Wild Northland Men Face Starvation in Blizzard Wastes
An Ed Teenrain correspondent for the Buffalo Express reports two men in a frozen Yukon frontier cabin near 75 miles north of Mile Wigures, Beltish Columbia, starving and feigning death to survive. Le Claire kills his companion with a knife before perishing. a third man is missing. A separate Alaska tale recalls three prospectors from Atlin marching toward a Yukon trading post for supplies, with one dying from exposure and the survivor nearly frostbitten, later saved and treated in an Indian camp.
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Buffalo Express
le Claire
Kregel
Hudson Bay Company
Leutieux
Chury
le Clatre
Mamitoux
Princs Rupert
B.C
Alaska
Atlin
Yukon
Jasin Faike
Lindermann
Redmeud
Tie
Red
Tion
Hier
Attic
Jury Sees Last Heart Shown in Dr Smith Trial
In a crowded courtroom, jurors watching the trial of Dr Arthur B Smith observed the heart of Mrs Florence Cavileer Smith displayed as pathology experts testified. The state presented motive evidence linking Smith to Miss Mabel Merchant and the couple’s moves after Mrs Smith’s death as a new trial was ordered after the jury failed to reach a verdict.
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Arthur Bo Smith
Florence Cuvileer Smith
Ihat
Mabel Marchant
Newton Highlands
Mass
Bivace
Togist
Florence Cavileer Smith
J. Coons
Brundage
Girl Ski Jumper Saves Two in Alpine Rescue
Miss Emily Eilertsen of Chicago and Ming Alma Trodeo of Thyiety arrived with two others on a Scandinavian American ship. The party, famed as top women ski runners and jumpers, faced three days lost in the mountains before a rescue in a cave.
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New York
Augusta Chris Ian Ren
Chilatioula
Norway
Emily Eilertsen
Chicago
Ming Alma Trodeo
Thiyety
Mise Tredge
Misa Christiansen
Miss Ebertson
Little Sweetheart Bust in Danbury Court
In Danbury Connecticut ten year old Margaret Sullivan testified she did not like Thomas Collins ten he confessed he knew the revolver was loaded but said his aim was only to frighten her and make her declare affection The court heard the case as the youth faced charges arising from the incident on a lonely road.
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Danbury
Conn
Margaret Sullivan
Thomar Collins
Yoate
Thomas Brankly
Jeweler Strous to Move to Bigger Quarters on Sixth Avenue
Leo Strous, a jeweler on Sixth Avenue, says his shop is too small to serve customers. A three by eighteen foot space with a wall cage leaves only two feet of customer access. He plans to relocate after building a steadier business, noting his weight has roughly doubled since opening.
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New York
Bveavse
Leo Strous
Sixth Avenue
Vox
Strauss
Mr. Strasa
Hke & Pistun
Young Admiral Beaten Takes Command Of Fleet
Rear Admiral David Beatty, the youngest officer of his rank, assumes command of the Battle Cruiser Squadron including the dreadnoughts. Edith Field, daughter of the late Marshall Pinch of Chicago, was married in Chicago to Arthur Tree and later divorced in 1910 in England. She then wed Captain Henry, a chum of King Reward, and has two sons sharing the Field fortune estimated at 125 million dollars. Beatty resigned as naval secretary to Winston Churchill in January.
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Trontone
Rene
David Beaten
Weigh
Thief
Edith Field
Marshell Pinch
Chicann
Chicago
Arthur Tree
Tree
Hut Ution
Captain Heatty
King Reward
Beatty
Winscon Mhurchill
Magistrate Declares No Power To Silence Woman Speaker
In New York a Bronx resident, Morrin J Klein, sought an order to silence a neighbor who shouted across the areaway. Magistrate Murphy responded that no earthly power can stop a woman from talking, lamenting his lack of supernatural authority.
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New York
Court of Justice
Murphy
Morrin J. Klien
Bronx
Studies Probe Life After Death At Johns Hopkins
Baltimore scientists report experiments in psychological and histological labs at Johns Hopkins Medical School suggesting life may be suspended between life and death. They describe frogs rats dogs and fish revived after freezing in liquid air and thawing, prompting questions whether true death or latent life is involved.
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Baltimore
Johna . Hopkins Medical School
Lightning strikes lineman on pole near Gettysburg
A lightning bolt hit a telephone wire and traveled 12 miles to Hanover where lineman G A Leach, suspended by a safety belt atop a pole, was struck and rendered unconscious. The cause of the accident remained uncertain hours later.
