Mrs Springer Testimony Key in Murder Trial
Denver June 27 District Attorney ends objections to Mrs John W Springer testimony about threats by Sylvester J Von Phul prior to the shooting in the Henwood murder case. Henwood testifies of a May 23 box party with Springer and Von Phul and an alleged slap at Springer.
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Denver
John W. Springer
Frank
Dearold Henwood
George Coneland
Elliott
Wenwood
Sylvester J. You Fhal
Whitton
Henwood
Orpheum
Helmwood
Boston Beaneaters Turn 10 Spaghetti
June 27 report from Frogton notes Boston Beaneaters 10th spaghetti anniversary with the dish central to a lighthearted culinary tale. It cites import figures from 1970 and a record-breaking year as the beans and pasta theme dominates.
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Boston Beaneaters
Reciprocity Treaty Debated in Senate Amidst Amendments
The Canadian reciprocity treaty is discussed in the Senate with minutes after convening. Thornton of Louisiana argues the measure discriminates against agricultural interests, while Clark of Wyoming supports the Raat amendment. Clary criticizes the overall reciprocity effort with Canada.
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Washington
Hendin
Keanter Thornton
Thornton
Mater Clark
Clary
Canada
Shake Stops Talk On A Party Phone
A mysterious incident in Mlywood Indiana halted party line service when a snake crawled into a cable box and bridged copper wires. The creature caused a streetwide outage before Ben repaired the damage over three days. Hodis said the snake may have entered to escape heat from current.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shake
Mlywood
Ind
Inen
Ben
Hodis
Wirel
TWO SOCIETY WOMEN BURNED TO DEATH AT NANTUCKET
Nantucket Mass. Two society women Helen Wilton of New York and Mitd7Téa De traven of Bros phene man were killed when a boat house owned by William Barnes Jr. burned on Saturday. Several others were injured including Thomas Kerr of New York City. The blaze caused extensive damage and rescue efforts followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantucket
Mass
Tw Yang
Helen Wilton
New York
Firemen Perish in Portland Explosion
Three firemen are believed dead after a powerful blast in Portland Oregon. The fire started in an East Side oil tank area of the Union 611 company district causing $750 000 in damage. Fire Chief Dave Campbell is missing and believed buried under debris.
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Portland
Ore
Union 611
Dave Campbell
Stejl
Deaths by self harm and related crimes across multiple towns
Briefs report a double suicide pact in Ridgeway Ell in which Jessie Cobbman and Lucy Davidson drank carbolic acid after a quarrel with Cobbman’s parents. Other items describe alleged drowning by a 49 year old prospector in Globe Arizona, Chicago's oldest resident claim, a major stockyard fire in Fort Worth, and various court and crime notes across the country with injuries, fines, and accidents.
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Ridgeway
Ell
Jessie Cobbman
Lucy Davidson
Cobbman
Mise Davidson
Stris
GLOBE
Ariz
Mula
Myrtie Goswick
Gale
Fernando
Jones
Chicago
Fort Worth
Tex
Flire E
Arc
Swifth and Armour
Serena
Pena
Whig
Htuck Varda Company
Menpeis
Tenn
Bose
Wate
Tenjamin
Palice
Hinik
Biliete
Avespiing & Sinmun
Charles Giark
Pontesart
Tiath
Bru Rgy
Cleveland
Pirika
Nedlevens
Yeep Poate
Abs Manheim
Aman
Flis Sitika
Steikern
Renvilla Avenue
Kelley
Washington
Contempt Rule Won Against Two Attendees in Bribery Probe
Justice Wright’s district supreme court issued a rule requiring Mean and Mitchell to show why they should not be adjudged in contempt. The action follows the special committee report on alleged bribery related to a campaign fund drive and the Bucks Store Range boycott case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taisilee Telet Ty Wriehi
Supreme Court
Vamime Mean
Jota Mitchell
CIA
Attornayvs
Justice Wright
Bucks
Etie Uel Gempers
