Double tragedy in San Francisco ends in murder suicide
Arthur Hall known as Arthur Knable shot his brother James Hall in the downtown office then went to the Hall apartments and killed himself. The two men, 20 and 36 years old, were connected by work at the St Fran Transportation Company. A note to the father requesting cremation indicated a planned act born of rage after a family quarrel.
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Roosevelt to Testify on Oct 1 Concerning $190,006 Gift
Washington dispatch reports Colonel Roosevelt will arrive in Washington at 2:30 PM on Tuesday October 1. Senate expenditures committee Chairman Clapp will arrange Roosevelt's appearance that afternoon to address the alleged contribution of 190006 dollars from Standard Oil to his 1916 campaign fund.
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Standard G1 Company
Disloyal Ones Ousted From Seats In Republican Committees
New York March 18 The Republican National Committee declared vacancies in New Dorset West Virginia North Carolina and California with resignations from Oklahoma and Minnesota accepted William Edwards from West Virginia and J A Cazewell from Minnesota resigned. Franklin Maghby filled New Jersey vacancy created by Borden Whiting’s expulsion and B C Duncan succeeded Richmond Pesron North Carolina. Sherman Granger took Richmond Brown Ohio seat and J A Markie replaced C C Priesdly Oklahoma. A sub committee named to review California Washington Oregon and Arizona members, while Russ Avery’s resignation was not recognized. Taft supporters listed as electors in several states were replaced. Kansas Nebraska California issues noted. Closed session ended with harmony claimed and plans for new reorganizations. Chief Justice Norcinda of Washington state Supreme Court died.
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Sherlock Holmes Beaten By Bandits In Chicago Heist
Chicago police charge Capt. Jonny O. Mahoney and Lieut. Henjamin J. Burns with failing to capture two gang members in a Bank of Miyme robbery in New Westminster. Burns beaten by the robbers. both officers implicated in the pursuit. Reward of 25000 dollars offered for the fugitives.
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Sherlock Humes
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Terrible Slaughter in Tripoli Battle
A pitched four hour clash near Verne in Tripoli caused heavy casualties. Turks Arabs and Italians fought with siege artillery and bayonet charges. Italian forces claim over 869 killed with many wounded and 41 prisoners taken. General Recsojl reports higher Arab and Turkish losses with numerous casualties.
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War Office
Local pupil dies after assault at Kyle’s Station high school
Nine freshmen at Kyle’s Station High School urged Mitcieton Die to move a pencil with his nose. He fell unconscious from severe injuries to the spine at his home. Authorities report he died at once.
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Ten Thousand If Price of Captaincy Turbulent Probe
New York investigation details alleged bribery surrounding a captaincy appointment. Witnesses testifying before the commission described payments as high as forty five hundred dollars, with officials including Alfred G. Young and under-sheriff Norton cited. Central figures include George Norton, Shireen, and various lawmen, all tied to claims of graft and official manipulation during staffing.
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Aman
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George L. Norton
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Long Distance Wireless Message From Japanese Station
An imperial report describes a wireless message received by the United States cruiser Maryland from the Japanese station at Shonmisaki. The transmission traveled about 60 miles to Mare Island Navy Yard, with the open sea station at Table Dutt noted as 6.40 miles away.
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Striking miners clash at Bingham Mines amid tensions
Utah Copper and Bingham mining operations face a strike by Western Federation of Miners. Deputies and militia reinforce Salt Lake County as strikers block entrances and miners demand pay raises. Governor Spry orders mobilization while companies resist union demands and seek managed negotiations.
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Too Much Liquor Follows Victory in Page Texas
Report from Page Texas dated September 15 describes disorder after a victory as Oroxey Jr. allegedly sought a somma intention from General Oroxey and the rebel forces celebrated with heavy drinking. Federals reportedly fled as rebels attacked towns, with claims of incursions by Yaqui fighters and attacks on civilians. Additional reports mention rebels planning further actions near Morelos and Agua Uriota with uncertain citizen casualties.
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Bryan criticizes third party as theft in Utah tour
W J Bryan arrived in Provo and Salt Lake City after a two day speaking swing. He argued the Democratic platform is more progressive than the Republican and third party planks, accusing third party men of deceiving voters and asserting Roosevelt favors Wall Street interests.
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