been hurt when an exhibition plane collapsed at Oroville Washington during a Fourth of July celebration. The craft crashed to the ground spraying him with injuries including a broken leg and collar bone and internal injuries. Mrs Murdoch remains in Chicago.
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Rookine
Edgar P. Muryeh
Chicago
Oroville
Wash
Murdoch
Irva
All-Day Search Fails to Find Escaped Convicts
June 24 Kan two convicts Richard Osborne and Walter Layman escaped from a federal pen. The all-day search failed to yield a trace. The pair, former cellmates, had pried open a door to escape.
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Heaventarth
Kan
Richard Osborne
Walter Layman
Federal Penitentiary
Priann
Layminn
MoNol's Island
Pacino
Dummien
Cota
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