Italian Suspects Held in Basement Lodging House Murder
Francisco Alvaro an Italian was arrested by City Detective Bianchi on a charge of complicity in the murder of Giuseppe Hereca tro in the basement of an Italian lodging house at 707 Dearborn. He is the fourth Italian now under arrest as Deputy Prosecutor Ellis filed Informations charging Francesco Arvaro his brother Giuseppe Arvaro Vincenzo La Rosa Giuseppe La Rosa and Giuseppe Mola with first degree murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco Alvaro
Bianchi
Guisseppe Herecatro
Dearborn
Ellis
Francisco Arvaro
Guisseppe Arvaro
Vincenzo la Rosa
Guiseppe la Rosa
Guisseppe Mola
Chanler Averts Suit as Cavalieri Seeks Fortune
New York reports Robert W. Chanler speeds to California while Mme Lina Cavalieri moves to collect the fortune he signed over before marriage. Her lawyers plan a strong suit to compel compliance, likely filed soon. Chanler may conceal himself from newsmen by painting landscapes.
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United Press
New York
Robert W. Chanler
California
Mme
Lina Cavalieri
Chanler
Cogger Employee Released After Inquest Findings
George Brown a former cogger employee in Jefferson county who was jailed as a suspect in rancher Cogger murder is cleared by Captain Tennant. Brown testifies he saw Cogger the day before Cogger disappeared and denies complicity while recounting Cogger’s intoxication. Police still seek the assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brown
Bryan Cogger
Jefferson County
Jackson St.tegrade
Tennant
Cogger
Brown
Cog
Farewell Letters Precede Portland Meat Cutter Suicide
Kalama reports George Hoggett a Portland meat cutter killed himself in a local saloon after leaving four farewell notes to friends. He handed the letters to the bartender for safekeeping before his death.
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Kalama
George Hoggett
Portland
Pooty
Chinese Agent Bowell Suspended Over Irregularities
J W Bowell son of Sir Mackenzie Bowell and Vancouver Chinese immigration controller was suspended by Sir Richard Cartwright for alleged irregularities connected to Chinese arrivals. The minister cited Bowell's reinstatement of interpreter Yipp On without department consultation as the reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
J. W. Bowell
Mackenzie Bowell
Trade and Commerce
Richard Cartwright
Bowell
Yipp On
Quakes Hit Globally Simultaneously, Seismograph Records
Father Odenbach of St Ignatius College in Cleveland notes a remarkable seismograph record showing two simultaneous earthquakes in different parts of the world. The United Press report cites the rare coincidence observed today.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Father Odenbach
St. Ignatius College
Jesse James Jr Sues for Divorce in Kansas City
Jesse James Jr son of the bandit files for divorce in circuit court alleging Stella James threatened him with a revolver in his office and searched his hotel room. They married January 1900 and separated a year ago they have four children he seeks $130 monthly alimony.
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Kansas City
Jesse James
Stella M. James
Striker Children Walk Out Of Springhill School
In Halifax on Sept 24 a new strike phase hits Cumberland Halfway and Coal Company mine at Springhill as striking families pull their children from classes. The pupils refuse to sit with strike breakers or workers' children and stay outside.
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Halifax
Cumberland Halfway & Coal Company
Springhill
Legal Fight Delays Restricted District on Tenth Avenue
L P Ingram seeks an injunction against Seattle and several firms to block a new restricted district on 10th Avenue between Hanford and Stevens. A temporary restraining order bars resort privileges until September 30 when the city must show cause. Ingram seeks $5,000 damages and asks the sheriff to demolish a 200 room building nearing completion.
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Hanford
Stevens Sts
L. P. Ingram
13Th Ave
S&s
City of Seattle
Hillside Improvement Co
Rex Investment Co
Seattle Brewing & Malting Co
J. N
Almira Leonhardt
Cannery Fire Destroys Plants in Nanaimo
Fire swept through Nanaimo herring canneries today, destroying three large balteries, badly damaging a fourth, and causing an estimated loss of $20,000. The blaze began this morning and firefighters fought to control it.
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Nanaimo
B. C
Pueblo Woman Elected Daughters of Veterans President
Atlantic City Sept 23 Mrs Annie Kelly of Pueblo was chosen president of the Daughters of Veterans at the grand session there today Frances Daven port of Lon Angeles was elected chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Atlantic City
Annie Kelly
Daughters of Veterans
Frances Daven
Port of Lon Angeles
Eloping priest in Spain kills himself in Lorca incident
Madrid report states Father Mevedo, a Capuchin college professor, killed himself after being overtaken in Lorca by the woman's uncle following rumors of an elopement. The incident occurred September 24.
