Inspector says drill and Thomas murder mystery not solved
Auld Chief Murphy comments that no one has solved the Dr tun and Thomas killings. He notes Raye’s testimony caused new questions while inspector Bone doubts the latest tale. Police plan to hear King’s account and pursue any new angle as the case remains unsolved amid threats and public scrutiny.
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Thomas
Ivey Bow
Palive
Jerry Murphy
Fefleral
Vna
Raye
Tin
Geo
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Tone
Dewi
Jing Bile Waten
Don King
South
Santana Abiverse
Hou
Iing
Kanekor
Montyba
Drinam
Hin
Shapo- Huoiphla
Wwe
Murphy
German Soldiers Tighten Liquor Ration Amid Campaign
Wes May 18 German military authorities announce a circular to recruits detailing the abuse of strong spirits within the army. The document describes punishment for convicted men and notes a campaign that has reduced distilled spirit consumption.
Waters of Pacific Flow Into the Panama Canal
May 8 report from Penana states a massive blast shattered a dike south of the MMvfifames area. The Pacific Ocean waters surged into an extrusion section, severely disrupting canal operations. Restoration teams work to seal the breach and resume normal water flow as authorities assess damage.
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Pacific
Panama Canal
Penana
Pacific Ocean
Ile
Fifteen Bodies Recovered From Imperial Mine Disaster
Bell Valley Olde May 18 A mining explosion trapped fifteen miners and one rescuer, four victims and the rescuer died. Rescue teams surfaced the dead tonight and one man escaped. An official investigation by the state mining department will begin tomorrow.
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Bell Valley
Olde
Imperial Mine
Saul
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Hopire
Mother Jones Addresses West Virginia Labor Rally in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on May 18 1911 Mary Mother Jones urged organizing the State of West Virginia for battle. She predicted addressing miners in trouble and warned against guns while praising unity among unions and industrial workers. Jones condemned brutality in Russia and urged unity to stop infighting within the movement.
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West Virginia
Mary
Martin
Bligeter
Mother Jones
Aomessing
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Russia
Mather Jones
Servian Bulgarian clash nears in Balkans report
Golesne May 18 a Servian Bulgarian conflict seems imminent as Bulgaria presses for the revocation of the ante treaty terms and Servia faces arbitration uncertainty. A Cologne Gazette dispatch quotes a correspondent who cites Bulgarian ministers and leaders suggesting possible alliances with Hungary if steps fail. Public sentiment in Bulgaria grows tense and wary of aggression.
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Trgaria
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Bulgaria
Wife and mine owner defend attack at Mexican mine
In Aguas Caliente on May 14 Joan Wallan and a British mine owner faced an assault by two employees of the mine. They were attacked in Wallar's office with knives and firearms as the assailants sought money. Mrs Wallar joined the defense as the attack unfolded.
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Mexico
Joan Wallan
Thyeetei
Immie
Vita
Abil Bye
Todig
Cecore
Arabos
Mr. Wallar
Imine
Raige
Vlisba
Wallar
Montana Delegation Heads to Capitol With Governor
Governor Slowart departs to Weebington for reclamation talks as a Montana delegation travels with him. The group includes editor W. M. Bole and J. Oodle, among others, to press state interests in Washington. Thomas Everett joins the party.
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Slowart
Weebington
Ismnnert
Montana Reclamation Projecta
Hint
Ficitor
Ma Norris
W. M. Bole
Great Malls Tribune
Uf. Camp
Belh
Thomas Everett
Girl Sink Near Gravesend Bridge Survives Water Plunge
Lena Arnstein a 11 year old of 310 East Sixth Street Manhattan fought for her life in a flooded creek under Gravesend Avenue Bridge at Coney Island. She clung to a suitcase as she slipped from the span and was saved after about 30 minutes in the chilly water. An ambulance carried her to Coney Island Hospital.
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New York
Toran Jini
Lena Arnistubi
Manhattan
Coney Tyland Creek
Nukead Bridge
Gravesend Avenue
Miss Arnstein
Thera
Coney Island
Coney Talarad
Miss Arnsteim
Atte
Miss Arnsivn
Spt
Palicemin Byrnes
Tea Calle
Coney Island Hospital
United States
Japan
Kurmna
Wastington
Great Britain
Wratce
16 Way
May Day gambling arrests prompt city crackdown
Special Dispatch reports that Mayor Lease ordered a crackdown on gaming in the city. Reporter's tonight coverage notes three arrests for gambling with four men released on bail of 50 pounds each or with less compensation on request.
