Funeral match to honor umpire as Wagner’s band performs
Charity events bring together top players from local clubs to form two university and Rainiers teams. Captain T. F. Bulm leads the University squad while W. H. Lowris directs the Rainiers. Spectators expect a spirited display of old skills despite time past. Betting favors the underdog as scorekeeper’s call may tilt the outcome.
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Police order requires prisoners brought for immediate hearing
Chief Delaney issues directive forcing patrolmen to bring arrestees before police court during court hours so cases are set and bail fixed. Officers must notify friends of petty offenders, and prisoners may contact friends by phone or messenger unless charged with a crime. The change aims to curb humiliations from long detentions. Mrs Lloyd A Smith trial for alleged fraud begins Monday in superior court.
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Fall May Kill Him at Moran Deck
H. Walby a ship carpenter fell down a hatchway on Moran's deck while carrying a chest of tools. He slipped and plunged headlong to the hold, suffering severe injuries last evening.
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Man in Critical Condition After Subterranean Accident
An unconscious man, found shortly after an accident twenty feet below ground, was taken to Providence Hospital in precarious condition. Dr. Shannon reported a badly fractured skull and crushed skull injuries after examination.
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Afghans Plead Not Guilty in Merki Peddler Murder Case
Naassir Khan and Obabshaw, Afghans charged with murdering Merki the peddler from Punjab, pleaded not guilty in Superior Court this morning. Trial date not yet set.
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Japanese detachments advance and capture two privates
On May 7 a detachment occupied Kuan Tien Cheng. On May 11 another infantry detachment pursued the retreating cavalry from Bhue 1A Chan and captured two privates and one lieutenant, the latter described as a son of a general.
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