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Madrid
Father Mevedo
Lorca
Just Politics Says Chief Wappenstein
Chief of Police Wappenstein of Seattle calls the Seattle dispatch a political play. He says turmoil stems from persons seeking to move the restricted district to property they own or control and asserts the police department is not involved in any graft system.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Wappenstein
Seattle
Wardal
Man Hit By Auto Injures George Wheeler in City
George Wheeler of 3805 Prospective Ave was struck near 46th Ave and EK Madson St yesterday. Driver Herbert Beebe of a Mac Dougall and Southwick delivery auto took him to Loughary Sanitarium. Eyewitnesses say injuries were unavoidable as Wheeler had stepped in front of the slow moving vehicle after alighting from a cable car.
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George Wheeler
Prospect Av
46Th Av
Madson St
Herbert Beebe
MacDougall & Southwick Company
Wheeler
Loughary
Padding Suspected In Pacific Coast Census Figures
Washington Sept 4 Dana Durand director of the census reveals investigation into inflated census counts for several Pacific coast cities. He warns against misrepresentation of figures and aims to ensure accuracy before public release, noting one city shows a decline due to padding a decade ago. The review is to continue for about two weeks.
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Washington
Dana Durand
Pacific Coast
Woman Pleads Not Guilty to Murder in Tacoma
Belle A. Johnson, mother of two, pleaded not guilty at arraignment for the murder of Frank R. Hauck. She says Hauck, a boarder at her home, threatened her life if she refused to elope, leading to her shooting him with a shotgun.
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Hauck
Johnson
Ida Hahnn
Beally
Brooklyn
Fitzgerald
Boston
May Carleton
Taylor Moderately Dry Candidate For Speaker
Howard Taylor of Eagle Gorge emerges as a King county favorite for speaker of the house. Seventeen King county members gathered at the Butler and backed Taylor while rivals Goss Ghent drift toward noncandidacy. Sims of Jefferson county talked with Taylor, boosting momentum for Taylor over Beach of Mason and Scott of Ritzville. Taylor, a moderate dry advocate with strong parliamentary style, contrasts with Meigs who balanced wet and dry positions last year.
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Howard Taylor
Eagle Gorge
King County
House of Representatives
Butler
Taylor
F. P. Goss
J. A. Ghent
Sims
Jefferson County
Beach
Mason County
Scott
Ritzville
Asher Hinds
Meigs
Yakima
Browne Hissed In Convention
In East St. Louis Illinois at the state democratic convention Lee O Neil Browne was hissed as he tried to speak after being named to the resolutions committee Browne identified himself when questioned but was not allowed to reply amid confusion over the listing of his name by the secretary and chair.
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East ST. Louis
Democratic Party
Illinois
Lee O'Neil Browne
Browne
Resolutions Committee
L. O. Browne
Objects to Hillman Autos on Street
Edward Brunner, manager of the dealer cafe at 107 yesterday appealed to police to remove an advertising covered Hillman auto that stood in front of his establishment for hours. The vehicle was gone before officers arrived.
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C. D. Hillman
Edward Brunner
Brunner
Hillman
Hillman Auto
Bottle finds farewell note from ferry No. 18 crew
A bottle with a farewell message from a Marquette Line ferry No. 18 crew member was recovered off Chicago. The note reads We died bravely Tell mother Jimmie.
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Chicago
Jimmie
Oddities Droll Auto Bull Duel In New Jersey Road
Public road near Branchville and Hamburg New Jersey hosts a clash between a 60 horsepower auto driven by Former Mayor Hopking Bravehville and a feared two horn bull. The auto wins after the bull charges and wrecks a barbed wire fence. auto sustains bent mud guard and damaged headlamp. The scene features a sensational chase and property damage.
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Iet
Branchville
Hamburg
N. J
Hopking
Bravehville
Hopkins
One-Term Presidents and Their Fates in Office
A compact survey of early presidents who did not win a second term. John Adams and John Quincy Adams faced defeats or nonrenomination. Martin Van Buren and James Polk did not secure second terms. Zachary Taylor, Millard Fillmore, Franklin Pierce, James Buchanan, Andrew Johnson, Rutherford B. Hayes, Chester A. Arthur, Benjamin Harrison all faced similar fates or renominating challenges amid turmoil, policy battles, or assassinations shaping their legacies.
