Naval Engagement Sees Victory in Revolution War
Victory in a pivotal naval clash gives revolution forces control of captured warships. In Los Angeles officials report ongoing court proceedings in the McNamara case as jurors are questioned. Dynmite experts and prosecutors debate the Times explosion inquiry while witnesses are brought forward to identify the McNamaras and related business ties.
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Hall of Records
Los Angeles
Cal
Jodie Bordwell
Ruliage
Times
Altorneys
McNamara
Hellefa
Talliameh
Defenes
Willl
Ventreéman
Bordwek
Tewat
McNainny Brothers Cine
Kaiser
Ceater
MeNeamara Aa
Frank &Ullivan
Itranileged
J. J. McNamarh Ae GW
Clark Tife
Kotor
Darrow
Fredericks
McManign
Dt Wa
Water right sale case in court rises over price
In a local circuit court session a dispute pits Hudson Way Ditch stockholders against the company over selling permanent water rights at three dollars an acre, claimed to be worth fifty dollars. Plaintiffs seek injunctions amid clashes as prominent backers attend the session.
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Fditch Company
Steuckholders
Paineras
Hudson Way Ditch Company
Enders
R. H. Wellman
Moves Beauchamp
W.T. Shaw
Www. C. Gallehnur
Fred Morley
Frank Smith
William Hodgena
Exhume Girls Body in Bathrobe Case Tests Poison Type
Boston report on Hyannis murder probe centers on exhuming Miss Avia Linnell's body to inspect the bathrobe she wore when found dying. Authorities seek the cyanide vial alleged to have been given by Rev. Virgil Richeson. if another poison is found, the defense’s self harm claim could prevail. Several witnesses reportedly ready to testify about Linnell's engagements the day after the theater performance.
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Boston
Mass
New Nahe
Avia Linnel
Virgil Hicheson
Hyannis
Reverend Richeson
Wee
Linne
Dr Hyde Wins A Decided Victory In Trial
Kandie City Mi October 24. The second panel of rehirement was called today in the case of Prof Hyde. The defense claims the discharge of the first panel on a technicality swung the verdict for the defense. The jury is expected to deliberate through the end of the week.
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Kandie
City
Pr Hye
Cike
Apple tree canker study at Oregon Agricultural College
A Pee Expert from Oregon Agricultural College at Corvallis plans field work at Mom River and nearby orchards. The agricultural critique department will examine pruning and fruit set, with a special study on apple tree canker to identify best practices and disease prevention.
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Oregon Aericultural
Hot River
Regon Agricultural Cotege
Corvalle
Cro
Phint Pathelory Department
Mom River
Bn Hareh
Muehroen
Magazine Writer Burned to Death in West Seventh Street Fire
Frank Holathling, a New York magazine writer, was burned to death in a blaze that destroyed a rooming house on West Seventh Street. The fire, believed caused by an electric heater in Holathling’s room, filled the building with smoke. Firemen found his charred remains after he failed to escape.
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Los Angeles
Frank Holathling
New York
Weat Seventh Street
Holauhiing
Holwinling
Hoelenling
Reece
Explorer Dr Cook Arrives Amid Crowded Copenhagen Streets
Dr Cook and his wife reach Copenhagen after two years since his polar discovery. Police guard him as crowds threaten violence and hoot at the welcome. He abandons his European lecture tour and plans only a limited return to the city amid hostile press coverage.
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Copenhagen
Cook
North Pole
Officials in Washington face wide state audit drive
Olympia under a state study as forty accountants review city and county books amid a sweeping probe. Officials former and current may face charges for salary overdrafts and misused funds as the inquiry expands. In Kansas, John Smitherman was freed by a coroner's jury after a fingerprint expert found the prints on the suspect's hand and bucket did not match.
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Olympia
Wash
Ellaworth
Kan
Get
John Smitherman
Shewhan
William Duckett
Topeka
Smitherinn
Insane Woman Sets Fire. Family Perishes in Braddock
Mrs Alex Johnson, wife of a farmer northwest of Braddock, turned on her house fire today. She and all her illegitimate children perished as the home burned after she allegedly barricaded doors and nailed windows. Neighbors, unable to rescue, saw smoke billow from the dwelling.
