Accidental Shooting Fatal at Golden Crest Mill
A 28 year old Serb, president of the Grolovoce Lodge, was killed by a bullet fired during a mark shooting game at the Golden Crest mill construction site. Seventeen year old William Alpenfels caused the discharge. The coroner will hold an inquest. the shooter is the contractor’s son from Denver.
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Golden Crest
Mike Koppovich
William Alpenfels
Denver
Tey
Koppovich
Grolovoce Lodge
Homestake
Alpenfels
Banks Profited by Deal in Pittsburg Depository Bribes
Pittsburg reports show at least 176000 dollars paid to councilmen for selecting city depositories. One bank officers arrested for 17000 dollars of the fund. Detectives and the Voters' league pursue further arrests and examine other banks while mayor Guthrie voids the selections as bribery tainted.
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Pittsburg
Voters’ League
Scranton
League
Urin
Guthrie
H. B. W. English
English
Babe Thrown From Burlington Train Near David City
Jane White, 20, a Columbus Neb. orphan, born in a toilet, threw her baby from Burlington train No 22 as it departed David City Neb. She was arrested by Detective Rickard and Patrolman Lena.
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Lincoln, Neb
Jane White
Columbus
Burlington
David City
Rickard
Lena
Teacher's error ruins life ends in murder in Toledo
Don Harvey Hazel, now 17, was found guilty of murdering his mother in Toledo. The case traces to a tutor calling him Hazel by mistake years earlier, prompting truancy and bad influences that led to the 1908 hammer attack and theft. He was sentenced to life imprisonment in the Ohio penitentiary.
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Toledo
Don Harvey Hazel
Hazel
Ohio
Harvey
Boy Fatally Wounded by Rifle In House Accident
In Custer two youths found a rusty 22 caliber rifle in an abandoned shack. While handling it at home the gun discharged, striking 8 year old Raymond Graham near the eye and brain. He survived with paralysis of the right side as doctors and family await his recovery.
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Lewis
Raymond
Raymoni
Calking
Custer Chronicle
Merchant Samuel Rodingsky Shot on Hartford Doorstep
Hartford December 26 Samuel Rodingsky a leading merchant was shot on his doorstep this morning. The motive remains unknown and no clues point to the killer's identity as yet.
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Hartford
Conn
Samuel Rodingsky
Russian Outbreak Narrows to Deadly Clash Near Moscow
Moscow reports a morning riot when police raided a revolutionary meeting on an island opposite the city. Baron Gotte, chief of secret police, and many officers were killed. Colonel Muraki is mortally wounded. The fighting prompted artillery use and shocked government circles.
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Moscow
Baron Gotte
Secret Police
An Canete
Muraki
Yars
Is This the Biggest Cat in Boston
Mrs Tobey of Dorchester claims to own the largest domestic cat in the country named Bowser. The cat weighs a little over nine pounds is 39 inches long from nose to tail and has a 19 inch waist. He is tiger striped with boxing glove like extra toes and scares dogs in the neighborhood.
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Boston
Tobey
Dorchester
Mayor John B. Taylor Body Found North of Sheridan
Sheridan Wyoming December 27 1930 The body of Mayor John B Taylor was found in a snow bank a mile north of Sheridan inside a clump of bushes ending a disappearance mystery. He had been missing since Monday after returning from Dewey.
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Sheridan
Wyo
John 8
Taylor
Dew
Mayor Taylor of Sheridan Found Dead on Return Trip
Mayor John Taylor of Sheridan Wyoming disappeared after a visit and was later found dead one mile north of Sheridan. He was 38, left a wife and two children, and was a prominent Mason. Taylor had been in Denver two weeks on business staying at the Algonquin hotel. His wife reported he had fallen ill before leaving Denver and complained medicines made him sleepy.