Guggenheims Beaten In Bid To Seize Alaska
Seattle and Washington reports reveal that the Cunningham Alaskan coal land claims were disallowed by the Interior Department for fraud. Secretary Walter Fisher approved the decision, ending a two year public dispute tied to Ballinger Pinchot investigations and calls for appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Seattle
Wash
Washington
Cunningham
United States Supreme Court
Department
Ballinger-Pinchot
Congress
Public Service
Gifford Pinchot
Louis R. Gravis
land_office
Messrs. Pinchot
Glavis
Ballinger
Wisker
Alaska
Tnal
Department of the Interlor
Peetentine
Tha
Tsinerely
Bradstreet and Dun Report On Business
The weekly review notes low current business volume but an unmistakable upturn as crops near harvest. Optimistic reports come from centers near agricultural regions with improvements in iron and steel and rising orders for structural steel and wire products. Footwear shows modest gains while leather prices rise and hide markets stay strong. overall, production restrains and cautious buying persist as demand inches higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dun’s Weekly
Bradstreets
United States
Coal ruling sparks praise from Pinghot in Alaska
The article reports Pinghot praising a coal claims ruling canceled by the administration. He says the decision saves government control in Alaska, halts fraudulent ads, and opens the way for immediate development under new policy. The piece mentions Taft's harbor action and a shift toward public ownership.
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Pinghot
New York
Pinchot
J Corban
Alnaka
Dhe
Vatuahis Cael
Felis
Aldl IV
Dash Crefoberty
Taft
Ghee
Alaskan Scandal Ties Elite to Seattle Death
Unclear text links Cap David W W Jarvis ex executive head of Morgagetingsei heim enterprise in Atnaon to a suicide in Seattle. The piece mentions a Justice Department investigation and proposed congressional resolution by Eelersua Wickershaint 1st Vaistsrliky. Referenced companies Northieetern Coma reign and John 3. Besnen campy amid alleged coercion over wart demarineny.
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Seattle
Wash
Friends of
Cap
David W W. Jarvis
Morgagetingseiheim Enterprise
Atnaon
Awhcida
Department of Justice
Sany Department
Northieetern
Coma Reign Company
John 3
Besnen Campy
New Shipping Strike Shuts Liverpool Docks
Reports say a new strike by dock workers in Liverpool and surrounding ports disrupted ships and halted operations. Affected firms include local shipping interests at Hull, Snate, Orangemearth and Civcis amid federation tensions and a pause in wage talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool Docks
Daumehed Fone
Liverpost
Hull Snate
Orangemearth
Civcis
Nerina
Corners Egg Market Feed Dogs in Vet Experiment
San Francisco reports Misa Jannia Grocker and staff plan to feed her dogs Gaston and French Bulle using eggs from markets in San Mateo Burlingame and Hillsborough. Daily egg rations are given. market demand affected by this feeding experiment attracts vet interest.
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San Francisco
Misa Jannia
Grocker
Vetecinarisné
San Mateo
Burlingame
Hillsborough Ac
Gaston Terejare
Beers Under Scrutiny as U S Board Plans Hearing
Washington June 26 The beer industry faces a searching inquiry at the board of food and drug inspection hearing led by Dr H W Wey chief chemist and board chairman He lists questions spanning beer manufacture and terms lager and hock used for domestic beers The inquiry seeks to identify foreign product masquerades among ale porter stout and other brews.
Court declares Union Pacific Southern Pacific merger lawful
In St Louis a federal court ruled the Union Pacific purchase of Southern Pacific did not restrain interstate or international commerce. Justice Van De Vanter and others concurred with the majority, while Justice Willem C Hook filed a dissent. The decision states no substantial competitive harm or conspiracy existed.