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Braddock
N. D
Alex Johnson
Johnson
Helix Woman Named Incoming Prevenger on the NP
Mrs. Smith of Helix is described as an incoming prevenger on the N. P. this morning, indicating a local figure taking on a notable role or claim within the paper's coverage.
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Mrs. Smith of
Helix
N. P
Rebels Capture Four Chinese Warships Near Hankow
Dispatches from Peking report four Chinese warships under Admiral Suh surrendered to rebel forces near Hankow marking a major naval victory. Rebels aim to control the Yangtse valley toward Shanghai as they burn government buildings and kill many Manchu residents. a clash at Kiu Katong left many dead. Reinforcements for the rebel army in Hunan are en route from Cochin China.
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Tokio
Japan
Peking
China
Suh
Hankow
Yangtse
Shanghiei
Rebole
Kiu Katong
Lmperial
Invasers
Yarnem
New York
Ty Phinghidiapatcher
Ay Na Jirae
Ine Chine’e
Hunan
Cochin China
Sun Yat Sen to Visit Los Angeles Next Few Days
Dr Sun Yat Sen, the accredited head of the Chinese revolutionary movement, is due in Los Angeles in the next few days. He will be greeted by Lee, head of the local revolutionary society, as the arrival prompts anticipated activities.
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Los Angeles
Sun Yat Sen
Be Lee
Townie Tese Revolutionary Society
Wyoming Indians Facing Starvation Challenge
Lander Wire reports Shoshone and Arapahoe near Lander face severe hunger and plan to petition Washington to remove Indiana Agent Waidsworth. Signatures to be collected by thumbprint method as part of their protest.
Peoria Woman Files Charges Against Lutheran Minister
Kathryn Howland of Peoria accuses Edward Raymond of the English Lutheran church of Peoria of indiscreet conduct. She has filed thirty seven charges and adds three more, with plans for a synod hearing tomorrow. She intends to name eight women she says were involved.
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Sterling
Kathryn Howland
Peoria
Serling
Charlie Edward Raymond
English Lutheran Church of
Howland
Oynod
Ruys New
Oklahoma Senator Endorses Wilson On Democratic Ticket
Oklahoma Senator Core backs Wilson for president on the Democratic ticket amid a regional tour with Fon Francines and Hoenigvoertes. Governor Wizon accompanies the group as part of the campaign stop.
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Fon Francines
Core
Hoenigvoertes
Wizon
4000 Italians and Turks Die in Fight
Vienna reports heavy casualties on both sides of the Benghazi landing on October 10 with about four thousand killed and wounded. British and Turkish forces resisted hard. Italians and French reportedly forced to retreat as landing ships shelled the shore. The British consul was wounded and consulates damaged. Italy seeks official explanation from England.
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Vienus
Benghasi
John Jones
England
Tome
Fowler at Last Is In The Air In California Flight
Aviator Powter completes repairs and leaves Banning California heading toward Varis Arizona. He reaches Mecca Mircca California, then lands at 10 o clock morning on the 24th for a flight covering sixty-nine miles in sixty eleven minutes.
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Fowler
Banning
Calif
Varis
Arizona
Mecca
Mircca
Avvitor Powter
Fea White
Harney County farmers form cooperative league for scientific agriculture
Ittines County men join to Ald Pro phies in Scientific Agriculture. Burns, ie. Oe HA Parmers' Cooperative Leagge has been formed by the farmer of Harney County at the suggestion of Superintendent Bretthquot of the Oregon Agricultural College experiment station. The fimig motial gid in the alvancement of scientic agriculture in thle sire tien, through mutual wid. The mem bers Wil report to Mr Broithaupt their methods and seeress or failure, Hgbe in turn will make expert Hheite wih demonstrations on the rRuoh farm ab to the Aifferone crops and their treatmat on different mols. Dr. L. B. Hibbard , president and Ro A. Harris, secretary,
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Ittines County
Burns
Parmers’ Cooperative Leagge
Harney County
Bretthquot
Oregon Agricultural College Experiment Station
L. B. Hibbard
Ro A. Harris
Bouquet to Speak at Harrisburg Potato Carnival
Professor Arthur Bouquet of Oregon Agricultural College horticulture department addresses visitors at the Morrisburg potato variety hive during the Vegetable Growers conference. Also mentioned is a judge for the exhibit at Pine Sands Oregon.
