Deserter Arrested After Fort Douwine Escape
Honey St. Wine, a deserter from the United Bates army at Fort Douwine Utah and alleged forger linked to Spokane, was captured at his father’s La Crosse home after a night escape with two others. He had previously faced forgery charges and was turned over to fort authorities by local police. The trio remained under guard as a search continued. Regular dividend news follows.
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Fort Douwine
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Fort Wright
Violence and Assault Gazette From North Yakima
In North Yakima Washington March 20 1913George Alstand er one of Valley Hardware Co owners was shot in the mouth by a thug who demanded surrender causing severe injury. John Strum pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace after fighting with roommate John Sandstrom who was cut seven times with a pocket knife. Sandstrom said trouble began over a job dispute at the Perrott mill with threats made last week and a revolver bought Saturday. The two men met Saturday night in a saloon alley and fought. Sandstrom received multiple injuries before police intervened. Strum was fined $15 and jailed.
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Valley Hardware Company
John Strum
Jay
John Sandstrom
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Strum
Perrott Mill
Strom
Bandestrom
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Strut
Morgan
Conta
Pope’s Condition Worsens Halts Vatican Audiences
Rome Nov. 29 All audiences at the Vatican were suspended indefinitely due to a deterioration in the Pope’s condition. He is said to be suffering from a cold not responding to treatment and a fever has appeared. Physicians express no cause for alarm despite the change in his state.
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Hot Springs
Timothy L. Woodrutt
New York Republican State Committee
New York
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Tate
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Annate
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Fender
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Rome
Vatican
Pipe dispute leads to arrest for assault in city
George King, a colored porter at the County Removal Barber shop, was arrested in Judge Weesele's court after a dispute over a pipe at J. A. Rice's cigar store. King claims he won the pipe by dice but Rice failed to deliver. The warrant followed a confrontation at Bhremas and Pourth streets with King saying Rice took it out of his hide.
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George King
J. A. Rice
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Rice
Bhremas
Pourth Street
Weeele
Treaty Pleases The Old World Across The Pacific
Ambiguously reported agreement between United States Japan and Germany draws mixed European and American reactions. Washington notes advance German interest in China status quo while London papers praise peace and warn against entangling alliances. Editorials question implications for naval power and future balance of power in the Far East.
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Far East
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Foreign Office
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Daily News
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Tokio
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State's Vote Totals in Idaho Governor and Amendments
The Idaho State Board of Canvassers reports 94,288 presidential votes in a portion of the state with Republicans 62,881, Democrats 6,400, Independents 1. The governor tally shows 81,500 total votes with 47,864 for one candidate and 40,148 for another, a narrow plurality of 273. Constitutional amendments passed, first expanding county and tax powers with 406, second abolishing probate courts with 2643. County results: first amendment carried in 8 counties, defeated in 9. second amendment carried in 9 counties, defeated in 11. Overall canvass confirms Brady’s slight lead for governor. presidential and state tickets listed.
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Reas
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Tassore
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Bear Lake
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Fremont
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Oneida
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Tutt
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Oklahoma floods hit Guthrie area after heavy rainfall
November downpour floods the Cottonwood river valley and tributaries. Hundreds of homes in Guthrie and nearby areas are inundated. dozens are evacuated and animals drowned as swift water threatens livelihoods and property. Emergency crews work to rescue residents and assess damage.
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Cottnnwood
Cotterwood
Wem Quihrie
Ships Collide Many Lives Reported in Disaster
On London May 30 an armed rebuke from Chefoo reports hundreds dead in a collision between two steamships. The final toll is uncertain with officials listing seven hundred or more yet to be confirmed. Salvation Army Major A Marrhewacker gave a spontaneous relief service at a grand ball coordinating aid despite limited information.
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