School Boy Killed at Surprise Mine in Republic
A four year old boy named Harry Weatherhead was killed while mucking at the bottom of the Walluk stope in the Surprise mine near Mohler. Mohler home burned. Merwick house found in flames and insured. Edgar Williams of Farmers' Union Insurance assessed the loss yesterday.
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Republic
Wash
Harry Weatherhead
Walluk Stope
Mohler
R. Merwick
I T
Edgar Willams
Farmers’ Union Insurance Company
Rancher Murphy Dragged by Horse Injuries in Field
Tahoe rancher T Murphy was severely injured when his horse stumbled. He fell and his foot caught in the stirrup, dragging him a half mile through a touch field. He sustained a broken leg and several broken ribs.
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Tahoe
Kooskin
Edaho
N .T Murphy
Mr. Murphy
Forest Fire Near Whitebird Idaho Burns 25 Acres of Timber
A forest fire near Whitebird Idaho consumed over 25 acres of saw timber owned by Dr. Foskett. A crew fought the blaze Thursday night and by noon Friday had it under control. The fire started along the ling between Delmage and Fossett ranches and is believed to be of no incendiary origin.
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Whitebird
White Lird
Idaho
Skookursenuck Lake
Foskett
Thursius Nicht
Ling
Delmage
Fossett Manches
Parner Starts Water System Near Freewater Oregon
John Brown a Crockett neighborhood ratepayer three miles from town started a water system. He deepened his well to 34 feet and installed a two and a quarter inch pump. Two inch mains have been laid and there is ample water for both townspeople and neighbors.
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Parner
John Brown
Crockett
See
Pire Destroy Separator Incident Reported Near Viola
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a separator and engine fire near Viola. The text references a separator burning and a person named Mr. Maral, with unclear details about the event, dates, or exact locations. The fragmentary nature leaves core facts uncertain.
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Ehier
Mr. Maral
Grain loss endangers Mr Moreh harvest season
Mr Moreh reports losing his combined harvester after cutting about a portion of grain early in the season. The incident underscores harvest challenges and potential production impact for local grain farming.
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Moreh
St Louis Aviators Plan Trans Mississippi Flight Record Try
After Atwoods record the St Louis aviators prepare a trans Mississippi flight of at least 1500 miles to surpass the recent world record by Harry N Atwood. Possible routes from St Paul to Vicksburg 1511 miles or from Dubuque to New Orleans 155 miles. The aim is to draw attention to the Mississippi on the eve of Chicago’s deep waterway convention and spark aviation interest in the Midwest while setting a new distance mark.
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St. Louis
Harry N. Atwood
St. Paul
Vicksburg
Dubuque
New Orleans
Mississippi
Chicago
Middle West
Black assailant dressed in woman’s clothing targets child
Sheriff ends search for unknown Black assailant who attacked Mrs. A. Wilkerson near Colbert 18 hours after she fled a man in women’s clothes who seized her three year old and threatened fatal harm. The chase was dropped this morning.
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Durant
Oklo
A. Wilkerson
Colbert
Here
Hamilton
Sucme
Rel River
Dowie Widow Plans New Zion City Colony in Michigan
Mrs Jane Dowie widow of John Alexander Dowie founder of Zion City announced a new Dowie faith colony to be established at her summer home Ben Mac Dhul near White Hall Michigan. She will dedicate the property with her son Ghidstone Dowie of Detroit assisting.
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Zion City
Til
Eller
John “Taylor
Jane Dowie
John Alexander Dowle
Dowie
Ben Mac Dhul
White Hall
Ghidstone Dowie
Detroit
Dowle Calls Zion City Followers to New White Hall
Mrs Dowle appeals to Zion City residents in Illinois to relocate their families to White Hall and support the plan for a second Zion City. She will begin meetings in Chicago from October to recruit new converts and followers, after years of retirement on her Michigan estate following her husband’s death and withdrawal from the Illinois colony.
Direct Legislation Campaign Opens in Anceles Calif
Aug 23 in Anceles California the direct legislation campaign begins after U S Senator Cloepp opened the event with a fired salute to the Initiative and Referendum. He argued for immediate action by the people and said legislators act as agents and should meet the people's expectations.
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Anceles
Calif
United States and Idaho Agree on Large Land Exchange
Washington, D. C. The state of Idaho and the United States government plan to exchange about 600,000 acres of land to form more compact parcels. An agreement signed by Acting Secretary Hays covers un survey ed school lands and aims to convert forest areas into state and national forests along the boundary. The move seeks to improve forest protection and timber maintenance and could inspire other states to follow.
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Washington, D. C
Tdaho
United States
Hays
Naitlands Forest
Odahe
So Ag
Thin Mae
Bedaden
Thor
Ivana Ox Vingle
Moonshiners set trap for revenue officers in North Carolina
In Winston-Salem area two revenue officers traced illicit distilleries in Treddell country. They destroyed a still, pursued the case, and narrowly avoided a steel trap laid for them by moonshiners during a late night search. Investigations continue with a arrestee likely to be found.
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Winston-Salem
Triton
Fevenue
Wiel
wWeipen
Iain Tweed
Diaceur
Tredell Country
Grim discovery in British post office at Constantinople
British post office in Constantinople reported a gruesome find of a wooden crate among undelivered parcels. Inside lay a decayed head, said to be that of Midhat Pasha, the murdered Turkish premier, with a brief note claiming it to be Abdul Hamid II's informer.
