Jap scare sparks alarm across borders amid Mexican turmoil
El Paso reports US troops mobilizing on the Mexican frontier amid claims of a Jap scare. London notes 100000 Japanese soldiers in Mexico seeking a coaling station. Secretaries deny plans to send 20000 troops while observers call it a demonstration of unpreparedness. Insurgents claim Americans were executed by Diaz forces. Juarez reports tension near Cagua Grandes.
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Ballinger Plans $500000 Libel Suits After Resignation
Former interior secretary Richard A Ballinger announces he will sue Gifford Pinchot and Collier's Weekly for libel seeking half a million dollars. His Seattle law firm will handle the cases with Ballinger in personal charge as he returns home.
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Daughter defrauds parents funds in court case
Miss Susan G. Macomber faced West Side Court on defalcation charges after authorities found she diverted company funds for a lavish lifestyle promised to her aged parents. She claimed a large salary while the Jane Lane Publishing Company estimates losses between 15 000 and 19 000 dollars.
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Do Not Expect Many New Railroad Lines
Pierre South Dakota spring brings renewed railroad talk with hopes of new state lines. No definite information exists yet on extensive construction for the year. The Northwestern shows possible eastward extension from Newell, current terminus of the Belle Fourche to government irrigation district line.
Settlers anxious over coal survey in northern South Dakota
Pierre South Dakota settlers push for a government geological survey of their lands to settle titles. They argue titles depend on coal presence below the surface and want prompt work to determine rightful ownership and mining viability.
Wakefield Arrested for Wife Desertion in Lemmon
Douglas county officials arrested Eugene Wakefield of Lemmon on a wife desertion charge. He had lived in the area for about five years, first near Siem, then Lemmon, running a farm implement business. He left his wife and child, contributed no support, and avoided reconciliation attempts when Mrs. Wakefield visited Lemmon last winter.
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Siem
Dietz Surrenders Amid Baby News At Cameron Dam
Rice Lake Wisconsin Mrs John Deits delivered a twelve pound baby boy delaying the Deits trial and ending the siege at Cameron Dam last October after years of state law disputes tied to the expected arrival of the child.
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Elevator Fall Kills Three, Injuries Five In St Paul
An elevator accident in St Paul, Minnesota, left three dead and five injured when twelve people aboard the car plummeted from the fourth floor. Victims include Tillie Burring aged 18 and William Zechisna 37. others named are Gertrude Schmidt May Conkling Vernett Vernier Maude Buellen Vern felis and Anna Hoeller. The cause remains under investigation.
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Maude Buellen
Vern ‘Felis
Anna Hoeller
Gamble in Lime for Good Chairmanship
Washington officials discuss committee chairmanship changes in Congress. Key moves include Gamble likely shifting to Indian affairs chair while joining the budget panel, Crawford taking claims and stepping from expenditures in the interior. Northwestern senators expected to lead major committees.
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Indian Affairs
Claims
No Sunday Mail for Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls reports a postal card vote results in order by Postmaster Royde effective tomorrow Sunday the 12th the delivery of mail through carrier windows ends and mail will be placed in lock boxes with general delivery hours 9 30 to 10 30 a m special delivery letters still delivered Sunday collections from street boxes in business district maintained and mail as usual is patched and made up
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Permisson
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Indian Is Tied to Horse's Tag In Papago Case
Washington dispatch reports an investigation into the Papago incident, noting a death tied to a horse tag and possible military involvement as investigators probe confusing and fragmented details.
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