Gregory Lands Up At Auction In North Dakota
Gregory North Dakota March 26 Special to The News Many prospective buyers paid with money orders at Gregory post office as land auction opens for 420 lots across over 50,000 acres. Judge and assistants plan to sell a hundred parcels daily starting with Lot 1, with certificates issued to buyers. Thousands are expected, tents dot the town, and local groups aid visitors during the sale and filing period.
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Gregory
Sypneial
Nowa
James Wo Witten
Inter
Olalmea
Purcase
Tie
Mr. Woods
Chamberlain Land Office
E. M. Hood
First National Bank
Homesteaders Aid
Peltigens
Bureau of Information
Kin nan trial in Antelope county long case with many witnesses
The Kin nan case in Antelope county drew over fifty witnesses, making it one of the longest trials in eight years. The trial extended late, with opening arguments planned for the following morning after time consumed in summarizing evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinnan
Antelope
Nelleh
Nob
N. J. Jackson
Harrington
Esoke
Senator Allen
Rice Stiva
Antelope County
Schoolteacher shot by father in crowded East Side street
A New York City schoolteacher Miss Anna Mangang was shot by a father amid a crowd including friends and pupils on the Upper East Side. Investigators report she was struck as the assailant fled, with other teachers and students nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mangano
New York
Upper East Side
Anna A. Mangang
de Che Pie Sebiede
Wy Bhu
Mgiany Rion
M&ukany
Dieu de Pevinger
Urey
Ahtic Ab
Taurus Wwere
Gbdiva
Beil
Lal Wee Guiodin
Irina Quill
Cis Pup Uy
Aloe Sol Ware
Byouke Wan Wy
Shijgach Wale
Joud Baus
Death of Mrs John Scriven Marks Week of Illness
Dallas March 21 Mrs John Scriven wife of the government allotting agent John Tl Scriven died yesterday morning after a week of pneumonia. Interment will be at Mitchell, her former home. Woodman rally held at Ainsworth Nebraska March 26 reports a class of more than thirty admitted to full fellowship.
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John Scriven
Dallas
Mre Scriven
John Tl. Scriven
Rowelud
O'Clocek
Mitchell
Ainsworth
Neb
Castro Talks of Revolution in Venezuela
In Paris on March 25 Castro and his followers traveled to Bordeaux. At the railroad station he told Venezuelan adherents he plans to reestablish his power in Venezuela, by revolution if necessary.
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Paris
Castro
Bordeaux
Venezuela
Missouri House Advances 2 Cent Mileage Rate Bill
Jefferson City Mo March 25 The house moved the 2cent mileage rate bill toward engrossment It requires railroads to sell mileage books good for 500 000 and 2 000 miles at 2 cents per mile The books are to be valid at all stations bearer named and valid on mainline trains The bill does not repeal the 2cent levy law ruled confiscatory by Judge Smith McPherson at Kansas City The outlook is for House passage today.
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Jefferson City
House
Ulll
Smith McPherson
Kansas City
Three Gorviges Convicted in Va Murder Case
Richmond jurors return verdicts in the Shinwith order case finding Joe and Isiam Taylor guilty of first degree murder and John Browdvallty of second degree murder. Punishment set at fifteen years for Browdvallty and death by electric chair for the first degree verdict. The trio were charged with killing Mrs Maury Skipwith and Walter G. Johnson and burning the Southeast estate.
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Richmond
Powhattan
Shinwith Vorder
Amen
Ater
Joe
Isiam Taylor
Tohn Browd Vallty
Ffteen
Maury EB
Skipwith
Walter G. Johnson
Lang's death ends hangings in New Jersey case
Frederick Lang was executed by hanging in a New Jersey county jail yard for the murder of his niece Katie Gordon in Gonkhampton near this city on April 20, 1906 after the state’s move to electrify the death penalty. The sentence preceded the change to electrocution. Also noted is William H. Knight of Mattoon receiving $7500 fine and five years in county jail for bootlegging after a March 25 hearing before Judge Craig.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Langing
P Eail
New Jersey
Frederick Lang
Lang
Katie Gordon
Gonkhampton
Thisity
Charleston
William H. Knight
Mattoon
Craig
Three Speed Records Broken at Daytona Meet
Daytona Florida March 26 A fast course large crowd and a sharp southerly breeze marked the second day of the Daytona Beach tournament. Walter Goerkea set a new world record for five miles on a motorcycle with 3 30 1 5. In the five mile Invitation race Robertson’s Benz won in 2 45 1 5 breaking the world record for a quintuple car and Bruce Brown’s Beng and Ralph de Palma’s Fiat had a thrilling ten mile venture with a 6 14 25 time, surpassing the previous ten mile record of 6 15 by Arthur McDonald.
