Four Gau lblers Arrested in Citywide Gambling Sweep
In a coordinated raid, four gamblers were arrested at St Louis seizing venues in Wile Tour, Rainier Beer Hall, Foster and McIntosh, and Baker and Ogg’s. Officers also checked others on Court Street and found no games. The crackdown aims to deter gambling by closing rear gallery access and warning establishments.
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Columbian
Wile Tour
Ranier Beer Hall
Foster & McIntosh
Purniah
Baker & Ogg's
Columbia
al Presley
H. Aldrich
Warner
William Wambaugh
Steve Noble
A. B. Stephens
G. 5. Miller
J. M. Parker
W. F. Dorothy
Foster
John Skogland
F. BR. Moran
Lester Swagwart
W. O. Rust
Wesley Noble
Sheer
Gurdane
Heathman
Mloan
Baker & Oger
Marshal Gurdane
Mayor Fee
Faumblers
Hind
Marchal Gurdane
Bert
Gote
W. Wells
0. D. White
J. E., Joins
C. Eishman
Bert Townsend
Kid Bari
M. G&g. Charmer
S. Puate
Morris
Gr. B Miller
Gambling raid nets dozens arrested after saloon jaunt
Last night’s sweep by Marshal Gurdane and deputies led to 40 arrests for gambling across Columbia Idle Hour Ranier Beer Hall and nearby saloons. By 3 PM today many pleaded guilty or not guilty at the recorders office, with several unable to pay fines and in marshal custody. Several suspects are transient. some may have left town.
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Recorders Office
Mesery
Skoglnnd
Swaggart
Moran
Rual
John Stanton
C. Elner
J. Bearboaum
J. EF. Johne
Ed Bard
Steve Noble
Marschal
Jordane
Knights of the Green Cloth
Columbia
Idle Hour
Ranier Beer Hall
Powter & MacIntosh
Baker & Owe
State Saloon
Commercial Association
Gurdane
Heathman
Sheer and Brown
Hiwithmin
Onslers
Ypeport
BR. Johnson
Mark Cunningham
John Page
W. A. Fieher
BE. Mae
J. Bearbamm
A. Rothrook
Wo AL Parkes
0Fl Rok
Tom Tod Hilly
Jaye
Four Chinn
British garrison to move from Canada in May
Colonel Engileh RE commanding the last British garrison in Canada has orders to hold in readiness to march out in May with about 360 men and many families. A Canadian garrison will replace the British forces, though opinions are divided on the change.
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Victoria
Engileh
Canada
Miners Strike After Curriers Disaster Declared
Following the Curriers mine disaster, 6000 miners have declared a strike. Farle reports the action as of March 14.
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Farle
Curriers
New Theater Collapse Damages San Francisco Blocked Streets
A new Sixteenth Street theater at 11th and Capp collapsed this morning in San Francisco. No deaths reported though debris littered the area. Dentist Dr B E G Dyer and his elderly mother narrowly escaped burial as brick and mortar tumbled. The theater, set for June 1 occupancy, caused about 20 000 dollars in law damages. A nearby frame building was spared. The incident followed by news of France’s Sarrien cabinet meeting and policy declaration.
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San Francisco
Sixteenth Street
Sixteenth Street Amusement Company
11Th
Capp
G. Dyer
Paria
Sarrien
Fallieres
St John Freed on Habeas Corpus in Steunenberg Case
Vincent J. John Burke Miners Union president, jailed 28 days for Steunenberg murder, released on habeas corpus as court found imprisonment unlawful since March 2. He was re-arrested on Canyon county murder warrant and jailed for Caldwell examination. Sheriff from Telluride to seek Colorado removal. Western Federation attorneys plan to pursue habeas corpus if warranted.
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Boise
Vincent
Canyon County
Caldwell
Hutan
Telluride
St. John
Col I Low
Colorado
Rutan
Melcher
Tellride
Vincent St. John
Arthur Collins
Federatiyn
Reactionaries in Revolution Shake 19th Century Russia
A sprawling report from St Petersburg details a conspiracy by reactionaries to oppose Witte with plans for riots and massacres to justify harsher measures. The piece notes the election crackdown, leaders named including Treport and Durnove, and warns of a spring uprising while workers prepare for another general strike.
