Socialist agitation and political funding claims surface in New York
Rose Pas, formerly married to Stokes, accuses August Rothschilds of using a $1,000,000 fund to push socialist aims in America. She argues rebellion should come by ballot if possible, while Mra. Stokes speaks of reform by peaceful means though some demands may require force. The file notes turmoil, legal proceedings, and differing views on socialism and governance.
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United Pree
York
Rose Pas
Ohio
Peels Stokes
Rothachilds
Nafecturers’ Association Ny
America
Hn Mra
Stokes
de Lara
Los Angeles
Mexico
Ely
United States
Vic Belt Advises Lady Wear for Main Call
A brief note directs a woman to wear a Vic Belt for a main call and provides a contact phone at 614 Wash. Bldg. 705. The item reads like a quick instruction or guidance piece with an address reference for follow up.
Repair and locksmithing services ad at Seneca and Third
An advert promotes repair and locksmith work offered from 235 Seneca at the corner of Third Street. It mentions ex-work and models and invites readers to give them a trial service.
Demand Investigation Concluded Describes Hospital Conditions
A newspaper man says he would have been shown only positive aspects of a hospital during any investigation, noting germ covered areas, flies, poor patient conditions, and unseen sewage pipes. The exchange includes Dr Corson and Commissioner Abram arguing over pursuing an inquiry.
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Dr. Corson
Rutherford
Corson
Abram
Movement to ban DC football after Virginia player’s death
Washington reports a push for congressional action to ban football in the District of Columbia following Archie Christian of Virginia who died from injuries in the Georgetown game. A DC court of inquiry will meet today with a businessman jury, and Georgetown and Virginia canceled remaining games as a sign of sympathy. Navy quarterback Karl Wilson’s condition is reported as not improving four weeks after a neck spinal injury.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Archie Christian
University of Virginia
Georgetown University
Georgetown
Virginia
Annapolis
Rarl D. Wilson
Navy
Gill Adds His Candidacy for Mayor
Hiram C. Gill, president of the city council, on Saturday night issued a formal announcement of his candidacy for mayor subject to republican primaries. Gill has long been known as a declared candidate and will act as his own campaign manager.
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Hiram C. Gil
Gill
Crowded Seattle Street Cars Blamed on Public Menace
Ole Hanson lodges a formal protest with Health Commissioner Crichton over severe overcrowding on Seattle street cars. He cites Beacon Hill line crowding with 24 seats for over 100 riders during rush hours 6:00 to 7:30 p m and urges a sanitary investigation and action to protect public health.
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Ole Hanson
Crichton
J. EB. Crichton
Seattle City Hospital
Seattle
Beacon Hill
Fire damages McCoyhall and Thompson Mercantile building
A fire at McCoyhall in Riverton last night caused $15,009 in damage to Thompson Mercantile stock and gutted the building. The fire origin remains undetermined.
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McCoyhall
Riverton
Thompson Mercantile Company
Entombed Miners Reported Trapped In St Paul Mine
State Mine Inspector and federal rescue officers entered the burning St Paul mine to search for trapped workers. Heat hindered exploration. 100 deputies were sworn in to keep crowds back from the shaft. No bodies found by midafternoon, rescuers prepared to continue using telephones and chemicals to fight the fire.
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St. Paul
Deneen
Thomas Moves
A. Y. Burnham
Federal Bureau of
Urbana
James 3. Taylor
J. 8. Webb
Federal Rescue Bureau
Taylor
Webb
Aix
Miner Town Near Joliet Housed 400 Entombed in Mine Fire
In a coal mining district around Joliet, 25 miles south of Chicago, Cherry 15, a town of about 2,600 residents largely miners and their families, faces a major disaster as 400 miners are entombed by a burning mine.
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Cherry
Chicago
Joliet
Mitchell Presents Sympathy Resolution for Cherry Disaster Miners
John Mitchell former United Mine Workers president submitted a sympathy resolution to the American Federation of Labor for the entombed Cherry disaster miners. Delegates spoke expressing shared grief and the measure was adopted.
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United Press
Toronto
Ont
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
American Federation of Labor
Cherry
Supreme Court sentences lynching case defendants
The U S Supreme Court sentenced six men connected to Ed Johnsons 1906 Chattanooga lynching to jail terms of 60 to 90 days. Sheriff Shipp and Deputy Gibson received 90 and 60 days respectively, with the others also ordered to serve.
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Ty United Press
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Ed Johnson
Chattanooga
Tenn
Bhipp
Deputy Gibson
Luther Williams
Patrick Nolan
Henry Padgett
William Mayse
Tennessee
Johnson
Federal Supreme Court
Spreme
Supreme Court
Fire engine driver shows great nerve under pressure
Pedestrians watched A. J. O'Brien substitute fireman seize a jerked rein from a three horse team on Second Ave and Pikest, crawl along the wagon tongue, recover the rein, and safely return to his seat as the horses slowed near Columbia Ave. The incident proved the fire was a myth.
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A. J. O'Brien
Engine Company No. 2
Second Av
Pikest
O'Brien
Columbia
Three Alleged Big Stores Gang Members Arrested in Iowa
Joe Carroll Bert Warner and Winny Harris were moved to Council Bluffs Iowa last night by Deputy US Marshal Fred Lathe and two guards. The three men, indicted by a federal grand jury, had been jailed in King County for three months awaiting trial.
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Joe Carroll
Bert Warner
Winny. Harris
Big Stores
Council Bluffs
United States
Matscal
Fred Lathe
Federal Grand Jury
King County
Local Man Reclaims Health with Bake Oven Cure
Sam McKinnon of the Alix hotel 1405 Third av il suffers rheumatism bowel stomach and nervous troubles. After trying many remedies he sought Loughney and Loughney Bake Oven treatment at 220 225 People s Savings Bank Building. Relief came quickly and after a full course he is cured with belief in permanent improvement. Dozen others have been cured in sixty days. Consultation free with offices open Sam to 6 pm daily and Sundays noon to 12.
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Sam McKinnon
Alix Hotel
Third Av
McKinnon
Loughney & Loughney
Savings Bank
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