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Sheridan
John
Taylor
Wyo
Denver
Algonquin Hotel
California Street
E. A. Ludditt
Nolt Receives Navy Midshipman Appointment
Albert W. Nolt, a Mitchell high school graduate and 1907 champion football player, has been notified of his nomination as a United States navy midshipman. He will report to Sioux Falls in April 1909 for the civil service mental exam before entering the naval academy for physicals. He now attends Dakota Wesleyan University where he also starred on the football eleven.
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Mitchell
Albert W. Not
United States Navy
Kittredge
Young Nolt
Civil Service Examiners
Sioux Falls
Naval Academy
Mitchell High School
Dakota Wesleyan University
Murderer Seeks Death for Korean Slain American Advisor
E. W. Chang, the Korean who killed Durham W. Stevens, urged Judge Cooke to impose the death penalty. The jury found him guilty of second degree murder, citing Korea's oppression by Japan. Sentencing was postponed to next Wednesday under statute limits.
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San Francisco
Cal
E. W. Chang
Durham W. Stevens
Korea
Th Ferry
Cooke
McGill
Chang
Detroit mayor-elect to form panel on 3-cent streetcar fares
Phillip Breitmeyer plans a fifty-member commission to press United Railways Co. for 25-cent light fares, universal transfers, and improved service. Detroit already has sixty-six miles of 3-cent lines. city estimates the revenue loss from higher fares could reach thousands annually, and no new franchises will be granted without eight-fare quarters.
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Detroit
Mich
Phillip Breitmeyer
Strevn Railways
United Railways Company
Breitmeyer
Penn
Railways Company
Death Brings End To Sugar King Claus Spreckels
In San Francisco Dee Claus Spreckels died at 4:30 am after a brief illness of pneumonia. The famed sugar magnate was a leading figure in city finance and politics and long associated with Francis Heney in the gritty reform battles.
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San Francisco
Dee
Claus Spreckles
Francis Heney
Death toll soars as disaster wrecks Europe
Descriptions from Rome and Washington depict a vast catastrophe with death estimates reaching up to a quarter of a million, entire cities destroyed in Sicily and Calabria, and thousands more missing or starving. Reports confirm Americans killed at Messina and battleships ordered to the scene for relief.
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Calabria
Sicily
Washington
Ben
Roosevel
Ens Eosat
Africa
Taft Favored To Succeed Foraker In Ohio Senate Fight
Republican chiefs in Columbus gather to map the senatorial race as caucus nears. Charles P. Taft is favored to win the seat held by Joseph Benson Foraker, whose bid appears to falter amid mass party support for Taft and restless action by his backers. Old Foraker allies admit dwindling votes as leaders plan potential overturn.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Joseph Benton Foraker
Foraker
Taft
Senate
Friends
Joseph Benson Foraker
McFadden
Fayette County
Mr. Foraker
Liberetor
Home Economics Convention Aims at Higher Living Standards
Washington hosts a convention of local men and women forming the American Association of Home Economics Teachers to advance home life standards through nutrition hygiene and budgeting. Notable organizers include Dr C F LaWorth y and Adelaide Nutting with colleges and teachers’ colleges named in the procession.
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Washington
Amer Association of Home Econms
Aus
Coun
Hi Economics
C. Fb. Laworthy
United State Department of Agriculture
Rabel Bevier
University of
Aois
Melvil Dewey Lake
Colege
Columbia University
Fleen H. Richards
Massachusetts Institut of Technology
Benjamin RR. Andr
Teachers’ College
May
LeBosquet
American School Home Economics
Chicago
Longboat to Wed Miss Miracle in Toronto Rite Tomorrow
Indian runner Longboat, recent conqueror of Dorando at Madison Square Garden, plans marriage to Miss L Miracle of the Mohawk tribe in Toronto on the eve of New Year. Miracle, present at the Madison Square Garden event, helped inspire the champion as he neared burnout.
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Ont
Dee Aye
Tom Longboat
Dorando
Madison Square Garden
New York
L. Miracle
Madison Squire Gable
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