Goetz Branded After Kidnapping in Astoria
George H. Goetz of Portland, an expert pipe fitter, was abducted by three men in Astoria on Monday night. He was branded with the letters T W W on his abdomen, beaten, robbed of $10, and later found at an old cemetery before seeking medical aid. Police report the branding was likely done with acid and that the assailants warned him he would not work here again.
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Astoria
Ore
George H. Goetz
Portland
Associated Engineering Corporation of Portland
Goetz
Carlson
Butte City Notes Rent Pianos and Local News Items
Butte notes list rent pianos from Orton Bros and Harry Hunter, a piano tuner, and references to Care Fair Drug. A son was born Sept 22 to Mr and Mrs Philip C Farren of 20544 West Woolman Street. A marriage license issued for William M Tracy and Lillith Young, both of Butte. William Buchannon charged with third degree assault in justice court at the request of C. S. Boyant. Nickel and dime entertainment at the Argosy and Saturday Evening Post news stands. Ladies Aid of Mountain View Methodist to meet with Mrs Henry James. Henry Coulam, Oregon Short Line agent, returned from a trip to several Montana towns. Washington degree staff to host a dance at St George's hall in Centerville on Sept 25. Nelson Story III and O M Lanstrum registered at the Thornton. W R Allen named executor of Sally Brandy's will. bond $20,000. Nina Kelly seeks divorce from John W Kelly and restoration of maiden name Nina E Kirk. W H Merriman leaves for Eastern Montana, potential visit to Billings fair. Coroner's jury verdict: Herbert Dygert died in a Colorado mine accident on Sept 15 from being trapped under a ground fall at 2300 foot level.
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Orton Bros
Harry Hunter
Philip C. Farren
West Woolman Street
Butte
William M. Tracy
Lillith Young
William Buchannon
Justice Court
C. S. Boyant
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mountain View Methodist Church
Henry James
Utah Avenue
Henry Coulam
Oregon Short Line
Grat Falls
Helena
Missoula
Havre
Kalispell
Washington
St. George's Hall
Centerville
Nelson Story III
O. M. Lanstrum
Republican State Central Committee
Thornton
W. R. Allen
Sally Brandy
Lamb
Nina Kelly
John W. Kelly
Dygert
Delphians to Meet in Butte Y M C A Parlors
Members of the Beta Delphian society of Butte will hold their first meeting of the season Friday afternoon at 2 20 o clock in the parlors of the Y M C A building. Plans for the year will be discussed and full attendance is desired.
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Beta Delphian Society of
Butte
Slayings Deepen Dublin Tensions Amid Irish Crisis
Father English cites misidentification in the killing of Councilor Patrick Lynch at Hospital, County Limerick, describing a broader pattern of lawlessness and reprisals. He says troops and officers fear Ireland, predicting escalation before Christmas and noting the impact of noncombatant deaths on public horror.
MacSwiney Opens Forty-First Day Hunger Strike
London report confirms Terence MacSwiney, lord mayor of Cork, begins the forty first day of hunger strike at Brixton prison with no change in condition from yesterday. Brixton physicians note no nourishment accepted or refused, while the Irish Self-Determination league reports the lord mayor's condition as prostrate with head pains yet conscious.
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London
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Brixton Prison
Irish Self-Determination League
Mary
Yestery
League
MacSwiney
Millerand Chosen Candidate for French Presidency
Paris Sept 22 Premier Alexander Millerand was chosen as a candidate to succeed the ailing Deschanel by a joint senate and chamber caucus. Millerand received 52 votes while Raoul Peret and Leon Bourgeois appeared on ballots. Bourgeois and Peret led the unofficial tally.
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Paris
Associated Press
Alexander Millerand
Deschanel
Republic
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Senate Chamber
Millerand
Raoul Peret
Leon Bourgeois
M. Bourgeois
M. Peret
Nominee shaken in train wreck
Governor Cox rebuts Judge Taft in a fiery statement accusing him of turning newspaper articles into cheap political propaganda. Cox challenges Taft to cite a Ohio supreme court opinion supporting his claims and laments Taft being used as a water carrier for old guard politics amid Ohio turmoil.
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Taft
Ohio
Supreme Court of Ohio
Old Guard
Roosevelt Attacks Hyphenates at Syracuse Meeting
Syracuse September 22 Franklin D Roosevelt assailed Republican campaign managers for courting the hyphenated vote and appealing to a small but dangerous element not loyal during the war. He accused leaders of soliciting the Italian American vote and said such moves echoed Theodore Roosevelt’s past aims to stamp out foreign allegiance in national life.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harding
George Sylvester Vireck
Theodore Roosevelt
Republic
Owens Returns From Helena Trip as Oregon Short Line Agent
R G Owens traveling freight and passenger agent of the Oregon Short Line was home yesterday after a trip to Helena.
