Canadians Fire On Americans Near Sultan Capital
Giamtantinonis April 21 The advance guard of the Constitutional army reached the outskirts of the capital and prepared to assume martial law. Troops were sworn in, agitators arrested, and ten executed by court martial for attempted subversion. Forty others were detained. news that U S cruisers Montana and North Carolina will head to Alexandretta for protection reassured Americans in Meraiia Boruilt andretta.
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Giamtantinonis
Constitutional Army
Mmeet Threety
Garriwa
Ferthermore
Constitutional
Ban Stefano
Montana
North Carolina
Alexsadretta
Americas
Tens of Thousands Killed in Adana Riots Reported
A Athens dispatch relays Mersinga telegrams reporting ten thousand killed in anti Christian rioting in the Adana and Tarvus districts. Entire villages were razed and the region is described as a smoking wilderness.
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London
Athens
Mersinga
Adana
Tarvus
Nationalists suffer heavy losses amid town siege
Tabriz reports sixty killed and one hundred wounded among nationalists as armistice arranged by the Shah aims to bring in provisions. The Shah declines to receive British and Russian diplomats in Tehran citing illness, while transport shortages hinder provisioning.
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Tabriz
Teheran
Marriage Bond Formed Between Heenee Wan Jaeued and Sidney F Peck
A marriage was performed this afternoon between Heenee Wan Jaeued and Sidney F Peck and Miss Augusta Nelisen.
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Sidney F. Peck
Augusta Nelisen
Squall Along Lake Erie Destroys Homes Drowns Woman
A furious April squall on Lake Erie’s southern shore struck Cleveland with winds near 100 mph, toppling trees and frame houses and sparking fires. A young woman was swept into Wade Park pond and drowned as the storm unleashed death and rain across the city.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
Wade Park
Roosevelt Reaches Dark Continent
The steamer Admiral carrying the Roosevelt party aboard arrived at Mombassa East Africa on April 21. The voyage brings the explorers or dignitaries to a new continent with a notable arrival noted by the press.
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Mombassa
East Africa
Roosevelt
Shoup to Visit Old Time Boise Friend Tomorrow
Hon James M Shoup former U S marshal of Alaska and brother of the late senator Shoup of Idaho will arrive here tomorrow to visit his old time friend J F Campbell Both were longtime Boise residents and served in Alaska government together.
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James M. Shoup
United States
Alaska
Benator Shoup
Idaho
J. F. Campbell
Boise
Canadian warship fires on Seattle halibut steamer
Vancouver, April 21. For the first time the Canadian fishery cruiser service engaged an American halibut boat in northern waters near Canada. The Kestral fired four rounds from a Nordenfeldt gun at the Seattle vessel Charles Levi Woodbury, damaging rigging and forcing the engines to stop. After a pursuit of four and a half miles the Kestral towed the Woodbury. One thousand pounds of fish aboard will be destroyed.
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Vancouver
B. C
Canadian Fishery Cruiser Service
Canada
Kestral
Charles Levi Woodbury
Woodbury
Sinclair
Newcomb
Haycock Islands
Cape Scott
Vancouver Island
Pacific
Captain Sinclair Files Formal Protest
Captain Sinclair lodges a formal protest with Colonel West the American consul alleging seizure in open waters while not fishing. He says all dories were aboard and he cannot confirm being fired on, though crew claim they were. Colonel West conducts an investigation and may protest if seizure is deemed unjust.
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Sinclair
Colonel West
Fair Tonight And Thursday For Oregon Washington Idaho
Weather forecast says frost tonight with clear skies across Oregon Washington and Idaho. Strong frost expected tonight before warmer conditions Thursday across the three states.
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Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Nebraskan Receives Patent for Twisting Baseball Plate
A Nebraska inventor has been granted a patent for a binge bearing pronged plate designed to help a pitcher impart a twist to baseballs. This device aims to enhance curveball control and overall pitching effectiveness.
Taft Favors Franklin Lane for Interstate Commerce Commission
President Taft expresses support for Franklin K. Lane of California to continue as a member of the Interstate Commerce Commission. Lane’s renomination would extend his role shaping federal regulatory policy amid ongoing transportation debates. Lane has served on the commission and is tied to ongoing antitrust and railroad regulatory actions.
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Washington, D. C
Franklin K. Lane
California
Interstate Commerce Commis
Lane Seen As Likely Senator Though Term Not Expired
Friends say Lane may seek another term with support from Democrats while his work earns Taft's approval. The passage notes Lane's possible re nomination as several Democrats eye the seat. It adds that the national wheat crop recently averages 670 million bushels.
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Sion
Lane
Taft
Bull Leader Patten Leaves Chicago for Wheat Belt
Chicago April 21 James Patten the bull leader in wheat departed the city possibly to inspect crop prospects for July contracts. He is accompanied by an expert and may survey winter wheat in Illinois Missouri and nearby states as the market remains nervous. July futures moved around 1.12 to 1.14 while May and other months closed higher or lower in mixed trading.
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Chicago
James Patten
Patten
Illinois
Missouri
Cottage Grove Near Beer Places Ordered Closed
Cottage Grove city council vowed strict local option enforcement. One near beer shop run by Hanna and Cline then Thompson faced a $100 fine for local option law violation and will be shut. Mayor Job said enforcement would be rigid, with illegal sales prosecuted. Western Oregon reports.
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Cottage Grove
Heer
Hanna & Cline
Thompson
Job
Oregon
New Trial Sought in Murder of Senator Carmack
Nashville April 21 Arguments for a new trial in the Cooper murder case began before Judge Wm. Hart. Defendants Col. D. B. Cooper and Robin J. Cooper were found guilty of murdering Former Senator Carmack and sentenced to twenty years imprisonment.
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Nashville
Cooper
Wm. Hart
Col
D. B. Cooper
Robin J. Cooper
United States
Carmack
Up-to-date lodging house planned in Dunn-Wilking block
Mrs. Long of Cottage Grove formerly of San Francisco has leased the two upper floors of the Dunn-Wilking block on West Eighth street to run a first-class lodging house for the first-class trade. J. S. Fitzhugh, Oregon settler and first Douglas County judge, aged 76, died at his Roseburg home after a long illness. he served as county clerk and later as Roseburg mayor, leaving a wife and one son.
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J. S. Fitzhugh
Oregon
Douglass
Roseburg
First 6000 horsepower curved motor put to work at Gary mill
The first of four 6000 horsepower alternating curved motors, the largest in the world, has been successfully placed in service at a steel rail mill in Gary Indiana.
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Gary
Ind
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