Assassins Strike Wells as Bomb Blasts Denver Home
General Bulkley Wells escapes a dynamite attack on his porch in Denver. The blast tears into the house. Wells, sleeping at the time, is hurled into the air but survives with injuries and temporary deafness. Police later arrest a suspect.
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Bulkley Wells
Denver
Telluride
Wells
Western Federation of Miners
Orchard
Boise
General Wells
Uute
Itan
Bank to reopen in new Commerce Building quarters
National Bank of Commerce to reopen Monday after December closing. W B Ridgely of Washington will serve as comptroller and Edward Ridgely appointed cashier with George T Cutts as vice president. Cutts brings a bookkeeper to ensure new interior affairs. Big Bank to Monday. Kanss City, March J.
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Kanss City
March
National Bank of Commerce
Commerce Building
W. B. Ridgely
Washington
Edward Ridgely
George T. Cutts
Mr. Cutts
Texas Court Orders Sheriff to Attach Waters-Pierce Assets
After three years of litigation the Texas Court of Appeals ordered Sheriff Johnson of Travis County to attach all Waters-Pierce Oil Company property to satisfy a $1,622,000 judgment from the Texas Supreme Court. The firm may seek a writ of error from federal courts to halt the seizure.
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Texas, Court of Appeals
Austin
Texas
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Court of Appeals
Johnson
Travis County
State Supreme Court
Lan
Oregon Prohibitionists Nominate State Ticket and Endorse Home Rule
The Oregon Prohibition convention at Portland nominated its state ticket and adopted a resolution to amend the primary law to grant minority parties representation and voice in primaries. The group also backed a home rule for cities resolution and named electors and candidates for federal and state offices.
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Oregon
Portland
W. P. Elner
Brownsville
Hiram Gower
Forest Grove
A. J. Hunsaker
McMinnville
F. McKereher
J. H. Ames
C. J. Bright
Wasco
H. Q. Shaffer
J. P. Newel
C. E. Hostking
Newberg
Tolstoi Reported as Mental and Physical Wreck
Private dispatches from Petersburg say Count Tolstoi the author is both mentally and physically wrecked due to influenza and long standing internal troubles. His condition is allegedly being kept from the public by Tolstoi’s son who is constantly at his father’s side.
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Petersburg
Countain Tolstoi
Tolstoi
National Populist Convention Ahead In St Louis
Washington notes a forthcoming national convention of the People's Party in St Louis on Thursday. Thomas Watson of Georgia is favored for the presidential nomination with talk of La Follette as an alternative. Rumors of a Populist Hearst coalition persist but lack foundation. Indiana Republican convention meets in Indianapolis on Wednesday and Thursday to choose four delegates for the national contest, pledging to back Vice President Fairbanks.
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St. Louis
Indiana
Hopubli
Washington
People's Party
St. Loui
Thomas Watson
Georgia
Robert la Follette
Wisconsin
Popullars
Hearst
Independence League
Indianapolis
Fairbanks
Bomb blast during New York unemployed parade leaves two dead
A March 14 clash between police and unemployed demonstrators in Manhattan erupted with a bomb that killed Sella Silverstrom and an unknown worker and injured many as police tried to arrest leaders. Women shoppers fainted amid the chaos near Broadway and Seventh Avenue as reserves and ambulances responded.
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New York
Sella Silverstrom
Hroadway
Powrth Avatete
Anid
Bingham
Deales Divorce Ramore Declares Report Error
New York court matter involves Mrs. A G VarderMit alleging misreporting in a divorce case. Partial details show dispute over accuracy of published statements and names cited.
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Deales
Ramore
New York
A. G. VarderMit
Vanderbilt Heiress Reveals Planned Divorce Move
The woman contemplates seeking a divorce from her husband Alfred G. Vanderbilt, stating she left Newport due to her son’s ill health and will return in six weeks to Newport, while living at her brother’s home in Tuxedo.
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Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Newport
Tuxedo
Regulars arrive at Treadwell mines amid union tensions
Juneau Alaska March 24 A company of regulars reached the Treadwell mines at noon and threw out pickets. Martial law is practically proclaimed and order is being kept by the soldiers. Superintendent McKenzie stated he would not recognize the union's demands.
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Treadwell Mines
Juneau
Alaska
Qone
McKenzie
Earthquake Reports Conflicting but Chilapa Seems Severe
Mexico City reports a major quake impact on Chilapa with conflicting casualty counts yet officials worry a large death toll is possible. Survivors lack water and food as relief parties race to reach the 40 mile distant stricken city via mountain trails.
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Mexico City
Chilapa
Helfin Indicted for Shooting in Alabama Street
Congress man Thomas J Helfin of Alabama appeared in the district attorney's office to answer a charge of shooting to kill Thomas L Umly a Black man on a street at night. He requested a continuance to Monday and was released on 25000 bail. Helfin says he will plead self defense claiming the man insulted White women. The wound left the Black man alive. Crown Prince on Tour in Japan.
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Washington
Thomas J. Helfin
Alabama
Retrict
Thomas L. Umly
Hafim
Noted Doctor of Portland Delivers Sermon at White Temple
Dr J Whitcomb Brougher of the White Temple Portland preached on What's Under Your Hat urging self improvement by shaping environment to fit the individual. He praised happiness, wit and philosophy, urging readers to smile think and be the best one can be. The initial service filled the new church to capacity.
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Portland
White Tenple
J. Whitcomb Brougher
White Temple
Roosevelt
Brougher
Baptist Church
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