Trans Mississippi Camps Congress elects Walsh president
The Trans Mississippi Camps Congress convenes at 4 PM to select its next president with Denver favored after Thomas F. Walsh of Denver was chosen as president. Ike T. Prior of Texas and other officers were elected to leadership posts. next year’s presidency may shift to Prior.
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United Press
Francisco
Congress
Denver
Thea
R. Walsh
Omaha
Neb
Wm. J. Bryan
Nebraska
Portland
Theodore B. Wilcox
St. Louis
Richard C. Kerrena
Missouri
Kansas City
David R. Francis
Thomas F. Walsh
Ike T. Prior
Texas
Samuel F. Dutton
N.C. Larmion
Larmion
C. A. Pellows
Los Angeles
A. C. Trumbo
Muskogee
Oklo
Herbert Strait
Great Falla
Moat
Arthur F. Francis
Criple Creek
Cole
James ©. Dahlman
Walsh
Elevator Explosion Kills Thirteen Workers and a Village
A grain elevator with 500000 bushels capacity exploded late yesterday in Richland Rich D VI. Eleven workers and two women died in the blast. The roof was blown off and flames raged as timbers flew and fire spread through the village.
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Ak United Press
Rich D
Ames
Great Northern Chairman Arrives Amid Polarized Politics
James J. Hill, chairman of the Great Northern board, arrived from St. Paul and declined to discuss politics. He said feverish times he observed show party lines drawn indifferently, noting the current climate.
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United Press
New York
James J. Hil
The
Great Northern
St. Paul
Hill
Policeman Dies After Rescuing Aged Woman From Fire
In New York a policeman Nicholas Newton of Jersey City died from suffocation after reentering a burning house to rescue an elderly woman. Firemen recovered his body about four hours later.
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United Press
New York
Nicholas Newtor
Jersey City
Civil War Veteran Returns $1172 Overpaid Pension
An unnamed Civil War veteran in Washington refunded $1,172 to the government after drawing a pension to which he was not entitled, adding to the public funds concerned.
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Washington, Oct
United States
Chicago Phoenix Publisher Frank E. Grainy Dies at 43
Chicago publisher Frank E. Grainy of the Chicago Phoenix died last night at age 43 after more than thirty years in the newspaper business in this city.
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Chicago
Frank E. Graniey
Chicago Pheonix
Land seekers rush Rosebud reservation opening
Train loads of land seekers arrive in Dallas for the government opening of the Rosebud Indian reservation the last rich tract of farming land to be opened in the United States.
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Dallas, & BD
Rosebud Indian Reservation
United States
Grocers' Trust at Tacoma Investigation Under Way
Prosecuting Attorney Rowland to investigate charges of conspiracy by Richard Rinne a Tacoma grocer against the Tacoma Grocers' Protective Association Rinne says the association conspires with city wholesalers to bar him from buying goods for refusing price control The Mead commission on criminal insane confinement finds current prison accommodations inadequate and urges a separate building on the farm near Medical Lake for these prisoners.
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Tacoma
Oct
Rowland
Richard Rinne
Tacoma Grocers
Rinne
Gov. Mead
State Hospital
Medical Lake
Smuggled Chinks Captured Near Clear Brook
Border region raid ends as suspect group thought to be aided by white men is detained by farmer W. C. Hatton near Clear Brook shortly after nightfall yesterday.
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Warattetie Heheh) Hoven Oes
Suman
Clear Brook
W. C. Hatton
Eighth Ward Taxpayers Club Considers W Mercer Jr Regrade
At a meeting of the Eighth Ward Taxpayers' club action toward the immediate re grading of W Mercer Jr was taken. Hugh Allison and Stephen Davison will prepare the petition. A delegation will oppose the street car service.
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Weat Mercer
W. Mercer Jr
Eighth Ward Taxpayers’ Club
Hugh Allison
Stephen Davison
Shipping and voyage notes from coastal ports
The report notes services cancelled for renovations affecting passengers and freight rates. The American barkentine Ta Hintma arrived safely in Keelung from Eagle Harbor. The schooner Nokomis was towed from Bagie Harbor to Kodendo at Tacoma for lumber. The steamer Chicago arrived from Alaska with a halibut cargo.
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Keelung
Eagle Harbor
Nokomis
Bagie Harbor
Kodendo
Tacoma
Resignation of R W Douglas at Shingle Miller Bureau
R W Douglas resigns after two years in charge of the Shingle Miller Bureau due to ill health. His resignation was accepted on Tuesday.
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R. W. Douglas
Tg Shingle Miller Bureau
Il Health
Cars rerouted around restricted district for Jackson Lee tracks
Rerouting plans redirect Maker park traffic to avoid pawn through the restricted district once Jackson Lee tracks are installed on Weller. City officials state the measure aims to preserve order and minimize delays for commuters and residents.
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Maker Park
Jackson Lee
Weller
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