Woman's Body Found on New Jersey Beach After Ball
Atlantic City reveals Jane Adams, 18, last seen with William Siler, a married man, before her body washed ashore frozen and disfigured. Police seek William and his brother Arvin as investigations follow reports of a party dance and a later walk to the breakers.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Jane Adame
Charles Adama
Om Young
Siater
Alice
William
Arvie
Siler
Harrisburg Avenue
Cenfier
Southeimer
Charody
William Siler
Arvin
Parente
Ti Pler
Artis Siler
Wiliam Stirr
Jane Adams
Adams
Myham
Will Stier
Jane
Norse Voyager to Build Viking Ship Voyage to California and Norway
Norwegian sculptor Finn Haakon Frolich plans a Seattle to California voyage on a Viking ship replica with five Norse crewmen. The trip aims to model early Norse seafaring methods and culminate in a 1914 exhibition marking Norse heritage and the unveiling of a statue of composer Edvard Grieg in Brooklyn’s Prospect Park.
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Leif Erlaven
Eric the Red
North Atlantic
New England
Vinland
Norway
Iceland
Finn Haakon Frolich
Seattle
Niere Olne United States
Abr. Sorieh
Hovard Grieg
The
Ciy
Frohnghe
Ole Brude
Aalesund
Poston
San
Los Angeles
Colony Friends Art
Mame Ula
Japan
Tate
Jury Dismisses Negroes From Fury Case In Wagoner Court
Judge John H. Pitchford disqualified four jurors as the Alstriet court at Wagoner, Oklahoma dismissed the panel after ruling that Oklahoma law requires separate seating and schooling for Negroes. The decision follows white jurors opposing mixed service.
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Fury Muskogee
Okla
John HW. Pitchford
Alstriet
Wagoner
Here
Waty
Pitchford
Oklahoma
Government treats sex teen inch gun near New York harbor
Fragmentary report describes a large coastal defense gun called the “Bandy Hook” reportedly making its first trip from a position near New York harbor. Details are unclear and the article stresses secrecy surrounding the event and its distance from Atlantic Plains.
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New York
Xérk Harbor
Incendiary Fire Destroys Portland Veneer Works
An early morning blaze gutted the veneer works of Portland Manufacturing Company and the Saca jawea tire steamer at St Tons, Portland suburb. No one was harmed though property loss exceeds sixty thousand dollars.
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Portland Manufacturing Company
Sacajawea
Juden
St. Tons
Portland
Woman's Ashes Cast Over Civil War Graves
Mary T. York died yesterday and will be cremated. In accordance with her wishes, her ashes will be strewn over Civil War graves at the Soldiers Home burial ground in Sartell. Mrs. York long served in the relief corps and was president of the Los Angeles Straton Relief Corps at her death.
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Redondo
Cal
Mary T. York
Sartell
York
Relief Corps
Dye
Straton Relief Corps of
Los Angeles
Old offender jailed for 69 cent robbery
In New York on February 1 Thomas McCormack robbed a pedestrian in Brooklyn and was arrested by a passing officer. He pleaded guilty and received a long sentence after twelve years in Sing Sing for the crime, netting only 69 cents.
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New York
Thomas McCormack
Sing Sing
Brooklyn
Burglars Loot Chatsworth Bank Secure. Watchmen Bound
Early February 15 burglars blew open the Citizens Bank of Chatsworth safe and fled south with 8000 in currency and 2000 in ether. Night watchman Kyle and Alvers Merber, a citizen, were bound and gashed by the robbers. Hot-En-Tot Twins left Kansas City December 21.
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Rank Krobbers
Hind Watchman
PLER
Bloomington
Citiens
Bank of
Chatsworth
Kyle
Alvers Merber
Citien
Kansas City
Million Dollar Wyoming Irrigation Deal Linked to Beet Sugar Growth
Reed and O. H. Shoup lead a $600,000 deal transferring Sheridan Land and Irrigation holdings to Wyoming Securities Company. The 6200 acres near Sheridan Lake De Smet and Piney Ridge will fuel a $1,000,000 investment for irrigation and a beet sugar factory, with coal resources and New York French capital backing the venture.
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Ings
Promitien Anteate
Wyoming
Europe
Reed
H. Shoup
Ty PL Curry
A. N. Johnson
Fort. Morgan
Colo
Waward Gillette
Sheridan
Max Buchmann
Alamosa
Terides
New York
Reed i
France
Shoup
Subpoenas Issued For Grand Jury Witnesses In Seattle Case
The document notes that subpoenas were issued today for witnesses in the Seattle federal grand jury investigation. It details Loom and Ventrees focusing on the recall of the Conn claim and the protest leading to its refusal to prevent time.
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Ballinger
Seattle
Ventrees
Conn
Qiavix
City Briefs Corner: Funeral Remains and Local Incidents
The morning reports the funeral for William Jardson who died of dropsy at West Johns hospital, to be held at Cleagon at 10:90 with Rev. George C. Rafter officiating. Evelyn Moore, also died from dropsy on O’Neill Street, with funeral at Second Baptist Church and City Cemetery burial. Burlington officials visited city holdings and a Waffle House burglary was reported with a small pouch missing from the cash register. Local florist Mrs Glafke advertises flowers and moral work with contact.
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Capitol
Oliver
William Jardson
John’s Hospital
George C. Rafter
Richardson
Dixon
Eral
Denver
Waffle House
Capitol Avenue
Burlington
City
E. F B. Yong
Burfington
C. BP. Peckenbaugh
Second Baptist Church
Western Miners To Demand Higher Wages
Denver reports the district convention of the United Mine Workers of America will demand a ten percent wage increase at its Thursday meeting. The move aims to raise miners' pay amid ongoing labor tensions in the region.
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Denver
The
United Mine Workers of America
Examination of Glavis Continues in Ballinger-Pinchot Probe
Washington February 14 The cross examination of Glavis by John J Ventress continued in the Ballinger Pinchot investigation without any striking features Glavis was questioned mostly on unclear points and general testimony during the session today.
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Washington
Glavis
John J. Ventress
Billinger-Pinchot
Butte Engineers to Walk Out Over Union Jurisdiction
Butte Montana February 15 mine engineers will walk out tomorrow morning after operators refused to grant the Engineers' Union jurisdiction over all firemen pumpmen and compressor men.
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Butte
Mont
Union
Henderson's Bill 15 Dead In City Council
The City Council refused to adopt Hendersons liberal appropriations and debated several measures during a long session. The total appropriation nears 104000 dollars while a saloon licensing bill sets annual quotes at 1100 dollars with bond requirements. A sidewalk project and issues on certificate of indebtedness dominated discussions, plus salary hikes for police staff. Kansas City December 21st.
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F. I. Johnston
Cook
Aivk
Handergom
Mr. Nimmo
Alderman Keating
Nimmo
Thames, Seventeenth
Twenty-first Streets
Lake Minnehaha
Martin
Henderson
Cheyenne
Sweet
Nimma
Sorensen
House
Sixteenth Streets
Con G
Doyie & Schwarts
Bush & Gray
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Health in Troubled Times
An aged advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure all claiming to purify blood and aid nervousness and fevers. It asserts a long list of agents and warns of disease germs constantly attacking the body, presenting the tonic as a remedy for weak health.
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Hood
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