Thief Foiled by Pier Glass in Denver Home
A burglar entered the grade Browns at 909 Grant Street, but a large pier glass in Miss Alice Brown’s bedroom reflected the thief. Screams drew family from dinner, the intruder fled from a window twenty feet to the ground escaping with jewelry valued at about 500 dollars. Detectives cordon the case and have recovered some items from Denver shops.
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Denver
Misa Alice Brown
J. Sidney Brown
Grant Street
Miss Brown
Chepati
Lkely
Alice Brown
Polye Hamilton Armstrong
Good Friend of Burglars Good Friend of Burglars
Chicago September 22 Henry Nei secretary of the National Probation League says he removes all safeguards against burglars from his residence. He urges hospitality toward intruders and claims visitors may enter undisturbed expecting to wake him for a chat. He and his family have moved into a winter home with no locks or bars.
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Chicago
Henry_ Nei
National Probation League
Neil
Wercksmiths
Eldest Smoot son marries in Salt Lake Temple
Harold Smoot, eldest son of Senator Reed Smoot, married Miss Alice Nibley in Salt Lake City. The ceremony took place yesterday at the Mormon temple in accordance with church rites. The bride is the daughter of C. W. Nibley, presiding bishop of the church.
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Eldes
Smoot
Salt Lake
Salt Lake, City
Chanler divorce case tests prenuptial agreement
New York Sept 22 The validity of the prenuptial agreement between Robert Winthrop Chanler and Cavalier is tested in court. Julia Chamblin Chanler, his former wife, seeks to set aside the agreement that provided for $10 000 yearly support for her and $5 000 for each daughter. He asks a court to enjoin Cavalier from disposing of property and to appoint a receiver for chattels until the suit ends.
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Paris
Rome
Cavatjieri Gop
Etait
New York
Robert Winhrop Chanter
Ling Cavalier
Belde
Serlain
Haplew
Firat
Julia Chambdin Chanler
Bim
Winthrop Chanler
Chapler
God Gle
Howe
Bigamist Albert Ives declared insane after marrying 16 year old Hagel Barter
In Denver a county court courtship ends with Albert Ives ruled insane after his June 12 marriage to Hagel Barter. His long-time wife Rhoda Ives pleads to care for him rather than send him to a madhouse, while Dr. Deard warns of mental strain from cere...
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Denver
Rhoda
Ives
Albert & Ives
Hagel Barter
Ong
Udeard
Rhoda Ives
Dog Barking Bulldog Saves Moran Family From Fire
Denver dispatch reports that the Moran family escaped a house fire when their bulldog EB J barked loudly at 10 am, alerting them as the kitchen blaze cut off their exit. They fled via a rear window to an adjoining roof and were rescued by neighbors. a canary died. Moran's grocery store home suffered about 1600 dollars in losses, largely uninsured.
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Denver
John
Moran
Jack Jr
B. J
KB. J
BJ. Coleman
Fcrandom
Little Jack
Mre
Cannon Accepts Twentieth Nomination for Congress
In Danville on September 28 Speaker Joseph G. Cannon accepts his twentieth nomination for Congress. He warns that tariff agitation is harmful and asserts that continued political tensions threaten national welfare.
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Joe Cannon
Danville
Joseph G. Cannon
Congress
Engine Runs Wild When the Engineer Falls From Train
New York dispatch reports the Philadelphia and Reading freight bound for Jersey City plunged into a wild run across a Morris canal bridge at Bayonne as Engineer Henry Olin vanished from his cab. Fireman Herman Lohner halted the locomotive at sixty miles per hour and recovered Olin’s hat on the far side. blood found at the bridge indicated a fall into the canal. Olin later recovered consciousness in Jersey City Hospital after a long latter chase and struggle.
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New York
Pailadelphia & Reading
Jersey City
Morris Canal
Bayonne
N. J
Herman Lohner
Henry Olin
Freman
Olin
Jersey Oy
Maryle*canal Bridge
Ocean Avenue
Polles
Jecagy City Hospital
Offdale Bays
Olly
Canal Bridge
Ula
Sailor May Lose Fortune in Navy Enlistment Case
Horace Logan Keeler of Richmond Indiana, 22, could lose a $1.5 million estate due to a grandfather's will requiring a $75 monthly salary until age 25. Keeler enlisted as a naval medical apprentice in Chicago September 7 for four years earning $22 monthly. Lawyers for the estate seek Navy Department help to preserve the fortune.
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Chicago
Horace
Logan Keeler
Richmond
Ind
United States Navy
Harry €. Keeler
Young Keeler
Keeler
Navy
Horace Keeler
Esaso
Denver
Kansas City
St. Ou
Norfolk
Mavy Department
Farewell Ball for Cheyenne Indians' Baseball Team
Despite inclement weather the Cheyenne Indians' baseball team held a farewell ball at Keefe hall last evening. About twenty dancing numbers were performed with music by the Capitol Avenue Theater orchestra, and those who braved the elements spent a very enjoyable evening.
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Cheyenne Indians
Keefe Hall
Capitol Avenue Theater
Gaynor recounts failed assassination and Hearst attack
In a letter from St James L L Gaynor attacks William R Hearst and his papers over coverage of his shooting. He defends exhibition of Jeffries Johnson prize fight photos saying district attorney and corporation counsel found no law prohibiting film in New York. Hearst replies with regret but notes repeated falsehoods about a Christian Endeavor officer and a supposed meeting to stop the pictures. Page 3.
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New York
William J. Gaynor
St. James
L. L
Daméla J. Gallagher
Wiliam R. Bearst
Hearst
Gaynor
Christian Endeavor Society
Lowande
W.R. Hearst Today
New York Evening World
Reform Platform Adopted by Wyoming Democrats in 1911
The Wyoming Democratic convention at Sheridan on September 20 1911 adopts a reform platform urging direct primaries initiative referendum recall and Australian ballots. It supports publicity of utilities and monopolies corporate funding limits nonpartisan state institutions and eight hour work for women and under18s plus eight hour county and municipal work.
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Sheridan
Democrats of
Wyoming
Oregon
United States
Wyoming Coupe Tral Litigation Company
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John B. Moissant
J. Armstrong Drexel
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