Italian aviator Vivalli killed as airship drops 1000 feet
Rome Ag 20 Lieutenant Cavaliere Vivalli famed Italian aviator died today after his Farman biplane swerved seven miles from Rome while racing a rival lieutenant Savoja for the Rome to Citavecchia record. The crash ended a planned seventy six mile nonstop flight as both machines pursued the distance
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Rome
Cavaliere Vivalli
Italy
Cittavecchia
Vivaldi
Savoja
Farman
Savojia
Vivaldiad
Armiv Aeroplane Corps
Calderara
Wright
Chtaverchia
Denver Depot Meeting Ends Family Reconciliation
Mrs Ethel Getts and Walter Houston aged 21 were met at Denver union depot by her husband George J Getts a San Antonio police officer They were brought before Chief Hamjieh Armstrong and reconciled returning to their room at 1437 Bannock Street with their five year old son Russell The husband had claimed Mrs Getts came to Denver for health and the trio had lived as man and wife in Salt Lake City
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Denver
Salt Lake City
Ethel Getts
Walter Houston
Union Depot
George J. Getts
San Antonio
Tex
Mia
Getts
Houston
Hamjieh Armstrong
Bannock Street
Russell
Bantock Street House
Salt Lake
Qettawad
Nathan
Hunter
Navy officers nap proves costly for Beale
Acting secretary Beekman Winthrop confirmed a court martial sentence against Lieut. Grafton A. Beale for sleeping on watch aboard the Delaware at Hampton Roads July 5. Beale receives a 31-number reduction in pay and a public reprimand is recommended.
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Washington
Delaware
Hampton Roads
Neleep Twee
Moody Will Not Resume His Seat
Moody, Justice of the U S Supreme Court, staying at a Magnolia cottage for the summer, is reported unable to sit up or use an arm. He is wheeled to the porch for air and is hardly able to move his head. He will likely retire before the next Congress session.
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Magolia
Mass
Justice Moody
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Court Orders Husband to Pay Wife Support and Fees
Mrs. Florence Scoville obtained a district court order requiring her husband Samuel Scoville to pay $75 in attorney fees and costs and $15 per week for support pending final adjudication for absolute divorce.
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Florence Scoville
Samuel Scoville
Western Governors Meet Behind Conservation Drive
Governor B B Brooks and fellow Western state governors returned from Salt Lake City where they conferred on action for the National Conservation congress in St Paul. The plan to mobilize commercial club delegates from each state to St Paul drew strong support, with Brooks praising Utah hosts and Western delegates planning a widespread, influential delegation.
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B. B. Brooks
Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
Utah
Astates
Ates
Dellegates
National Conservation Congress
St. Paul
Minu
Aep
Embér
Weaterm
Coperesa
Gland
Congress
Wes
Brooks
Hushraguesia
Salt Lake
Hoslon
Famous aviator will fly today in England exhibition
Chatham England report says John Bae, the American aviator who recently crossed the English Channel, will perform an exhibition flight in England tomorrow. Mona Le Blanc, noted for a cross country flight to Paris, is also expected to join the events.
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Chatham
Eng
John Bae
England
Mona
le Blanc
Paris
Missing Western Pennsylvania banker Pacelli amid embezzlement fears
Pittsburg August reports say Italian banker Pacelli and his wife with four children vanished after his patrons demanded cash. Police suspect he fled Atlantic ports under an assumed name, while his seized Laurel Street banking rooms and angry Italian community reflect a massive depositor loss and embezzlement allegations.
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Pittsburg
Mamnelo Pa Celli
Pennsylvania
Pacelli
Laurel Street
Anga
Ben Leiding
Kirby
Pacefli
Pittabur
Pagpll
New York
Brking House Nearly Wrecked By Boys Crap Game
New York August 20 A Messenger boy delays a deposit for B H Scheffles & Co leading to a bank certification scramble at National Reserve bank. Brokers seek buyers for checks totaling 1800 356 and 787 dollars as the firm’s paper hangs in doubt.
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New York
National Reserve Bank
B. H. Scheffles & Co
No. 24
Broadstreet
New Street
Joseph Fitz
R. Jones
M. Buchanan
Mr. Schofiels
Buffalo Champion in Mixed Doubles Tourney at Countey Club
In Buffalo on August 20 the mixed doubles at the County Club saw Mare. B. A. Swenson and Herold O. Ayer defeat Mrs. Harvey, the Buffalo champion, and Victor Waefords B64, 16, 6.3. The match was hotly contested from start to finish.
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Buffalo
Colorado
Mire
B. A. Swenson
Herold O. Ayer
Mrs. Harvey
Victor Waefords
Dr Crippen and His Typist Sail From Quebec
Crippen and his typist Ethel Leneve boarded a special boat at Seven miles southwest of Quebec to escape pursuit after Crippen’s alleged murder of his wife Belle Elmer in England. Prison Governor Morin noted readiness as the pair packed belongings, with Leneve appearing apathetic and Crippen seemingly happy to return to England.
