Fifteen Perished As Big Fight Breaks At Conservation Congress
A heated session at the Conservation Congress in Aughterham ended with a vote backing retention of natural waters for the people. Judge Pardee urged safeguarding Western water from private control, while Hanford argued against surrendering West’s resources. The majority report favored continued public ownership and limited private franchises.
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Pee
United States In Department
Aigueriam
Jude
Hanford
Jotier Hanford
Pardee
Congress
Federal
Curtiss Wins Coupe Internationale At Maghip Race
Glen H. Curtiss, the American aviator, won the coupe Internationale at the great aeroplane racing meet in Rheims France. He completed 20 kilometers in seven minutes 57.25 seconds, the best time, beating rival Bierlot of France who logged seven minutes 58 seconds.
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Rheims
France
Glen H. Curtiss
Curting
Tribunes
Bierlot
Curties
War on Those Who Are of Le to War on Those Who Are
A garbled report from Jangham notes a local attorney comment on not overstepping laws while addressing the Hutton case involving evasion and supply issues. It mentions a failed attempt to pump out stomach contents and a narrow chance of recovery. Elsewhere a San Diego weather forecast indicates northeast winds tonight and Sunday.
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Jangham
Hutton
MRE considering Harriman operation amid idle report
Turners New York Aug 28 Meager information indicates the medical board will subject a patient to a rigid physical examination to judge the advisability of an immediate operation. Three noted surgeons are reported to be in waiting to perform the operation at word of necessity.
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Turners
N.Y
Allway
Spokane Lawyer James Hopkins Disbarment Upheld
The Washington Supreme Court upheld the Spokane for court verdict disbarring James Hopkins, a Spokane attorney and notary, for moral turpitude in certifying pension claimants and witnesses appeared when they did not. The ruling found no abuse of discretion in the disbarment.
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United Press
Olympia
James Hopkins
Spokane
Supreme Court
Spokane For
Mopking
Death stalks at 24 hour auto race near Brighton Beach
One man dies and several others are injured in a 24 hour auto race near Brighton Beach. Pinkerton detective Patrick Corrigan suffers a leg fracture after being struck by debris from a skidding racer. Other drivers and mechanics are hurt in multiple crashes including Leonard Cole and Laurent Grewa with serious or fatal injuries.
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My United Pree
Brighton Beach
Patrick Corrigan
Pinkerton
Corrigan
Leonard Cole
Teorce
Acme
Stearns
Allan
Young Woman Dies By Her Own Hand
Irene B Liebert age 16 of 1814 14th Ave shot herself below the heart while making a bed in her mother's home about 11 am a revolver secreted in the bed. Her condition is serious at Providence hospital. Father claims she was insane while mother says the motive is unknown.
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Irene B. Liebert
1814
A. F Iiebert
Herselt
Mise Liebert
Providence Hospital
Young Navy Deserter Accused of Stealing 2000 in Jewelry
Henry Francis Dougherty, 19, mail orderly aboard the Colorado, suspected of taking gold rings, watches, and registered letters totaling about $2,000. He vanished after a hotel sighting, with telegraphic arrest orders issued and federal inspectors pursuing the deserter.
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Henry Francis Dougherty
Lorderly
Colorado
Dougherty
Navy
Pix
Doughety
Mrs Rowe Burn Arrested for Quarantine Violation Near Lake Union
Inspector J P F McGee charged Mrs Rowe Burn with breaking quarantine at her Fairvieway home near Lake Union. She was released on promise to appear in court today after claiming she needed to visit her husband on business in Vancouver, B C.
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Rowe Burn
J. PF. McGee
Fairvieway
Lake Union
Vanccouver
K. G
Vancouver arrest links banker to Seattle forgery case
Smith a Seattle area banker and agent, once at 216 Cherry Street, held in Vancouver on grand larceny charges connected to an alleged scheme harming property owners in Seattle. He used the name A Groves, kept a room in a Cordova Street lodging, and possessed a forged outfit with bank cashier lips. Extradition fate undecided as Special Agent Chareh filed papers. Smith reportedly disappeared after vowing to repay or explain loans totaling 6 000 to 10 000 dollars. Ohio chorus to sing at Bethany church tomorrow.
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WW. Smith
Cherry
Cordova St
Vancouver
Seattle
Smith
A. Groves
Chareh
WW. Bmnith
Cherry Et
Solthie
Survivors of Ohio Story Rise From Vancouver Search
Survivors of the steamer Ohio, about 196 aboard Rupert City reach Vancouver after rescue. The wreck at Spire reef near Seattle area claimed at least seven lives including Purser Stephen, Wireless Operator Eccles, and Quartermaster Anderson. The Kingfisher and Rupert City aided survivors to Swanson bay, with aid from residents and M. J. Heney who funded clothes and provisions.
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Ny Weied Press
Vancouver
H.C
Obie
Reattle
Valder
Spire Reef
N. W. Mahoney
Snow
Mate Johansen
A Johnson
Watebroan
Johnson
T Cochran
Bearcely
Kingfisher
Swanson Bay
Humboldt
Juneau
Rupert City
Swaneon Bay
Esty
Fredd Stephen
Geo
Trie
Recles
Leaat
San Peereestri
Moore
Capt. Moore
Dora
Alaska
Far Ag
Mra. Moore
Ohio
Swanson Pbay
M. J. Heney
Swansea Hay
Ruepert
Wreck Victims Remembered After Ship Sinking At Carter Bay
VANCOUVER B C Aug 28 Fr H Stewart president of Alaska Trust company aboard the ill fated Rupert City. He says eight drowned after the ship struck and beached at Carter Bay. Captain Johnson's coolness saved women. Eccles died after a blow from a bulkhead. Roche offered a life preserver. Passengers aided and relieved crews.
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B.C
Fr H. Stewart
Alaska Trust Company
Carters Bay
Eccles
Johnson
Roche
Tve
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Goldier
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