Investigation of Disease Outbreak Tied to Milk Supply
Report describes suspected diphtheria cases linked to a milk supplier in Hothet as officers investigate two weeks of illness affecting several residents. Health officials, including Dr. Latte, confirm the danger but no action is announced pending further reports.
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Gaacs
Thor
P J
Iinessy Hollingsworth
Firet
Meath Critten Todasworth
Tive
Latte
Health Commissioner
Miss Hol
Governor Guild and 10 Run Alone Mentioned
A terse United Press item notes Governor Guild in June, referencing a run alone statement or action. Limited readable text prevents full context.
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United Press
Governor Guild
Governor Guild Seeks Independent GOP Vice Ticket Endorsements
Governor Guild says he will form no alliance with John Hayes Hammond for the Republican vice presidential nomination. He expects endorsements from Michigan and all New England states and argues it would be unfair to delegates from those states to strike an agreement with Hammond.
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John Hayes Hammond
Guild Saya
Michigan
New England
Hammond
Violators Arrested For Salmon Law Violations
Authorities arrested men involved in illegal fishing at the Pammelledy river mouth. Captains Nick Mus and Anson Dupont of vessels Revello and Andre A were detained with their crews after Game Wardens intercepted salmon fishing beyond the three mile limit. Penalties range from 260 to 1000 dollars per offense.
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Ohdeimog
Pammelledy
Uke
Revello
Whee & Dupent
Caphais
Gephin
Anson Dupont
Andre
Dep Bieery Reif
Charlemagne Tower Ends Public Life Departure for Paris
Former U S ambassador to Germany Charlemagne Tower left his city for Paris after being succeeded by David Jane Hill by President Roosevelt's action. He said he does not expect to visit Germany again and plans a European tour before returning to the United States around October 11.
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Berian
Charlemagne Tower
United States
Germany
David Jane Hill
Roose
Paris
Tower
Ren Front
Wietam
Dresed
Pretty Seattle girl claims naval problem solved
Gladys Lewis, 17, from Seattle, proposes honorary girl crews to support ships. She presented the plan to Commander Loula and Mare Island officials, earning Navy Department encouragement for use with the California and other vessels to boost enlistments.
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Seattle Mar
Venice
Eniist
Navy Department
California
Navy
Me sallora on shore leave and friendship drive
The passage describes a person noting the friendless state of Me sallora on shore leave, aiming to provide care and companionship to sailors as they come ashore. The speaker envisions practical support for cruisers and mentions plans for a national organization expanding beyond California.
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Sallora
Hoya
California
Lewis
Ely
Mistake Leads to Malicious Prosecution Suit
Dr G D Behatner a licensed New York dentist sues Dr BE D Edgars and four others including Dr C B Reynolda Dr M A Winningham and Dr J Mamialies for 95250 alleging malicious prosecution. He claims two arrests for practicing dentistry without a license were erroneous as he holds a valid license and asserts the action stemmed from his advertisement of his business.
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G. D. Behatner
New York
Dental Pagiora
BE D Edgars
State Board of Medical Examiners
C. B. Reynolda
M. A. Winningham
Dc. J. Mamilies
Schaffner
Bank official held up in Reno by masked robbers
August Frolich of the Washoe County bank was stopped by highwaymen in Reno early today. They robbed him at gunpoint, took his money and jewelry, and forced him to turn away while they escaped on a horse and buggy. Masks concealed the assailants with no clues available.
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Reno
Nev
August Frolich
Washoe County Bank
Oregon Goes Dry After Local Option Vote
Portland reports that prohibition will prevail in one of Oregon's 33 counties after July 1, with dry precincts in others. About 590 saloons have closed statewide since the local option law, including 247 to 270 from counts carrying prohibition. Previous elections had eight counties go dry and about 200 saloons shut.
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United Press
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Flood Threatens Missouri River Towns and Kansas City
Missouri river floods push into Hebanks and threaten lower waterfront areas as residents evacuate. In Kansas City on June 11 the flood disrupts wholesale packing districts, halts rail traffic near Union Depot, and leaves thousands homeless supplied by relief centers.
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Kareas City
Kansas City
Bulletin
Union Depot
Fire destroys two Madison Park stores in early morning blaze
A coal range fire at a restaurant owned by John Hamas destroyed two buildings at Madison Park. Losses total about 1800 with 1500 on structures and 300 for furnishings. Firefighters from 23rd Avenue and Yesterway and 15th Avenue and E Harrison stations responded, delaying spread to adjacent houses. Hamas had planned insurance papers today but had not completed them.
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John Hamas
Madison Park
Drake & Holmes
23Rd Av
Yesterway
15Th Av
E. Harrison
Heanas
Theaurant
Hamas
Pantages Arrested for Speeding in Malibu Note
Alexander Pantages proprietor of the Lois and Pantages theatres was arrested yesterday afternoon by Mounted Patrolman Percy Looker on a speeding violation. He posted no bail, released on recognizance, and is to appear at police headquarters this morning. The case is set for June 24 before Police Judge John B. Gordon.
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Alexander Pantages
Lois and Pantages Theatres
Percy F. Looker
Pantages
John Sullivan
John B. Gordon
Interlaken Boulevard
Looker
Hitchcock Not Guilty in Sex Case Trial
New York date June 11 Raymond Hitchcock the comedian was found not guilty by a supreme court jury after a trial for mistreating young girls. The verdict came at 2:50 a.m. following jury questions about reasonable doubt and the meaning of interference.
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United Press
Los Angeles
New York
Kansas City
Los
Raymond Hitchcock
Supreme Court
Cloudburst near Butte disrupts railroad operations
A cloudburst last night in Silver Bow canyon west of Butte disrupted the Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway. Details are sparse but the washout affected repairs at Piper Taft's shop located at 220 Spring.
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Butte
Mont
Silver Bow Canyon
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Piper & Taft
Mines to Close as North Butte Coalition Shut Down
A private letter from Craig says six weeks to restore the track. The Missouri River below Wolf Creek runs high with no early signs of retreat.
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North Butte
Coalition
Craig
Missouri River
Wolf Creek
Street car wreck injures six on Murray Hill
A Cedaray street car bound for Euclid Heights was blown from the track on Murray hill shortly after midnight. The blast injured four passengers, the motorman, and the conductor. The wreck tore the car from its supports, shattered windows, and caused cuts and bruises from debris.
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Cleveland
Cedaray Street
Euclid Heights
Murray Hill
Grase
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N. W
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Exposition
Lawn
Green Lake Flatta
Green Lake Bazar
Smith
FREDLUND, HORNBERG &@ LARSON
Pike St
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