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Quebec
Morin
Ethel Leneve
Crippen
England
Indians Clip Miners In Seven-Run Rally At Six-Inning Game
The Indians powered to a decisive 7 run outburst in the seventh inning, beating the Miners in a six inning affair. Nash’s curves spurred the attack as the Indians rallied from a tight early frame to dominate late. The second game is set for Pioneer Park this afternoon with the third slated tomorrow afternoon.
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Nvil
Indians
Trinidad Miners
Pioneer Park
Ilrd
Trinidad Huskies
Nols
Nash
Danehof
Pitysdad
Indians Here for Frontier Take Joy Ride
Indians visiting the frontier festival roamed Frontier park and the city in war paint attire. Three thousand western caravan members are set to join the carnival next week as decorations make the town ready. Cowboys and cowgirls camp near tents while buffalo from Yellowstone graze nearby amid frontier activities and revelry.
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Frontier
Frontier Park
Indiana
Yellowstone Park
UNION CHAUFFEUR BEATEN BY THREE MEN
Arthur Bennett a Chicago chauffeur was attacked at Sixteenth Street and Michigan Avenue. Police hold three chauffeurs as suspects. Bennett says he owned his car and was in good standing with union chauffeurs. He cannot explain why he was targeted, beyond possibly being mistaken for a nonunion driver.
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UNION
Hicago
Arthur Hennett
Tinton
Sixteenth Street
Michigan Avenue
Hat Hott Waa Mintnhen
Joseph Nadia
Rocco Cugno
Joseph Serrenilo
Bennett
Anton
Young Student Fasts Forty-Six Days for Health
Denver reports 26 year old Mays Rowland Miller has not eaten for forty-six days drinking water instead. He plans to continue fasting ten to fourteen more days hoping to cure disabilities that kept him from society and work. Doctors support the approach as his health improves. he regains voice hearing and strength.
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Denver
Rowland Miller
Miller
University of Wisconsin
Colorado
Movement to form Wyoming State baseball league in 1911
A movement gathers in Rawlins Aug 20 to organize a Wyoming State baseball league for the 1911 season. Encouraged by several local supporters the proposed league would include teams from Kemmerer Rock Springs Evanston Rawlins Green River Montpellier Ida and Laramie with tours planned to visit these communities.
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Rawlins
Wyoming
Kemmerer
Rock Springs
Evanston
Green River
Montpellier
Ida
Laramie
Fire Threatens Idaho Town in Wide-Front Fire
Wallace Idaho August 20 Hundreds rush out of town as a first fire rages around the town. Wires down and twenty houses burned with the business district likely to escape. Details are impossible.
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Wallace
Ida
Popular Union Pacific Wiruman Passes Away
Frank J. Mo died after a three week illness from typhoid fever in the Union Pacific ward of St. John's hospital. He was 24, well known on the Union Pacific, previously worked in Cheyenne and Laramie, and is survived by his mother, stepfather, and two sisters in Pueblo, Colorado. Funeral arrangements were not yet set.
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Frank J. Mo
Union
Rach Track Feasibility Sought Near Deadwood
J W Edwards of Chicago visits Deadwood to study building a mile track at Boulder Park five miles south. He aims to attract horses that race on Colorado Utah Arizona and New Mexico tracks, forecasting potential circulation effects.
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Deadwood
J. W. Edwards
Chicago
Edwards
Boulder Par l
Colorado
Utah
Arizone
New Mexico
First Train Over New Connecting Railroad in Cheyenne
A ceremonial first ride over the new connecting railroad was held in Cheyenne with Mayor Cook and Colorado & Southern officials aboard. Superintendent Dwyer led the group from Carey avenue to Pioneer park and on to the Burlingtion depot as celebrants distributed cigars, with many city officials and press members in attendance.
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John Dwyer
Colorado & Souther Ralroad
Cook
Colorado Halfway Company
Burlington and
Colorado
Southera
Carey Avenue
Pioneer Park
Barliggiou
Jin Corths Dwyer
Dwyer
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Dr. Crippen
Trinidad
Denver Boy
Plan States League
Idaho
Union Pacific
Wirdman
P. S.gook
J. M. Cure
Borligalls
Lon Kester
Mr. Behonck
W. FB. Dalber
A. J. Parshalicf
J. Johnston
T. Blake Kenney
William Dillman
Silas Doty
Leopold Kabis
A. Hl. Marble
G.P. Johnston
Frank Bon
J. F. Jenkins
W. 8. Walker
David Nimme
John Hunton
J. M. Newmar
Joseph Cabill
Sheriff Hughes
J. 0. Argesheimer
Charles Bailey
G. W. Hoyt
Dob Davidson
George ‘Aéh
W. Burstick
Luke Voorhees
M. J. U Wartung
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