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Daytona
Fla
Daytona Beach
Walter Goerkée
P ‘Bermon
Lea Palma
Fitzpatrick
Benz
Robertson
Lancia
Fiat
Bruce Brown
Beng
Ralph de Palma
Beny
Arthur McDonlad
Slosson Outplays Cutler in New York Bout
George Slosson defeated A. G. Cutler in a gale disrupted boxing match in New York last night, delivering a sharp performance that impressed local spectators despite rough conditions.
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Slosson
Cutler
New York
George Slosson
A. G. Cutler
Boston
Billie * A
Servian Crown Prince Renounces Throne Over Press Attack
Belgrade March 25. George crown prince of Servia renounced the right to succession to the Servin throne after a bitter newspaper campaign charged him with responsibility for the death of a servant.
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Belgrade
George
Servia
Servin
National Packing Co Sued in New York Courts
The National Packing company and Frederick Joseph presidents of the New York Dressed Meat Company are named as defendants in a suit filed by minority stockholders. The complaint accuses collusion to fix prices and control the meat market, alleging a beer monopoly grip on New York City.
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New York
National Packing Company
Howooy
He Sownited “Beer Triet
Frederick Joseph
New York Sutehers Stressed Meat Company
Supreme Court
Joseph
Trust
New York City
Blount Trial Reporter Ban Ordered by Judge Bits
In Amite Louisiana on March 25 the judge issued peremptory orders forbidding newspaper representatives from sending out the testimony of witnesses in the Avery Blount murder trial of Benjamin Breel and his wife and stepdaughter. Carnegie denounces gigs navies at the New York festival.
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Blount
Amite
Bits
Sub Staines
Avery Blount
Benjamin Breel
Carnegie
New York
Europe
United States
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Ball
May Open Rules Fight Over Tariff Bill Debate
Washington March 25 Republican insurgents in the house resist limits on amendments to the Payne tariff bill while the Rules Committee weighs a rule to curb delays. Some Republicans seek record votes on amendments. Democrats expect bolters to back them. Senate finance proposes a tax plan tied to the measure as talks continue on schedules including earthenware and pottery.
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Washington
House
Nho
Murdock
Ihkau
Rules Committee
Champ Clark
Ways and Means Committee
Kitzgerald Amoniments
Senate
Senate Committee On Finance
Aldrich
Aganees
Amante
Adamson iGa
Payne
Wille Adamson
United States
Tornado Killings Ravage Wise County Texas
A Texas tornado swept through Wise county causing twelve deaths and widespread damage. Eight people died at a single farm near Stidell when the Riley family perished as a house collapsed and fire ignited. Sanger Greenwood Moonview School and Crafton suffered severe destruction with multiple fatalities and many homes leveled.
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Dallas
Tex
Wise County
Alice
Stidell
Ka Riee
Etait
Sanger
Greenwood
Moonview
New Sanger
Crafton
Tornado touchs down near Edson injures no one
Storms of snow and sleet crossed Colorado and western Kansas forming a tornado near Edson Sherman county. Nine freight cars were blown from the Rocks Island road between Edson and Brewster ten miles west. Houses in both towns were unrooted but no fatalities occurred.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kun
Colorado
Edson
Sherman County
Rocks Island
Brewster
Forced to Take Poison Draught in Jealousy Case
Mrs Jessie Cuthbertson of Vincennes Indiana was forced to drink poison, bound and left in a woodshed. She barely survived a man and a woman who dragged her there and poured a liquid down her throat. Police say a jealous motive and a threatening letter tied to the case.
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Vincennes
Ind
Jessie Cserton Cuthbertson
Jon
Mra Culbertson
Fatality at Homestake Mine in Lead South Dakota
Isaac J. Smith was killed in the Homestake mine by an air motor train. He leaves a wife and four children, two of whom reside in Gordon Nebraska. The accident occurred March 25.
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Homestake
Lead
Isaae J. Smith
Gordon
Neb
Wooster Divorce Case Dismissed in Nebraska
The celebrated Wooster Divorce case has been finally dismissed without prejudice in Central City Nebraska on March 25.
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Central City
Neb
African shooting season ends in British East Africa
In Mombasa on March 25 heavy rains amounting to over four inches in three hours ended the hunting season. Fires that had driven game near the railroad were extinguished. The four month season produced 110 lions including man eaters and 3,000 other animals. Nine natives and four white men were mauled by lions during the period.
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Mombasa
British East Africa
Protectorate
Swift Hall of Engineering Opens in Chicago
Northwestern University in Evanston unveils the Swift Hall of Engineering a $100 000 building donated by PF Swift and his mother Mrs GF Swift marking a new era for the campus engineering program.
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Swift Hall of Engineering
Chicago
Swift Hall of
Kuward PF. Swift
Mra GF Swift
Northwestern University of Evanston
Tragic deaths found in Farmington River family note hints suicide
In Bimsbury Connecticut on March 25 the bodies of Mrs. Amos Miller and her two children were recovered from the Farmington River. A note left by Mrs. Miller suggests a possible suicide pact amid the grim discovery and ongoing investigation.
