Robertson Wins Locomobile in Dramatic Park Way Race
In Love Ward October 24 crowds watched as Robertson in a Locomobile surged from a late lead to triumph by two minutes over Lytle in an Isotta in the Park Way race. The finish sparked wild scenes as spectators surged onto the track while judges halted the event.
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Budde
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America
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Tragic double murder suicide follows divorce filing
John A. Pothurst, enraged by a divorce complaint served today, killed his wife Kathleen and their infant daughter on Battery Street, shot at his son, and then killed himself. Spectators witnessed the tragedy as Pothurst fired five shots, all hitting human targets, before collapsing.
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Clark
Pacific Hospital
WREATHS FOR THE LIVING CONTEST VOTES SHAPING UP
The Star announces the Wreaths for the Living contest will close Monday with twelve honorees chosen for their good deeds. Votes cast before noon count. post noon ballots are excluded. Rainier Valley proposes W R Crawford and H J Steinhausen amid several responses alongside a note praising a female cook and homemaker among the entries. The standings show Jacob Furth 187, John L Sutherland 167, Frank McDermott 132, John F Miller 126, W H Moore 75, with others far behind.
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Rat Valley
W. R. Crawford
H. J. Steinhausen
Jacob Furth
John L. W. Sutherland
Frank McDermott
John F. Miller
W. H. Moore
J. A. Agnew
BE. Macy
John Dr. M. A. Matthews
John
John Cort
W. HH
A. L. Cohen
Edward Clayson, Sr
A. J. Methen
C.D. Hilliman
Chores C Richards Seeks Heavy Damages Over Health Closure
The owner of the charcoal Eilne alleges heavy damages after the health department closed the business for removal of discovered hazards. Magee represents Richards as he pushes back against the shutdown and seeks restitution.
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Health Department
Magee
Local tennis tourney reports female champion and upset
Measitation, Qet 24 Med Katherine Harley of ren River won the national ham for women on Sky ha ink today The score at the round of the week s tourney Mrs M Pothemus of yh stood eff up five to play.
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Qet
Katherine Harley
Ren River
Sky Hae Inks
M. Pothemus
Trains Run Three Days Late from Washouts
Owing to washouts in Eastern Colorado and Western Kansas Santa Fe transcontinental trains are running 72 hours late. Overland No. 1, due Wednesday, will reach Los Angeles this evening after a Chicago to coast journey of seven days. Following trains already arrived were sent back to Central Kansas and the Missouri Pacific to La Junta. No. 1 was blocked between washouts and could not switch lines.
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Overthrow Plan Outlined by Southern California Group
Representatives in Los Angeles outlined a scheme to overthrow Austria and establish a Slav empire, aiming to remove Austria from the map of Europe. The group, described as 100 brave in Southern California, established headquarters in Los Angeles to coordinate their plan.
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Charge Companions Of Auto Ride With Theft
Mrs Agnes Howard and Miss Helen Buroe were arrested on suspicion of robbing miners J F Portfors and M E Swarts of over 800 in gold after an auto ride to Georgetown and return to the Hotel Brunswick. $200 in gold was found hidden in a Brunswick room. no charges yet filed. Portfers and Swarts are held as witnesses.
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Helen Buroe
Claude G. Bannick
William Peterson
Jeff McClurge
Brunswick
First Av
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J. F. Portfore
M. EB. Swarts
Portfors
Swartz
Polce
Georgetown
Howard
Swarts
Bannick
Searchers Convinced Men Dead in Canyon Near Hot Springs
A search party of 30 men hunts a canyon near Green River Hot Springs for Fred Kloeber and Julius Kumle, believed dead after a Monday hunting trip during a blizzard. The pair likely perished in the canyon amid deep snow while trying to reach shelter. Kumle, about 45, was a former Spokane hotel head cook and a friend of J R Harris, who notes their frequent hunting trips with Kloeber.
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Kloeber
Julius Kumle
Aince
Atera
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Kumle
Kloober
Hot Springs
J. R. Harris
Cooks’ and Assistants’ Union
Fred Kloeber
Spokane
Search for Husband Ends at the Morgue
After three weeks on the dissecting table at the University of Chicago medical college morgue the body of a Fresno man is identified as John Warren. A woman claiming to be his wife arrived to confirm the find as she had searched for years. The man died in a charitable hospital. At Black Diamond Frank R Sayre Ralph Pierce Hannan and M J Carrigan speak for the Republican county committee.
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Wil Mame
Pothurst
Moore Theatre
Union Savings Trust Company
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Chicago
Medical College of the University of Chicago
John Warren
Fresno
Black Diamond
Frank R. Sayre
Ralph Pierce
Hannan
M. J. Carrigan
Republican County Committee
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