Hakala Cleared of Charges After Police Hearing
Police Commissioner finds Hakala not guilty after a largely one sided case. Harrington testified Hakala arrested him near Clarence hotel on May 12 amid claims of drunkenness. Most witnesses supported Hakala with officers noting Hakala was sober during the incident and had been called to locate a Finlander Sternberg before an arrest.
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John J. Harrington
City Hell
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Hakala
Clarence Hotel
Tom Soran
Moran
Theo
Riley
Harring
Rotering
Michael Murphy
Finkala
Royal Edward Grazes Iceberg in Atlantic Voyage
The Royal Edward of the Canadian Northern Steamship line grazed an iceberg 110 miles east of Cape Race on the Montreal to Avonmouth run. The captain reported a minor stem injury and pressure on the forepeak but said the ship had taken water only in the forepeak and would call at Dover or another English port for docking. The vessel continued on in fog and there has been no further official progress briefed.
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London
Royal Edward
Canadian Northern Steamship Company
Cape Race Mente
Montreal
Avonmouth
Rval
England
Royal Ia
Royal Init
Welton
Quebec
Sea St. Lawrence
Reclamation Policy Criticized by House Panel
Washington May 25 The house sub committee on permanent appropriations harshly critiques the reclamation program saying irrigation projects stagnate and the land is too often in speculator hands. It urges no new rules without annual estimates to Congress and notes most projects begun in 12 years are incomplete or nominal.
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Washington
House
Congress
Representativ Harland
Supreme court recess extends into June amid pending rate case
Washington May 23 The supreme court recessed today until June without announced decision in the Intermountain rate case. It will render decisions on June and June 15 and adjourn on the latter date until October unless the docket justifies a different course.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Courtroom clash as bookmakers face fines in Montana
A police court scene in Butte features judges halting speeches as bookmakers fight bets and distribute blame. Tec Davis admits a possible misstatement and accepts punishment. Fines include 50 dollars for Levy, Egan, Lawson, and Sylvester, with Davies and Thomson fined 25. A bartender explains a fight at the Rocky Mountain saloon amid injuries. Senator irons to end the Colorado Coal strike and Robert’s name for the federal reserve board are noted.
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Hen Levy
Arowe
Booker
Levy
Sylvester
Apeech
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Act
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Dan Egan
M. Lawson
Ea Sylvester
Davia
John ‘Thomson
Tom Rooney
Barnett
Butte
Officer White
Davis
A. Anderson
Rocky Mountain
Anderson
Baldisero
Hai
Toul Olson
Edith Wright
Washington Street
Clifford
George Fredericks
W. L. Poe
Frank Kemp
Sayre at Wonk Endows Professors at Williams College
SAYRE AT LOS ANGELES MAY 2 Francis Bowes Sayre son in law of President Wilson visited to promote an 82 million endowment to raise salaries of college professors. Sayre connected with Williams College said the aim is to save brainy teachers more than buildings. The report notes experiments in cotton in Southern Spain may soon make it a major crop.
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Los Angeles
Francis Bowes Sayre
Wilson
Interesa
Tate
Sayre
Willams College
Mining Land Case Nears Completion In Federal Court
After a three day hearing in federal court, a suit in equity to quiet title to mining land proceeds. Plaintiff Barnard Realty argues the Harvard placer near Missoula Gulch is placer ground. defendants claim quart veins outcropped after patent. Witnesses for both sides testified. several Montana locals recalled early mining days as experts weighed the geology. The case, tied to blue sky law questions, faced jurisdiction issues and awaits further action.
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Has
Harvard Placer
Silver Street
Missoula Gulch
Tory
Charles M. Wern Mie Brench
Melrose
Henry
Montana
Butte
Perry J. Beal
Aus P. Smith
B.C. Baxter
J. A. Hienault
John ‘Allen
C. Perry
George Kirk
John Devin
John Peterson
Bourauin
National Mercantile Company
William Keating
John van Ommen
Helena
Constantinople Public Service Figure Arrives on Steamship
An obscure figure connected to Rudyard Kipling and identified as Ed Naygon stere Sabai ner, pre Und cousin, arrived on the same steamer as Beare, signaling a link to public service in Constantinople.
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ED Naygon Stere
Sabainer
Rudyard Kipling
Conchid Tes Beare
Constantinople
Rome official to visit San Francisco for Panama-Pacific show
Ernest Nathan, Italian commissioner for Rome's exhibit at the Panama-Pacific exposition, arrived in New York aboard the Stampalia. Former Rome mayor and head of the Italian Masonic order was greeted by a group of 8% Masons at quarantine and planned to depart for Washington to see President Wilson.
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New York
Ernest Nathan
Taly
San Francisco
Rome
Nathan
Tealy
Washington
Wilson
Famous Hungarian Leader Kossuth Dies at 73 in Budapest
Budapest obituary reports Francis Kossuth, son of Louis Kossuth, dies aged 73 after long illness. He led Hungarians in their struggle for independence, served as minister of commerce, and was with Theodore Roosevelt in 1910. His death ends a lifelong political legacy and a noted diplomatic life.
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Maysuth
Kossuth
Benyorsky
Mig
Count Henver
Whsky
Francis Kossuth
Louis Kossuth
Francis
Lunwary
Louis Korth
Isoner
Preasburg
Ku- Hahia
Asia Minor
England
London University College
Italy
Hungary
Theodore Roosevelt
Woman Grenfell Presents Colorado coal strike stance
Mrs Helen Grenfell of Denver, vice president of the Law and Order League of Colorado, told President Wilson the coal strike situation is overstated and urged Colorado to handle internal affairs. She did not support immediate federal troop withdrawal and favored arbitration under government direction. Wilson listened intently for about half an hour. Also, the Supreme Court ruled patent entries for four tracts of coal land held by Washington Securities Co in Oregon were void for fraud misrepresentation.
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Ment Yon
Wilson
Colorado
Miso
George E Roberts
Mint
Federal Reserve Board
Roberts
Helen Jrenfell
Denver
Law and Order League of Colorado
Grenfell
Supreme Court
Washington Securities Company
Oregon
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