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Bimsbury, Conn
Amos Miller
Farmington River
Kidnapers Identified in Cleveland Case
Willie Whitla identified the man Joe Wain later named as James Boyle and a woman said to be Boyle’s wife as the kidnappers who seized Whitla from a Slivron school last week for a $10,000 ransom paid by his father James P. Whitla. The suspects were taken before a grand jury in Cleveland and will be held for possible extradition to Sharon. The crime scene traced to a Prospect Avenue apartment building, with a restaurant nearby and frequent streetcar traffic aiding identification.
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Cleveland
Willie Whitla
Slivron
James P. Witla
Willie
Joe Wain
Janes H. Boyle
Ashtabula
East End
Boyle
Sharon
Whitla
Ebb Police Sialon
Hes
Ohio
Whitlass Boyle
Grand Jury Room
Whithi White
Jaulter
Wille
Mercessary
Witeh
Wille Wihithe
Towwntown
Prospect Avenue
East Twenty
Second Street
Wilile
Sleus
Black Hand Killing in Brooklyn Reported
In Brooklyn on March 25 Joseph Gennaro a clear maker and alleged father of a vaudeville performer was shot during a gathering of seven Italians. Police arrested several suspects including Antonio Cincotta a saloon keeper whose wife blamed him. Detectives say Cincotta was under watch for Black Hand activity.
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New York
Jack Hand Society
Brooklyn
Joseph Gennaro
Genaro
Antonio Cincorté
Cincotta
Black Hand Society
Weather Forecast for Nebraska From Chicago Bureau
Chicago March 25. The weather bureau bulletin forecasts Nebraska will be fair tonight and Friday. Temperatures for the twenty four hours ending this morning show mild conditions with light winds. The outlook suggests continued fair weather across the plains with no significant storms.
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Nebraska
PSE Sf Kk Ks Aly
Chicago
United States Weather Bureau
Warner
Buh sets tone for state tourney at parley
Nepeune appears to state a preliminary meeting plan as officials discuss a formal schedule. The fragment hints at a local or state event with a focus on arrangements and potential participants.
Anthracite Miners Vote to Resume Work After April 1
Scranton March 25 A miners convention resolution asks Taft to appoint a committee to arbitrate disputes and directs the executive boards to pursue an agreement. Miners voted to remain at work after April 1 unless officials notify otherwise, with responsibility for any suspension resting on operators if they bar continued work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Taft
Pennsylvania
Lewis
Western roads plan fight against ruling on freight rates
Chicago trade officials of Western roads met to discuss challenging the Interstate Commerce Commission decision lowering Chicago to Denver freight rates. They endorsed continuing plans and will formalize actions at a traffic officials meeting next week before the May 1 effective date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mareh
Interstate Congole Commission
Denver
Tg Bro
Denver Storm Damages City Communications and Infrastructure
Eight inches of wet snow and heavy rain cripple Denver causing estimated damage of 200 000 to 300 000 dollars. All Western Union and Postal Telegraph lines, telephone toll lines, and the fire alarm system failed. Six thousand six wires were rendered useless as trees and poles collapsed, streetcars stopped, suburban lines failed, and trains were hours late.
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Denver
Western Union and
Postal Telegraph Companies
Seventh
Larimer Streets
Polds
Larimer Street
Taylor Smashes Shoemaker in Suffrage House Clash
In a heated suffrage debate Representative W. J. Taylor of York struck Shoemaker of Goniiha with a fist at the house door. Shoemaker apologized as did Taylor after the disruption. The chamber resumed after a brief uproar and approved a clerk salary bill while killing the county option proposal for two more years.
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Lie
W. J. Tayor
York
Dude Shoemaker
Goniiha
bPouer
Toyvor
Hin Reminrks
Taylor
Shoemaker
House
Supreme Court
de Haute
Boyd
Hamilton
Cat of Cymng
Twenty Indicted for Gambling in Albion Nebraska
Albany Neb reports twenty indictments issued by the grand jury. Most cases target alleged gamblers while county authorities push to curb gambling and enforce the anti cigarette law.
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Albion
Neb
Maron
Brion Couple Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs David Brion of Ewing Nebraska marked their sixtieth wedding anniversary. Married in Pennsylvania, they moved to Nebraska thirty years ago and built a fortune here.
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Ewing
Neb
David Brion
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Grand Island Woman Shoots Self in Local Incident
Grand Island Nebraska March 25 Mrs Peter Fanders wife of a well known painter here committed death by own action by shooting herself through the mouth.
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Grand Island
Self
Neb
Peter Fanders
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Black Hand
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Leon H Brady
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State Normal Board
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