Murray Murdered Sister Finds Body
Special Dispatch reports Clyde H. Murray was found dead at home with a gunshot wound to the right eye. Sheriff and deputies arrested two suspects, Roy Johnson and William Fields, after a shooting near the scene. Murray, 23, a single laborer for a government project, and both suspects were on the same work crew.
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Billige
Get
Divine Rerviers
R A. Bullis
Whyniley
Roy Johnson
Murray
Dad Leon
Willam Fields
Warner
Coronor Smith
Mirgay
Governmernt
Recs
World Christen Rally to Meet in Sydney
Report notes the indefinite postponement of the World Christen Rally convened in Sydney and linked to the March dates. Mentions Craven Poland as a key organizer, with Mev Frandy and Corke cited as presidents. Also references W.8th population and Japan’s 140 acres for tobacco raising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoxton
Sydney
Australia
Craven
Poland
Has. W
Japan
Tobacto
Settlement Talks Renewed in Butte Copper Dispute
Renewed negotiations aim to settle the litigation between Anatcomis Copper Solving and Tyttolatieklave Copper Mining companies, with company officials denying a finalized agreement while preparations continue on vein development. Key figures from Butte and Duluth attended as talks resumed, and a court date remains set for the fall before Judge Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anatcomis Copper Solbing Company
Tyttolatieklave Copper Mining Company
Butte
oMicera
Butte- Brillaklava
Ereimath
Duluth
Te Bulle-Bullakleva Company
Bulls
Iis
Concide
J A. Pereivat
Georelary
Te Athe
Brehnut
Percival
F. Keltey
Vce
Maninging
Anaconda Company
Kelley
Butte-Ballaklava Steels
Justie Dhys
Wide Na Fr Gays
Butte-Ballaklava Company
Wide UF
Sul
Angcands Company
Butte-Balln- Klay
Newton
Ming
Orle
Lynch
Emmeline Pankhurst Visit in Indianapolis Cancelled
In Indianapolis on October 27 the Emmeline Pankhurst contingent announced they would not address the World’s Progress League of Indiana. The engagement was canceled by officials after Pankhurst insisted on introducing a question at the meeting and a stipulated sum for judges’ fees was rejected, leading to the cancellation.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Emelinn Punttormet
Ant Crampetts
Prouchiss League of
Indiana
Killeth
Ros
Pankhurst
Atre
Gom
Kenderson
Try League
World Women's Christian Temperance Union closes Brookly n meet
The ninth convention wrapup featured one minute addresses from delegates from 20 countries. Lady Aaron Howard, mother Countess of Carlisle, was reelected president. A book of autographs was presented by Mrs. Littigh Stevens to Lady Howard. Delegates sang their anthems as the meeting closed with God Be With You Till We Meet Again. A $1000 fund was raised during the convention. Next world convention will be held in Australia. Yellow ocher is widely used in Germany in pigment and oil industries.
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New Fork
Women's Christian ‘Temperance’ Union
Brooklyn
Aaron Howard
Countess of
Carlisle
Germany
Litligh WN. Stevens
Lady Howard
Col Jeollane
Shameobihty
Australia
Miners and Operators Clash Over Western Federation Recognition
Striking copper miners press for recognition of the Western Federation of Miners and a return of union memberships, asking to end the strike if allowed to keep union ties. Operators reject this as a practical recognition and vow to hire only federation members. Intermediaries Byers and O'Brien seek a path to agreement amid efforts to prevent disorder as deputies and militiamen patrol the district.
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Calumes
Biich
Michigan
Ghevift
James Byers
Cirowit
P. ST. O'Brien
Hyers
O'Brien
Western Federation of Miners
Ciy
Dyers
Macy
Telegraphers on Katy threaten to walk out
Nallag Texas Ott 27 A strike of all telegraphers on the Missouri Man &Vewns Rathway system was atened monday when General Manager WW A Webo refused to consider the telegraphers demands until Dec 1. The men’s committees said they would decide within 20 hours. The railroad said it would take time to gather division superintendents for a conference. The telegraphers demanded five day, two percent raise and a six-dis working week.
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Nallag
Texas
Missouri, Man & Vewns
Rathway
Genera
WW. A. Webo
Rallroad
Webb
Amen
Tee
Nuyi
Phoimu
Attempt to Save Child Mother Drowns in Bay
A mother, Mea Ch Ae Frost of Vovavood, drowned in Talia Bay while trying to save her four year old son Nay Fo who fell from a pier. Mrs Priest jumped in to rescue the child but was unable to reach him. The bay was churning as bystanders watched the tragedy unfold.
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Los Angeles
Get
Talia Bay
Vovavood
Ales
Gallen
Indictment Dismissed in Orange County Case
A New York lawyer Harlow Wocileon facing charges over the death of Mre Hosa Mraschik was tried twice and the Orange County juries found the case dismissed. The proceedings yesterday ended without a verdict.
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Goshen
Harlow
Cileon
New York
Orange County
Hosa Mraschik Saabo
Strangalaban
Greeny
Monograph Discusses Tonsil Role In Voice Quality
Colwimba University scholar Tr Bich A Poulkner writes on the impact of tonsils on the human voice and airway function. The piece notes medical views on how removing or obstructing the tonsil can affect vocal quality and overall speech.
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Tr Bich A. Poulkner
Colwimba University
Armon
Study Warns Against Excessive Tonsil Removals
An early medical report questions routine tonsillectomy by noting some patients with large tonsils have normal function and that university physicians often reject propriety of widespread removal. The New York Medical Review cites concerns about medical authority and public perception, urging restraint in operations. More than 21,000 workers are employed in Staffordshire.
Diapepsin Relief Promises Quick Stomach Aid
An advertisement extols Diapepsin as a quick cure for indigestion gas and sour stomach. It claims five minutes relief, gentle action, and that it helps avoid discomfort after meals. The copy promotes a 50 cent price for a large bottle and urges readers to try the product for better digestion.
Emancipation and Liberty in Latin America Debates
A sprawling 20th century-style address discusses Latin American autonomy, foreign capital, and the United States role. It argues for equality and honor in friendship, warns against imperial pressures, and U.S. duty to support constitutional liberty while resisting domination by material interests.
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Healland
Olive Gil Pompelan
Wsk
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Norcross
Ansley Block
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Anneonday Nowhroe Deus Co
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Fanvention Posedoalch
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MES
Emmeline Pankhurst
France
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Stephen
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Walon
Habertisiurs
Katy
Gidson Away
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New York Medical
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Staffordehice
Latin America
Wilson
Sri America
Satmktalien
Wwere Gilson
Lee
DC Pfalee
Department of Slate
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America
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Waki
Ogre
DR. F. A. Ironside
Dentist
North Main Street
T. J. McCarthy
Cardo Macy Amilies
Agency Electric Light Plour
Pate
Nime Binne
the Fair Drug and Assay Supply Co
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Giamond
ED Rose
Newbie Drug Co
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