Veterans Parade Marks Gettysburg Commemoration Night
Thousands of veterans attend the Grand Army encampment at Shrine auditorium as a camp opens with a chorus and brief addresses. General Lond withdraws Sickles as commander candidate. 7,070 veterans parade, with girls and lemonade stands along Spring Street. Colors of the Fourteenth Ohio flutter, borne by Merick Reynolds, amid smoke memories.
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Ares
Grand Army of the Republic
Shrine Auditorium
Ciel James Lanner
Eli Torranes
3. S Boerdett
Joan K. Gilman
C. G. Burton
A. G. Woissert
W. G. Tolmgen
Daughters of the Veterans
Tellief Corps
Crrand Army of the Republic
Tme
Daniel J. Stelios
New York
Uiager
Lond
Sickles
Richey
New York St
Spring Street
Fourteenth
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Ballic
Gettysburg
Merick Reynolds
Reynolds
Man Takes Poison to Save Firms From Bankruptcy
New York reports Nathan Gill, a boys clothing maker and treasurer of two attic manufacturing concerns, committed suicide in his downtown office on Monday. He dissolved his life by poison, believing the firms would fail within hours and that his $100,000 life insurance could cover the debts.
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New York
Nattan Gill
La Follette Blocks Wisconsin Progressive Ticket
Milwaukee September 11 The La Follette action blocked a Wisconsin progressive ticket at the state convention. After deliberations the nominations committee was told to reconvene by September 24 1972 to form nominations if a viable slate failed. Presidential electors were named and all endorsed candidates must back the progressive national ticket. Gov Adam W Johnson of California and Senator Poindexter of Washington spoke.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Fene
United States
la Follette
Progressive Party
Adam W. Johnson
California
Poindexter
Washington
Jonnison
la Fallette
White
Fighting near border prompts cross border clash near Agua Pieta
Reports indicate intensified fighting close to the border near Agua Pieta. Details remain sparse as troops exchange fire across the line with casualties unconfirmed.
Americans on Guard as Mexican Rebels Threaten Douglas
Spanish American border tensions flare near Douglas Arizona as rebel forces under Salazar Rojas and Campa mass near the line. Antonia Rojas demands surrender by dawn while U S troops fortify positions and civilians flee. Douglas head Walter Douglas reports rebels avoid direct American engagements though raids and prisoner taking occur. Spanish frontier towns Fronteras and Agua Prieta see mounting distress among civilians.
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Nouglas
Marals
Sonora
Antonia Rojas
Sui
Federal Delila
Agua Prieta
Colona Beone
Sanjines
Juare
Revaras
Agos Prieta
Une
Lex Salazar
Antonio Rojas
Rafael Campa
International Line
Salazar
United States
Walter Douglas
Phillips-Dolge
Sut
Beluaguere
Hl Tigre
Yeabel
Ine
Fronteras
Rebels Halt Southern Pacific Train Near Nogales
A Southern Pacific passenger train en route to the coast was halted near Qui Jano, 39 miles south of Nogales, by Emilio Campa's rebels. They boarded the train, seized items and cartridges, and forced the engineer to Aguazarca. Bridges were partially destroyed, telegraph wires cut, first class coach and sleeping car escaped, wounded? The incident continues on another page.
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Nogales
Alle
Pacife
Coast Pointy
Emilio Campa
Qui Jano
Campa
Aguazarca
Hern
Detective success as potato digger arrests suspect
Seattle reports County Detective Sampson, posing as a farm worker, arrested Arthur Quincy Hoffman after ten days of potato digging near August Fisher's farm. Hoffman had confessed to taking part in threatening letters demanding $2500 to spare Fisher and family, with the trap set in a barn fire attempt.
