Oklahoma City pawnbroker accused of plotting theft ring
Boys in custody accuse FE A Gomez a local pawnbroker of teaching them to steal by studying the safe and listening for tumbler clicks. They say Gomez bought stolen items for fractions of value and sold them, while the boys robbed pedestrians and the state will prosecute him for receiving stolen property and stamps. The face value of stamps involved is cited as $13.75.
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United Pree
Oklahoma City
Fagin
Oliver Twist
FE. A. Gomez
Gomes
Gomez
United States
Treasurer Gormley Finds Relative Involved in Death Attempt
James E. Gormley was found with a self inflicted gunshot wound near Grace and told doctors he tried death by his own actions due to troubles. County Treasurer Matt H. Gormley, who later learned of a relative, arranging his return home to Chandler Oklahoma after recovery.
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James E. Gormley
City Hospital
Matt H. Gormley
Jey
Chandler
Okla
Grace
Women Fire A Farmer's Barn
United Press report from Klamath Falls Oregon dated June 6 states Mrs Deal Jones influenced 16 year old domestic Cora Seaton to set fire to farmer David Shook's barn. The blaze destroyed the barn housing 13 horses wagons rigs and ensuing livestock. Both women are jailed and the girl faces charges per the sheriff.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
David Shook
Fishermen Arrested For Out of Season Fishing
Five men were arrested by Game Warden Rief for fishing perch and bass out of season at Lake Union. Edward Wan and four others Seward Batchier August Hyan F A Coon and Edward Cramer faced charges but were released on $20 cash bail.
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Rief
Edward Wan
Lake Union
Seward Batchier
August Hyan
F. A Coon
Edward Cramer
Lake
Thielman Escapes Marshal From Orthopedic Hospital
Ro t L Thielman alias Darby Thielman escapes from the Orthopedic hospital after asking to bid farewell to his five year old TB patient daughter. Deputy Lathe aided a brief room reunion before Thielman vanished. He faces Omaha trial on Maybray gang mail misuse charges. no clue to his whereabouts.
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Goodby
Ro T L. Thielman
Darby Thielman
Omaha
Maybray
Iiberty
United States
Fred Lathe
Thielman
Lathe
Seattle
McIntyre Johnson Mining Case Ends in Favor of Johnson
The King County case concludes with Commissioner Lindsay ruling that McIntyre abandoned the partnership and that the mine was traded for a boat containing engines from the Hoot-Man. He dismisses McIntyre’s bill, notes live acrimony, and signals likely appeal. Johnson faces reprimand for testimony suppression.
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Johnson
Lindsay
Hooton
McIntyre
King County
Jay C. Allen
Wilmon Tucker
John B. Hart
Thomas W. Dovell
Man Found Hanged in Woods South of Youngstown
A distressed man, described as insane and recently terrorizing the Youngstown area, was found hanged from a tree in the woods south of Youngstown. He made a hangman’s noose and lifted his feet to die, with witnesses noting his shabby clothing and prior sightings by residents and a search posse.
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Youngstown
L. Shortall
A. Graham
John Braiden
George Town
Train Wreck Wounds 36 in Walker County
Sixty six people from Florida and Alabama were injured yesterday when the Southern Limited on the Frisco line wrecked in Walker county Alabama. Six are listed as seriously injured but all are expected to survive.
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Birmingham
Ala
Southern Limited
Walker County
Florida
Alabama
Curtiss Aims Lake Erie Flight From Cleveland
Glenn Curtiss plans a Cleveland to Put-in-Bay or Detroit flight next month. John F. Farrell Jr offers ten thousand dollars if he starts from Farrell's Cleveland park. Otto Carmichael of Detroit offers to pay to land in Detroit during the week of July 19.
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Cleveland
Glenn Curtiss
Hay
Detroit
John F. Farrell, Jr
Farrell’s Park
George Gibba
Curtian
Otto Carmichael
Elke Iy
Seenton
Turbank Announces Two New Flowers At Santa Hona
Luther Turbank, head of a Santa Hona plant, announced the perfection of two new flowers: a white primrose and a term named Oenothera Murbankii. He left for Lompoc to continue experiments, citing climate suitability for cultivating white primroses and Oenothera Murbankii.
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United Press
Ban Fpranciaco
Luther Turbank
Santa Hona
Hurbank
Lompoc
Cal
Former Seattle Man Drowned in Nisqually River
Tacoma June 1 A man named Stanley Clapin formerly of Seattle drowned while bathing in the Nisqually river near Chop Saturday evening. He was the son of A Clapin an author of prominence and had just finished writing his 27th book according to a letter found among his effects. He worked for Brewls Lumber Company at the time of the tragedy.
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Tacoma
Nisqually
Chop
Stanley Clapin
Beattle
A. Clapin
Crampe
Clapt
Brewls Lumber Company
Pianos Offered in Club Plans at Eilers Music House
Eilers Music House advertises the Ellers Club Plan with clubs A B and C offering brand new pianos at substantial savings. Members pay small down payments and weekly installments, receive free lessons and services, and may select from over two dozen makes including Kinball Lester Hobart M Cable Marshall Wendell Ellers Smith Barnes.
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Eilers Music House
Bilere Music House
Club A
Club B
Club C
Ilustrious
Kin Ball
Lester
Hobart M. Cable
Marshall & Wendell
Ellers
Ellers Club
Rade
San Domingo
Eilers
Eilers Muaste
Third and
Missing Hoquiam Youth Dies by Self Action
Hoquiam reports the death of W. H. Lund a missing local bookkeeper who disappeared May 31 and died by turning on gas in a San Francisco lodging house his body found yesterday He left only vague hints of a broken relationship and his mother who lives in Everett reproached him for neglecting his sweetheart Lund was a bookkeeper for a Hoquiam lumber firm and had shown excellent habits
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Hoquiam
W. H. Lund
San Francisco
Everett
Lund
Frisco
Marper's Weekly Teases Hidden Family Rift
Fragmentary snippet shows a mother and child dialog about a rift in a family. The garbled text references a rule about not going near something called the tatie, with attributions to Marper's Weekly. The readable elements hint at domestic drama or parental admonition.
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Mabel
City halts oyster imports over suspected typhoid germs
Oysters from Olympia Union Day Hay Center and Allyn were barred from city entry yesterday after the health department detected what they believe are typhoid fever germs in samples from these sources.
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Olympia
Union Day
Hay Center
Allyn
Investigation of the Dental Board Reveals Hidden Influences
The document discusses a public probe into the dental board and a powerful dental combine. It alleges manipulation of licensing, pricing, and exams, with claims of political and financial pressure shaping outcomes and threatening independent practitioners.
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Dental Board
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