Oregon Steamer Czaring Wreck Sinks Off Coos Bay
In Marshfield Oregon Jan 13 only one of 31 crew survives the Czaring wreck on the Coos Bay north spit as the ship pounds the rocks Captain Suggest Harold Mills First Officer Hughes and Second Officer Macmichol remain on the mast while others perish The vessel earlier broke down and drifted toward the spit as wireless contact faded and crew took to the rigging in the gale
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Marshfield
Oregon
Czaring
Coos Bay
Kentzell
Suggest
Harold Millts
Hughes
Macmichols
Theo
Ogarina
Northapit
Paulhan Faces Death in Clouds During Flight Incident
In a dramatic aviation episode at an air meet Curtiss officials accuse Paulhan of obstructing his plane. Paulhan narrowly escaped death after reaching a reported height then gliding down when engine trouble struck. He resumed running engine for a safe landing, later discussed by his wife.
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Geareesengers
Ecro
Curtiss
The
Ord
Paulhan
Curties
Rey
Spaulhan
Jim
Pauwikan
Thirteen Pay Fines On Thirteenth Day
A dated court report records thirteen offenders on the thirteenth day of the month. Missie Missie fined ten dollars for intoxication while sisters and mother fined ten dollars each for prostitution. Other defendants faced fines for intoxication and visiting a misdeed home as police court proceedings continued.
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Risher
Wissé
Anna
Long Fisher
Missie
Jall
William Smith
Bruner
Anna Johns
J. 2. Hardy
Robert Mulaker
Fred Ragiin
Frank Grady
Johbn Livingston
Pinchot Warns on Resource Fight and Popular Rule
Gifford Pinchot warns that national resource conservation and popular government face a moral test. He says the clash is not resource loss but whether special interests or the people govern, referencing the National Conservation Commission and congressional actions.
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Warkington
Conservaton
Gifford Pinchot
Natonal Conservation Commission
Congress
Aly
National Conservation Commission
Clark Laments Cannonism as House Rules Fight Heats Up
In a sharp House rebuke, Clark accuses Cannon of bias and taints the Cannonism label. He claims the Cannon Kansasity speech spurred the rules clash and questions who supplied favored material for the address. He also condemns Senator Hale for printing the speech at public expense.
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House of
House of Representaves
Hale
Pacific Move to Reunite Republicans Reported
Washington January 13. Following President Taft’s advice to stop quarrel and push party legislation, indications of a bid to unite warring Republican factions emerged. Taft maintains insurgents are Republicans and withholds patronage over tariff battles. A caucus is planned to map a joint program using the Balinger-Pinehot committee with equal hearing for all factions.
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Washington
Janu
Taft
Congress
National Live Stock Association Ends with Endorsements
Denver January session approves federal control of open range and Pinchot forest policy, backs leasing and forest service plan, condemns Payne tariff as unjust, calls for stronger ICC power and minimum stock-trying speeds. Jastro reelected president with Mackenzie and Carey as vice presidents. Fort Worth named next meeting site.
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Denver
Pinchot
Forest Service
Interstate Commerce Commission
Jastro
Murdo Mackenzie
J. M. Carey
Treassurer
Ft. Worth
Texas
Girl Finds 980000 Necklace After Missing Heirloom
New York January 13 a working girl identified as Mye Trene lawman, who divorced Felix Ihman, the real estate operator and theatrical manager of Philadelphia and New York, yesterday received a pearl necklace valued at $30,000 lost last Friday. She also earned a $2,000 reward for returning the item.
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New York
Mye
Trene Lawman
Felix Ihman
Philadelphia
Lampmere Confession Recasts Belle Gunness Killings
A circulated confession by Ray Lamphere, reportedly obtained from Rev Dr EB Schell, portrays Mrs Belle Gunness as the ringleader in a murder spree tied to fire at the Gunness farmhouse. Lamphere says Gunness chloroformed victims including two children and three men, and he aided in several killings and burials while seeking money from the Mrs. Gunness estate.
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St. Louis
The
Post Dispatch
Ray Lamphere
Indiana
Belle Gunness
Laporte
EB. A. Schell
Lamphere
Gunness
J Ey Olsen
Gunneas
Andrew Helgelein
Ole Budsberg
Tonnes Petersen Lien
Helgelein
Jaamphere
Mra. Gunness
Jennie Olson
Nurse Strangled in Bed as Mansion Robbery Unfolds
Millbrook New York January 13 Saarah Broymer a nurse at Barnes Compton mansion is killed by strangulation during a burglary. The Compton house loses silverware and the coachman Frank Schermerhorn later takes his own life amid suspicions he staged the crime.
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Millbrook
N. Y
Saarah Broymer
Barnes Compton
Compton Mansion
Compton
Frank Schermerhorn
Svls
Auree
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State Leader Office
Podlmark
Prise
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