Ankeny Bage Charged With Perjury Subornation
Adam Behmidt an Ankeny worker was arrested by Deputy U S Marshal Pugh in Spokane on charges of subornation of perjury for inducing Russians to swear falsely to obtain naturalisation papers. Evidence gathered by a Secret Service agent Red supported the case. Senator Ankeny and George Barbour posted 2500 bond for Schmidt’s appearance at a preliminary hearing Friday morning.
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Adam Behmidt
Ankeny
U. & Marshal
Push
Spokane
U. A Secretvice
Red
Ae Schmidt
Pugh
Sehmidt
Senator Ankeny
George Barbour
Schmidt
Bohmidt
Nome Mayor Fends Off Council Bid to Displace
John Rustgard, mayor of Nome, narrowly blocked a council majority from moving to depose him in a special city session. The episode highlights tensions between executive leadership and the Nome City Council during a contentious October dispute.
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Nome
John Rustgard
Special Meeting On Current Bills Ends With Curtailed Agenda
The session convened this afternoon to discuss current bills and other business. The Mayor, acting as chair, refused to permit the other matter to be raised in his capacity as meeting chairman.
Arbor Day Observed Across Pennsylvania
Observance marked by public schools and institutions planting trees and other suitable activities as Autumn After Day. Governor and Superintendent Schaefer highlighted tree planting as part of the state wide observance in Harrisburg and across major cities.
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Marrisburg
Schaefer
Pennsylvania
Lentiegee
Orien
Water dept warns delinquents face shutoff
City water department reports more than 80 patrons have not paid last quarter’s rates due October 1. Officials say service will be shut off in the coming days if the bills remain unpaid, making them delinquents.
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City Water Department
Utility delinquency penalties and shutoff operations announced
A 60 cent penalty will be added if payment is not made by the deadline. An outage crew began rounds yesterday and will continue until all arrears for the quarter are settled. Superintendent Younes cannot account for a high number of delinquents this quarter.
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Benean Ite
Younes
Mine accident victim sues railway hospital over injuries
Thomas Meron of Ravensdale filed a $25 000 damage suit against the Northern Pacific Railway Company and its surgeon alleging medical malpractice after a mine accident left his leg permanently stiffened.
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Thomas Meron
Ravensdale
Howepital
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Eurgeon
Highwayman Robs Stage Near Lake Creek in Spokane County
A masked bandit halted the Rockford to Bell Grove stage yesterday near Lake Creek in Spokane County, forcing the driver to stop and robbing the crew of 22 dollars after threatening with a knife. The thief fled into the Idaho line as authorities launch a search.
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Spokane
Rockford
71 Year-Old Leonard Found Guilty of Assault
The 71 year old Leonard, who shot and seriously wounded Samuel Orr last January, was found guilty yesterday of assault and battery. Superior Judge Bell sentenced him this morning to one year in the county jail.
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W. Tl. Leonard
Samuel Orr
Bell
Kakser Receives Illustrated Roman Art Book Gift
Oct 14 report says Kakser, via a special envoy, received a gift of an illustrated book on Roman art from the papal office.
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Persin
Mellen to resign from Northern Pacific. Mellen leaves
President C. B. Mellen of the Northern Pacific will depart St. Paul for New York City in October, giving up active supervision though not officially leaving until year’s end. Vice President Mannaford will handle day to day duties and an interim president will be chosen after the merger case appeal and stock release.
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ST. Paule Minn
C. 8. Mellen
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
New York City
Mellen
Ugoee
J. D. Parrell
Mellenah
Mannaford
Eyetem
United States Supreme Court
Developments Plans for Thompson River Site Near Kamloops
Wentworth K. Woods of Kamloops visits the city on business. He represents Montreal and New York and competes with the establishment of the matter, noting plans for improvements at a mill-like site near Kamloops to be developed with potential daily capacity and future expansion.
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Vane
Pinelter
Thompees
Kamilgope
Kam
Wentworth K. Woods
Kamloopalie
Montreal
New York
Ore wealth on Coal Hill and Python mines spurs development
Companies are erecting a building for ore treatment near Kamloops with a large copper and gold vein along the mountain. A section shows a foot of ore yielding 8 tons of gold per foot and copper in the remainder, with ore depths promising cheap processing. The Python mine is described as having greater high grade ore and substantial reserves, indicating substantial future production.
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Kamloupa
Wood
Coal Hill
Japanese bribery plot unfolds with arrests and bonds
Four Japanese men and two accomplices are arrested by federal officers after attempting to bribe inspectors to land three men and three women from the Northern Pacific liner Olympia. Imarizuma and Kasubara were held on $2,000 bonds. Duthierson’s hearing set for 4 p.m. A white man, Duthiefeap, carried a revolver.
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Imarizuma
Kiteu Kasubara
Imaisum
Olympia
Pasi Dithiefson
Martyn
F. Kariya
Jalil
Duthiefeap
Tacoma
Duthiernon
Inmatsuma
Kasahara
United States
Kiefer
United States District Court
Dithtetson
Robbery Hits Nome in Dusty Stolen Windfall
Two masked thieves robbed a Nome residence Tuesday taking dust and currency. Peter Kalfe reported a prior theft of $1,000 from his tent a few days earlier as investigators note ongoing crime concerns in the area.
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Ligne Paarey
Eoreek
St Hee
Peter Kalfe
Annual Meeting of the Christian Church in Session
Detroit Mich October opening session of the international missionary convention begins with about a thousand delegates and many lay visitors. The Christian Women's Board of Mission leads the opening exercises.
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Annual Meeting OF the
Christian Church
Detroit
Mich
International Missionary Convention of the Christian Cherches
America
Christian Women's Board of
Miastona
Annual address highlights a busy year for the board
The program centers on the annual address of board president Mrs N E Atkinson of Indiana. Reports from officers show a year of great activity and effort. An open session features W M Forrest of Calcutta who will discuss the China-Indian missionary work. The excerpt also notes a promotional line from N Brooks Co offering mens underwear.
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Mra. N. E. Atkinson
Indiana
W. M. Forrest
Calcutta
India
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