Murderer Gohl Under Arrest in Aberdeen Case
William Gohl of Aberdeen, president of the Pacific Canst Sailors union, was arrested in Hoquiam for alleged murders. Officials say he is a leading figure in a string of killings, with bodies found near his cabin and others missing as police seek Hoffman and a threatened couple. In San Francisco, 35 to 40 men board the steamship Kentucky, owned by Alaska Pacific Steamboat Company, valued at about 2,000,000, en route from New York to San Francisco with coal as cargo and an expected 58 day voyage.
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Hoquiam
Wash
William Gohl
Aberdeen
Pacific Canst Sailors’ Union
Gobl
Goh
Charles H. Riberg
John Hoffman
Alaska
San Francisco
Cal
Fed
Kentucky
Beaufort
N. C
Atlantic Ocean
Alaska Pacific Bteamehly
Ube Vensel
New York
Lyceum Lecture Series Planned at Coeur d'Alene College
A city committee organizes a two week interval lecture course at Coeur d'Alene College spring term. The first talk on social subjects will be by Mrs. Cummerford of Spokane Friday February 4 at 7 20 p m. She is a noted suffrage leader and speaker with broad backing from the West.
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Washington
Washington College Buffrage League
Isbela
Spokane
Liiber
Cummerford
Cosme d
Prominent Motoring Men Gather for Chicago Auto Show
Chicago hosts the American Automobile Association convention in conjunction with the ninth Chicago auto show. Exhibits and decorations near completion as preparations continue for the grand opening. The show will feature a wide range of cars including foreign models and motorcycles, filling venues at the Coliseum and First Regiment Armory.
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Chicago
American Automobile Association
New York
Meeweed Cara
Unilcepeed
Automobliva
West
Negros to hang for murder in Kansas City trial
Georgy Reynolds and Jota Williams Begrom, convicted last month of assaulting Jackson, face hanging tomorrow after Judge Latshaw passes sentence. He condemns the defendants as murderers who must pay with their lives and remarks their claim to manhood is absent while the appeal is under consideration by their lawyers.
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Jackson
Kansas City
Georgy Reynolds
Jota Willis Begrom
W. PF
Latshaw
Aegro Burte
Ludge Latehaw
Expert Testifies on Lands Valuation at Valley Hearing
Expert Prof C Thom from Pullman testifies at an overflow hearing about land value. He and the Washington agricultural school agronomist examined 75 soil samples from over 150 borings, studying the Coeur dAlene river area and its surroundings.
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Hiver Valley
C. Thom
Pullman
Agronomiet
Washington Agricultural School
Profemar ‘Thom
Frofemar Thom
Prof
Coeur d'Aleue
Land and water changes discussed near Coeur d Alene
In a detailed testimony, experts describe lake edge formation and sediment deposition shaping wetlands. They classify land into high bank marsh and intermediate slopes, noting poor drainage, unfit for agriculture, with potential limited grazing value and uncertain future use.
Women to escort men at Missouri event
Ordinary conditions will be reversed at bell to be given to suffragettes in the Women's club tonight. About 100 young men will be given a taste of what is coming when the fair sex gains their rights. Every man attending must go whether with a young lady mother or feminine chaperone.
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Louis
Charity ball planned in Madison Square Garden for tuberculous relief
One of the season’s largest charity balls is set for tonight at Madison Square Garden hosted by the Kaighte of Columbus to aid members afflicted with tuberculosis. Receipts aim to fund a possible sanitarium for consumptives, hoping the event proves highly successful.
College of City of New York vs University of Pennsylvania hoops clash
A large crowd is expected tonight at the Seventy-first Regiment armory in New York for a high profile basketball game between the College of the City of New York and the University of Pennsylvania.
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New Tork
N. 7
Stamsos
Regiment Armory
College of
Now Tork
University of Pennsyivania
Obituary: Helena Newsman Fisk Dies Early Today
A veteran newspaper man of Sonias and the great mailer who sent world news to readers, Fisk, died early today in Helena Montana. His long career covered crime, politics, and local events. He shaped community reporting and mentored young journalists throughout his era.
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Helena
Mant
Fem
Fisk
Plomeer
Theatrical Folks Fight Salvation at Long Branch
A New York and Philadelphia group seeks an injunction to bar the Salvation Army from social activities at fashionable Ocean Avenue in Long Branch New Jersey. The case was heard today before Chancellor Stevenson, who must decide if the Army may operate near the resort disrupting residents and peaceful civic life.
