Gore Killing Likely Accident Says Paris Autopsy Report
Paris dispatch reports four American doctors appointed by Consul Gowdy found Mrs Eilen Gore likely died by self infliction, with the bullet entering near the pupil and exiting near the ear. They noted no gross wounds but debated bullet range and powder marks while the U S authorities consider delaying full results. The burial was moved to Bagna tax cemetery and Gowdy will retain possession of her effects for relatives pending Washington clearance.
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Pressure from Operators Blocks Settlement Move
The New York and Ontario coal operators protest any settlement, insisting on unified priorities and full commission review before judgment. Washington requests a meeting at 10 o'clock with Mr. Mitchell and his associate, but operators express that only limited progress is possible and prefer continuing the hearing.
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Government Circular Warns Settlers on Irrigation Lands
November circular from Commissioner Ringer Hermann warns settlers near Choteau and the 6th County line that parts of lands may be needed for government irrigation projects even if the plans are not yet feasible. It clarifies land taken for dams canals or reservoirs, with homestead entries forfeited by the United States for such purposes. Trials note a cloudburst caused water overflow, affecting a related verdict.
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Trains maintained by Northern Pacific face reduction
Dispatch from Nov 25 reports discontent over Northern Pacific abandoning regular tram service to East Helena area. Proposed changes affect routes via Bear Junction Boulder Elk Horn and Tasty with trains rerouted through Great Northern offices. Officials emphasize limited publicity while operations adjust to the shift.
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Strange shipwrecked man terrifies Tokyo coast readers
November report from Tacoma describes a tale of a shipwrecked man claiming to be a survivor from years ago. He befriended two Japanese travelers who took him home but fled in fear as he revealed himself. The party fled by boat, leaving the man ashore near Osaka in a tense, uncertain encounter.
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Uwe Ae Solony
Mexico City
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Sange
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Yrara
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Yokohama
Alleged Horse Thief Freed at Last Trial
The article reports a chaotic, garbled case involving cattle theft linked to Creighton and Jewell Hamilton. It notes a freed defendant, sentences of one year and four years, and references Deer Lodge and a court proceeding with multiple names and uncertain details.
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Creighton
Bamber
Jewell Hamilton
Teton
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Deer Lodge
Creightons
Poor Relief Policy Debated by City Officials
Great Falls council meeting discusses pauper sick care and aiding city sick cases. Officials report from Chief Cook that county officers were instructed to refuse responses to city inquiries, raising questions on which agency should handle aid and police welfare.
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Great Falls
Cancade
Phylethorpe
Citiawade
Venezuelan peace pledge amid war weariness and U S ties
President Castro declares peace near by January while Venezuela vows to reorganize its economy and invite foreign capital with U S support. He asserts rebels shattered at La Victoria and seeks stability, independence, and unity, pledging to respect the Monroe Doctrine and avert foreign conflict.
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Nome City Reporter Death Update and Snow Impact
A terse city item notes the death of Ay gold at Nome and mentions yesterday’s heavy snow easing deer hunting. It references Neal porteine and Mornau with brief notes on their roles, but details are fragmented and unclear. The report situates the events in Nome and notes local significance.
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Mornau
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Inquest Held On W. H. Vail Death Near Miles City
An inquest was held into the death of W. H. Vail found near his camp five miles east of Miles City. The wound noted by Dr. Andrus could be from an accidental revolver discharge or from someone firing at him from a height. The body lay by a spring in a deep hollow. evidence placed witnesses near the scene as adjournment was taken to reconvene tomorrow.
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Clergy clash over creed doubts in church debate
The dean of Toon, W. HL Freemantle, told the Churchmen's Union that the Immaculate Conception might be omitted from belief. He questioned miracles and the virginal birth, drawing sharp responses from Ripon’s Bishop David Carpenter who urged reaffirmation of Christ’s absolute deity.
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Ripon, In Replying To the Bishops Anpeat
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Beasts and Bequests in Front Street Courtroom
Sheriff Jem O Connell returns from Bea Greek with arrests of EN Sara Wale Whilama Del Freie Ft Oryand Henry Nelson for viola Kame lawe. Jury returns a verdict of guilty for Simon Pe McAdams in a frame larceny case. McAdams admits using knockout drops. awaiting sentence.
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Henry Nelson
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sfien'Beott
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Memorial for Elena Bales Born in September at North Rodney
Dailey notes the funeral for Elena Bales set for this afternoon at 2 o clock on North Rodney street. She was a longtime resident of Elena and was married with two children. Her father J. Levane Finer is mentioned in relation to the service.
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Elena
Trial of Eiward Smith on streetcar incident opens
Special Dispatch reports in Helens on November 3 the cot trial of Eiward Smith for alleged streetcar theft last August. Judge Smiths presiding. testimony begins after 10 o clock. Prosecution presents almost all Pine witnesses from the prior trial, which ended with a jury agreement.
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Standard Helens
Eiward Smith
Tear Down a Dream The Ideal Life
A fragmented OCR item hints at a harsh assessment of an ideal life, suggesting critique of a rarer or altered version. The readable text implies conflict around pursuing a prescribed lifestyle and its perceived infeasibility.
Refined Swindle Alleged in Krupp Pension Trust
Vorwaerts accuses Krupp of a refined swindle via a compulsory pension fund that drains wages for 20 years. It cites compulsory contributions, potential loss of all savings if an employee is discharged, and political coercion tied to wealth. The piece notes labor leaders and management debates, with charges of economic oppression and social impact.
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Appointment of Goulds as District Attorney and Wright to D C Court
Washington announces Ashley Goulds to become United States district attorney for the District of Columbia and as a justice of the supreme court for the District. Francis M. Wright is named to the vacancy on the court created by Judge Davis's death.
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District of Columbia
Supreme Court of Tepiktrict of Columbia
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Francis M. Wright
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Death of F on G Meyers Coin Division Chief
New York November 2 the death of F on G Meyers chief of the coin division of the sub treasury was announced to Gast He was considered one of the very best experts in the country He was years old There Be No 0 Kansas City Now Convent hall directors and all concerned with
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Fon G. Meyers
Aubstreasury
Kansas City
Convent Hall
Local Officials Plan Night Rally Despite Police Warnings
Unclear OCR text describes authorities preparing for a planned event. Chief and marshal statements indicate police readiness to action if city officials attempt to block the gathering. Citizens and hall attendees expected to arrive. tensions rise as permits and enforcement are debated.
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Clark denies report on family wages and living costs
Northwestern professor J B Clark dismisses claims that an American worker can support a family on 3004 yearly. He reads a manuscript rebuttal, says the statement attributed to him is false, and cites John Michell’s estimate as the minimum for a modest family.
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