Washington Police Still On The Race Parade Disorder
Washington case details emerged as the Senate committee probed disturbances during a suffragette parade on March 32. Witnesses described mob roughness along the line, with evangelist Mine. Mountford alleging a Washington police captain rough treatment during inauguration ceremonies the following day. Captain Mulhall denied neglect, and Major Sy asserted explicit instructions to subdue the crowd. A public order committee credited officers’ efforts while noting crowd size overwhelmed control. The committee adjourned to Friday for further police testimony.
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Canadian Doctor Claims Harmless Tuberculosis Vaccine Method
Dr Friedmann demonstrates a tuberculosiss inoculation process with 10 selected cases from 37 at Toronto and Berlin, claiming no lasting harm. Medical officials observe and hear his talk on discovery and safety, noting brief fever only in pulmonary cases and emphasizing the method’s safety and potential.
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Adam Heck
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Fins Washington Mares 12 Government Tests Delay
Berlin physician Dr. Friedmann may delay TB vaccine tests as he refuses to share his vaccine production method or dose source with the Public Health Service. He notified Surgeon General that he will not divulge his secret until government physicians acknowledge patient improvements from his treatment.
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Sale of Lots in Comas and Big Arm Foreseen in May
Special Dispatch to the Standard Washington March 12 indicates the Interior Department plans sale of Lots in the townsite of Comas Flathead Reservation likely in the latter part of May or early June. Senator Myers also seeks early market of Lots in the townsite of Big Arm on Flathead Lake, currently under consideration.
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Missionary's Wife Choose Between Men in Chicago Drama
Chicago headlines recount a missionary wife trapped in a love triangle with Owen W Conn and Rev K Clarkson. She deserts five children for Conn amid a prison letter scandal from Waupon Wisconsin. Clarkson seeks custody and questions marriage vows as the story unfolds with public alarm and family tension.
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Wife shoots as husband found with rival in Memphis
In an uptown Memphis flat last night Mrs. August Schieber, president of a local lumber firm, opened fire on her husband and a woman identified as Mrs. I A Howell after finding them together. The husband died soon afterward from his wounds and the other woman was wounded in the arm. Mrs. Schieber was wounded and arrested at her home. Howell and the other woman's full details remain unclear.
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Widow of Captain Scott Heads to England
Sydney, N S March 12 Lady Scott widow of Captain Scott sailed for England yesterday afternoon aboard the Medina The New Zealand government plans to ask parliament to grant funds to support families of Captain Scott and his companions This as reported from Sydney Port Townsend Wash March 12 Collector Harper approved a $20 fine for Captain N K Obayashi of the Japanese liner Mexico Mara for allowing opium to be brought ashore Seized opium worth ten thousand dollars at Tacoma last Monday The vessel is immune from a fine Zion City Ill March 12 Hebrews found guilty of smoking in Zion City and fined $2 by Judge Whitney Bond posted for appeal
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Court Proceedings Open Few Actions Yet In Primary
Citizens party movement stalls as lawyers delay court action to compel city clerk to permit candidate withdrawals or party changes before the primary. The upcoming ballot reform bill may alter ballot layout by allowing party and candidate names to be listed separately with a space for voters to write in additional names. The issue hinges on registration deadlines and the governor’s anticipated approval of House Bill 345.
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Body trapped in Moose mine shaft during rescue attempt
Debris pins a man in the Moose mine shaft while workers at the site attempt to recover Ted Simonson also known as Tobert Wynne buried under fifteen feet of rock. The rescue effort paused after fatigue and danger but the story notes the miner's imposing frame and a prior remarkable escape.
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Tobert Wynne
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Yeste
Mechanic Scarred by Burst Steampipe in Tramway Mine
A steampipe burst in the engine room of the Tramway mine injuring WH Kellett. The three percent year old sustained burns to both arms feet and ankles with burns on the head. He was evacuated and admitted to Mt James Hospital. Kellett, married, resides at Kota Street.
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Butte Briefs Report on Local Notables and Ailing Brother
George Ingram of Helena is seen at the federal court in Butte with attorney J. E. Kelly and Sheriff P. J. Manning. Mrs. T. C. Fisher of Missoula visits the city amid concern for her brother J. A. Williams, a patient at a focal hospital.
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J. E. Kelly
P. J. Manning
Boulder
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Missoula
J.A. Williams
Focal Hospital
Office Seekers Press Attorney General for Time
Washington March 12 Office seekers pressed Attorney General to the point he cloned the Justice Department to all visitors at 430 p m Representatives included. Ap for federal judgeships and United States attorneyships have been extremely active and that appeals have a attorney general. A continuously open door would consume his entire time. It was declared and therefore he was obliged to reserve a period after 430 for the transaction of
Foundation Stone Laid for Canberra Capital City
Sydney reports the laying of the foundation stone for Australia’s future capital Canberra. Baron Denman and Governor General Denman christened the city in a ceremony attended by Australian ministers and crowds from Melbourne and Sydney. The plan envisions a model capital on the site of scattered farmer dwellings.
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Melbourne
Fortune Hunters Move Toward Alaskan Gold Strike
Skagway Alaska reports a rush of prospectors led by Dr. Young the British Columbia official who arrives with supplies to investigate placer gold at Testin Lake. Steamships fill with fortune seekers as rumors of the strike spread from Skeokum Jim with claims on Moose Horn Trout and Silver creeks.
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British Columbia
Questions and Answers 22 Overview of civic and historical trivia
The item compiles Q and A style entries on topics like health boards, insanity judgments, religious demographics of teachers in Butte, etymology of Billingegate and Hoosier state, Salt river location, embassy grounds, and military and canal history. It includes notes on laws, pensions, post rates, and Panama Canal origin and progress, plus a short local story about Miss Rinehart and Mr. Cornwell entering life on the Crow reservation.
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London Fish Market
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Antehimian Canal
Actress Renounces Stage For Crow Reservation Marriage
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Los Angeles March 12. Miss Frances A Rinehart heiress of the late Dr J H Rinehart of Montana has given up a stage career to marry J W Cornwell at the Crow Indian agency in Montana. She arrived with her sister Mrs Mary F Rose of Billings to pursue the suit, and the wedding will occur in Southern California with a honeymoon in beauty spots of the southland before returning. Cornwell is a known Montana business figure.
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Street Railway Employes Gain Lower Living Costs Stores Opened
New York March 12 scheme to ease high living costs opens six dedicated stores for street car elevated and subway workers. About 260 employees will receive credentials to purchase groceries meats fish and other staples at prices about 9 percent below standard retail with costs covered by the railways.
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Home for Confederate veterans to open in April
Washington reports that the Southern Relief society announced plans to open a home for Confederate veterans in April. Mrs. George Dewey pledged to furnish and equip a hospital room. Social and official leaders promised support. The home will aid widows and orphans, while Navy Secretary Daniels seeks to extend a law authorizing two midshipmen to the Naval Academy every four years. If not extended, midshipmen appointments will drop from 1,089 to 533 within four years.
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Arson Trust Chief Names Higher Ups in Chicago Case
Chicago report confirms John Danies confessed involvement in an arson ring. First Assistant State's Attorney Johnston says Danies named no other members, but claimed more than three fires in Chicago. Johnston cites extensive insurance losses and warrants expected for businessmen and incendiaries. arson ring described as nationwide.
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Franke Johnston
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James
Chinese consul shot amid city turmoil in New South Wales
Maren I Thomas Chia, described as the Chinese Terday, fired at the Chinese consul general yesterday afternoon in Syaney New South Wales. Chi reportedly told police he planned to murder the consul general and regretted that his plans did not terminate as intended.
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