Border Lawyer in Seattle Praises Mexico’s Constitutionalists
Douglas Arizona attorney David Renshindl visiting Seattle explains Huerta regime’s brutality and contrasts it with the Mexican constitutionalists. He cites Sonora as a Huerta weakness, notes executions and terror, and praises President Wilson while criticizing Henry Lane Wilson as a tool of trusts.
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David Renshindl
Douglas
Arizona
Seattle
Mexico
Sonora
Gulf of California
Huerta
Woodrow Wilson
Henry Lane Wilson
The Beaver Ponds Shaped North American Soil
E A Milla states that beaver ponds and the sediments they left created vast soil deposits across the United States. He estimates the soil wealth from beaver activity could reach millions of acres, a figure he calls beyond belief.
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North America
E. A. Milla
United States
American Girls in Paris Kill Themselves Over Careers
In Paris, an undertaker recalls several American women who killed themselves from loneliness while chasing fame in art and music. He recounts Agnes Macduff and others who hoped to return home, but died in hotels, hospitals, or their rooms as Paris claimed their dreams.
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Paris
William G. Shepherd
Edward Jeanmonod
Sexton
Paria
Agnes Macduff
Baffling juvenile lifer Coppes sentenced to life in Joliet
The 14 year old Herman Coppes, described as the most baffling study in juvenile criminology, is sent to Joliet after confessing to killing Manny Sleep’s wife and two infants. He admitted the triple murder and hid bodies in an abandoned cistern, offering little motive.
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Joliet
Merman Coppen
Herman Coppes
Lota
Little Herman Coppes
Edmund M. Allen
Illinois
St. Charles
Manny Sleep
Elgin
Sleep
Sarah
Ertille
Girl Bride Is Missing Again in Neodosha
Mrs. Mary A. Dean fifteen-year-old wife of Harvey Dean was found in Neodosha denied abduction and disappeared again. She said she left after a quarrel with her husband and a stranger named H M McCord persuaded her to go with him. County attorney issued a warrant for McCord’s arrest.
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Neodosha
Kan
Mary A. Dean
Harvey Dean
Lola
Mra
Dean
Ita
H. M. McCord
McCord
Auto road milestone links Fairbanks to Valdez trip
In an Alaska record, Robert Sheldon drove a Ford from Fairbanks to Valdez via Chitina in under four days, winning $500. He sold the car to Councilman Al White and plans a return sprint to Shushanna to pioneer the new government road. The trip marks the first auto run on the route and suggests more summer expeditions.
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Seward
Alaska
Fairbanks
Valdez
Chitina
Robert Sheldon
al White
Shushanna
Government Road
Remarkable Escape As Car Rolls Over Injured Hat
In Los Angeles, Aug 4, Miss Lucy Spahr daughter of J L Spahr a retired silk maker of Altadena saved her life by dropping to the pavement before an oncoming car driven by Heber Jenkins of Pasadena. The machine passed over her body taking her hat and a curl but leaving her unharmed aside from light bruises.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Misa Lucy Spahr
J. L. Spahr
Altadena
Heber Jenkins
Pasadena
Miss Spahr
Fake labor publication scam warned by Seattle official
Frank Gates, vice president of the Central Labor Council and advertising manager of the Seattle Union Record, warns merchants about a man soliciting ads for a supposed labor publication tied to an August Seattle convention. Gates says the man is an imposter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gates
Central Labor Council
Seattle Union Record
Seattle
Saya Gates
Bride Appeals For Real Food
Mrs. Rosie Schwanke of Baltimore appeals to Justice Levinson to stop the buns and kisses menu that has followed her marriage to Frederick Schwanke since July 7. Her sister is Mrs. Theresa Deems, the famous un ieased wife. She asks her husband to provide more staples of life instead of the daily monotony of buns.
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Baltimore
Rosie Schwanke
Frederick Schwanke
Justice Levinson
Frederick
Theaters Show Busy Movie Schedule This Week
The circuit presents multiple reels and features at Clemmer Alhambra Melbourne Olympian Dream and Close A venues through Wednesday and Thursday. Titles include The Scapegoat The Taming of Texas Pete The Power of Heredity Little Dorritt Our Coast Defenders The Days of War and more.
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the Clemmer
Texas
Pete
Pathe Weekly
Society Calla
Alhambra
Melbourne
Explorer Long in Icy Waters
Winnipeg dispatch reports Arctic explorer Radford of New York reappearing after two years. His half breed guide reached Herschell Island with supplies. Radford, in good health, has gathered notable wildlife and plant specimens and plans to push farther north for two more years of continuous exploration noted over four years.
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Winnipeg
Man
Radford
New York
Herschell Island
Milholmland Milholand Milhoiland? Milhoveril Milhol? Inez Milholland Sails Home
Inez Milharland and her husband Eugene Boissevain left London for America today. A group of suffragette leaders gathered at the pier to bid farewell to the American suffrage leader who had quietly married July 16 in Kensington registry to the wealthy Dutchman in Amsterdam who is in wireless business. The couple was introduced in New York last winter by Signor Marconi.
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London
Inez Milholland Boissevain
America
Kensington Registry
Eugene Boissevain
Amsterdam
Milharland
New York
Signor
Marconi
Saved from death by own action Edward Schmidt dies
In Los Angeles on August 4 Edward Schmidt a 71 year old wealthy pioneer is dead from injuries after a rope he tried to hang himself with broke dropping him to a cement floor. Ill health is believed to have driven the suicide attempt.
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Los Angeles
Edward Schmidt
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