Ruling Enforcement at Race Track Addressed by City Health Officer
City Health Officer Horst applauds state board of health action on sanitary rules for fair food vendors. He plans inspections at circus grounds and race track to ensure proper preparation and protection from contamination. He notes requirements for sinks, covered refuse, and sanitary quarters for livestock facilities and dining areas.
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New Officers Installed In Walkerville City Council
After a regular meeting of Walkerville city council last evening, the newly elected officers were inducted. George Stephens named family Clerk, James J. Broughton outgoing member, Tadamo elected president, and Frank Hocking reelected vice president. The new administration includes Republican mayor, Democratic police judge, and four Democrats in the council with one Republican and one socialist alderman. Joe Heiney, mayor for four years, retired along with M. C. Mattison, John Grogan, Targhal, and John C. Holland, city clerk. Last month’s bills near 2,000, the heaviest expenditure in years. Officers’ reports approved. finances solid, few arrests, 31 warrants issued totaling 768%. Marriage licenses issued to Nikola Kilrobach with Minute bgprise and Carl Woosher with Anna Wills.
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Presiden Derma
Frank ‘Hocking
Trenspolice
Joe Heiney
M. C. Mattison
John Grogan
Targhal
John C. Holland
Placer and Quartz Suit Affirmed in Court
The United States Court of Appeals at San Francisco affirms in favor of Washington Butte Mining Company in a dispute over quartz veins in the Placer patent ground. The case centers on roughly 20 acres valued near 300000 dollars, with Mason and others claiming quartz veins were excluded by the placer patent. The matter follows a prior 1912 decision by Judge Frank S. Dietrichs and awaits a new trial in the state court on the eastern portion of the dispute.
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Louis Mason
Washington Butte Mining
United Start of Appeals
San Frank
United States District
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Washington Butte Company
Mason
Frank 8. Dietrichs
Butte
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Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Seeks Back to Nature Plan for Summer
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw announced from Broadway that after her current show she will move next May to a 14 acre tract in Maine to live close to nature for three months, wearing simple dress and an agatta diet to gain strength for heavy future roles. She plans to bring her young son along and aims to prepare him for West Point or Annapolis, while continuing her stage work in Mariette.
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Marietta
Mexico
Pine Tree
Horace Newman
Evelyn Thaw
Wing
Evelyn
Aseas
Trail
Maurice Volny
Road Sues Homesteader for Settlement of Title
In Meaverhead county the Short Line railroad sues Craig Cornell in federal court to quiet title to about five acres valued at 3500 tied to its right of way. The case arises from a prior congress granted right when the Ford was built and involves an ongoing title dispute over adjoining land.
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Meaverhead County
Craig Cornell
Congress
Colonel Roosevelt to visit Kew and Madrid this spring
May 7 report states Colonel Roosevelt will start in Kew Yorks staying ten days then travel to Madrid to meet his son around June. Kermit’s marriage is planned for the second week of June at the Protestant Episcopal church in the British embassy building.
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Man Held for Theft of Postoffice Funds
T. Uber is jailed in Whitehall on a charge of stealing 27 from postoffice funds and a revolver from the Pipestone mit-way station Sunday. Postmaster Scott at Pipestone noticed Uber near the place, saw the missing funds and gun after a broken window, and the sheriff captured him at Boulder. He awaits district attorney proceedings in Whitehall.
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Plans Of Convicts To Escape Spoiled At Folsom Prison
Sacramento May 4 An ingenious escape plot by four convicts at Folsom Prison was foiled when a fellow inmate exposed plans to overpower Warden J J Smith in the basement of a new residence for the warden The conspirators planned to strip the warden of his clothes and use an armed belt to thrust a knife into his body They intended to force Smith to order a carriage for a surveying trip and flee with improvised instruments several months of preparation were required for the scheme.
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Petition of Abe Reuf to Be Heard Saturday
San Francisco May 4 The petition of Abe Reuf former political leader of San Francisco for parole from San Quentin where he is serving a 14 year sentence is set for hearing at the state board Prison directors at Polson. The board follows a rule that a first offender not serving a life sentence should be heard after one year served.
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San Quentin Penitentiary
State Board
Polson
Kentt
Supreme Court
Caillaux Fights Bloodless Duel in Paris Park
In Paris a bloodless duel occurred between former finance minister Joseph Caillaux and his opponent Fernand D’Aliieres in the Parc des Princes. D’Aliieres fired twice while Caillaux discharged his pistol in the air. No one was hurt. The encounter followed the recent election to the chamber of deputies.
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Oseph Caillaux
Finance
Fernand D'Ail-Ieres
M. Caillaux
Chamber of Deputies
Nation's business moves to open air at White House
Washington May 4 The nations business including Megican matters shifted outdoors as President Wilson left the stuffy offices for the cool shade of the White House. The house majority leader was the guest to be shown the open air setting.
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Fire in Valparaiso claims over fifty lives in mercial district
Valparaiso Chile May 4 a devastating blaze swept the mercial section of the city destroying tailings and halting firefighting efforts. The report also notes a fatal collision at Tuxedo Park and a string of injuries including a church organist and a sexton, with other unrelated incidents in Washington and Mexico City.
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Chile
London Budget Signal Sparks 1914 15 Deficit Debate
In London on May 4 a sixth budget was introduced in the Commons to address a projected 15 000 deficit for 1914 15 and a meeting with the Lords was arranged. In Chicago on May 4 John Fr Jelke, oleomargarine manufacturer, was fined 10 000 and sentenced to two years for a conspiracy to evade taxes on a yellowish colored product.
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London
Perge of Commons
Ghent
Chicago
John Fr. Jelke Olcomargarine
Trial of Jean Dis on Miss du fant at Beecher School
A trial proceeds with Miss du fant 16 years old appearing as a pupil at Beecher School. The case involves allegations against a school teacher. Local authorities report ongoing proceedings and legal actions related to the incident.
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Miss du Fant
Toda Beecher
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