Inquest and lynching tale headline a wild week
An inquest in Whitney Oregon investigated an unidentified man lynched after attacking a farmer’s 8 year old daughter. US and foreign items span prison releases, political filings, antitrust indictments, suffrage shifts, and warnings from Chicago to Seattle, with disasters and trials shaping a turbulent week.
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United States Senate
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Denver
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Seattle
Halibut Trust
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North Pacific
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Fear Zapata May Make Trouble in Mexico City
Washington reports suggest a pace toward a new administration as Carranza and Carbajal seek a swift settlement. Zapata forces loom as officials warn of potential upheaval while Emissaries push mediations to unify military efforts and maintain order in the capital.
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Indian shoots agent on Walker River reservation
Reno reports a full blood Plute named Jim Bennett retaliated against medical rules on the Walker River Indian Reservation. He rode to Superintendent H. V. Hallinan’s home, sprinkled oil at the rear, and fired a rifle when Hallinan appeared, wounding him. Bennett escaped. The motive cited was opposition to a diet order for his granddaughter following ptomaine poisoning.
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World’s grain crop estimates from Europe report
Estimates from the International Institute of Agriculture Rome show England and Wales Wheat 4,008 bushels or 62 percent above last year barley 1,009,000 bushels down two percent conte 27,000 bushels down 14 percent Hungary Croatia and Slovenia barley 69,657,000 bushels down 29 percent, rye 9,544,000 bushels down 10 percent Prussia rye 301,671,000 bushels per cent increase
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Italy
Hungary
Prussia
Washington
International Institute of Agricultura
Rome
Department of Agriculture
Wales
Dominican president presses siege at San Domingo
Reports from Washington indicate President Bordas of the Dominican Republic commands a scanty army drawn toward Puerto Plata as rebels near San Domingo. Advices to the state department suggest the regime may fade, with opposition poised to dictate terms and widen the crisis in the north.
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Nord
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Dance Tange to Sacred Music at the Beach
Beachgoers danced to sacred music on Bum day as bathers joined a soleme sizaine. Authorities ordered Sundar'e band concerts canceled Saturday night leaving sacred Deaele pared.
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Atlantic City
Sapedaily
Saat
Attacks Wile With Flatiron in Paula Case
A man attacked a person named Paula with a flatiron. The suspect, a 26 year old, was restrained by a bystander and turned over to authorities. Washington Geesiur Ware obtained custody related to the case and prosecutors pursue charges.
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President seeks ratification of new world peace treaties
President Wilson through Secretary Bryan informs the foreign relations committee of plans to press ratification of twenty new peace treaties. The aims require investigation before any resort to force, with a five member commission from each side and a neutral fifth to be agreed. Treaties signed with Salvador, Guatemala, Panama, Honduras, Nicaragua, the Netherlands, Bolivia, Portugal, Persia, Denmark, Switzerland, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Norway, and Peru. Uruguay treaty expected next week.
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Desperate Hindoo clash with Vancouver police on steamship
In Vancouver harbor a protest on the dal steamer Komagata Maru led to a battle between about 175 policemen and a large group of Hindus. Coal and missiles were thrown as officers tried to board, the Hindus resisting after immigration officials refused entry. The clash disrupted efforts to sail the ship with those aboard, amid legal fights over landings and sect claims.
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Unclear text event halts train amid worker disturbances
Faded report notes a disturbance near a city where guards halted a train carrying harvest beads and forced workers to return on foot. Industrial actions and worker unrest are referenced with vague details and dates.
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President Will Remain to Capitol Wheelinglua
Sunday reports indicate Prosieus and hive Wileag have settled for a long pause amid White House deliberations on penitentitions and a decane at MKS College nearby, with weekend plans affecting Welsh Gees Qewn and the head of the Fackard exchange.
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One Hundred Years Ago in Fashion and Food Ads
The notice surveys vintage topics including Libbys soup varieties and pantry staples, then shifts to a brief look at women’s fashion from 1790 to 1800. It notes dances, gown styles, waistlines, and accessories, hinting at shifting fashion trends toward crinolines and ornate gowns.
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Rash on Face Spreads in Granton Wisconsin
Miss Emma Ketslo describes a severe facial skin infection spreading from a small pimples blotch to a deep sore near the ear. Despite prior treatment it worsened until Cuticura Soap and Ointment were tried, with improvement noted after use.
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Granton, Wis
Emma Ketslo
Literary Works Now Available in Turkey Following New Liberties
Literature in Turkey announces broad access to translations and sagationa works, expanding availability of popular satire and literary books. The move enables readers to explore large numbers of translated titles and writings from well known authors, reflecting a shift toward greater cultural exchange.
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Turkey
Shopping Pretense Promises Brief Joy for Women
Women seek quick thrills in bargain shopping hoping the items will not outlast the latest promises. They savor fun buys amid fleeting trends, anticipating repeat purchases before the novelty fades.
Bereg family note hints at suicide and debt avoidance
A fragment references the Bereg family with a claim of self-inflicted death by gas and a remark that he would evade payment obligations. The text appears as garbled OCR with uncertain names and context, offering no clear events or dates.
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