Immunity Pleas for Packers Sustained by Judge Humphrey
Judge J Humphrey sustains immunity pleas for individual Packers and denies for corporations in the Chicago case. Indicted individuals go free while corporate defendants face trial later. Court crowded as verdict or ruling is announced and attorneys discuss trial dates.
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J. Humphrey
Chicago
J. Dtlt
Humphrey
St Mlatriet Court
Opine
Morrison
Moody
Morrison Ralsed
Packers
Court remarks on the motions for new trial and appeal
The remarks note the speaker’s view of the law, denying criticism and asserting the case was argued properly. A Detroit attorney Morrison is mentioned in relation to motions for a new trial or appeal.
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New Urlale
DI Triet
Morrison
Panatie
Senator Tilman Opposes Alaska Railroad Concessions
Washington March 21 Senator Tilman presents a memorial protest drafted by N N Jarvis of Seattle against the Alaska Railroad construction and favored concessions. He argues the measure grants beneficiaries unfair rights harming other railroads and questions land grants and other concessions linked to the project.
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Washington
Tilman
Senate
N.N. Jarvis
Seattle
Dil
Alma
Alaska
Theill
Senate Committee On Territories
First Day of Spring Brings a Sorry Tale
On March 5, a spring equinox event brought widespread damage and shipping loss. Reports from centers show several vessels wrecked, wharves and watercraft destroyed, but no further details heard. The text mentions trials, a bunker, and a few names linked to a separate legal matter amid unclear context.
Ugly Business Is Discovered
Portland reports a series of attempted break-ins at the United States Attorney W C Bristol’s third floor office in the post office building. A burglary was thwarted when Bristol intercepted the intruders and later noted a sleeve-caught capture, with links to government land fraud prosecutions hinted but not confirmed.
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Portland
United States
W. ¢. Bristol
Bristel
Bristol
Trom
Peterson Suspected in With Play, Police Say
Special Dispatch to the Standard Kalispell reports John Peterson of the Joby a Brken lumber mill rayrall is implicated in a mysterious case. Detectives, drawn by a $1,600 reward, have shadowed suspects around Somers as arrests loom and a volatile plot unfolds.
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Kalispell
Marcy
John Peterson Lian
Rayrall
Strike Paralyzes Mines Across Northern France
Lens France March 31 Thirty eight thousand to eighty thousand miners extend their stoppage causing anxiety to authorities. Work and mining operations halt across Pax de Calais and Nord departments as troops and gendarmes mass near the region.
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Lens
France
Pax de Calais
Nordvent
Pure Russian satire shown by workmen
In St. Petersburg March 21 the mills reveal a satirical scene where workers mock elections by naming a dog named Rosie as a candidate. They claim the dog would cost the government only seven cents a day to maintain and would serve as a fitting delegate for workers' interests, reflecting the era's playful political humor amid impending elections.
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St. Petersburg
Choge
Rosi
Maie
Foundry
Spirit of
Ignated
Labor and mine issues dominate Roosevelt briefing
President Roosevelt hosted about 100 AFL leaders at the White House to press labor demands, including the eight hour workday and enforcement on federal projects. Samuel Gompers and Frank Morrison led the delegation. the discussion touched on immigration laws, Chinese exclusion, and court injunctions against labor or capital.
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Washington, Maren
Roose
Elt
White House
Congress
Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
American
Fedsation of Labor
Amer=n Federation of Labor
Federation
Iportant
Enite
Morrison
American Federation
Gompers and
Fames Ducat
Quincy
Mass
The
Federation Aid
Ai Ghali Cutters Usiow
Snowslide disaster in Silverton buries men a warn
In Silverton Colorado the snowslide wrecked buildings including the hotel and house, killing several men. A rescue party with snowshoes searches Shenandoah area while others head toward Green Mountain to find bodies. Survivors describe a dangerous, frequently shifting avalanche zone.