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Gettysburg
Hanover
G. A. Leach
Death in Bolton river after mob game ends in tragedy
A teenage Black boy was forced into the Winooski river by four men in Bolton Virginia in a cruel game of snap the whip to coerce a false confession about a stolen dinner. He resisted, but the group continued the assault and he drowned.
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Bolton
Winooski
Wisconsin assembly debates mail voting and fiscal bills
The Wisconsin assembly moved to allow mail voting for residents absent from the state or far from polling places, with a sworn ballot. It also passed measures on slaughter inspectors, dental examiners, and a Mary Ann law repeal, while considering minimum rural teacher wages and Panama-Pacific expo representation for the state.
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Assembly
Tha Tegislature
Norway
Engelvetson
Allison
Rhea
Jensen
Senate
Assemblymas Carpenter
Sauk County
Ure Reesler
House
State Board of Health
U Was
Renata
Bosshard
Wisconsin Brevities fashion of tragedy and law
Merrill-Alex Sigurdsey, pioneer of Lincoln county, struck by a Chic ago Milwaukee St. Paul train, loses both legs and dies from injuries. Alfred Wahl, 17, dies from accidental rifle discharge in a wagon. A wolf incident in Dearlington nets 2 for finding four howls. Deerfield hosts 50th anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. A Dudley. Marinette reports a new church costing 17000. Fond du Lac proposes state fair site free of cost with Oshkosh area sites valued at 410000. Two motor boats cross Lake Winnebago during a gale, reinforcing safe arrival. Green Bay pastor retirement prompts replacement. Manitowoc home burglary leads to near arson and $1000 damage. Neenah fisherman reels in a gull with a wooden minnow, gull drowns. Watertown holds Milwaukee district conference officers elected. Madison reports a shooting death from a rifle in a box. 17-year-old Altrea Dahl dies. Fond du Lac identifies a hotel suicide. Marinette reports a child burned to death playing with matches. Malden Rock breathes tragedy as 16-year-old wounded by revolver. New Richmond carpenter injured fatally after a 24-foot fall. Milwaukee district conference elects officers for the coming year. next site Sun Prairie. La Crosse man Alexander convicted of obtaining money under false pretenses, sentenced to prison. Aachling boys fined for slaughter of birds. Manitowoc charity organizations plan to unite under one umbrella.
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James C. MacKenzie
State Board of Agriculture
J. H. Vint
Wisconsin State Osteopathic Association
Milwaukee
Alrowaths
William L. Thompson
Rove
Stars Medical Board
Plankington House
Fr Thompson
Dew Gates
W. Shipman
Jamesville
Hevsia C. Childs
Lis. B. J. Elton
Marriet White Head
Wausau
Th. VW. Purity
Stevens Point
S.J. Pryette
Madison
Imself
FA. Wright
Fond div Lac
Louisa P. Crow
Abe
Ellen
Muibwaukes
Shanen
Harriet Whitehead
Yuusau
Amaritan Osteopathian Association
Buld
Kirksville
Frank C. Farmer
Committee On
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Grip
Randolph Smith
Ofice
Donald
Department of Agriculture
Washington
John Lea Coulyter
Coulter
United States
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Naw
Goodyear Raincoat Company
Abe Ehrenberg
Jussie Heid
Fioreen
Nowak
Lake Park Realty Company
Racine
E. E. Willums
Nevi C. Nelson
Sorenson
Braithaupt Company
Women’s Garments
Henry L. Breithaupt
Erwin H. Breithaupt
John F
Harper
Merrill
Alex. Sigurdsey
Maxty
Lincoln County
St. Paul
Madioom
Alfred Wahl
Dearlington
L. FR
Tariuer
Wautenit
Mrs. A. Dudley
Deerfield
Theboy German Ressian Congregational Society
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Fond da Lec
Fox Thiver Valley
Pamwddu Lac
Oshkosh
Resistative Committee
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Frank Lallier
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Manitowoc
Emima Olbousex
Soa Anselva
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Watertown
J. ¥. Romoger
Frank Hartl
Miwaukee
Sun Prairie
Altrea Dahl
Utica
Fond du Lag
Irving Hotel
Frank Baum
Wausegan
Dll
Marinette
August Nispek
Searound
Malden Rock
Nela Westman
Lost Creek Valley
New Richmond
J. C. Werelund
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