Seven Students Strangled by Enraged Strikers in Basil Island
Seven student leaders in Basil Island's revolutionary movement were killed by strikers who suspected treachery. The killings occurred in a hidden subterranean meeting place. Authorities report government buildings guarded and workers in factories resuming amid shortages. Troops guard Taarkas Gat and Tala as strikes spread.
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Scripps News Association
Petersburg
Basil Island
Trepot
Streste
Moscow Workman Yet Unconquered
Last night a clash between strikers and soldiers in Moscow left fourteen dead. Strikers aimed for Red Square but were attacked by Cossacks with riding whips and swords. The fight ended with workers retreating, dead and wounded on the ground. Kremlin fortified as governor general’s fortress. Strikers then targeted gas works but Cossacks repaired them.
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Scripps News Association
Moscow
Orea
Atrikers
Red Square
Kremlin
Strikes and troop withdrawal disrupt city operations
Authorities urge shopkeepers to reopen as looting guarantees are promised. A violent crowd of strikers marches through the city forcing workers off the job and has damaged telegraph lines, though troops have been withdrawn and newspapers resume publication.
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Seyral
Four Die As Cinder Train Jumps Track at Durham Iron Works
Four people died when a cinder train derailed at the Durham Iron Works and plunged into the Delaware river. Elmer Bowdrick Oscar Stein Barry Dillon and James Lichliter were identified as victims and all bodies were recovered.
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Durham
Durham Iron Works
Delaware River
Elmer Bowdrick
Oscar Stein
Barry Dillon
James Lichliter
County division knocked out telegram ends county split
F L Meyers of La Grande National Bank received a telegram this afternoon from Hon J M Church ending the county division discussion. The message dated January 26 at 8 30 p m reads To F L Meyers County division knocked out.
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F. L. Meyers
la Grande National Bank
J. M. Church
Saem
F.L. Meyers
Credentials Presented For Senator Elect Sutherlann
In Washington on January 26 the Scrippa News Association reports credentials of Senator elect Sutherlann from Utah were presented in the United States Senate, marking his official seating path.
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Scrippa News Association
Washington
Sutherlann
Utah
United States Senate
Attorney Taylor Opens Smoot Case Argument
In the Smoot inquiry, Attorney Taylor for the Protestant side argued that he could not personally criticize Smoot or other Mormon leaders. He contended they are not lawless and reviewed Senate powers to expel, noting the church’s claim of revelations above human law. He questioned why the Apostles, who covenanted to the law, disobey it and claim God instructed them not to obey it.
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Ia Sgain
Gopon
Aleinsbod
Trepoffit
Ejid
Trepoff
Washington
Taylor
Smoot
Senate
Revolt Spreads Across Towns As Workers Strive
Berippa News reports a growing strike in Vilnal with large factories still operating Riga notes police uncover revolutionary proclamations and about twenty thousand workers are off while troops guard plants Saratoff reports all Risozaon Ural Railway employees and printers off with no rioting Eksteringborg in the Ural mountains witnesses a revolt where rebels killed an officer before troops dispersed the mob and arrests followed
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Berippa News Association
Vilnal
Russia
St. Petersburg
Eksteringborg
Ural Mountains
Almost Fatal Accident Involving IR Snook At Fir Street Crossing
IR Snook narrowly escaped death today at noon when crossing a railroad at Fir Street. Box cars blocked the crossing and he tried to climb between them as the train moved, crushing his foot between the draw head and deadwood. Amputation at the instep was performed by Drs. Molitor and Higgera in his office, and the community offers sympathy.
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IR Snook
Brook
Fir Street
Hea
Dr. N Molitor
After Nan's Brother-in-Law Involved in Patterson Case
San Francisco reports a sharp watch on Morgan Smith, brother-in-law of Nan Patterson, charged with murder. Smith, wanted as a witness in Patterson's forthcoming trial, has been sighted on city streets while searches of friends' homes yielded no results.
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San Francisco
Morgan Smith
Nan Patterson
Smith
Burned Sailor Dies in Hotel Fire at Golden Gate
In San Francisco California on January 26 Oscar Nolsan a sailor perished in a fire at the Golden Gate Hotel. The blaze was confined to his room and extinguished without alarming other guests.
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Scripps News Association
San Francisco
Val
Oscar Nolsan
Golden Gate Hotel
Bank Failure Shocks Chicago Bank Doors Close
Chicago Pan American Bank shuts its doors amid unknown failure cause. Bank capital listed at 500000 dollars. President Haunt reportedly stalled on a New York Central train.
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Scrippa
News Association
Chicago
Pan American Banking
New York Central
End to Essen Strike Ends After Commission Judgment
In Prussia on January 26 the owners of coal mines told the Government they accept the parliamentary commission’s ruling on miners grievances. The owners’ decision signals the end of the large scale strike.
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Scripps News Association
Prussia
Complete watch clock and jewelry repair service offered
J H Pears announces full service watch clock and jewelry repairs with dispatch and personal supervision. He guarantees workmanship, mails or express work receive same care, and invites patrons to continue relying on his expertise at La Grande's leading jeweler location next to Newlin's Drugs Store.
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J. H. Pears
Newlin
la Grande
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Taarkas
Saripps News Association
Tala
Rasela
Hirmingham
Hy Scripps News Association
Reval
Libau
Strikera
Cossscke
J M Church
Nilnal
Riga
Etriks
Saratoff, Russie
Risozaon
Ural
Scripps Nova Association
Nan
Scripe News Association
Manila
Trina
Corbin
Silangud
Essen
Stillwell & Vandermeulen
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