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Seattle
August Pister
W. Sampson
Fisher
Arthur Quincy Hoffman
Fiaher
Samipson
Hoffman
Baampson
Holtman
Tix
Jack Johnsons Wife Attempts Suicide in Las Vegas
Mrs. Johnson, wife of famed pugilist Jack Johnson, attempted suicide at their south side apartment after a despondent period in ill health. Two maids defended her from a revolver, the bullet pierced head, she is in critical condition at a hospital. Johnson had planned travel to New Mexico for a climate change when the incident occurred.
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Chienge
Jack Johnson
Pugliist
Johnson
New Mexico
New York
Duryes
Joltngona
Governor Wilson Stumps New York on Campaign Trip
Governor Wilson travels from New Jersey to Syracuse to address the state fair and rally Democrats. He meets local party leaders in Jersey City and Elmira, defends campaign style, and contrasts a trip with a tour while describing plans to return home after appearances. Rupolph Spreeckes of San Francisco joins the party.
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New Dermoy
Syracuse
Democracy
Elmira
Jindson County
Asioeld
Jere
Wilson
Bither
Joseph K. Wison
Giviter
Willian G. A McAdon
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Norman J Mack
Lion
Rupulph Spreekess
San Preuclave
Thilade
Tierger Wilvon
Aint Cuy
Jersey City
Barker
Thronntrs
Horton
Gibaon
Layer
Roms
Brite
N.Y
Aifeinis
Tid
Gibgen
Rae Tee
de Fisehorurer
Maelsty Hiat
Mommie
Dane
Governor Wilken Defends Government Record in Jersey Remarks
Governor A Wilken addressed Todson County Democratic officials, arguing the party erred not by deliberate wrongdoing but by failing to understand what was right due to lack of contact with public opinion. He urged closer engagement with the people and emphasized loyalty to the public.
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Jersey
Wily J
A Wilken
Todson County
Democratic Association
President Plants Hickory Tree for Moving Pictures
President Vert plants a hickory tree for the moving picture machine today as shutters whirl. He sits with Mrs Taft on the veranda at Carranieste while cameras point at him. Rain and overcast skies hinder filming and another attempt will be made if weather allows.
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Deverly
Mars
Moving Picture
Mrs. Taft
Alma
Aviator Peck Fatally Injured In Gusty Wind
A Washington DC aviator, Paul Perk, died after a gusty wind caused a spiral crash near ground level. The 24-year-old was pilot of an American-made craft and died at 12 o clock, as rescue efforts and cautions for aviators were noted by officials.
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Chicago
Paul Perk
Washington, D. C
Nolder
Ansner Burkes
Seek Warrant in Case of Lawyer
Fragmentary text appears to report on seeking a warrant in a lawyer case. No clear parties or locations are readable, making it difficult to identify names, dates, or the court involved. Further legible material is required to produce a precise summary.
Murder and mayhem loom in a string of sensational trials
A rash of grisly allegations sweeps through multiple cases as authorities pursue suspects in brutal crimes. Names like Michael Gibson and George Uluearns surface amid dramatic autopsy findings and contentious estates. Local officials in New York and nearby towns push ahead with investigations and court actions.
Ask for bids on Dooson South Canal construction
Sept, Wahneioa dispatch reports applicants invited to bid on the Dooson South Canal irrigation project. The scope covers laying a waterway along the Great Martheca pathway with multiple yards of work, overseen by Magner and Malthe. Proposals are due in the near term.
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Wahneioa
Ingterlal
Magner
Malthe Wits
Osiasten
Misliy
Roosevelt Campaign Rally Throng Portland Crowd
A report on Theodore Roosevelt’s Portland appearance amid primary campaigning. Roosevelt hailed a warm welcome, denounced opponents, and defended delegate seating while a rose-pelted reception unfolded on the platform.
French Cardinal Dies in Rome Era Cleric Passes Away
French cardinal Nia, archbishop of Cardinal Wiis Bara at Curis 1829 and Tel Castilla, dies as reported by Vatican press. The obituary notes his service to the church and interactions with Popa during his life.
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Cardinal Nia
Wiis Bara
Curis
Tel Castilla
Popa
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