Hodgepodge Notes From Early 20th Century Paper
A mosaic of quirky clippings and comments includes jokes about Main Street diversity, a Yakima Knights of Pythias meeting plan, a Seattle swim, and light jabs at New York sports. Items range from letters, recommendations to the Ku Klux Klan, railway talk, to playful ads and eccentric vignettes about daily life.
Main Street America and the girl on the hilltop
A sketch of Gopher Prairie and American middle west life, focusing on Carol Milford fleeing Blodgett college. The piece contrasts small town faith and modern dreams with a vivid Midwest portrait of mills, street life, and a rebellious youth seeking life’s meaning.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Brieux
Carol Milford
Blodgett College
Camelot
American Middle-west
Giants Take 7th Contest In World Series Win
Big Frank Snyder delivered a key double to drive in the go ahead run as the New York Giants beat the New York Yankees 4 to 3 in game seven at Polo Grounds. Phil Douglas pitched well for the Giants while the Yankees managed one late rally but fell short.
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New York
Frank Snyder
Society of the Distinguished
New York Giants
Yanke
Snyder
Rawlings
Giants
Phil Douglas
Long Mountaineer
Yanks
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McNally
Frank Baker
Schang
Carl Mays
Young
Meucel
Art Nehf
Southpaw
Waite Hoyt
Brooklyn
Yankees
Pfewater
Peck
Miller
Meusel
Ward
St McNally
Mays
Jante
Byrne
Bancroft
Frisch
Kelly
Uriach
Hi. Meusel
State Demands Death for Brumfield in Oregon Trial
The state presses for the death penalty as Dr. Richard M. Brumfield stands trial for the murder of Dennia Russell. Prosecutor Neuner vows a pyramid of evidence showing premeditation and complicity, while defense attorney Dexter Rice hints at surprises beyond insanity defenses amid grisly exhibits and courtroom images.
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Brumfield
Russell
Dexter Rice
Rice
Dennia Russell
R. M. Brumfield
Oregon
Fred Boalt
Star
Boalt
Roseburg
Ore
Joseph Hammersley
Oregon Medical College
F. R. Menne
Dennis Russell
George Neuner
Puget Sound Urged as Site for Steel Smelters
Pacific coast developers led by Judge E. H. Gary of United States Steel see Puget Sound as the ideal location to build large smelting plants to process a billion ton Las Truchas ore deposit in western Mexico. They argue cheap Mexican ore combined with Northwest coal could supply the Orient, with Puget Sound harbor facilities central to the plan as 800 miners work the mine and Mexican authorities plan docking concessions.
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Puget
FE. H. Gary
United States Steel
Wall St
Judge Gary
Mexico
Las Truchas
Mexico City
Clare
Pacific
Northwest
Alaska
Puget Sound
Orient
Pennsylvania
Jewelry salesman robbed of 50000 in Maryland hotel heist
LAUIS Mo Oct 12 Sol tostodaa a New York jewelry salesman was bound gagged dragged and robbed of 12 trays of rings including several diamonds in his room at the Maryland hotel. He valued losses at nearly 60000 and two men carried out the crime.
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Lauis
Soltostudaa
New York
Maryland
Kauffman
Mahoney Sleeps Through Gift Table in Jail Cell
James B. Mahoney, convicted wife murderer, slept through a table and paper set given by Sheriff Matt Starwich to write his life story. He showed little interest in the materials and did not respond beyond noting the press had convicted him, while remaining asleep at noon.
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James B. Mahoney
Matt Starwich
Mahoney
Ways
Two Bandits Rob Tacoma Oil Station
Tacoma officers hunted two masked robbers who held up the Standard Oil service station on Sixth Avenue. One bandit is believed wounded after a gunfight with station manager William C. Detwiler, whose pistol jammed after the second shot. The robbers escaped with about $380 from the cash drawer.
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Tacoma
Standard Oil
Sixth Ave
William C. Detwiler
Brumfield Defense Hints Weak Spot in Prosecutor's Chain
Roseburg Oregon reports in October coverage of Dexter Rice defense counsel signaling an insanity defense may not be Brumfield's sole strategy. The prosecution portrays a calculated plan with a July 13 sequence including a store purchase, a silk skirt, a packing case to Seattle, and a staged car crash as part of the alleged crime narrative.
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Brumfield
M. P. Ritter
Seattle
Neuner
Myrtle Point
Big Naval Launch Vanishes En Route to Bremerton
A 112 foot Herreshoff naval launch, built during the war as a sub chaser, vanished off Cape Canis tery while being towed by the U S S Nitro. No one was aboard and the line parted in a calm sea. The unnamed craft was bound for Keyport torpedo station to transport personnel between Bremerton and Keyport.
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Bremerton
Navy Yard
Herreshoff
Cape Canistery
Mandant
Keyport
Pershing to Visit London for Medal Ceremony
General Pershing will travel to London to decorate with the Congressional Medal of Honor or visit Britain's Unknown Warrior grave on Monday, October 4, as announced from London.
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General Pershing
E & Es
London
Gen. Pershing
Britain
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