Contempt case shocks court as judge denounces colleagues
In a turbulent session Judge Humphreys jailed twelve men and six women for contempt after sentencing for cowberrys offenses. The courtroom grew hostile with supporters and reporters, while attorneys faced disbarment and threats. A dramatic exchange ended with a widow claiming innocence as the judge pledged to pursue further hearings.
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Seattle
Ccl
John EB. Humphreys
Courtty
Thorwall Siegfried
M Humphreys
Slegtled
Fudge Ryeritt Smith
Glen Muyver
Doefouse
Social
Washington
Tree of Protest
Qluuver
Humphreys
Hodgren
Siuu
Smith
Thsudge Smith
Ald
Man's Dead Body Found in Woodville Area
A man's body was discovered near a foundry in Woodville by a passerby. Police stated the death appears sudden and under investigation. A nearby woman reported the scene and is being interviewed for potential involvement or witnesses. No arrests have been reported as of this filing.
Murder near Delmont ranch shocks Din myreree scene
A slain unidentified man, about 20, found outside a barren Delmont ranch cabin near Wonilyilie, with a cloth over the head and right temple crushed. Deputy Coroner Drew and sheriff's party suspect an outside killer who dragged the body to a stone quarry and hid it in a milkhouse. clothing marks suggest a tailor made green velour suit and brown hair, with no immediate signs of struggle. The victim’s identity was to be established today as investigators probe the deserted property and four ranch buildings for clues.
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Delmont
Wonilyilie
Annie Keira
Greely
Kemman
Yauch
Keyman
Sofie
Tinstead
Wondville
Gond
Gand Crindite
Ery Bwals
Michigan
New Tariff Expected To Be Law Saturday
Washington reports the democratic tariff bill likely to reach President Wilson by tomorrow night after a Senate vote adopting the conference report. The measure withdraws the cotton futures tax plan from the tariff debate, sending the bill back to the House for passage and aiming for law by Saturday, with millions of imports to move pending the act.
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Washington
Wilson
Iomy
Senate
la Follétte
Repumend
Poindexter
House
Governor Poss Offers Massachusetts Special Session Plan
Boston date Oct 2 Governor Poss proposes a special session to curb a looming strike by engineers and firemen on the New York New Haven Hartford railroad. He warns a walkout would halt wheels across the state, disrupt food and fuel, endangering many lives, and urges swift action to prohibit strikes and set seniority based assignments.
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Boston
New York, New Haven & Dartfort
Poss
Commonwealth
Rovernor
Miner May Be Free By This Afternoon
Cetrabin Tas Oct 2 reports a miner entombed in the Delish Valley coal mine since last Friday morning could be freed within 18 hours. Reachers struggle to penetrate a coal barrier as power drills toil. the miner avoids exertion per superintendent Hy 2. Flettner while he communicates via a prompt air channel and food line.
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Hy 2
Flettner
Aged Couple Found Dead After Starvation in Mt. Vernon Home
Mrs. Anes Copper, 65, and her husband, 70, were found starving to death in their Mt. Vernon home near Fort Smith. Neighbors reported no sight of the couple for days before Sons of a neighbor investigated. Physicians say starvation caused both deaths.
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Fort Smith
Oct
Anes Copper
Mt. Vernon
Troops Sought as Copper Strike District Tensions Rise
In Keweenaw County Sheriff Mepling requests federal and state troops amid a copper strike. Governor Ferris arranges rapid mobilization with Gen. Abbey commanding, police and militia units prepared in the district to prevent violence as strikers, reportedly armed, threaten work stoppages. Local authorities fear disorder may spread overnight.
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Caluynet
Micky
Kewevnnae
Ferris
Mepling
Genwal Abbey
Tiveenaw
Alry
Dntunnet
Keweenaw
Woman driver to run New York taxi service
Mrs Harrice Stanton Brateh forms partnership with Mrs live Schultz a licensed chauffeur. Beginning Oct 7 Schultz will operate a five passenger touring car as New York's first woman taxi driver. She will stand in front the union headmurlers on Forty-second Street. The union will issue goodwill and a ribbon to decorate the windshield.
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New York
Gel
Pulittegt Qainn
Harrice Stanton Brateh
Live Schultz
Leonsed
Union Heidrmurlers
Weret Forty-second
Gesi
Seiuilez Wala
Behutte
Secur Cor
AL Funy
Washington
Turbulent News Pervades City and State Headlines
A scrambled Standard page mixed alerts from Woodville to Butte reporting on weather, strikes, and political moves. Tales range from a mysterious thunder find to a copper-scandal tie, with updates on wages, schoolhouse plans, floods, earthquakes, and stock activity.