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Silverton
Colo
Antas
Atastra Gult
Howardeville
Ishereailee Sui
Green Mountain
Forenan
Ron Frecient
Fort Shaw Reservation Opened to Public Debate
Washington reports Ben Dixon introduced a bill to open the Fort Shaw Fort Shaw military reservation to settlement under reclamation provisions. The plan would begin a project with twenty thousand acres, aiming to fit within a general scheme overseen by a secretary.
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Fort Shaw Reservation
Washington
Ben Dixon
New York Central to Increase Capital Stock
New York Central & Hudson River plans a stock increase from 130 million to 230 million dollars, proposing 1,000,000 new shares at 100 dollars each. A special stockholder meeting will be held in Albany on April 18 to vote on the proposal, adopted by the board on February 18. The market reacted with a decline from intraday highs to a close near 120.
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New York
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad
Newman
Albany
New York Central
Stock Exchange
Daxue
Mita
Mit
Man Killed in Timber With Questionable Details
A man named Kuhn was reportedly killed in timber work, with sheriff Gress and coroner Taylor 21 involved. Prosecutor Corey McKeown reported a message to the sheriff but no precise particulars have been learned.
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Standars
Kalispell
Mace
Gress
Taylor
Corey McKeown
Troe
Kuhn
Wall Street Change of Big Importance
New York March 7 Baring Magoun & 45 Wall Street will dissolve. Hugo ek will retire from Baring Magoun & Ua. A new banking firm to be known as Aring & Suffern Taylor will head another line. A notable death occurred at the home here today, at an advanced age.
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New York
Baring, Magoun & 45
Wall Street
Haring
Hugoek
Barne
George Stlinte
Ug Fein
Aring & Suffern Taylor
Bareing
Magoun & Ua
Khown Ae Testor
One man dead another dying after park explosion
A terrible blast at the park caused a man to die and another to be near death before a subsequent fire expanded the destruction. Emergency crews battled flames as investigators opened the scene.
Explosion at Park New Era mine Kills John Nimmo and injures two
An explosion at Park New Era mine near the tramway and mill caused one death, with two men badly burned and a third injured. John Nimmo, about 50, a Scotland native and veteran mining man, died minutes after the blast. Dan Ross and Tona Nimmo were severely mangled. Rose survived with internal injuries and facial burns. The fire spread from the blacksmith shop near the long tunnel mouth, threatening nearby structures.
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Park New Era
Tona Nimmo
Dan Ross
Immo
Rose
Beng
John Nimmo
Scotland
Helena
INS
Mou
Cold Spell in Georgia Wipes Out Peach Crop Losses
Atlanta reports from peach growing regions indicate a 60 to 1 percent crop loss due to the cold spell. The damage translates to an $82,000 to Georgia growers fall in output and revenue, with many growers facing substantial financial hardship.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Georgia Browers
Nomination of Mr. Irvin Confirmed by Senate
Washington March 21 the senate in executive session today confirmed nominations including G W Irvin of Butte Montana for governor of Alaska and Busta C Sheridan of Big Timber, Montana. The action followed other confirmations by the senate.
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MR. Irvin
Senate
Washington
Wilford
Howett
Alaska
Montana
G. W. Irvin
Butte
Awe Busta C. Sheridan
Big Timber
England Ahead of Date with Ladies Smoking Car
London March 21 The first car ever reserved for women heads to the London terminus for Liverpool with windows bearing a label Ladies Smoking Car. It signals a notable change in railway travel for female passengers in Britain.
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England
London
Britain
Liverpool
Russia's Agrarian Crisis Publicized by Kutler
St. Petersburg March 21 M Kutler former minister of agriculture and now candidate of the constitutional democrats for election to the lower house begins a series on the agrarian question. He argues expropriation of large landowners is the only solution for the peasantry who have a moral right to land seized by boyars in earlier eras.
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St. Petersburg
M. Kutler
Constitutional Democrats
Mike fixes himself but his wife lives
Michael Power a hack driver previously from Oregon attempted to murder his wife Emily Power then shot himself. He died at the receiving hospital. Emily Power is recovering in the city prison women's ward. Officers report unclear details and lingering mentions of unrelated names and events.
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Mike
Los Angeles
Michael Power
Land
Ore
Emily Power
Kays Tig
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