Suspected gang leader Cassiday tied to western holdups
Okane Washington February report identifies Wilson Cassiday as a gang leader in a series of stickups near Boone Avenue and Sprague Avenue. Police say Cassiday confessed to car holdup, with accomplices including Burch and others sought. Prosecutors expect more arrests as investigators press the case.
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Bure
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Sprague
Cant
W. Burch
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Jay
Burch
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Wie Ggrawiens
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Minister Wu Ping Koni Arrives in San Francisco
Wu Ping Koni, the Chinese minister to the United States, arrived on the Miner Siberia with a retinue of about 70 officials and attaches. He and party were greeted at the Pacific Mail dock and taken to the Palace hotel where many locals paid respects. He denied reports of appealing to Washington to retain a certain premier and to oppose Japan's actions, saying there was no such agitation and noting lower prices in the area.
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Tim New Eonewle
Mexia
Havana
New York
San Francino
Leslie
Ney Wwe
Thier
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Washington
Dtudenta
Pacifie Atall
Focal
Emony
Seth
Shateelle
Mme
Patrion Hotel
Ching
Mapcaria
Andrew Rauch Dies Friend of Lincoln in Springfield
Andrew Rauch died last evening at 8 at 208 Garden Street. A local Justice of the Peace in Springfield, he knew Abraham Lincoln when the future president was a young lawyer and sometimes acted as his advocate. Rauch also served as postmaster in Moscow and his funeral is planned for tomorrow at 10 at the family residence with interment in Moscow cemetery.
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Moscow
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Springfield
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Lindale
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Postmaster Goes Wrong 4 W Ener Appropriates 82000
Wallace Idaho February 29. At the inspection of the Gem post office postmaster A J Hunn appointed H C Owles to run Gem postoffice temporarily as J W Muer, the hostmaster, is alleged to be short $2600. Inspector J R Pultiawider of Spokane completed the Gem office inspection Thursday and was dismissed from Washington orders. Muer explains a heavy stock last fall and temporary borrowing from the government to cover a shortage. No prosecution talk yet. He previously served as Postmaster three years. wife and two neighbors named. A lodge meeting set for February 2 with grand officers in attendance.
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Idaho
A. J. Hunn
Gem
H. C. Owles
J. W. Iuer
J. AR. Pultiawider
Spokane
Washington
Muer
Baer
Ate. Bauer
Hiv Bandamen
J. Rowe
J.B. Purat
Boldswindler Escapes After Defrauding Local Businesses
FG Juttman, a victim of a bold swindle, lost about $100 with a winding operation run by J Garrison. Others including Curry, Grill, and Hattie Melhourn each lost $10 to $11. Garrison reported the suspect to police, who provided a description: about six feet tall, sandy complexion, auburn hair, smooth shaved, wearing a brown travel coat. The con artist cashed multiple checks dated February 27 and fled the city around 10 o'clock aboard a boat bound for St. Marie and St. Joe country, leaving authorities to search for blank checks and the suspect.
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Mat
Garrison
Bachauga Bank
J. C. Garricot
Floren
Gurtman
Throng Guttman
Bradley Made Senator After Long Kentucky Ballot Fight
Former Governor William O Bradley won election to the United States Senate by a 44 to total vote in a joint session amid shifting Democrat support and Republican backing. Four Democrats crossed to Bradley while others switched, ending weeks of contest. Bradley’s victory was celebrated as a secure majority among those present, with several party leaders and representatives reflecting on the dramatic roll call and political realignments.
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Bradley
Varionis Democrats
Ther
Vitor
Headley
Hradley
Benatora McNutty
Charlton
Munnar
Lillard
Boyle
Mpublicans
Hieckham
Congremman Jamo
Beachey
Bradley Tas
Republi Sane
Kentucky
Socialists Convene In Kootena County For Local Organization
In Banders hall a Socialist meeting gathered delegates from across the county to form local organization and plan actions. John G. Cook chaired briefly, then A. Mowe was elected. Barton urged unity and reform as speakers discussed the U.S. Senate amendment and freedom of mail. Committees drafted resolutions opposing the bill and urging Rep. French to oppose the measure.
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Kootena County
United States
Artcle
Beerot
K. C. Hubbard
C. Parks
Mimmon
Wounding at Halfround Bay End of Fight On Steamer Lyondale
William Hodgins was brought from Halfround Bay to a steamer and then to hospital with a head wound after a fight with Jack Hill. The clash occurred near Halfround Bay shortly after Lyondale landed. Hodgins, who allegedly pursued Hill for alleged advances to his wife, was struck with a sardwood stick, rendering him unconscious briefly. Hodgins remained in a critical state.
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Halfround Bay
Lyondale
Jack Hill
Haltround Bay
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Kaanage
Warrison
Nedgine
Bering
Troper
Hodgine
Htewe
Thi
Senna
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Modine
Lewiston Indian church case opens after fire attack
In Lewiston Idaho on February 2 a preliminary examination began for Mark Arthur pastor of the Spalding Sacred Indian church amid a deadly fire affray. Abel Bilas Whitman, a fellow church marker, acts as complainant. Whitman has past disorderly conduct records and a contested link to a marriage split. The trial will proceed in district court. judge Erb will rule after further arguments this week.
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Lewiston
Whitman
North Yakime
Adeayor
Althanen
Erb
Arthur
CLARK DENIES MINE DEAL IN BUTTE
Former United States senator W. A. Clark denies a New York telegram claiming he disposed of his holdings in Butte copper properties. The report cited Hoxton connections and an Amalgamated Copper affair, asserting a sale for 29 pounds, which Clark refutes as false.
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Wis
Butte
Mont
Biot Kenator
Clark
New York City
Chin Mak of Nor Ong Tong kills Hon Com of Hip Milug Tong
Seattle news reports a Chinatown feud flare in Seattle's Chinatown when Chin Mak a member of Nor Ong tong shot and killed Hon Com a member of Hip Milug tong. Mak was arrested and trouble was expected in Portland Ore Feb 28 dispatch from Seattle.
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Ore
Seattle
Ceecom
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Chin Mak
Nor Ong Tong
Hon Com
Hip Milug Tong
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