One Man Crowned by Ocean Park Fire at Venice
Fire from a defective flue at Ocean Park Casino cafe caused extensive damage along the water front. Strong winds fanned the blaze, threatening Ocean Park and Venice resorts. Six people rescued, nine babies saved from incubators, and widespread property losses estimated around several million dollars. California National Guard deployed to guard the area. evacuations and travel disruptions reported.
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Los Angeles
Pleasure Pier
Ocean Park
Win Beach
Oeean Park
Venice
Los Angele
Precer Pier
Casio
Leach
Clef
Casino Cafe
Cohtessi
Dragon Gorge
Ventre
Reagiv Meng
California National Guard
BULL MOOSE CONFIDENT OF VICTORY IN CALIFORNIA
Sun Strateisco reports the progressive Tephbileans claim victory in today’s state primary election as returns come in. Governor Johnson’s allies and supporters are poised to win their struggle with the West faction for control of the state party machinery. The ultimate nomination of 13 presidential electors pledged to Roosevelt will be assured, Taft supporters may secure their electors via petition for November ballot.
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Sun Strateisco
Johmson
West
Aroosevelt
Million-dollar Oregon land dispute resumes in Oregon court
Portland hearing in the Gregon California land front case resumes with Margaret A Fleming as referee. The case involves 10,000 acres valued at about 10,000,000 and centers on government donated land to the Oregon and California Railroad under conditions now disputed by the government against Southern Pacific. In Galveston, thousands of duck laborers strike over wage scales amid alleged unequal treatment of workers.
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Portland
Ore
Gregon-California
United States
Margaret A. Fleming
Ang
Thia
Tal Oregon & California Railroad Company
Southern Pacifi Railroad
Oregon & California
Vermont voters shift as progressives gain in election
In Vermont a progressive party lineup challenges old guard dominance and Republicans see a first-stand retreat in a presidential year. Early returns show a slim Republican plurality with gains for Democrats and progressives. governor candidate Alton M. Fletcher of Cavendish leads a Republican slate. Weather and turnout influence results. Legislature forecasts: 110 Republicans, 26 Democrats, 16 progressives. 39 Republican senators.
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White River Junction
Ciei
Alton M. Fletcher
Cavendish
Vermont
Leom
D Emocrats
Pletcher
Nowe
Metaner
Smith
Prohibition
Salter
Mead
Watson
Tewlo
Oraway
Slippery Grozco Located After Weekslong Mystery
Faso Texas September 3 Pascual Grozco rebel leader in Mexico is finally located Orozco believed near Ascension southwest of Juarez while his forces operate across Sonora and eastern regions. Federal forces under Huerta move to Torres and target the 1200 rebels along the border.
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Faso
Texas
Pascual Grozco
Mexican Revoluton
Ojunaya
Rebef
Oroteo
Orozco
Ascension
Juarez
Sonora State Line
Sonora
Ofinags
Clhuahua
Gan
Victoriano Huerta
Torres
Qeneros Orazca
List of Victims Stands at Forty in Western Pa and Ohio
The storm's wreckage across Western and Northern Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio yields a death toll of forty. Rescues are frequent, including the dramatic salvation of Henry Endler and his family in Avella, Washington County, aided by Rev. T Heany. The Endler home was crushed and the family swept downstream. Endler and others made multiple perilous swims to safety.
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Pittaburg
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohia
Thaloes
Salineville
Ohio
Henry Endler
Avella
Washington County
Presbyterian Church
Endler
Inder
Mr. Heany
Mrs. Endler
Pastor Keany
Coal Miners on Strike Tear Up Railway Tracks
Martial law was proclaimed in the strike district along Cavant and Cabin creeks after miners tore up tracks to hinder coal shipments. More than 3,000 armed strikers caused railway disruption as express offices were entered and ammunition seized, while wires from the zone were cut isolating military posts.
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Charleston
W. Va
Cavant
Cabin Creeks
Cabin Creek
Million Pet
Jost
Resis Lovi-Son
Winthrop Raymond Dies at Sheridan
Sheridan reporter notes death of pioneer Winthrop Raymond, a Madison county leader. He was found dead yesterday after returning from Deer Lodge reunion. Survived by wife Mrs. Raymond, son Walcott, and daughters Carrie Lila and Mary. Funeral set for Sheridan at 1 pm with attendants from Butte and nearby towns.
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Sheridan
Winthrop Raymond
Montana
Madison
Hage Pioneers
Beer Lodge
Wilay
Butte
Harry P. Bennetts
Mr. Haymond
J. G. Sawers
Charles &. Warren
Hillhouse Raymond
Mon
Two Men Die In Central Hotel Fire At Bellevue Idaho
Hailey Idaho September 3 Two men died in a hotel fire at the Central hotel Bellevue Idaho as a crowd looked on. Robert L Hodgins brother of a former United States marshal of Idaho and J A McGivern a miner were killed. They had arrived after midnight in an automobile and were assigned to a room. One man used a kerosene lamp and the blaze spread rapidly destroying the hotel and other buildings in the mine district.
