Escaped convict granted clemency after long pursuit
William January, an escaped federal prisoner from Ft. Leavenworth, lived years under an assumed name in Kansas City after a post office robbery charge. Detec tives exposed him, his wife forgave him, and a nationwide petition led President Roosevelt to consider clemency or commutation.
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Creative Star
Kansas City
Hencceforth
William January
Roosevelt
January
Hen Measey
Okla
Federal
Ft. Leavenworth
Chas W. Anderson
Whn
Anderson
David Oldham
Alonso Ghent
Aldereon
Warner
Aoki May Not Come to Visit This Summer
Aoki, the Japanese ambassador at Washington, requested weeks ago to visit the Pacific coast to explain the Japanese treaty to his men but has yet to receive any reply. It is concluded that the mission cannot be spared or that the Mikado’s regards such a visit.
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Aoki
Washington
Per
Explosion kills three laborers at Cheney lake
An explosion of dynamite in Cheney Washington late yesterday afternoon killed three laborers instantly. Their bodies were blown into the lake.
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Cheney, Wash
Vancouver River Flood Threat Reported May 4
Reports from the Sheena river indicate rising water levels and fears of flooding in Vancouver British Columbia as authorities monitor the situation.
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Vancouver
Sheena River
Guardsmen Plan Major July 4 Athletic Meet
Local National Guardsmen from this city announce a big July 4 athletic meet to become an annual event. Companies BL D L and A signal corps of the First battalion plan to compete in indoor and outdoor events including sprints, distance runs, hurdles, throws, jumps, and a relay. A committee from the local companies has listed events and will select a site for the contests.
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National Guardsmen
D. L
Signal Corps
Lieut
Hawking
Berat, Young, Co. D
Hanson
Co. L
Corp. Metiliacuddy
Co. BH
First Anniversary Progress of Alaska Yukon-Pacific Exposition
On the first anniversary of the exposition corporation, $2 067 000 has been raised for the fair and most departments are organized. States have made appropriations for exhibits and a bill for island possessions exhibits has passed the Senate. Groundbreaking is set for June 1 and work will begin on many buildings immediately after.
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Alaska
Whitehorse River Opens to Dawson Notes Steamers Ready
The White Posse and Yukon steamer crews work overtime to launch vessels as the river opens from La Barge to Dawson. Transportation men say navigation will start next week with steamers and barges heading from La Har ge within seven days. City reports shortages of many supplies while preparations proceed for the open.
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Whitehorse
White Posse
Yukon
Dawson
la Barge
House passes home rule bill on first reading
The House of Commons approved the home rule bill in a first reading by 414 to 121. The scene was lively as the vote proceeded and the chamber echoed with debate.
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London
House of Commone
Shumaker Suits Seek 40000 In Death Policies
In Pittsburg on May 8 the suit of Mrs Bila H Shumaker against four insurance firms seeks 10000 on policies held by Alvin P Shumaker who recently killed himself. The suit raises questions about whether she was his legal wife and aims to reveal sensational facts.
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Pittsburg
Bila H. Shumaker
Alvin P. Shumaker
New York
Shamaker
Real Estate Sale Probe Shows Rapid Purchases
A seller notes $700,000 worth of property sold in thirty days while remaining lots sell quickly. They plan to hold back some inventory to keep price increases tied to continued improvements costing over $350,000, arguing timing boosts value for buyers.
Heatth Commission Man’s Association Opposes New Law
The Heatth Commission Men's association opposed the Paulhamuse commission dealer bill which will become law June 12. Commission men in Bellingham signed to ignore it while Piverett Spokane Tacoma Walla Walla and other Washington cities seek opinions. They argue licensing is unnecessary as other similar businesses are notLicense required. Leading attorneys say the law may never be enforced.
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Heatth Commission Men's Association
Paulhamuse Commission
Commission Men
Bellingham
Commission
Piverett
Spokane
Tacoma
Walla Walla
Washington
Wisconsin Senate Race Draws Noted Candidates In Madison
In Madison the senatorial contest drew attention as leading candidates gathered for events. speculation grew on who would be chosen that night. The report notes excitement and expectation around a decisive selection later in the evening.
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Madison
Wis
Lenroet
Huvertor
Witl
Madman Breaks Handcuffs on Way to Asylum
John Montgomery of Port Te send appears insane per county court order and is bound for the asylum. En route he broke two handcuffs and strained against officers, then three pairs of handcuffs were fastened and tied to his wrists. He will be sent to Mtellacoom today.
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John Montgomery
Port Tesend
Superior Court of County
Beatle
Mtellacoom
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