Lamping Arrested After Speeding Incident in City
Lamping, a former city auditor and prominent politician, was arrested on First Ave by Patrolman Rush for speeding. Rush fired into the air to stop the car, then arrested Lamping, who posted bail and was released. The incident prompted Chief Wappenstein to order stricter instruction for new officers.
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Lamping
King County
Denny Way
Rush
Ping
Ward
Wappenstein
Barner
Autoista
Loreal
New York Police Move to Disarm Italians After Slayings
In a sweeping crackdown, police seize weapons from suspected Italian residents following the killings of two officers. Reports say many arrestees carried revolvers, stilettos, and knives as authorities warn of possible race clashes. The action targets concealed arms amid fears of violence and crowd unrest in Manhattan tenements.
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New York
Aeritelii
Peamet
New Orleans
Prom
Notable Arrests With Weapons in Verona Case
A blade ten inches long with five notches and the word vendetta inscribed on several blades are cited. Prisoners carried revolvers resembling small cannons, billies, and slungshots. one man was described as a regular walk arena. All arrestees are held under heavy bail as judges act.
Steamers Sail for Alaska and Skagway Ports
On the front page the steamer Total sails today for North China with general cargo. Tentners Yuestan and Dolphin clear today for Skagway and nearby ports with passengers and cargo. The Cottage City left last night for Alaska. The Spokane departs tomorrow for San Francisco.
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North China
Porte
Dolphin
Skagway
Way Ports
Cottage City
Alaska
Spokane
San Francisco
Editor Flays President’s Letter as Hypocrisy Revealed
John M. B Neill of Miners Magazine calls the president’s letter an insult to organized labor. He says it strips Noonevelt of his mask, exposing him as an ally of the standard whose magnates seek the official murder of the defendants.
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Denver
Colo
John M. B Neill
The
Miners Magazine
Standard
Debs Trial Narrative Questions City Character and Loyalty
In St Paul Minnesota details of a trial involving G C Collina head of the State Federation of Labor are discussed. The record questions citizen status and whether Debs and others are considered loyal until proven otherwise.
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ST. Paul, Minn
A Ee
G. C Collina
If “ State Federation of Labor
Velt
Peters
Labor leaders in St Louis downplay president Moyer clash
In St Louis the Central Trades Council signals the dispute between the president and Moyer is of little consequence. Secretary David Kreyling says the group may act at its Sunday meeting, noting possible steps.
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ST. Louis
St. Louie Io
Moyer
Central Tradea Council
Bunday
David Kreyling
Oversteps His Mark Says Omaha Mayor
In Omaha on April 24 the cowboy mayor declares every man innocent until proven guilty and suggests the president has overstepped his mark. He contends the remarks will be detrimental to the defendant.
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Omaha
Neb
Dahlman
King County undertakes timber and personal property assessment
Thirty expert cruisers with compassmen have been appointed by County Assessor T A Parish to cruise all standing timber in King County. Crews are divided into ten squads with identities kept secret. Objections from large businesses prompt disputes over higher personal property assessments, with hopeful totals rising from 17000000 to 26000000 or more. real estate assessments await next year.
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T. A. Parish
King County
Parish
Reception planned for Generals McArthur and Kuroki
At chamber meeting this afternoon the plan for a reception to Lieutenant General McArthur and staff and General Baron Kuroki and staff visiting Beattle was approved. City affairs committee reported water supply plans including a Cedar river pipeline. they warn supply sufficiency depends on reduced waste and suggested expanded roters and stricter sprinkling laws.
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Chamber of Commerce
McArthur
Baron Kuroki
Beattle
Cedar River
Curfew Rat Recipe Fails in Lyndhurst House
A Lyndhurst New Jersey home trial of a bell curfew to rid a house of rats failed. The April 24 report notes the plan did not work and the Joba residence remains troubled by pests.
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Lyndhurst, N. J
Lyndhurst
Pennington Family in Panic Over Mysterious Noise
Fragmentary text describes a Pennington family nearly frantic over unsettling noises and possible intruders. Details are garbled, with references to a bellied one, DOL bees, a ranger, and walls or ceilings suggesting a haunting or hidden disturbance.
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Pennington
Port Townsend Rules Scrutinize Cross-Border Travel
The Port Townsend collector imposed new requirements for crossing to the Canadian side and returning to the United States. Vehicles and passengers must carry identification and note owner details, trip dates, and destination. Officials enforce the measures to manage delays and costs on the northward and southward routes. The text mentions Spokane County and a “Tree” system referenced by Peters, County Auditor Jasmine.
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U. & Collector
Port Townsend
Columbia
Tremendous Interest in Pacific Coast's First Eights
A fragment notes heavy penalties ahead for a group taking a dramatic action at sea. It mentions armed men attempting to draw weapons on arresting officers and hints at strict enforcement in the Pacific Coast context.
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Pacific Coast
Alsterniae Voyage Report Amid 148 Day Atlantic Run
Ashore observers on the waterfront report the German bark Alsterniae is now 148 days from Calais to Melbourne. They estimate the voyage could be completed in about days and suggest the vessel may be given up at once. The arrival status stands at 99 percent.
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Cailac
Melbourne
City Faces $631 Damage Claim Over Wagon Accident
A claimant named J. W Margaret files a suit against the city seeking 631.60 for injuries to personnel in Surtes. He alleges a wagon accident occurred after the vehicle plunged and rolled, asserting the city should not have permitted the event.
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J. W Margaret
Surtes
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