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Bouquet
Harrisburg
Ebibs
Pine Sands
Oregon Agricultural College
Carevillis
Ore
Teddy
Arthur Bouquet
Goa
Morrisburg
Kallinger's Niews Divorced in Spokane Case
Mrs Ida K. John, niece of A. A. Bal-Inger, former secretary at the site, obtained a decree of divorce in the superior court from ert ram A. Johnkon, proprietor of a local concern. A court order was issued for a property settlement.
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Kallinger
Niews
Spokane
Wish
Chet
Ida KK John
A. A. Bal- Inger
Por
Ertram A. Johnkon
Porcupine on Train Trumps Policing Efforts in Umatilla
On the Oregon tram line between Umatilla and Pendleton a porcupine clung to a freight car, repelling multiple eject attempts by trainmen and Officer Hughes. After a long struggle with a 200 pound beam and repeated remounts, the heroic four legged hobo was finally subdued and carried off, its armor-like quills intact.
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Brakemeon
Pen- Ueion
Tra Hughes
Umatilla
Pendleton
Porky
Hughes
Bender Settles Down After First Inning In World Series
Philadelphia Athletic triumphs 4 2 over New York Giants in game four to take a 3 1 series lead. Christy Mathewson is roughed up through eight innings as Wiltse finishes, Baker and Murphy contribute key hits, and Merkle, Herzog, and Davis highlight a tense, error prone fielding display.
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Shh Park
Poitetetphia
Gan
Biker Due
Tore
New York
Mintus
Athletica
Baker
Murphy
Davila
Ito
Giants
Doyle
Aadariew Fantedl
Murray
Lavis
Noakins
Phildelphia
Davis
Herzog
Merkle
Barry Doulley
Tiomis
Metther
Bender
Hecker
Mathewson
Collins
Daviar
Devore
Trevie
Das Yoro
Gorty
Snedycrass Fife
Thomas
Wiltee
Philadelphia
Barry
Fletcher
Meyrers
Hersog
Bendér
Devera
Snodwrass
Tord
Snodvrass
Abbey
Meérkcie
Philadelphia Lord
Oldring
Hoerang
Meyere
Thomasy Colling
Philatethia
Wisina Ty
Meyers
Aturphy
Thomas Fruledl
Stodsiss
Xerons
Philladelphia
Lemont
Doyles Collings Guinel Nerine
Sogey Fiield
Tuiyo
Horseg
Mirquard
Ames
Crandall
Thomas Flo
Ender
Ploteher
Meyers Dombles
Devores
Lord Norank
Lord
Oldting
Wild Inning Scrap Ends In Mixed Baseball Boxscore
In a chaotic early game the New York and Philadelphia lineups exchange runs and outs with numerous misplays and fumbled balls. Key moments include Doyle driving in runs, Mathewson and Merkle involved in multiple plays, and a squeeze attempt that falls short.
Desperate man cornered by mob after deadly attack
In Birmingham on October 14 a mob of about two hundred whites cornered John Harrison, described as a Black Desperado, after a deadly clash that left two men living but others dead. The mob vowed to kill him when he is found.
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Birmingham
Ala
Attck
John Harrison
Bigro Dos
Hidden arms of blacks uncovered in Coweta Oklahoma
A report from Coweta Oklahoma details a citywide search that uncovered concealed firearms. Officers seized two loads of guns and weapons. The investigation led to multiple arrests and military protection after a deadly incident. Local residents report rising tension as authorities pursue lawbreakers and prevent further violence.
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Coweta
Okla
Cone
Cowes
Heivelearned
Wagoner
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