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Constantinople
Vienna
Abdul Hamid
Midhat Pasha
Roman thimbles found at Herculaneum suggest ancient use
Archaeological notes indicate thimbles were known to Romans with some examples discovered at Herculaneum, highlighting early sewing tools and daily life in the ancient city.
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Herculaneum
Adams Wheat Disposed Of In Adams Ore
Adams Oregon report notes Mrs Jane Wallan sold this year s trap of wheat to Mr McComas at Pendleton for Tlea bushel. Eager sellers loaded cars Saturday while others sold Toc. Residents and visitors count numerous trips between Adams Pendleton Walla Walla and Spokane with many local residents visiting relatives and returning home.
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Adams
Jane Wallan
E. Merritt
Lula King
Spokane
Walla Walla
BE. G. Marquis
Portland
Mise Lola Rogers
G. M. Morrison
John Winn
Pendleton
E. C. Bowling
Eline
McFall
BE. H. Bane
Pen- Meton
Joe
Joan King
Helix
Ed Jones
Frank Whitely
John Keler
Athena
Hamley
California
Wil
G. M. Lewis
Stanley brands Gary socialist during steel inquiry
Congressman Stanley, leading the House committee probing the steel trust, denounced BIrbert H. Gary as a socialist and warned that Gary’s idea of government supervision would lead to government ownership. He opposed such plans, favoring competition. Stanley ends a tour of steel companies and plans stops in Gary, Indiana, and Duluth.
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Congres Stanley
Steel Trust
Gary
Chicagoa
Congressmin A, CO
Blainely
House
Brlbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Victor Berger
Berger
Stanley
Ind
Luluth
Ores Disputes Woman in Diplomatic Row
United States ambassador Thomas L. O’Brien defends Mrs. Crary calling her a stranger to the truth after a Tokyo printing. The piece cites a Japanese bailiff assault claim and a contested garment issue tied to Mrs. Crary, with details of denials and reproaches from Drury in Yokohama.
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Soehomador O'Brien
Yokohame
Drury
Embassy dispute over Mrs Drury appeal details
Ambassador O'Brien testified that Mrs. Drury sought help once at the embassy and that he treated her with utmost consideration during the meeting.
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Verely
O'Brien
Electric Breaths Doctor Invents Ozone Machine
An early Boston doctor, Andrew F. Christian, claims to have created an ozone machine that electrifies room air by splitting oxygen atoms to produce ozone. He says the energized atmosphere stimulates blood cells and improves vitality, offering a remedy for yawns and lethargy beyond pills and routine ventilation.
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Boston
Ita
Andrew F. Christian
Dr. Christan
German writer Count Seckendorff dies in Germany
Count Max G Seckendorff American correspondent and writer died at Frankfurt on the Main Germany at age 68 cable messages report. He served as representative in the Wolf Continental News agency and formerly ran the New York Tribune bureau in Washington He was known in political diplomatic circles born in Ursel Belgium and served in the German army in the Franco Prussian war He went abroad recently on a pleasure and business trip his wife and one daughter were with him.
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Max Seckendorff
Washington
Max G. Seckendorff
Relatves
Frankfort On-The- Main
Germany
Counerw
Wolf
Neows
New York Tribune
Uruseely
Belgium
Tramp Convention Planned in Washington Gathering
Wanderers will assemble in the national capital for the annual meeting of the Chief Drithorhoa Welfare association. Howe a noted figure known as a "millionaire hobo" walked from Washington to attend the event. Officials will meet at noon to arrange the convention and fix attendance expectations for the capital city week, amid a notable turnout and stage activity.
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Wanderers
Washington
Baltimore
James Pads Howe
Drithorhoa Welfare Association
National Capital
Baby eczema cured by Cuticura after teething failure
Mrs. Freeman Craver of Syracuse recounts her eight month old daughter developing facial eczema linked to teething. After poor relief from a physician she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment following a booklet guide. by age one the child was fully healed and has remained symptom free at age three. A free sample offer for Cuticura products is extended through Potter Drug Chem. Corp. Boston.
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Freeman Craver
Lewis St
Syracuse
N. Y
Potter Drug Chem, Corp
Dept
Boston
Mass
Officials grant unusual privileges to hoboes at market grass
Major Sylvester has allowed hoboes to trample the grass in the square opposite the marketplace. They seek a national employment program, free transport, and shorter working hours as part of their appeal.
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Sylvester
Ble
Johnson of Portland Family Tragedy Recounted in Ottawa
A Kingston report says Johnaon of Portland Oregon lost six family members in a fatal incident while Johnson was mining in South Africa. The seventh body has been found. The 2 year old boy, under Bishop Smith care, was returned to the United States. A touching scene occurred when the father met the boy near Halpenny, Kingston. The events link to Secretary Knox and a search in Ottawa and Washington.
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Ottawa
Johnaon
Portland
Ore
Kingston
Johnson
South Africa
Bishop Smith
United States
Knox
Washington
Halpenny
Kingslen
Nixon Freed in Oregon Trial of Walla Walla Case
Nixon, a Black man, was brought from Walla Walla to Joseph Oregon for trial before Justice A F Sheets on alleged theft from Bishop of Walla Walla. He was discharged after the hearing.
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Nixon
Joseph, Joseph, Ore
Bob Nissen
Eigin
W. BR
Walla Wall
Justice of the Peace
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