Ingan e Woman Captured After Five Days in Car
Mrs Sallie Barry of Montgomery County Kansas was captured in a Girard car lavatory after five days eluding authorities. She fired a shot but harmed none and will be arraigned on an insanity warrant unless friends aid her. The incident involved ammonia, an ax, and her former husband James P Barry with a Northport daughter Mia Stella Phillips.
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Harry
Montgomery County
Kansas
Northport
Wath
Girard
Sen
Kay
Sallie Barry
Wash
Girned
James P. Barry
Citw
W. F. Hobbs
Barry
N. G. Bailey
Tulan
May Kirtchner
Barrys
Mia
Stella Phillips
Mutual Reserve Fund to Suppress Publicly of Evidence
Former State senator Charles H. McClelland maims his testimony in the Insurance investigation over vouch signatures he does not recall signing. The Mutual Reserve Fund paid $16 000 to head off a potential receivership. resignations reported as McCall and Perkins may be fired from the New York TLAe. J D McKennon buys eight miles of land, plans to divide into farms near an electric line. price listed as 30 per acre totaling 231000, with intent to move to California.
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Mutual Reserve Fund
New York
Charles H. McClelland
Hughes
Mutusl K
J.D. McKennon
Erain
Hay
McKennon
Wicely
Marold
England
Minketer Griscom
Orient
America
Griscom
Admiral Toga
Ths
Edward
Boen Canal
Cape Horn
San Francisco
Honolulu
Japan
Jotfn
City physician case ends with Brock denied salary
Dr Brock lost a suit alleging he served as city physician and earned a salary. The jury found he was not city physician at the time, so he could not recover any pay. The defense argued Brock had been dismissed from the position prior to rendering the services. The case concerned the City of Sumpter and defendant Brock.
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Brock
Jude
Samuel White
J.T. Brock
Sumpter
Clits
Prock
Pny
Daker City Herald
Mosler
Alexander Stewart
Depew resignation as enquirable director tendered
Depew announces resignation as an equitable director. will be acted upon December 27. Mutual directors did not elect McCurdy's successor that afternoon and could not agree on amendments to the by laws.
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New York
Depew
McCurdy
F& Min
Estes Re-Elected in Third Progressive Mayoral Term
In Beho on December, Estes was re-elected mayor for a third term by 62 votes to 84 against Louis Scholl. The election drew 100 voters. Other city officials named include Recorder H. S. Gillette, Treasurer W. H. Boyd, Marshal Hh D. Pugeley, Coroner Frank Pike, and council members Cloyd Oliver H. R. Newport T. J. Guiliford and John Dern. The race was orderly and drew strong interest.
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Echo
Beho
Dec
L. BK
Louis Scholl
Gillette
W. H. Boyd
D. Pugeley
Frank Pike
Cloyd Oliver
H. R. Newport
Chy Tésle
T. J. Guiliford
John Dern
Belte Wins City Mayoral Race in Pilot Rock
In Pilot Rock yesterday the city elected F. Beltle mayor, H. McReynolds as marshal, Ray Miller as recorder, G. Sturtevant as treasurer, and councilmen Ke Bogard W. H. Glenn Charles Newcombe L. K. Roy and M. A. Sturtevant.
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FE. P. Belte
More
H. IL McReynolida
Pilot Rock
F. F. Beltlewis
H. H. McReynolds
Ray Miller Recorder
G. EB. Sturtevant
Ke Bogard
W. H. Glenn
Charles Newcombe
L. K R. Roy
M. A. Sturtevant
Chicago Wheat Market Sluggish with Mixed Closing Prices
Chicago December wheat closed at 47 1 3 cents after a sluggish session with an unexpected turn this morning. Corn traded at 45 5 9 cents, with a high around 31 1 2. Local club wheat quoted at 60 cents per bushel.
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United States
Chicago
Kopf murder arrests shock Chicago ward politics
State Senator Frank Fortum was arrested and held to the grand jury on complicity in the murder of County Commissioner John Kopf, stabbed during a ward election incident. John Callahan, the election clerk, was also held. George Roberts was held without bail. Trial dates set for December 16.
