Prisoner Surrendered After Lewis County Shooting
Frank Calvin, who shot nurse Vivian Irving in a hospital in Watonville on September 24, surrendered to Lewis County Sheriff Henry Urquhart after an escape attempt. Calvin was brought to Chehalis, jailed, and said he remained hopeful about surrendering earlier. his arm wounds from the escape have healed. Irving remains alive and may recover.
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Frank Calvin
Vivian Irving
Watonville
Henry Urquhart
Lewis County
Urquhart
Chehalis
Coledo
Calvin
Tacoma
Pierre
County
Americans Lose Balloon Race in Bennett Cup
Balloon race winners and losses dominate national headlines as two foreign balloons Condor and Bertin II compete with American craft Buckeye and Verlin VI. Weather and wind hindered flights, several balloons landed across Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa, delaying hopes of a Bennett Cup victory for the United States.
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Kansas City
France
Aermany
Gordon Bennett
America
Troy
Oaway
Aviation
St. Joseph
Pilou
Frank Potahm
Amnerica
Frith
Sparta
Wii
Kansas Ci
Mason City
Iowa
Populaien Club
Cesada Ne
Wisconsin
Bordwell Anxious To Try Menamaras
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Tod
Chivanee Pareow
Tyne
King Manuel Says He Is Taking No Part
Fragmentary text reports King Manuel stating he will take no part in the matter. The garbled OCR crosses into other names and places, making full context unclear.
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Manuel
Construction Starts on New Winlock Depot
Construction work finally begins on the Winlock depot with two sidetracks laid near the site. Rail officials say the new facility will be opposite the old track and occupy land the company owns near the wheat silo, promising roomier quarters and long-awaited improvements.
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Winlock
Fira
Dinber
Youths Released After Pilfering Theatre Treasury
Charles Waele and Henest Kuehner, youths arrested for stealing 2.19 from the dressing rooms of the Charles Royals troupe at the Oil Theater in Chahalia, were released on condition they do not prosecute. Authorities say they acted on mischief and expected no real arrest.
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Charles Waele
Henest Kuehner
Chahalia
Charles Royals
Wheme
Reverend Lambert Defends Astor Marriage Ceremony
Pastor Joseph Lambert of the Kimv vud Congregation in Providence defends performing the marriage of Colonel John Jacob Astor to Miss Madeleine Force. He argues remarriage of divorced persons can be preferable to other options and notes ministers with worse records have married. He declines to disclose his fee, saying it is private, though reports cite $1400 as a figure.
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Jose" Lambert
Kimv Vud
Providence
John Jacob Astor
Madeleine
Astor
Atv Eanbert
Newport
Langtert
Unclear crime report from Salt Lake City after shooting
Fragmentary OCR describes a shooting incident at a rooming house involving Mary Fuller and mining engineer C. K. Grivkoum. Widespread garbled text references nearby witnesses, doors, and a Cubase name, with no clear outcome or date.
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Salt Lake
Mary Fuller
Downteien
C. K. Grivkoum
Local Clergy Appointment Remarks at Centralia
A community note praises Rev. and Mrs. for service during tenure, highlighting the church and its auxiliaries. The pastor's leaders and the improving progress of the church are cited, with warm responses from Raw, Rela, and Mistequa. The appointment to Centralia marks a fourth visit for the pastor in subsequent years.
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Mr. Beans
Cherk
Ami
Tare Hind
Raw
Rela
Mistequa
Reta
Centralia
Towns Miss Filing Tariffs Across State
United Press Leased Wire reports Olympia records show only about one fifth to one quarter of towns in the state have complied with filing tariffs. Public Service Commission records indicate many municipalities have not placed tariffs for their navies or services, drawing heavy criticism.
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Olympia. Oet. Tau
Public Service Commission
de Wey
Real Estate Show In Gotham Reveals New Exhibits
The estate show in New York features a modern exhibition with redesigned decor, including a comprehensive display of home goods, furnishings, and living arrangements. Madison Square Garden hosts the event, highlighting the latest design trends and market offerings with a focus on equipment, decor, and living aids.
