Vendetta Rumors Stir Portland's Little Italy in Violent Affair
In Portland Oregon a feud erupts in Little Italy as Giovancoli wooing a married American woman leads to a confrontation with her husband Joe. A staged meeting, forged letters, and a street quarrel end with threats and arrests as lawyers take up the case.
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Patrolman Ryan Captures Two Highwaymen on First Avenue
Unassisted Patrolman T. Ryan captured two desperate highwaymen on First Avenue South early Wednesday, after they robbed contractor W. P. McGaha of 27.50. McGaha identified Collins and Hallam. Collins fled but was recaptured after a chase, with evidence including a gold watch and recovered money. Authorities say charges will be filed based on strong evidence.
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Break of Blockade Warns of Riot Risks by Chicago Teamsters
The police view street blockades as the most dangerous strike feature. Sympathetic teams risk tangling, crowds form, bricks fly, and clubs clash. Authorities fear an embryo riot, using their clubs to keep the thoroughfare open at first signs of trouble.
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Court notes on divorces and custody orders
Fiera H. Mann sues Robert J. Mann for divorce on cruelty and drunkenness. Anna Wahlberg awarded 3000 for child support from Fred Hernquest of Spokane. Bergqguest fled to Sweden after placing property in court. Judge Frater allows Mrs. A. H. Sanford to visit J. W. Irving Jr., custody kept with father, amid custody disputes since birth. Fluctuating rulings modify prior order by Judge Benson restricting visits.
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Labor Union Party May Form in Seattle Over Eight-Hour Law
Labor leaders in Seattle discuss forming a Labor Union Party to run candidates in the next municipal election to enforce the eight-hour law. They cite the Citizens' Alliance’s growing influence and alleged anti union pressure on the school board and city agencies.
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Chamber of Commerce
Board of Education
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Waiting The End West Palm Beach Actor Joseph Jefferson
The condition of Joseph Jefferson was slightly better this morning but doctors and family have given up hope of a lengthy recovery. The veteran actor faced the end with calm resignation as he spent a restful night and appeared bright and cheerful.
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Koch on Trial in Minnesota Murder Case
The second trial of George R. B. Koch for the murder of Dennel Gebhart at New Ulm began in Mankato Minnesota this morning. Koch is free on $20 000 bail and expressed confidence in an acquittal.
Theatres Showcase A Runaway Girl and Far East Drama
Pollard Opera company presents A Runaway Girl with lively staging at the Well Worth ee. The Janker's Daughter and The Far East war drama draw crowds at Third Avenue and Beattle theaters. Star vaudeville features Nellie Gerin and Pamahasika's trained animals, with The Royal Italian Band performing. Daily matinees schedule announced. Friday dark at Third Avenue.
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Third Avenue
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Far East
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Star Theater
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New York
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Mr. Jones
Billy Tan
Holmes & Mack
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Ibinno
Naughty Louise Wagner Found Safe After Escape
After a week of search police located 12 year old Louise Wagner at a farm house five miles from Greaham. She had fled home and abused gas to simulate a death scene then escaped during a siege as investigators forced entry. The girl hid in an outbuilding until capture, leaving authorities puzzled but confirming her safety.
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Bolater
Anarchists planned campaign against army officers
Reports from Paris dated April 19 say anarchists retaliating for Limoges killings plan to target army officers or policemen but avoid large demonstrations. A second item from Washington notes Mariano Toribio, a justice in Marivales Luzon, charged with sedition for letters urging rebellion.
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Mystery surrounds death of George Nelson at King Street
George Nelson was found dead at the foot of King street shortly after 8 AM. Detective Corbett suspects a drunken tumble into the water. no violence marks. About 86 cents was in his pocket. body in river water for about 10 hours. age listed as 65. Remains taken to Bonney-Watson morgue. coroner notified.
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