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Army
Jersey City
New York
Long Branch
Salvation Army
Stevenson
Ocean Arenar
Philadelphia
Four new buildings seek Fort George Wright funds
Washington Representative Polydenier introduced a bill to provide a large appropriation for four buildings at Fort George Wright in Spokane. The measure faces little opposition and aims to expand local infrastructure, with a note on tolls and costs tied to the project. Local items mention J. W. Booth leaving for Kennewick and updates on Coney Island repairs and a Portland church visitor.
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Washington, D.C
Polydenier
Washington
Fort George Wright
Spokane
Senate
Ballinger Asks For More Time In Investigation
Washington DC Secretary Ballinger asked for an extension of a week from today as the investigation committee resumes work. He said he would appoint counsel to question witnesses to ease the committee's burden and that the chosen attorney would speak to the United Press.
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Woek
Iwhloh
United Pree
Dallinger
Plaines and Strong Red Life in Playhouse Program
The program features segments titled The House of Cares and Strong Route with intensity noted. Two additional pieces Lacks Number and A Will to Yarvalien anchor the lineup. Evening shows include Out for Night Pape's Honeymoon and Robbed Client of Pollen. Special matinees for children are listed for 3/20.
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House of Cares
Lane
Yarvalien
Pape
Clint
Childres
Milwaukee match sets title dispute between Hutliver and Clabby
In Milwaukee, Mike Hutliver of Moston faces Jimmy Clabby of the city in a ten round bout. The match ends with neither fighter decisively ahead, keeping the outcome undetermined.
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Milwaaker
Mike
Twin) Hutliver
Moston
Jimmy Clabby
Thie City
Milwaukee
Gordon medal match opens in Burton with mixed teams
In Burton Massachusetts the Gordon medal event begins with a Canadian versus United States clash. The schedule shows both sides to compete on the first day, with teams from regional clubs and local venues featured and officials coordinating the event.
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Burton
Mass
Duke
Wes
New York Prominent Figure Featured in Wartime Coverage
A fragment from the March issue highlights a single New York representative linked to wartime coverage, with mentions of the Kew Fork World and a forthcoming event. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names or dates.
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Mew York
Kew Fork World
New York
Feday
Revolutionists Win Battle Near Madris City
Chaos and confusion marked the clash as rebel forces gained a decisive victory over government troops. Reports from Sasegus describe heavy fighting and a rout, with government positions collapsing after days of fierce exchanges. Communications from Olivares indicate increased instability as the Nivarsanan capital remains tense.
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Washington, DC
Pek Tae
Sasegus
Niceragee
Kotemda
Clem
Hotrada
State Department
de Olivares
Hokry
Madris
Thacher Mareteng Con We aN The CON The Koutens
A report on county council proceedings and a plan for building a large ungraded high school. The session features named officials and educators from Rathdram Condr d Alene Port Palle and nearby areas and discusses examinations, staffing, and a public hearing led by M A Barton and O K R Shere.
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Chika
Be morTwy
Ete
Aarieniture
Perry
Rathdram
Eisensslan
Ted Ty Pa Kents
Maobere
Dalion
Imewamon
Jeruata Mowing
Romelabe
C. Comes
Comur d’Alene
Iisewsslon
M.A Barton
Stimson
Inaerior
O. KR. Shere
Comay A Alene
Wantiol Clothing Store Changes at Mt Joe Shop
Mr Munter takes supervision of Wantiol Clothing Store old to Jor Colling at Mt Joe. The Greater part of the time will be spent in Nenat area. Beerman site remains, with future wares and possible permanent stay, as the store continues under the same name.
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Wantiol Clothing
Jor Colling
Oleg
Beerman
Due Callies
Mt. Joe
Hue
St Chiltan
General Werchandian
Bent Dew
Bt. Joe
Nenat
Thane
Munter
Tripped in Attic Fire Claims Local Farmers
In Wilmington Delaware a farm family near Camden and Wythe loses one or more members after a blaze in their home. The couple and a younger relative were found dead shortly after midnight in a rural incident that shocked the community.
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Wilmington
Del
Camden
Wye
Kawkied Mackett
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Mackwell
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Coeur d'Alene
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