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Madison Saare
Peace Mission Celebration Honors Civil War Era Monuments
Atlanta officials announce a peace mission event during the first days of next week to mark the unveiling of OS Gist monument at Piedmont Park. The ceremony will include prominent local groups and signals historical ties to Civil War era guard units.
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Atlanta
T-Bar
United States
Bledmont Park
Royalists Reported Winning in Portugal Crisis
Dispatches from Spain and Lisbon detail heavy fighting as Royalists press to place Manuel on the throne near Braganza and Braganca. Reports note Royalist columns forming from Sanabria toward Chaves and Braganca, with government forces countering amid fears of a royalist seize of Grirty and a new imperial capital.
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Lisuon
Portursal
Manuel
Partursal
Vinkves
Braganza
Lisbon
Spain
Portugal
London
Richmond
Madrid
Puebio de Sanabria
Zamora
Adraganza
Conclere
Senor Camaneiro Canavarre
Homen Christo
Chaves
Braganca
Grirty
Impaerchy
Vibhaes
Islors
Royalists Seek Oporto Move With 30,000 Men
From Badajoz on the Portuguese frontier reports say Royalists loyal to the deposed King Manuel are marching toward Oporto with about 30,000 followers. They claim victory at a fortified town 45 miles east of Uraga and plan to invest Oporto with 20,000 troops behind Cuuciere, though Lisbon sources call the reports largely fictitious.
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Oporto
United Press
Badaios
Spain
Portugal
Manuel
Uraga
Cuuciere
Permi
Lisbon
Spaniard Finds No Trouble Reported in Madrid
The Pontevedra governor informs the government an emissary was sent to Portugal to learn royalist activity. The agent reported that absolute order reigned.
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United Press
Madrid
Get
Pontevedra
Portugal
Hay Tenders Taft Nomination For 1912
Taft supporters in Walla Walla praise the President’s 1912 bid at City Park after he jokes about a “second dose” to cure the nation’s ills. The crowd hails Taft and backs his reelection, urging robust agricultural policy and progress.
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Hay
Walla Walla
Goyarmor Hay
Paaville
Taft
Relief Train for Sufferers
A relief train for victims is described as equipped to deliver aid. The report notes organizers coordinating supplies and volunteers to move food and essential goods to affected areas. Local officials urge funds and participation to sustain the effort.
Rioting admitted as central event in Chicago incident
A fragment from a Chicago area report indicates a rioting incident where a key participant admits involvement and a specific locus or event remains referenced but unclear. Local authorities pursue details as investigations continue.
Moon murder trial opens amid strong interest in Indiana case
The Moon murder trial for James Harvey Moon begins Monday with high public interest. Constable Oliver Wilhaite was shot and killed at the Moon home while serving a writ of eviction, and Mrs Nota Moon Waldock, a Moon cousin, was killed at her nearby home shortly after.
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Dannial Ind
Hinshaw Murler
Dames Tharvey Moon
Auea
Olver Wilhaite
Nota Moon Waldock
Wilhalte
Moon
Mrs. Waldock
Sheme
Wilhofte
Milwaukee to Build Another Line to Spokane
In October, Milwaukee to Building anothers line to Spokane by the Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound line under Nowell, with C. Goonow as vice president. The Spokane Coent Alene line expected to finish by December 15, aiming to complete the joint road from Dishviad to Moont d'Alene by year end.
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Spokane
Waeh
Chicago
Milwakee & Paget Sown
Italian Shops Glowed In Pittsburg Parade Report
In Pittsburg on October 6 the Catholic Church planned an anti modernity parade led by the Holy Name Society. About fifty thousand participants were expected as Catholic men prepared to march in a display of religious observance amid unclear local reports.
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Pittsburg
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