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Ifa
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Taid
Regrets Stir Over Death By Action Of Woman Involved
May 8a Pan reports a woman named Mrs Curl, 22, who killed herself after a failed relation with husband seeking federal officials. She had traveled from Kansas City to marry Curl, then drank poisons before a shooting attempt. Her husband was wounded but likely to recover. Doctors emphasize the danger from two poisons used in a single act.
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Guel
Kandas
Gurl
Curl
Curt
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Jari
Tives
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Ter
Carl
Voraiuye
Great Evangelistic Effort Is Put Forth in Atlanta
Atlanta column notes a forthcoming evangelistic effort by the Presbyterian bodies in the city. The program aims to promote better living and spiritual renewal, with plans to resume activities after a notable Sunday.
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Atlanta
Elon
Teis
Gates of Heaven
Miners organize for battle in today’s Standard Page
The page notes miners organizing for action while a series of items fill the paper. It lists political notes including Wilson and Ryan statements, local inquiries, and a sports roundup with general coverage of games and events.
President Wilson irons out tariff debate in Senate clash
President Wilson's stance on free wool and sugar tariffs stiffened Democratic resolve in the Senate. Party lines held as administration estimations pushed for a tariff bill progress, with key figures like Hense and Bhornton wavering briefly before line assignments hardened. The finance committee prepared to push the measure toward a late stage, with cotton and credit amid expected changes.
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Washington
Wilson
Hensel Card 'Bhorntont
Banislima
Northern Pacific to Build to Mines in Bear Creek Coal Fields
A report outlines a plan for the Northern Pacific to acquire right of way for a railroad line from Dingman toward the Bear Creek coal fields to serve Bridger and the nearby mines. The order, signed by Thomas Cooner, directs abstracts to be prepared and forwarded to counsel for Northern Pacific at Helena. Local officials and promoters, including Mayor Heavens of Witings, are noted for facilitating land access and construction considerations.
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Helena
Wester Ride
Mayor Heavens
Witings
Soul Minnies
Kevb Lovee
Exclusion League Opens Japanese Ownership Fight
The Exclusion League's executive committee plans a petition for a veteran vote on a land bill and to sponsor a law excluding Japanese ownership. Speakers argued the Webb law clause would allow Japanese owned land, while critics warned of discrimination and treaty conflict with the 1911 treaty. Governor Johnson's briefing to federal authorities is cited to show potential contravention of treaty terms.
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San Francisco
Johnson
Webb
Naldinga
Amy Kin
Japan
Wille
Behloved
Cousiller
Alleny
Eligny
Faith in Americans Note Struck by Japanese Opposition
A May report discusses Japanese views on American justice amid California debates on immigration. Tokyo officials praise President Wilson while warning against discrimination, and a joint Japan American peace society gathering condemns prejudice.
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Wielara
Tapayesa
Tokyo
Wilson
Washington
Count Qkunu
Foreign Astairs
Biron Yossiro Sakuton
Tokio
Tsunhio Miyaka
Japa Hiram
Japan
Mnaliy
Bar
Tension Over Sieman Nation Continues With No Moves
Weebington reports ongoing tension as negotiations stall. No new developments today at the White House and unclear actions from Governor Tohsen as the alien land bill’s 30 day grace nears expiry amid Japanese protests and pending final approval.
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May
Siemans
Mt Athetat
White Flower
State Department
Tohsen
California
Webb Bbs
Ryan
Bryin
Wokio
War profits blamed in heated Hague anniversary talk
Secretary Bevan laments a subsidised plan to profit from arms and battleships and warns that early war preparations feed conflict. He cites sensational newspapers and urges public discernment between patriotic rhetoric and those who push for war for gain. He condemns profiteering tied to militarism and calls for restraint.
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Bevan
Hague
Heif
Lane Washington Peace Safety
the Hague
Bryan Tetlared
Ikicse
Knights of Columbus Initiate 40 At Bozeman Gathering
More than 590 members from across Montana attended the initiation of 40 new Knights in Bozeman on May 13. Delegates from Livingston Three Forks and Manhattan joined about 125 out-of-town guests for a multi-degree ceremony and an all-evening banquet that extended past midnight.
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Knights of Columbus
Old Elks'hell
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Order
Three Forks
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