Infanticide Case Shocks Franklin Community
A 1% year old Polish girl, temporarily insane after childbirth, buried her newborn in a Franklin barnyard. Coroner Hoye and Prosecuting Attorney Scott investigated. the girl is in Providence hospital and may face child murder charges. The case centers on her mental state and the parents’ compassion.
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Katie Bunch
Franklin
Hoye
Providence Hospital
Stanley Smith
Scott
Smith
Scranton
Miss Busch
Poland
New York
Choromer Hoye
Reward Offered for Arrest of Beattie Star Admitt ed Suspect
The Star offers 50 reward for the arrest or information leading to the arrest of Robert Peters who pretends to solicit subscriptions for the paper without authority. A warrant is out for embezzlement. Peters, about 35, 135 to 140 pounds, wears a black suit and hat, has a sandy mustache, last sighted in Bothell around July 23. A note mentions Spinning's bicycle repairs.
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The
Star
Robert Peters
Beattie Star
Bothell
War Newsboy Bells Ring In Japan's War Extras
The writing describes Japanese newsboys selling war extras. Crowds swarm outside offices for daily dispatches printed on small single sheets. Boys wear short kimonos and belts with bells, shouting prices from five rin to five sen as they race through streets to deliver breaking headlines.
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Japan
Ruseia
Belin
Three Deputies Arrest Man After Family Fray at Isaquah
John Buchanan Jerry Trigg Jr and Hugh Lindsay deputies to arrest Andrew Kasso in Isaquah faced a violent resistance from Kasso and his wife five children and debris were thrown as the officers arrested the couple. They were released on bail and face trial for disorderly conduct before Justice Enoch Guas. Warrant calls and Seattle proceedings followed with Prosecution by Scott.
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Kathe
New York
Emee
Stanley
Bertal
John Buchanan
Jerry Trigg, Jr
Hugh Lindsay
Andrew Kasco
Isaquah
Kaseo
Kasso
Howard Case
Jerry Trigg
Nishings
Enoch Guas
Isaaquah
Seattle
Scott
Gordon
Japan Will Capture Russia's Priceless Furs
Russian sea otter rookeries off Okhotsk and Kamchatka are described as highly guarded treasures of the imperial crown. The article warns that Japan will raid the rookeries during wartime, threatening sea-otter skins and fur seals worth millions as ships and crews push to seize the royal furs.
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Okhotek Sea
Kamehatia
New London
Conn
London
Japan
Illanda
Petropavleki
Vladivostok
Russia
Mort Arthur
Bagen
Okhbotek Sea
Kampaths
Copper
Bering Islands
Fragmentary Fashion Description of a Veiled Visitor
A short, imperfect passage describes a girl in a veil of fine linen draped over a hat and neck, wearing a veil to shield her eyes, and goggles covering eye openings. The scene notes a fondness for an escort but reluctance to wear a coat of mut or enthusiast.
Catholic union endorses secular funding for schools
At the convention closing, the American Federation of Catholic secretaries adopted resolutions calling for no public money for religious instruction. They urged an educational per capita tax supporting secular studies only and proposed state or city examinations to ensure results while preserving the principle.
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Detroit
Mich
American Federation of Catholic Secretien
Acoo
Ames Bobs Up Again in Minnesota Candidacy
Dr. A. A. Ames former Minneapolis mayor and twice tried for graft filed an affidavit of his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Congress today. He pledged a vigorous campaign in Minneapolis.
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Ames
A. A. Ames
Nation
Congress
Automobile Girl Fashions New York Dust Hooded Coats
A New York fashion piece details spring auto apparel for women. Designers showcase protective dust hoods and coats in thin yellow leather with matching caps and linen hoods to shield eyes and hair from dust while driving.
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Thia
Melee Between Soldiers and Foreigners in Port Príncipe
A large clash erupted between troops and foreigners in Port Príncipe, many of whom were Syrians. Police failed to stop the unrest as carriages belonging to Americans were pelted during the turmoil.
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Port AU Princer
Bearmouth Heist Claims $150000 In Securities
Bearmouth mountains become focal point as Butte reports $150000 worth of securities stolen by Northern Pacific holders a month ago. An officer searches for the missing cache in the Bearmouth area.
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Butte
Mont
Northern Pacific
Bearmouth
Bearmouth Mountains
Robber Steals $6020 From Doctor's Kansas City Home
A sneak thief entered Dr. William Fry's Kansas City residence last night and stole six thousand twenty dollars in cash. Police investigation is ongoing with no arrests announced.
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Kansas City
William Fry
Chin Eng Gaves Bail In Smuggling Case
Chin Jang Png a Chinese smuggler appeared in court this morning and posted a $1500 cash bond to gain liberty. Federal officials will watch him closely as he may try to leave for China, risking forfeiture of the bond and further detention.
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Chin Jang
United States
Flowery Kingdom
Eng
Rushing Business and Panama Canal News
Aug 1 New York reports the Subway Tavern dubbed the Bishop’s place promotes a bustling rush in the city. Aug 4 Panama dispatch says Admiral Walker took charge of the canal zone and Major General Davis plans US return.
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New York
Bishop Potter
Bishop's Place
Panama
Walker
Panama Canal Sone
Davis
United States
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