Taft receives word on Ohio senate race developments
Taft learns his brother Charles leads in the Ohio senatorial race while Senator Por ker and Burton also factor into expectations. The administration signals support for a pact affecting campaign plans as political moves unfold across the state.
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Springs
Taft
Charles Jeads
Ohio
Poreker
Burton
Vorge
Worys
Joseph Ser
Theodore B. Horton
Elevator accident ends in scalp wound for carpenter Copp
A carpenter named Copp on the 13th floor leaned into a shaft while rushing down in a building. The descending elevator struck him on the head inflicting a scalp wound. The elevator boy halted quickly after Copp's cry, likely saving his life.
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Copp
Prayer Week Closes With Sermon At St Marks On Disappointments
The largest audience of Prayer Week gathered at St Marks to hear Rev. B. V. Shay of Chicago deliver an address on Living Disappointments. The week ends with a Sunday men only meeting on Social Purity.
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St. Marks
B. V. Shay Jer
Chicago
Race Riot at Northern California Camp Ends In Deaths
A clash at the Western Pacific construction camp near the Feather River left Peter Syniko dead and Sam Radich fatally wounded as Austrians and Italians fought with improvised weapons. Intervening Western Pacific laborers averted a larger slaughter among the Italian and Austrian groups. Separately, news arrived of initial special rates from eastern points to the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition with round trips from Chicago, Peoria and St Louis at various prices.
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Feather River
California
Peter Syniko
Sam Radich
Vietine
Pointe
Misaiveipp
Alaska
Tacoma Pioneer Dead
Jacob C. Mann, a Tacoma city pioneer and former mayor, died after a stroke. He would have turned 75 next March if he had lived. Lord Sefton sails tomorrow with 2000 feet of Ballard lumber bound for Ban Mrandaoe Street.
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Fly United Press
Tacoma
Jacob C. Mann
Fritish Steamer
Lord Sefton Saile
Ballard Lumber
Ban Mrandaoe Atreet
Blind Bachelor and Letters Turn Love to Happiness
Lounsbury rereads a letter from Mary confessing she loves Wentworth Lounsbury and cannot marry Hal. A dinner night reveals his own jealousy then a parallel tale of mistaken letters leads to happiness as two lovers find clarity and commitment. The passage contrasts a blind bachelor and a bold letter to end with a hopeful union.
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Hal
Wentworth Lounsbury
Mary
Lounsbury
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