Soldiers Kill Fellow Private in Virginia Dare Resort
Private Samuel Schickling of the Fourth Field Artillery was killed in the Virginia Dare resort district after midnight. Sergeant Walter Krug and Private Peace were arrested. Peace wounded in the legs after attempting to flee. Police captured Krug nearby and pursued Peace to Fort D A Russell. Witness said Krug challenged Schickling and police linked the two attackers to the assault. The incident appears linked to drunken brawl among soldiers.
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Samuel Shickling
Hattery B
Fourth Field Artillery
Virginia Dare
Rednight
Peace
Walter ©. Krug
Pouce
Fort D. A. Russell
Krug
John Baker
Offcer
Schickling
Shickling
Plantas
Bhickling
Baker
Hin
Aeroplane Hits Grand Stand. 15 Hurt in Meadeos Accident
Aviator J Clif ford Turpin crashed into the Meadows grand stand during a first flight at 50 mph. Civil engineer George Quinby of Galesburg Illinois died from injuries. Raymond Chapman age ten suffered a fractured skull. spectators were struck as the plane swerved to avoid a man.
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Battle
Wash
J. Clifford Turpin
the Meadows
George Quinby
Civ
Galesburg
Turpin
Quinby
Raymond Chapman
John D Gets 140 a Minute Worth Billion
Report summarizing Rockefeller wealth estimates shows John D Rockefeller valued near 900 million dollars by associate counsel. Inquiry into Standard Oil holdings, stock, and other wealth forms notes income around 460 million yearly and suggests total value rise up to 400 million with company dissolution factors.
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John D
New York
John Rockefeller
Scout
Rochkefell
Witten
Ofcom- Peny
Rockefeller
Riotous Soldiers Wound Officer in Red Light District
Police faced a mob of rioting soldiers who smashed windows in the red light district on Wednesday night. Officer John Baker was seriously hurt, using his revolver to disperse the crowd. Soldiers Jones and Henderson were arrested, with two women and Nina Marsh also detained for aiding the assault.
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Poiceman
John Baker
Baker
Jones
West Highteenth Street
Henderson
Winnie Adams
Nina Marsh
Cadets Begin 30 Mile Hike to Camp North of Islay
Forty four high school cadets march from Cheyenne toward a camp twelve miles north of Islay planning a fifteen mile day on arrival. They travel with army support from Major Kimball and Colonel Dyer. Equipment includes ample food, blankets, and blank cartridges. A doctor will inspect every two days and visits on June 7 are open to the public with markers guiding the route. Lieutenant Steever leads the group.
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Army
Cheyenne
Islay
Kimball
Dyer
United States Army
Happy Jack
Steever Whoma
Theodore Roosevelt seen through archive data in campaign finance critique
Washington May 30 ex president Theodore Roosevelt faces historical reevaluation as Department of Justice records link him to Morgan interests. The sworn campaign disclosures show George W Perkine's donations to back his bid for re nomination while Roosevelt protected Perkine from prosecution. Historians will weigh these links as described in the New York campaign statements.
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Washington, D. C
Theodora Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Washington
Roosevelt
Morgan
Department of Justive
George W. Perkine
Barry
Roosevelt Campaign Committee
New York
Perkine
White House
Alfred Henry Lewis Sees Taft Whipped Name Not Before Convention
Washington document reports Alfred Henry Lewis asserting Taft’s name will not appear before the Republican convention in Chicago. He criticizes Taft’s White House tenure, predicts loss to Roosevelt supporters, and cites New Jersey and other states as signs of decline.
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Alfred Henry Lewis
Taft
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Lewis
Roosevelt
New Jersey
Illinois
Massachusetts
Three Year Homestead Bill Advances in Senate
Washington reports the three year homestead law moving toward final action. Representative A W Rucker of Colorado credits Western states media for rallying public support and predicts rapid land settlement with 10,000 new residents in Colorado within five years and widespread occupancy of quarter sections. The bill awaits House action and is linked to Senator Borah of Idaho as its sponsor.
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Washington
Senate
A. W. Rucker
Colorado
House
Congress
Borah Obidaho
Public Lands Committee
Women Caught With Ammunition
Four Mexican women were arrested in El Paso for attempting to smuggle ammunition to rebels across the Rio Grande. Three thousand rounds were found concealed under shawls and on their persons amid ongoing border trafficking concerns.
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el Paso
Rio Grande
United States
This Is the Year to Buy Real Estate for Profit
A real estate pitch urges readers to buy now in a presidential year to secure desirable locations at low prices and set favorable payment terms, promising to sell next year when business improves and profits accrue.
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Rio
Hate Leader
Two Boys Injured When Buggy Collides With Auto
On Memorial Day afternoon Walter Ulrich and Murphy were thrown from a fast moving buggy to avoid an automobile. Ulrich suffered cuts to the eye hands and legs while Murphy endured a deep gash above the eye and facial wounds. They were driven to St Johnson's office for treatment before going home.
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Walter Ulrich
Ce Murphy
Bob Powers
J. L. Kreene
Ing
Powers
O'Neil
Ulrich
Murphy
St Johnson's
Record 500 Mile Sweepstakes Winner In Milwaukee Time
Ralph DePalma led from start to lap 198 before engine trouble denied his Mercedes and Joe Dawson won the second international 500 miles sweepstakes in a record 6 21 06. Teddy Tetslaff finished second in a dramatic endurance race with 24 cars starting and nine miles to go.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ralph DePalma
Mercedes
Joe Dawson
National
Teddy Tetslaff
Fiat
Bruta Company
Hughie Hughes
Mercer Care
Charles
Lexington
Harry Knight
Speedway Park
Horroun
Marmon
Mercer
Stutz
Mulford
Kile Know
Lozier
Bob Burman
Ghena
Eng
Wagner
Milholland to Practice Law After Europe Trip
Miss Inez Milholland plans to become a lawyer upon returning from Europe. The prominent suffrage advocate passed the New York Law School examination and was notified by the board of examiners of her success.
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New York
Inez Milholland
Ford
Europe
Misa Milholland
New York Law Universality
The
Law University
ACU
Roner
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