Kennedy pushes Colorado medical error law with fines and jail
The Colorado Legislature considers a bill introduced by E. B. Kennedy imposing heavy fines and imprisonment for doctors' errors. The session also reports major land deals, city transit talks, and unrest in Mexico and Yukon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. E. BE. Kennedy
Colorado
United States
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Sarah Bernhardt
New York
First Cavalry
Presidio of
San Francisco
Yosemite Valley
General Wood
Alaska Fishermen's Packing Company of
Astoria
Ore
Libby, McNeil & Libby
Chicago Meat Packers
Alaska Fishermen's Packing Company
Tacoma Traction Management
Seymour
Tide Flats
Tacoma Railway and Power Company
TERSE CALIFORNIA NEWS
Sister Catherine Strubbe dies at Notre Dame College in San Jose after a long life as a pioneer educator. A raid by San Mateo deputies closes a Moss Beach cockfight with 33 men arrested. Also reports of Dr Samuel Weiss release from Alameda jail, auto theft ring chase in Santa Ana, Berkeley exams ending, University term to close, and Chinese deportations tied to witness fees. Protests vs water rate hike affect San Geronimo Lagunitas residents. tong peace talks planned in San Francisco with Hang Far Low banquet planned for five-year treaty. Three Italians linked to Black Hand arrested in Weed. dynamiting attempt foiled. one box with dynamite left behind.
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Catherine
Catherine Marie Strubbe
California
Notre Dame College
San Jose
Ben
Samuel Weiss
San Francisco
Elizabeth Mayne
Alameda County
Santa Ana
Santiago Creek
Ihis
State University At
Berkeley
Afalust
Black Hand
Weed
Weed Lumber Company
Evans
Lumber Company
San Geronimo
Lagunitas
Railroad Commission
Mailliard
Lucerne Valley Improvement Association Meets in May Delegation Elected
At the Lucerne Valley Improvement Association meeting delegates were chosen to represent the group at the Victorville gathering for Central Improvement Association planning. By laws were approved, road work advances noted, and local meeting day changed to the first Saturday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucerne Valley Improvement Association
Victorville
Central Improvement Association
Chamber of Commerce
Salt Lake
Julian
Harold
John Koehly
A. L. Manning
Keyes
Old Woman Springs
Local News From Oro Grande In Brief
The Oro Grande cement plant resumes operation at full blast. W C Jones installs a pumping plant and builds water supply. The moving picture show opens to a large crowd. after the show Decrow hotel hosts an old time dance with refreshments and turkey trots. Santa Fe builds a new bridge, a depot is still needed. A puzzle asks who autoed to Barstow on Sunday and who rode along. Miss Clara Chappell of Lordsburg visits Mrs Jones. Mrs Lacey Bennington returns after months away. Frank Bare widens a railroad crossing north 1000 feet and promotes road improvements. Mrs Bert Wilson returns from Los Angeles. Mrs W F Lockhart moves to a mesa place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Jones
Oro Grande
Decrow
Santa Fe
Barstow
Clara Chappell
Lordsburg
Jones
Lacey Bennington
Frank Bare
Bare
Bert Wilson
Los Angeles
W. F. Lockhart
Mesa
Soldiers at Fort Donelson Needles and Flee In War Tale
General Lew Wallace witnessed four men carry a supposed wounded soldier at Fort Donelson. When Wallace asked if the man could walk without aid, the four replied he was dying. A shell then exploded, drivers dropped the burden, and the four fled while the supposed casualty sprang up and outran them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Wallace
Fort Donelson
Wallace
Every crank must have his turn and the world
A Baltimore American line quotes a local columnist asserting that every crank deserves a turn to speak. The remark reflects humorous Philadelphia style wit about debate and balance in public discourse.
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Baltimore
Victorville News Roundup Reports Local Events And Arrivals
The Victorville area sees election returns joyous events as residents celebrate and visit from Los Angeles. Local business activity includes cement shipments, lumber deliveries, and fish farming aims by Talmadge Bros. & Rathburn. The community notes growth with housing work, May baskets, club meetings, dances, and town residents settling in.
Picnic riot at Los Angeles grounds sparks arrests
A picnic held by the Industrial Workers of the World in a grove near Los Angeles ended in riot. Twenty eight participants were arrested and jailed after guards and police answered a disturbance reportedly tied to illegal liquor sales. Forty patrolmen and six detectives were deployed to quell the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Workers of the World
Los Angeles
Constantinople
Essaad Pasha
Porte
Essaad
Albania
California
Knowland
Hayes
Bell and Stephens
Washington
Democratic
Ways and Means Committee
House
John McLaren
McLaren
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Metropolitan Theater
Seattle
Dawson
Yukon Territory
Lawson Electric Light and Power Company
Klondike
Kruzner Brewery
National Palace
Mexico City
California News
J. H. Mansfield
San Mateo
Moss Beach
Halfmoon Ty
China
Monterey
Lucerne Valley
Lucerne
Ruth Muller
Hr. C. Phipps
Benjamin Packer
Harry Clubb
Lucerne Valley Development Co
Messrs
Montgomery, Lee, Fuel and Others
Ray Phipps
Vern Fratt
Chas. Martin
McCormick
Central Garage & Machine Works
J.T. Evans
Lubin J. Henderson
Barstow, Cal
Henderson
Sloan & Hart
Barstow, California
George Luckett
Aperhanger
CAL
Barstow, Calif
GEO. B. Parks
B.C. Anderson
Santa FE R. R
Viaduct
Union Church
Calif
Chas. C. Brass
Jack Lester
Roy Titler
Sam Rovers
Bernice L. Consor
Joy
B. L. Consor
John Delfs
Mr. Corwin
Joe O’rorke
A. J. Lin
J. C. Turner
Mayme Kellar
Jacobs Home
Tropico
Jas. Labelle
Victor
Tle
TH. C. Ackley
Vader
Frazer Meyers
Charles Blake
Mel Wilkinson
Thomas Williams
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