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Hailey
Idaho
Central
Hellevue
Orly
Robert L. Hodgins
United States
J. A. Mcfilvera
Wera Wicifima
Hodgins
McGivarn
Minnie Moore
Republicans Seek Smooth Run for State Convention
Great Falls Sept 3 Republican leaders arrive to plan a near friction free state convention with nominations expected by acclamation. Key figures include Henry C. Smith for US Senate, B H Cooney for governor, Frank Hazelbacker for secretary of state, B C Mulroney for attorney general, Willam N. Sueight for state treasurer, and McCoy for state auditor. Lawla Terwilliger may run for state superintendent. Jeosus Libby or R J Moore linked to commissioner. Delegates from Great Northern carriers travel to boost turnout ahead of opening.
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Great Falls
Boue
State Central Committee
Henry CG. Smith
Felona
United States Renator
B. H. Cooney
Frank Hazelbacker
Dillon Thet
B.C. Mulroney
Missoula
Willam N. Sueight
Billings
McCoy
Lawla ‘Terwilliger
Livingston
W. EB. Iarnon
Jeosus
Libby
R. J. Moore
Valley County
Catiovail Tomimiasioner
Elate
Teay
Republican Convention Nominates Local Officials
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Thompson Falls reports the Republican convention selecting nominees for county and town offices including county representative Selt Plains, county commissioner Powell Plains, clerk Morgan Thompson, clerk of the court Fitzgerald Thompson, surveyor Brauer Thompson, county attorney Schultz Thompson, superintendent of schools Miss Dutton Camas, assessor Slackhouss Plains, sheriff Hartman Plains, coroner Ahrens Plains, public administrator Knott Heron, with most nominations by acclamation. Continued on page four.
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Standard
Thompson Falls
FM. Selt
Plains
C. W. Powell
N. Ws. Morgan
Thompson
Ed Fitzgerald
J. WH. Braurer
II. C. Jchultz
Miss Dutton
Camas
Slackhouss
Plaina
J. L. Hartman
Dr. Ahrens
Coronior
J. B. Knott
Heron
Delegates Named At Quiet County Convention
The Oliver Bow county Republican convention chose delegates to the state convention in Great Falls after a prolonged session. Speakers denounced Roosevelt and the Bull Moose movement, urged fiscal reform, and pledged to place county affairs under careful management and tax control.
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Repubican
Oliver Bow County
Great Fairy
President laments civil service woes at Faneuil Hall
Beaton reports President Tackles civil service limits and permanent appointments in a speech at Faneuil Hall. He says government workers are overpaid, defends current pay scales, and urges Congress to extend civil service protections to all employees amid calls for reform. Mrs Tutt attended with a bandaged foot after an accident in Beverly.
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Faneuil Hall
Provident
Lincoln
White House
Tate
Congress
Mrz. Tutt
Beverly
Otra
Alf Frainett
Washington
Faneuil
Mr. Tutt
Sectock
International Association of Applied Chemistry
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Necatiur
Charles Simpson
J. C. Ladlyop
Frederick Lonse
Ling
Churen
Father Hearrssy
Frager AO Dorse Tier Company
Qeena Park Journal
Wiley
Miliy Gane
Bull Moose
California
Pock Landrens
Galveston
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Angislature Wiki Bok
Guy Urnxor
GO. P
New York
Preacher
Denver
Margaret Haines
A. M. Stevens
Rey Publican National
Taft
Colorado
Stevens
Uesaved
Gerlous
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Reunion
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Cooney
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Helena
Howe
Silver Bow
Republicans
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Davies
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Choa
Metpy
Wiluny Cates
Manoln Glsdyln BR
Coretto
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Molcher
T. J. Bennetts
A. J. Stewart
James Yond
J. G. Adnaig
M. L. Totland
Thomas Mitchel
John G. Fomert
Copenhirva
M. C. Hmottora
John W. Miles
Charles Bond
Walter Worber
St. At
Ganinbell
F. Rhockel
Alteiln Ames
Mertents
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John Mc Atarghy
Abs Deer
Clirtathael
Bere Hite
WD. Penne
James AP Wel
John Metyainn
John Nutt GA
Elvers
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Th. Gaweh
Willian Odgers WY
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Andraw
Quakerne
M Wondersen
Joseph Burt
H. Kapa
Thoma Thow
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J. D. Freeema
Moreau
Lewis Pishar
Charlea Crease
Tavies Soungw
John PF. Davies
Amaller
Hugh Domes
Angy
Ula
Gor Promenk
Charles R. Leppard
J. L. Vines
C.R. Leonard
Don. G. Warren
Charles T. Lanas
Vines
Hearaldhey
Republican Party
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Heveridgs
Ib Jolman
Dixon
Stoozevelt
Hoornvalt
Kyle
Choson
Joseph Orlin
Br. H.C. Monahan
Warren
Jones
John Davies
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