Attorney Files Charge Against Capt Tennant
Chin Quong a 24 year old Chinese merchant was arrested after noon Tuesday by Detective Keefe following eye witness testimony tying him to the December 18 shooting of Wong Song in a Milwaukee hotel. Quong protested his arrest through attorney Glenn S Corkery and later filed a complaint against Captain Tennant with Chief Banick. Authorities expect two more Chinese suspects to be arrested in the murder case.
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Chin Quong
Keefe
Wong Song
Milwaukee
Quong
Glenn S. Corkery
New York
Corkery
Tennant
Tat Tennant
Bannick
Wong
U S to Investigate Friedmans Cure for White Plague
Senator Gore of Oklahoma will seek a senate resolution for a federal inquiry into Dr Frederick Franz Friedman of Berlin and his tuberculois cure. He has asked Consul General Thackern to report and urges public health service to study the claim and bring the serum to the United States if proven effective.
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Washington
U. S
Frederick Franz Friedman
Berlin
Senate
Gore
Oklahoma
Thackern
State Department
Congress
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Friedman
United States
Seven Held in New Vice Sensation
Mystic residents including Philip Butten Amos Parks R Chute Alfred Baker Nathan Newbury Stephen Duke face trial on charges of contributing to the delinquency of minors after accusations by young girls. Herman Havlisch 70 died after leaping from a window during the preliminary exam. City Prosecutor Burrows says the case is clear.
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Mystic
Conn
Herman Havlisch
Portland
Philip Butten
Amos Parks
R. Chute
Alfred Baker
Nathan Newbury
Stephen Duke
Burrows
Mae Hotely Featured In Lubin Southern Themed Films
In Jacksonville Florida Lubin studios employ a company of actors to create pictures with an old south atmosphere. Mae Hotely the comedian and character actress leads female roles in many productions. She has a fifteen year film career and is described as a picture pioneer.
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Mae Hotely
LUBIN
Way Down South
Jacksonville
Fla
Lubin Manufacturers
Pope SOS Homesick Brother Visit to Rome
In Rome Angelo Sarto, pope’s brother and postmaster of Riese, arrived on orders of pontifical physicians for a several week visit due to the pope's homesickness and desire to revisit Venice. Admission was granted as the pope cannot leave. Pinehurst golf: G H Crocker defeats C J Becker in ninth annual tourney, 7 up 6 to play. Idaho Legislature will consider selection of both U S senators when it convenes next Monday.
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Angelo Sarto
Tage Pontifus
Riese
Venice
Pinehurst
N. C
G. H. Crocker
Brookline
Mass
C. J. Becker
Woodland
Ocker
Boise
Idaho
United States
Haven Hart and his curious political quip on Roosevelt
Haven Hart, a California boy, sits at a table surrounded by toys and tools as he avoids the reporter. He counts domino pips to name soldiers, names his future goals, and jokes that Roosevelt talks too much while he plays, maps, and builds.
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Los Gatos
Cal
Haven Hart
California
Roosevelt
Haven
Abraham Lincoln
Christopher Columbus
Haven Art
Northwest Storm Paralyzes Rail Lines and Claims Lives
A five day Northwest storm drops eighteen feet of snow in the Cascade region. Northern Pacific Great Northern and Milwaukee lines are blocked and a snow plow explosion kills two and injures a third. Freight slides and avalanches delay rail service while three million feet of logs drift near Everett jetty in Puget Sound.
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Cascadeus
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Chicago
Milwaukee
Puget Sound
Snohomish River
Northwest
Seattle
Laconia
W. Jensen
C. D. Reardon
Smith
Everett
Elk Herd to Be Let Loose Near Snoqualmie Tomorrow
Yellowstone elk, soon to roam Washington, will be released near Snoqualmie. Fifty elk train to Snoqualmie to view unloading as County Commissioner Rutherford touts a method to cut meat costs. He predicts the 1922 herd will reach 200 and in 150 years fill half of Seattle with meat.
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Snoqualmie
Rutherford
Washington
Seattle
Uncle Bill Thomas Dies After Shackling Misdiagnosis
In Cincinnati January 1, Uncle Bill Thomas aged 61 died after being shackled to a cot in a hospital ward misdiagnosed as delirium tremens. He collapsed at a boiler factory following dizziness, a whiskey spill on his shirt, and a misread condition. A later doctor determined nephritis, not alcoholism, was the true illness.
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Bill
Thomas
Jim
Train wreck spurs lawsuits over prized ridealong baboon
A chaotic scene in a railroad town named Jungelo spills into absurdity as a $200,000 train baboon drives executives to plans of suing the line. Five killed two brakemen die while officials react with shock and mock fury in a vaudeville style report.
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Puck
Noisy Seattle Welcome As Old Year Ends
Crowds flood downtown Seattle from 8 to 1 as 1913 ends and 1914 begins. Crowds line sidewalks from Jackson to Pike amid horns, chatter, and clamor. Cavanaugh's band plays while Mrs. J. R. Manning sings old songs. Auld Lang Syne ushers in midnight with festive cheers and streamers.
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Seattle
Seconday
Union St
Cavanaugh
Alexander
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M. Tokuya
3Rd Ave
Angeles
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Oosevelt
Boy Wonder
Mark Larkin
Julius Caesar
Yellowstone National Park
Cincinnati, O
Shack
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American Meat CO
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