Condensed weekly news roundup from Intermountain area
A mix of sensational and political items is reported from across the globe. Brown is acquitted of murder but faces a new federal charge. Houser is exonerated on market manipulation charges. a conservatory student dies in a jail attempt to extort money. riots and labor tensions surface in Butte and surrounding districts. a train robbery ends with a bandit killed and officers wounded.
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Intermountain
Charles V. Brown
Edward Bett
Webbiwey
Brown
Portland
Max H. Houser
United States Grain Corporaton
Ling
Federal Grain Corporation
C. Haysner Thompson
Conservatory of Music
State Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Colo
Thomas Manning
Butte
Manning
Mining Companion
Industrial Workers of the World
Montana
Middle West
Brotherhood of Railroad
Mary White
Joseph Keller
Chicago
Jacob Wolf
Jake Hofer
Turtle Lake
N. C
Thomas Abernathy
Los Angeles
Paso
Indiana
Meni
Detymtes
Hivae
Mas Geoomird Wood
Anima
Uhey
Willa J. McClendhies
Onkaloosa Town
Omaha
Sweden
Utah Construction Company
Cvvy
Navy Department
Boand
Organ
Urges Buying Forest Lands for Timber and Watersheds
A national forest reservation commission report advocates expanding government purchases of eastern forest lands, mainly in the Appalachian and White Mountain regions, to secure timber supplies, protect watersheds, and support recreation and local economies.
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Forest Reservation Commission
Washington
Appalachian
White Mountains
National Forest Reservation Commission
Eastern National Foreste
Secretaring of Agriculture, Interior and War
Congress
United States
Saya
Beneft
Hold Court at Fiume Impresses European Court Circa Lunch
At Fiume a poet, hailed as liberator, arrives with king guards and courtiers. Trumpets and crowds mark his entrance while D An_nun_sio's secretary notes the luncheon in Gabriel's day. Attire rivals William II and fans shower him with flowers and cheers resound from palace balcony to streets.
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Fiume
Europe
D’annunsio
Gabriel
Miume
Alda
Bill
Heten
D'Annington
Bie
William II
New Colony Formed in Remote European Refugee Settlement
A large refugee community of about 25 000 in an eastern European area forms a new democratic government the youngest in the world with refugees from many classes and former wealth. Authorities struggle to assign estates once owned by the old ruling class while refugees build a community amid disorder and fear of future upheaval. A Peoria man recalls racing connections and a will by Herman Huebler raising questions on race track involvement. A hidden stash of gold coins worth thousands is uncovered during a routine search for funds linked to Charles Sample’s estate.
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Mike
Methiuing Republic
Europe
Russia
Man Kills Self Over Wedding Plans in Oklahoma City
Charles A. Campbell of Birdseye Indiana shot himself in a hotel room in Oklahoma City. He wrote in a note that he was not himself and feared he would ruin his fiancé Maury Holmes life. Holmes, a teacher from Altus, arrived for their wedding set for the next day.
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Charles A. Campbell
Birdseye
Ind
Lila
Oklahoma City
Okrin
Campbell
Oklahoma
Maury ©. Holmes
Altus
Mise Holmes
Fragmentary report from Trhak Norway injures man on rail
A garbled OCR passage mentions a brother found at Trhak Norway and an injured man near a railroad tenet Ny fle Biatln, with unclear names and places. The text is partial and lacks coherent details but indicates an unspecified incident involving injury and a railroad site.
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Trhak
Norway
W. Varendwent Frivman
Nerd
Mlalodn
Ee Soroumy
Ollke
Eomhneer
Allies Propose Lump Indemnity Plan After Conference
An Anglo-French commission proposes a lump sum indemnity for Germany with interallied debts paid in parallel. The plan excludes the United States debt and preserves Belgium’s priority claims. France and Britain gain as Germany’s payments support interallied guarantees while Britain secures loan repayments.
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Hythe
England
Dig
Gerainy
Newnon
Thea Siesoensville
S Hall
Germany
Millerand
France
United States
Spolnamanntmat
Belgium
Great Britain
Levi P Morton Former Vice President Dies At Nixty Six
Levi P Morton longtime financier and former vice president dies at sixty six after a career spanning Morton & Grinnell dry goods firm banker Morton Bliss & Company and public service. He served as congressman minister to France and vice president under Harrison before later becoming governor of New York.
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Vicw
Oles Guddenly
Poughkeepale
N. Y
Levi P. Morton
United States
York
Morton
Hanover
N. H
New York
Morton & Grinnell
Morton, Bliss & Company
Nxt
Congress
Garfield
Minlater
France
Paris
United States Senate
Harrison
Women Denied Primary Vote Delays Noted Nationwide
Washington reports delayed ratification of the federal suffrage amendment excludes millions from US primaries, per the National Woman's Party. A central executive committee proclaims martial law in Goviet Miusata nA Aeprestenes dated May 11 in the province of central and portbery thaw le and Archpsupel.
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Washington
National Woman's Party
Goviet Miusata
Central Executive
Central
Portbery Thawle
Archpsupel
Arrest of Arustvin Tied to New York Bead Theft Plot
New York authorities arrest Jides Arustvin labeled the mastermind behind a 5,000,000 bead theft scheme. He was captured in the district station while accompanied by his wife Pan ale Drica, an actress, amid ongoing investigations into the alleged operation.
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Arnatain Burrendars
New York
Jides
Nicky) Arustvin
Dstrict
Siluriag
Chere
Tie
Panale Drica
Local Officials Expand Oversight on Public Raffle Sales
A local government committee in Washington considers increasing supervision of raffles and related commerce. The move aims to curb unregulated practices and ensure fair operations across the territory.
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