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Keen
Chicago
Frank Fortum Fis
John Kopf
Staba
Thirteenth Ward
Republican Club
Ball
John Callahan
George Roberts
Eecoworte
Parner
Mitchell resigns from the canal chairmanship
Washington December reports that Senator Mitchell of Oregon resigns the Senate committee chairmanship on the canal project. Millard of Nebraska is likely to succeed. The move follows a claim he cannot participate in the Isthmian work, with other political maneuvers and irrigation debates shaping the administration’s canal policy.
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Washington
House
Fairbanks
Mitchell
Oregon
Senate Committee On Canal
Millard
Nebraska
Portland
Dea
Senator Mitchell
Perking
California
Flint
Wy Lane
Windootermmional
Strawberry Reservoir
Colorado
Kiabab
Carhman Sid Humphress
Boycott tensions in Shanghai and American trade
Commodore Baker reports ongoing anger over the Chinese boycott affecting American merchants in Shanghai and inland regions. Officials in London and Washington consider steps to end the boycott as a pathway to stabilize commerce, while Griscom discusses postwar Orient trade gains and a possible royal visit route for the squadron.
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San Francisco
A. U, Baker
United States
Patel
Ber
Shingtant
Manchuria
Baker
Shanghai
Can- Lon
A¢ & Renult
Faker
Washington
Sheriff Shutt Indorsed in Heppner City Vote Victory
Sheriff Shutt wins strong backing in Heppner city election as Frank Gilliam defeats O E Farnsworth. Victory seen as support for strict law enforcement and Sunday closing laws, with implied impact on Lexington and Tone.
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Sheriff Shutt
Morrow County
Law and Order
Heppner City
Frank Gilliam
O. E. Farnsworth
Winty
Gillam
Hoppner
Lexington
Building New Road Near Nehalem by Henson and Benson
Astoria News-Herald reports Henson plans a 12 mile railroad to reach the Nehalem heart within a year. Benson, owner of 15,000 to 40,000 acres of timber, has built six miles and will extend three more to reach the center of Nehalem timber country. Chu Park, 45, seeks admission to the Open Air Sanitarium for consumptives in Portland after 24 years in America and 18 in Portland.
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Renson Logeing& Mill Ing Company
Chu Park
Portland
America
Revolt and Riots Roil Russia as Officials Resign
Riots spread across St Petersburg and Moscow with mass strikes and mutinies. Police Prefect and Governor General resign. censorship head also quits. Troops suppress strikers while chaos, looting, and blackmail accusations rise in major cities.
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Moscow
St. Petersburg
Chace
Martiel
Poltanl
Empire
Kieff Mor
Postalamé& Telegraph Union
Sebastopol
Chouknin
Berlin
Medem
Bieneral Derhove
Moscom
Admiral Dotsof
Martial Law Relaxed in Warsaw as Poland Freed
Dispatches report Warsaw ended martial rule and Poland is now free from military control. A proposed strike by telegraph workers was barred. Sebastopol notes say the government ordered court-martial proceedings for mutineers under wartime procedure.
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Warsaw
Mar Hallawin
Poland
Sebastopol
Trial Delay Follows Percy Whimaugh-Evans Plea Request
In a circuit court session today Percy Whimaugh-Evans requested more time after indicating a guilty plea. The English defendant cited a telegram from a friend and sought to locate his father while admitting insufficient corroboration for his forged check claims. He admitted selling an overcoat, a shotgun, and a nugwel to a pawn broker, with uncertainty over ownership of the coat tied to J W Sullivan’s cloak check loss.
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Percy Whimaugh-Evans Wren
Percy
Distriet Attahey Phelps
Hhem
Percy Cao
Wartwick
J. W Sullivan
Ale
Hiarilwick
Sullivan
Appellate Division Affirms Hearst Recount Challenge
New York December 6 The appellate division of the supreme court this afternoon sustained Hearst in a dispute over a recount and the handling of votes found in all ballot boxes that had been opened.
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New York
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Hearst
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