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St. Petersburg
Witte
Treport
Vonderlauitzs
Durnove
Voters May Swear In At Primaries In Salem
Salem March 14 The Marion county Attorney General Crawford issued an opinion clarifying that voters who have not registered before the primary may vote by affidavit of six freeholders, as permitted at regular elections. Clerk Roland was instructed to issue blanks A with election supplies to enable this method, settling a long dispute among attorneys and clerks.
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Salem
Roland
Marion County
Crawford
Wheat and grain quotes from Chicago market report
Chicago March 14 wheat closed at 77 and corn at 43 with ante at 293 9. New York March 11 Prince Tse and Chinese commissioners urged Europe toward harmony, predicting friendly ties will ease differences and foster understanding.
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Chicago
New York
Prince Tse
Bly
Europe
Nelson Three to One Race Preview in Philadelphia
Nelson remains a favorite at 9 to 4 as NMeGovern appears somewhat underweight yet declared fit by trainers in Philadelphia on March 14. The field heads to post with Nelson strong despite the lighter condition and expectations of a competitive result.
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Nelson
Philadelphia
Cattle Suffer As Snow Plains Umatilla River Area
Weather brings deep snow of one to two feet on the upper Umatilla river above Bingham Springs. Stockmen chase gathering the weakest cattle east to feed and shelter amid potential losses if cold persists, with several hundred cattle turned out and struggling in the mountains and foothills.
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Oregon
Baker County
Baker Chiy
Weather Bureau
Lee Bros
Snake River
Willamette
Corvalie
Morrow
Morrow County
Heppner Sage
Almont
Sand Hollow
Heppner
Northwest
Spokane
Idaho
Washington
Pocatello
Nevada
Montana
Coatitle
Umatilla
Bingham Springs
Oppositions Ready to Vote on Hepburn Bill Clash
Washington March 14 Senate opponents of the Hepburn bill insist they are ready for a vote though the challenge remains unaccepted Many speeches against the court review clause are planned administration forces sparring for time Raynor favors government rate regulation Haynor delivers a strong defense Spooner linked to Taft succession and cabinet plans Senate seeks information on the battle of Jol and department communications
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Raynor
Taft
Supreme Bench
Spawner
State Department
Senate
Spooner
Washington
Itte
Daeal
Bacon
Department
Jol
Shot and killed in Philadelphia during funeral visit
Geo Burhap of Santa Cruz California arrived for his father Captain Hurnap's navy funeral. In a dark room his brother Arthur tripped a revolver, knocked it to the floor, and fatally shot Geo Burhap in the morning incident.
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Philadelphia
Geo, Burhap
Santa Cruz
Cal
Hurnap
United States Navy
Ais
Arthur
George
John H Tennant Arrested For Alleged Financial Fraud
In St Louis on March 14 John H Tennant the citys oldest shoe manufacturer was arrested on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. The investigation follows his companys recent failure with stockholders claiming £1000 in losses.
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St. Louis
John H. Tennant
Bliss and Jerome Confer on Republican Contributions
In New York on March 14 Cornelius HL Biles treasurer of the Republican committee met for an hour with Jerome this morning. The talks are believed to concern political contributions by insurance officials.
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Cal Contributions
New York
Cornelius HL Biles
Jerome
Sale of Hankow Canton railroad stock causes crowd crush
Canton China March 14 stock in Hankow Canton railroad was offered for sale today. The rush of applications clogged the street near the offices and soldiers were called to manage the crowds. Fire damaged flagship Olde Admired Train in harbor causing 400 damage.
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Canton
China
Hankow-Canton
Mantia
Olde
Train
Cama
Well Established Pact and Rail Rates Inquiry
Commissioner Prouty stated during the inquiry into freight rates that the railroad attorneys could not dispute the claim that rates had driven the Independents from business. He called the fact well established and noted Standard Telegraph as able to connect with Rockefeller's private office from any part of the system in minutes.
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Kansas City
Prouty
Standarrd
Rockefellers
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