Young Highwaymen Lodged in Jail After Robbery
Four teenage suspects were arrested after a robbery at the south end intersection of Jackson and ef streets. George McKune, 16 or 17, Dedley Faw, James Powers and another youth were taken into custody. McKune and Hanley were briefly released before re arrest. Police provided no statement but one detainee reportedly named all participants. Paweett was gagged by a crowd and relieved of money.
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Peter Loftus
South
Jackson
George McKinne
Dedley
James Powers
George McKune
John Hanley
McKune
South End
Paweett
Sas
Robbed While He Slumbered At His Home
John Gregs reported a thief unlocked his locked room and stole 212 dollars 60 cents and a watch from a pocket placed under his head as he slept. He noticed the loss after going to bed and reported the incident to police at 11 45 last night.
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Lanis
John Gregs
Gregg
Burglar Returns to Target Homes Across City
Police report a window smashing burglar working at night on Toth Avenue. The thief has entered 18 to 30 houses in six to eight weeks, stealing items valued around $3,000. Detectives search for clues as the suspect resumes operations after a vacation.
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Toth
Masters and Pilots push for Washington nautical training school
The Masters and Pilots association plans to lobby for a new nautical training school in Washington to influence the next legislature. A. Barry, a northern fur trader, has contracted Campbell Bros for a 46 foot stern wheel gasoline steamer for the Yukon river. The Sushima and Yenta Transportation Company has just been formed.
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Masters’ and Pilots Association
Washington
Subjnct
A. Barry
Northern
Campbell Bros
Yukeou River
Sushima & Yenta Transportation Company
Miners Rescued Alive After Courrières Disaster
Fourteen miners entombed at the Courrières mine in Lens France around March 10 were rescued by a search party after twenty days without light. All but one were reported well, surviving on meals from dead colleagues and stock grain and water while sheltered in a mule stable during the disaster.
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Lens
France
Courriera
Aly
Girl Miner Missing Sparks City Wide Search
Bell Miner a 17 year old girl working for a Lincoln family at Riverside is reported missing since February 26. Relatives on Vashon Island seek authorities and patrols are alerted to find her. She was last seen February 24 with no letters since. Described as light complexion dark hair brown eyes wearing a light coat gray shirt and black shoes.
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Bell Miner
Lincoln
Riverside
Frank Miner
Vashon Island
Miss Miner
Boat and engine dispute between Reif and Stoess grows tangled
Game Warden Reif reports his launch borrowed by Phillip Stoess and engine taken. The sheriff holds both boat and engine as the dispute lands in court. Reif plans to recover the boat while Stoess seeks to reclaim the engine, with possible sale or purchase to settle ownership.
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Reif
Phillip Stoess
Stoess
Retf
Petition Rejected for Corline Avenue Opening
Court rejects the petition to open Corline aven ue between Forty seventh and Fiftieth avenues by the Good Shepherd site and accepts a Sisters of the Good Shepherd alternative to dedicate a city extension through Bunnyarde property. The college was represented by Attorney Brown and a committee of businessmen including J. D. Marrett J. C. Ford and J. Bh. Galbraith among others.
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Elded
Corline Av
Pew House of the Good Shephrom
Fiftieth Av
Abandoning of Dry Tortugas
Washington March 20. Debate over abandoning the Dry Tortugas naval coaling station grows as officials disagree on transferring the site to the Treasury. Secretary Bonaparte cites costs and strategic change while the Naval General Board prefers strengthening coaling bases or relocating to Guantanamo.
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Washington, D. C
Naval
Dry Tortugas
KR. T. Bradford
Navy Department
Treasury Department
Naval General Board
Guantanamo
Bonaparte
House Naval Committee
Congress
President weighs strike advice in March Washington
Washington reports the president will not intervene in the mine strike if cabinet guidance is followed. He reportedly counseled against appointing a commission now, noting miners and operators have not exhausted all available means.
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Washington
Mob Breaks Up Hanging at Towson
A mob disrupted the execution of Isaac Winder in Towson as authorities planned to hang him for murdering toll keeper Reinhardt. The crowd tore down barricades and shouted as the chained prisoner was placed at the trap and preparations continued despite the unrest.
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Baltimore
Ieane Winder Wen
Towson
Vie
Baltimore County
Isaac Wind~er
hegrTo
Reinhardt
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