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R. G. Owens
Oregon Short Line
Helena
Bitter Clagh at Luo Fund Quiz Continues on Campaign Document
Barnes refused to reveal subscription lists unless ordered by the committee, saying it exceeded their powers to probe private business deals. Carroll admitted sending letters urging liquor dealers to back Cox and Roosevelt, aiming for a liberal Congress, regardless of party. Senator Edge questioned Cox's vow that liquor is dead as slavery, which Carroll called silly. About $2,500 had been raised from the circulars, with campaign literature not yet released.
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Barnes
Carroll
National Association
Cox and Roosevelt
Edge
Cox
Mines Student Body Organizes For Year
The first student body assembly of the year at the School of Mines organized the A S S M for this year's work. President C H Clapp welcomed new students and urged support for initiative measures to relieve crowded classrooms and labs. Maurice Taylor was elected president with Charles McGreal secretary. officers and dancing club plans approved. Tim Driscoll named cheerleader and class representatives to arrange dances and football game rooting.
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School of Mines
C. H. Clapp
W. T. Scott
Maurice Taylor
Charles McGreal
Tim Driscoll
No Trace Found In Missing Milichevich Death Case
Police report no trace of the missing Milichevich man after a fatal shooting. An autopsy has not been ordered. Investigators focus on a $103 check and $650 held by Angelich, said to be funeral funds, with disputes over ownership. Pat Sullivan was arrested for gambling at his East Park street establishment, while others questioned. An inquest is set for Tuesday at 2 PM as inquiries continue.
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Milichevich
Angelich
Dan Milichevich
Philip
Dan
Pat Sullivan
East Park Street
Philip Milichevich
Buckley
Moss Funeral for Mrs Marie Moss
The funeral for Mrs Marie Moss will be held at the family residence 2111 Yew Street on Saturday morning at o'clock, then proceeding to Holy Savior church for mass at 9:50 o'clock. Interment will follow at Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Moss
Marie Moss
Yew Street
Holy Savior Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Stalker
Sutter Street
Mount Moriah
Gulf hurricane spent before reaching coast
New Orleans Sept 22 The tropical hurricane that passed inland near Morgan City last night apparently spent its force before reaching the gulf coast and reports show only minor damage. No deaths were reported though wire communication was difficult and railroad schedules were revised due to weakened bridges and washed out roadbeds.
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New Orleans
Morgan City
Gulf Coast
Rural Carriers Vote Against AFL Affiliation
Dallas Texas September 22 The National Rural Letter Carriers association at its annual convention unanimously declined to affiliate with the American Federation of Labor indicating a clear separation from the AFL in the labor movement.
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Dallas
Texas
National Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
American Federation of Labor
Foley Kidney Pills Promote Back Aches Relief
Mrs. L. Gibson of La Junta Colorado reports kidney trouble relief after taking Foley Kidney Pills. The ad claims benefits for back ache lame muscles stiff joints rheumatic pains and irritated bladder and notes availability everywhere.
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L. Gibson
12Th
Edison Sts
la Junta
Col
Foley
Thankful memorial note for loss of husband and father
Acknowledges sorrow at the death of a beloved husband and father. Thanks Mountain View and Leonard mines employees, reverends Atkina and Graves, singers, and floral offerings from Mrs. O. D. Smales and children, Mrs. W. E. Conners, Emery Smales, Lyweree and Weston Gripth.
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Mountain View
Leonard Mines
Mr. Atkina
Mr. Graves
O. D. Smales
W. E. Conners
Emery Smales
Lywe Reee
Weston Gripfith
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Butte News
West Park ST
J. L. Hannifin
J. W. Duncan Foot
Department of Podiatry University of Massachusetts
Phoenix Block
Dublin
Whitehall
Councilor Lynch
East Limerick
Standard
Father English
Patrick Lynch
Hospital
County
Limerick
Father Lynch
Royal Exchange Hotel
Balbriggan
Arthur Griffith
Griffith
Ireland
England
Cause OF Ireland
Gaugus
Ers
Water Boy
Roosevelt
MINES
Rialto
New York
Tacoma
Moving Picture Houses
Rialto Theater
Ian
Undertakers
M’carthy
Bryant & CO
East Park
Idaho
White House Hy
Tee
Lyon
John J. M’carthy
Peninsular Heaters
Glory Peninsular
Palace Peninsular
Peninsular
Western Peninsulars
Western
Price
McCarthy’s Sanitary Grocery & Meat Store
East Broadway
Swift
Russell- Miller Company
North Dakota
Hansen's
Dewey Point
Five Mile
McCarthy’'S Sanitary
Sherman & Reed Funeral
Broadway
Arizona
King-Cole Garment Store
West Park Street
M. J. Walsh CO
Feneral
Milicivich
Filip Milicivich
Cassidy & Bilboa
Cassidy & Bilboa Undertakers and
East Park St
Jensen’s
S. Montana St
del Te
DR. Lamb
East Mercury St
Mont
Gibson
Oechell’s
ED Rose
Jeweler
N. Main SL
Irene St. Quentin
Leschetizky
Colonial Hotel
Ida Warden
Charles Warden
Sea Lakes
Wash
Joseph Richards
Larry Duggan
North Main Street
Daly Shea Company Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Park St
Phene
Sam R. White
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