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St. Louis
United States
Cianis
Eighth District
Pacffic
Union Pacific
Unites States Supreme Geirt
Elmer Pee
Supremes Court
Nite Are Vanter
Alrayit
Willem C. Hook
Opinon
Ft Court
Pacifc Company
Omaha
Kansas City
Ogden
Southern Pacific Company
New York
New Orleans
San Francisco
Portland
Southern Pacific
Pacific
Andi & Mmail
Vaet Coulay
Huntington
Thia
Union
Northern Pacific Company
Pteck
Santa Fe
Harriman
Ranta Fe
Tnis
van de Vanier
Judee
Caneluseo
Union Pacific Company
Denver & Rio Grande
Southern Pacffic Railroad Company
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Salt Lala City
Wiah
Congress
Sander
Plook
Adams
van de Vanter
United States Supreme Court
St. Paul
A. Severames
Frank F. Kelleogy
Freight Agents Elect Officers and Adjourn
The American Association of Freight Agents convention ended with officer elections. President Charles E. Cochrane of Baltimore leads. first vice president George Ager of Boston. second vice president H J Griffing of Mobile. secretary ET C Wells of St Louis. treasurer C E Fish of Cincinnati. Next year’s site to be decided by the executive committee. A separate note reports Ensign Hustvedt of Iowa receiving a naval commission after graduating sixth in his class at Annapolis.
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Kaneas City
American Association of Wreight Agents
West
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Charles E. Cochrane
Baltimore
Bid
George
C. E. Fish
Cincinnati
Washington
WN. Hustvedt
Iowa
Achapolis Naval Academy
Navy
Naval Academy
Emsiam
Annapolis
Territory Building Notes Prompt Numerous Local Projects
Territory construction activity lists several projects across towns including church halls depots schools and a bank. Notable items include new church plans in Etean Canton and Parkston civil work in Vermilion and Sioux Falls with contractors like Gray Construction Co and Fort Pierre Brick Co. Multiple towns announce school building plans and renovates public facilities with bids and architect details noted.
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South Dakota
Episcopalian Society
Sioux Falls
Milwaukee
Canton
J. Anderson & Son
Miller
Lebane
Farmers’ Elevator Company
L. A. Jackson
Plankinton
A. Kurt
Wolsey
Vermillion
Lloyd D. Willis
Omaha
Neb
Simms-Fowers Company
Fort Pierre
New National Bank
Deland
Gray Construction Company
Watertown
J. F. Cullen
Janesville
Wis
Parkston
German Baptist Society
Aberdeen
Street Railway Company
Lemmon
P. H. Malloy
Larey & Wegner
Watertown Carboneting Company
Pauly Jatz Building Company
St. Louie
Y Towwa
Port Dodge
Winds Centred Railway Company
Fort Dodge
T. WF. Reeskey
Sac City Panda
T. M. C. A. Band
Moville
W. H. Carey
Boar
Fragmented dialogue from Harper's Bazaar style snippets
Readable lines show characters debating refusal and need with hints of domestic requests such as a new hat. The text includes archaic spellings and partial phrases, resembling a collage of period magazine dialogue rather than a cohesive article.
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Gorton
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Amd
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Wes
Iumoris
FUNK
Janett Clarencn
Punk
Hicago
International Clarvester Company
Seanfe
Laderard Hines
Hirago Lumberman
Wek
Taiern Heade
Cin
Joerimer
Fark
Fisher
Bradstreet
Dun
DR. Wiley
Roosevelt
U. S
David
Jarvis
Revenue Cutter Replies
Morgan Cuemenkebn Enterprises
Amt
Lamar
Hesraska
Bonewick
Marty
Hrandolph
C. Rewss
Gemend
St Randelph
Cort
Etate Board of Education
Chadron Normal School
Mallogn
Blemarck Setoon Lyone
Henry Woerth
Seribner
Laurel—fieineke & Jenkinggn
Sion
Hava
Auburn
Mises
Yrott Dodge
J. L. Porter
Tecelre
Fey
Thos. W. Reeley
Harpers Barar
Howard
Old Man
Harpers Vasar
Arther
Perhane
Sue
Harper's Ganer
Bridget
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