Girl Outlaw Julia Walker Captured After Escape
Pendleton Oregon June. Julia Walker the Indian maiden who escaped from officers at Heppner last week after being taken into custody on a horse theft charge was arrested at John Day while riding toward her former home. She was brought to Pendleton and jailed. The capture came without difficulty though officers expected resistance. She was armed with a rifle and reported adept with its use.
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Pendleton
Ore
Julia Walker
Heppner
Morrow County
John Day
Bryan's Editor to Boss Panama Governor-Elect Hinted
Washington June 3 Advocacy of William J. Bryan's merits earned Richard L. Metcalfe, assistant editor of Bryan's Commoner, a presidential nod to head the civil government of the Panama Canal Zone, signaling a future governorship when the zone is fully under civil administration. Amsterdam tailor advertises experts in trousers and waistcoats.
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Washington
Wm. J. Bryan
Richard L. Metcalfe
Bryan
Wilson
Panama Canal Son
Metcalfe
Amsterdam
Friedmann labeled unjust by brother over tuberculosis serum
Dr A C H Friedmann, brother of Berlin discoverer, returned from the East denouncing his sibling Frederick F Friedmann for selling a tuberculosis serum as unjust to mankind. He argues no ethical physician will use the remedy under current conditions and that its access is too restricted despite potential benefits.
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Colorado Springs
Frederick F. Friedmann
Friedmann
Berlin
Chilean submarine Iquique launches from Seattle plant
The Chilean submarine Iquique, manned by its Chilean crew with extra workers from the shipyard, will be launched at 6 PM Tuesday from the Seattle Construction and Drydock Company. Mrs. Edgar von Schroeder will christen the vessel. The Chilean submarine Antofogansta is planned for a July launch.
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Iquique
Seattle Construction & Drydock Company
Edgar von Schroeder
Antofogansta
Chile
Husband sold wife to boarder in New Jersey court
Mrs Elizabeth Bloomfield testified in Recorder Pickersgill s court that her husband sold her to a boarder at their home and made out formal transfer papers. The boarder paid five dollars a week into the family treasury while the husband contributed nothing. She is in jail.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Elizabeth Bloomfield
Recorder Pickersgill
Fall From Train Vestibule Kills On California Rail Route
United Press reports Miguel Guitlerro died after clinging to the outside of a Pullman car between Colton and Ontario as the train sped. His body lay by the right of way. he had a ticket in his pocket. A drug store burglary at 4267 Rainier Avenue netted $4.50 plus candy and cigarettes.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Colton
Ontario
Miguel Guitlerro Ia
Ralnler Av
Harry Shaw
Vestry Meeting At St John’s Parish Tonight
A meeting of the vestry of St John’s Parish church will be held in St John’s hall at Holgate and 45th av tonight.
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St. John's Parish Church
St. John's Hall
Holgate
45Th Av
Railway baggage rule limits trunks and oversized baggage
An order by general baggage agents across American transcontinental lines takes effect this Monday excluding wardrobe trunks. No trunk over 12 inches in length will be carried and any bag exceeding 45 inches on a side incurs an excess charge. The rule allows only exemptions for driving whips and theatrical equipment.
Mexican killer Juan Soto hunted after triple stabbing
Detectives sweep the Mexican quarter for Juan Soto, alleged to have stabbed his wife Juana to death and killed her sister Perfecto Sosca while wounding Naveto Soseca. Soto reportedly escaped from Patton State Insane Asylum seven years ago after fatally shooting Ralph Gallardo, a liquor dealer.
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Los Angeles
Juan Soto
Juana
Perfecto Sosca
Naveto Soseca
Soto
Atate
Patton
Ralph Gallardo
Great Changes at Luna Park in Seattle
W H Labb takes over Luna Park as manager and plans major improvements. Dicastro's Royal Military Band of thirty musicians will perform daily. A sun canopy and benches will enhance comfort. Opening date is set for Saturday June 7.
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Luna Park
W H. Labb
Labb
Dicastro
Royal Military Band
Seattle
Naples Conservatory of Music
Essanay Actress Ruth Stonehouse A Rising Star At Nineteen
Ruth Stonehouse, Chicago resident and leading Essanay actress, has quickly climbed the professional ladder. Aged nineteen, she balances film work with Isadora Duncan style dancing and shows a strong, simple, schoolgirl persona paired with serious artistic aspirations.
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Essanay
Isadora Duncan
Ruth Stonehouse
Miss Stonehouse
Chicago
Essanay Players
Senators Quizzed In Probe Of Lobby Hearings Continue
The second day of a Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearing on insidious lobby pressures opens with four witnesses examined at a rate of four per hour. Senators McLean Brady Catron and Jackson own property above ten thousand dollars. McLean admits GE ties but denies representing others on tariff matters. Dillingham cites only a pay raise bill as his interest and notes letters on tariff. he recalls sugar campaign pressure and opposition to immigration and health service bills.
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United Preas
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Catron
Brady
Jackson
Senate
McLean
Connecticut
General Electric Company
Sen. Dillingham
Dillingham
Congress
Dillingham-Burnett
Seattle Hatpin Ordinance Enforced July Fourth 1918
Seattle enacts a hatpin ordinance to curb dangerous protrusions beyond the crown. Passed unanimously by the council, the measure imposes up to 100 dollars in fines and up to 30 days imprisonment for women whose hatpins extend more than 1 and a half inches beyond the crown. Initiated by the Federation of Women's Clubs and led by President Hesketh.
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Seattle
Council
Federation of Women's Clubs
Hesketh
Vegetarian to Cross Country
Henry Sain, 21, will hike from Coney Island to San Francisco starting June 9 carrying messages from Governor Sulzer and Mayor Gaynor to Mayor Rolph of San Francisco. His diet will be fruits nuts and vegetables for the trip.
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United Press
New York
Henry Sain
Coney Island
San Francisco
Sulzer
Gaynor
Rolph
Coroner's jury reports cost rise amid Alaska death case
In Fairbanks a coroner's jury finds E C Tawney, a trapper on the Stony River, died by self inflicted gunshot. The inquest records higher costs as four sleds carried supplies to reach the scene after a week delay. his six skins sold for $1.25 and a note described his failing condition.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
U. S
EB. J. Stier
Kuskokwim
Bishop
E. C. Tawney
Georgetown
Stony River
Stier
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