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Twitertvice
Haatninler Bulte & Superior
Marvel
Woodville
Jaltor
Boretse
Celrichs
Sacureday
Gianta
Athiees
Trand
Mystery surrounds Oelrichs case with hospital witness
A Texas owner and Columbia student figure in the case as Miss Bliss Singleton lies in bed after a car crash and stabbing accusations fade. Oelrichs' lawyer disputes the alleged stabbing and a third person, unnamed, is hidden from disclosure while proceedings consider how injuries were caused.
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Wew York
Tonigh
J Termann Aelrichs
Columbia University
Anit Biss Szscilte Hingleton
Aqueiler
Texas Anina
Texas
Edmit Iingleton
Shia
Fees Singleton
Joe Sgeies
Dean Stone
Columbia
Governor Sulzer Witness Testimony Delayed in Probe
An adjournment in the Sulzer probe occurred as the defense plans were outlined. Senator Harvey B. Hinman may lead the defense if able, Louis A. Sarecky to testify for the defense, and the governor is expected to testify about alleged impeachable acts. A judge warned motions on the probe must await final proceedings.
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Sulvey
Mudge Cullen
Harvey B. Hininin
Louis A
Droux
Miecourt
Collen
Tangled Note on Radium Cure Research in Tendon Ont
A fragment from Tendon Ontario references the radium based cure idea and mentions a study by the tadiuum Institute AmHolNedd. It notes a questioned discovery about emanations used for therapeutic readings and hints at a method to repurpose the treatment for use by their own patents.
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Tadiuum Institute
AmHolNedd
Tontighe
Montana Sets Pace for Electric Rail Era
D C Tacking lauds John D Ryan and the Butte Anaconda Pacific railroad for pioneering hydroelectric rail propulsion in Montana. He argues water power will supplant steam across mountain railways, powering cities, mines, and irrigation. Other leaders like Charles S Trayden also comment on conservation and progress.
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Butte
Butta, Anaconda & Pacific Road
Camernes
Utah
Montana
Montana Power Company
Butte, Ansconda & Pacific System
gmeMier
John D. Ryan
Mano Enthanipatie
Charles S. Trayden
Boston
Mysterious Towne Plot Leaves Town in Turmoil
Unclear fragmentary text hints at a town plot or plan involving notable figures and plans. Readable names and concrete events are absent, leaving a vague picture of unrest and potential development.
Gratifying Progress at Butte & Superior
Charles S. Hayden of Hayden, Stone & Co lauds the Butte & Superior plant after inspection. He credits D. Joe and F. Bocking with a novel flotation process, noting output rising from 1,000 to 90,000 tons monthly and recoveries increasing from 45 percent to 91 and 9? percent. Slimy concentrates reduced from 75 to 62 percent. claim is that the milk is complete and yielding strong results.
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Charles S. Hayden
Hayden, Stone & Co
Butte & Superior
F. Bocking
Mining Leaders Visit Butte to Inspect Superior Properties
A prominent group led by Charles H Hayden and J B Tooker visited Butte to inspect the Butte & Superior properties. Charles McNeill and J B Tooker joined engineers and officers in touring underground and surface workings and the new plant equipment. Jackling praised the mill with September output at 2,549 tons and over 40 percent recoveries as plans for minor improvements and further machinery were discussed. The party planned further tours to Anaconda and the Butte, Anaconda & Pacific road, with dinners at the Silver Bow club to honor the visitors.
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N Butte
Charles 8. Hayden
Hayden, Stone & Co
Boston
D.C
Jacking
Salt Lake
Butte & Superior Company
IX. R. Babbitt
New York
Charles McNeill
Cline & Utah Sopper Company
FE. GC. Janney
Jeeling
Dimmer
Silver Bow Club
W. E Creden- Togay
Anaconda
Butte
Anaconda & Pacile
C. F. Kelley
Jackling
Rassit
Dynamite confession reopens famous case
New York, Oct. 2. George E. Davis, an iron worker, confessed to dynamiting bridges and steel structures, reigniting the case against Frank Mr. Ryan and 37 associates of the Iron Workers union. He claims to have planned actions against Walter Drew and William Burns, with a potential motive tied to the McNamara era. The confession may affect appeals and ongoing prosecutions in Indianapolis and Tremendous related legal actions.
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New York
McNamara Brothers
Ortie McManigal
George E. Davis
Davis
Lodas
George O'Donnell
Indianapolis
Frank Mr. Ryan
Association of
Bridge and Strvetual Tron
Fede
Davia
Ulel Davia
Drew
Java
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