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John Adams
Thos
Jefferson John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
Martin van Buren
Henry Harrison
W John ‘Ier
Harrison
Jas. Polk
Zach Taylor
Millard Pillmore
Taylor
Franklin Pierce
Insurgente
Jas
Benjamin Harrison
Cleveland
How I Shot Niagara's Man-Killing Whirlpool
A motorboat voyage ends in peril as the narrator fights through a series of massive waves and a deadly Devil's Hole. Struggles to steer, engine quits, and after heroic effort a rescuer on shore drags him to safety. He vows to cross the Atlantic in a motorboat.
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Rapida
Atlantic
Oregon Primary War Favors Insurgents
Reports from districts across Oregon show a light statewide primary vote with the insurgents likely to win portions of the state ticket while the old guard holds governor secretary of state treasurer and at least one congressman race. Multnomah County is pivotal with insurgent strength. 74,067 Republicans total, 28,397 in Multnomah, and 25,148 Democrats statewide, 5,201 in Multnomah.
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United Press
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Old Guard
Ths
Multnomah County
Mulnomah
Burke Missing in Santa Rosa Dynamite Case
Dr. Willard P. Burke, accused of dynamiting a tent where Lu etta Smith slept last February, cannot be found at his sanitarium. District Attorney Lea would not commit to prosecutions, while focus shifts to locating Marian Derrigg who allegedly funded Smith’s passage to Japan. Smith, not under arrest, remains at Sheriff Ramsey’s home near Santa Loma.
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Santa Rosa
Cal
Willard P. Burke
Luetta Smith
Mise Smith
Leala
Marian Derrigg
Miss Smith
Japan
The Young Mother and the Fat Hog
A short moral tale contrasts a young mother dying from treatable consumption with a county’s need to support prevention over institutions. It also notes a hog cholera case prompting swift government aid, illustrating life-saving public action. The piece critiques misplaced priorities and emphasizes prevention and animal health response.
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State Board of Health
Tam
Christian
Board of Supervisors
Heeldes
Wilson
States Agriculture Department
Delegates Named for Non-Partisan Judiciary Convention
Delegates will be chosen this afternoon at 4 in the Henry building assembly room for the non partisan judiciary convention in Tacoma. Attendees must sign a pledge to abide by convention determinations. The league has completed preliminary work and will hold headquarters at the Tacoma hotel during the convention.
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Henry Building
Judiciary
Tacoma
League
Germania
Auto parade tragedy claims five in New Orleans
In New Orleans on September 24 a parade motor car plunged into a canal killing three chorus girls from the Moulin Rouge company, Thomas Butler owner of the machine, and Joseph Freedman the perfumery salesman. An unidentified man was also reported dead as the vehicle turned turtle near a downtown cafe at about five o clock. Police sought to recover the bodies.
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New Orleans
Queen of the Moulin Rouge Company
Thomas Butler
Jos. Freedman
Girl Slain. Police Seek Parker as Suspect in San Francisco
Police in San Francisco search for Paul P. Parker tied to a missing girl known as Swan girl. Detectives probe a phone call and believe Parker was her close friend while another caller's identity remains sought. A nearby Eurekast house yields a trunk with supposed blood stains later deemed paint by a chemist, prompting a second review. Dr. Grant and nurse Miss Messersmith were detained during a dawn search as detectives question them for further evidence.
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San Francisco
Paul P. Parker
Grant
Sandhs
Gordon
Dr. Grant
Miss Messersmith
Eureka House
Detinue
Dr. Ghent
Miss Messerschmidt
Sailors Assaulted in San Francisco Robbery Case
United Press reports two sailors, William Sahigran and Kenneth, were attacked by unknown thugs in San Francisco early today. Sahigran was robbed and left for dead, but rescued by a watchman. Kenneth was held near Market Street for a $250 ransom before police intervened.
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United Pres
San Francisco
William Sahigran
Kenneth
Open Air Meeting Set for Ballard Tonight
An outdoor gathering is planned at Ballard tonight near Vernon Place with several good speakers expected to address the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
and Vernon Place
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Tke
Devil's Hole
Claus P. Larsen
DR. Burke
Fy United Prensa
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Ed D. Hardigcom
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Franklin
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Spokane
My United Press
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Foley
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Wis
Hartell
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