Knox Opposes Any Panama Canal Exemption Repeal
Washington May 11 secretary of state Philander C Knox rejected Britain's demand to repeal exemptions for American cargo ships using the Panama Canal. He argued the United States builds and governs the canal, bears the costs, and must preserve sovereignty and rights to manage belligerent use. He warned that forcing Britain’s terms would undermine U.S. control and could invite broader war-time entanglements.
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DUNSHEE RETURNS FROM CALIFORNIA
Mr Dunshee assistant superintendent of Anaconda Copper mines returned from California after a month. He attended Dorothy Rosa Dunster wedding at Nordhoff and Helen Dunshee wed G Percy of Ventura at Nordholt, with Rev MacPherson officiating. He described progress in Southern California and education exhibits planned for the exposition. He noted San Francisco sights, Santa Barbara growth, and a cautious view on the Mexican situation involving Zapata.
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Winfield Scot Dunster
Wiliam Prederlet
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G. Percy
Ventura
Thee
Nordholt
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Ban Francisco
Berkele White
San Francisco
Exisition Grands
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Iren
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Santa Barbara
Jay
Visitors invited to Guest House graph parlors debut
Thursday morning marks the opening of the Guest House graph parlors in the western United States. The Buthe Phonograph Company at 1b West Bark Street will demonstrate new Honda diamond pointed phonographs with natural tone, unbreakable records, and stylish design. Visitors may view and ask questions as they shop downtown. The article also notes the wedding of Miss Tima A Nelson and Jwsns A Peters yesterday, performed by Rev. A. D. Welle at Mountain View Methodist Episcopal Church, witnesses Mrs. McDonald and Howerd Kuehsel, and their state trip following.
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Buthe Phonograph Company
West Bark Street
West Park Street
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Tima A. Nelson
A. TD. Welle
Mountain View
Simi
Alan Ebutford
Sha King
New York
Miss Hufford
Ne Thin
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Salazar the Smuggler Once a Mexican General
Santa Fe New Mexico May 1 The fury in the case of Gen Tos faziur charged with smuggling arms and ammunition into Mexico was wrapped up in a United States court late today Salazar who led a Huerta detachment in Northern Mexico was captured months ago after the evaluation of Ojinags He faced Faustino Olguin who as a federal soldier was sentenced by Salazar to be shot as a deserter Olguin was arrested in American territory charged with cattle stealing.
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Mexico
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Caltte
Unitarian Pacific Coast Conference Opens in Portland
In Portland Oregon on May 11 the Pacific coast conference of the Unitarian church opened with morning, afternoon and evening sessions. Progress in church extension work was reported but little business beyond officer reports and organization matters was transacted.
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Supreme Court Refuses Railroads Appeal on Hours of Service
Washington May 11 Supreme Court refuses Grant Northern Railroad company appeal seeking review of its conviction for violating hours of service laws. Court found crew lawful in keeping watchmen at work more than sixteen consecutive hours.
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Supreme Court
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Woman testifies on life on the flats and a raunch house case
In federal court BN Wheeler and U S Attorneys pressed a case against William Land and Margaret Smith alleging they ran a Smith Road House on the flats. The indictment claims they brought three women from Seattle to engage as cabaret entertainers and to foster an environment of immorality. Witness Alma Wasterd described recruitment in Seattle and trips to Butte to work at the establishment.
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Pet Eutee
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Gaudy Butte trial details drunken revels and travel
Testimony in the Butte case reveals four women consorted for entertainment and drinks on a trip, with witnesses describing hotel stay, train consumption, and alleged indecent advances by Mrs Smith. Several witnesses corroborate the party’s behavior, while some deny involvement in the bar room. Court officials prepared further interrogations.
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