Ewart in Washington for Minnesota affairs and Oklahoma cases
Paul By Hwart, former Minnesota attorney general now deputy U S attorney general, visits Washington for a conference with Attorney General Wickersham and Secretary Ballinger. He has cleared up fraud cases in Oklahoma and moved about 10 000 acres of mineral lands. He avoids commitment on returning to Minnesota politics. Former Congressman McCleary also spends the winter in Washington pursuing tariff research and meets Hwart at the Willard.
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Paul By Hwart
United Ginter Attor
United States
Wickershium
Ballinger
Oklahoma
Hwart Tua
Hwart
Tate
Congress
Minnesota
Allen
McCleary
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Willard
PLAN TO AID N. W. SETTLERS REVISED
Director Newell of the reclamation service studies a plan to aid Northwest settlers after Attorney General Wickersham ruled against government entry into old work agreements. The change aims to credit settlers for labor already performed on irrigated lands and ease hardship on homesteaders.
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Washington
Newell
Reclamation Service
Ballinger
Interior Department
Ines
1 Wickersham
Mankato Man Buncoed on Missouri Pacific Ride
Louis Kernits of Mankato Minnesota, a wealthy farmer, was swindled out of 175 dollars on a Missouri Pacific passenger train on a trip from Oklahoma. He met two strangers during a game of engino who later fled with his pocketbook after a Saloon visit. He reported the loss to police.
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Louis Kermnits
Mankato
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Kemnita
Kamaits
Kemalis
Frank Smith
H. J. Leadbeater
Smif Smith
Leadbeater
Swandt
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Minnesota
Mace
Roosevelt Visits Gibraltar and Maples Begins Summer Journey
The article notes Mrs Theodore Roosevelt plans a summer excursion with three companions Bebel Archie and Quantin visiting Rome Receershead and other locations near Rome before returning for November events. It mentions her bail and references to Mrs Houiaevelt's sister and other family details amid a truncated OCR record.
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New York
Jne
Mra
Theodore Roosevelt
Mier
Gibraltar
Bebel
Archie
Aiea Carew
White Girl Courted Death: Love, Jealousy, and Death Probe
New York reports Elsie Sigel, daughter of General Franz Sigel, faced a deadly affair amid two Chinese suitors. Police reveal letters between Elsie and lovers William Leon and Chu Gain as possible motives and clues. Investigations continue as officials withhold many documents to protect others.
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New York
Elsie Sigel
William Leon
Clu Gain
Monty
Franz Sigel
Sbe
Polles Hye
Bigot
Binghao
Elsie
Leon
Bkaie
Mulberry Street
Chu Guin
William L. Leon
Willie
Abe
Chu
Lou
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Chu Gain
Tong
Square
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Chung Sing
Waa
Chittamén
Phranen
Starr Breaks Loose Again In Chicago July Item
Professor Frederick Starr of the University of Chicago critiques the status of women in the July Redbook article. He argues women have yet to achieve first class accomplishments in literature art or science and reflects on traditional roles and perceptions of women as “savages.” He questions whether women can ever reach equality with men in major fields.
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Chicago
Frederick Starr
University of Chicago
Judge Jaggard Goes Abroad on Carops Trip
Washington dispatch reports Judge Jaggard to join a delegation including Nelson and Clapp on an international mission to Karops. The group is assembled as part of a comparative law exchange under the American Bar Association.
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Washington
Nelson
Clapp
Karops
Regterd
The
American Bar of Bla
Lumber Trust Rumors Hover Over Gentlemen Agreement Evidence
Washington reports a year long hunt into the lumber industry heads and front men as government officials cite a possible general understanding behind price lists. Commissioner Herbert Knox Smith and investigators weigh proof tying leaders to a lumber trust though no names or firm links are disclosed.
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Washington
Herbert Knox Smmth
Bureau of Corporations
Nelson
Congress
Wrice
St. Louis
Frederick Weyerhaeuser
Edward , Hines
Ballinger Plans Westward Study of Irrigation Projects
Secretary of the Interior Richard A. Ballinger will spend the summer in the west studying government irrigation projects and the reclamation service. He aims to understand needs for extensions and new undertakings while reporting findings to the president. He notes nearly 950 million dollars already invested plus potential for more from land sales.
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Chicago
Richard A. Ballinger
Bat F
F. W. Upham
W. D. Hayward
Republican National Committee
Reclamation Service
Mrs Howard Gould Granted Separation and Alimony
Justice Dowling awards Mrs. Howard Gould a separation from her husband with alimony of 36000 dollars yearly. He notes evidence favored her and that alleged intoxication events stem from excitement after separation. A thirty day stay on execution is granted.
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New York
Dowloe
Howard Gould
al Itony
Dowling
Gould
May Lous Life For Kiss Mishap At Station
At Obarieoric station Mrs. Mary Antonio of California attempted a farewell kiss to her husband and thrust her head through a car window. She suffered neck injuries and an unexpected chest impact, authorities reported little else reliable.
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Pittsburg
Drainage Law Case Reaches High Court In North Dakota
Washington June 28. Landowners in Traill County North Dakota challenge state drainage laws. An appeal filed in M. E. Soliah W. H. Lyehe and J. O. Atampe against Traill County drainage commissioners seeks an injunction to prevent retraction of certain drain terms.
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Washington
Trafii County
North Dakota
States Supreme Court
M. EL Soliah
W. HM. Lyehe
J. 0. Ataupe
Traill County
Huntington Promoted to General Manager of Soo Line
George R. Huntington promoted to general manager effective July 1 for the Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie railroad. Directors authorize 2.5 million in refunding bonds to fund Duluth terminals, Minneapolis terminals, and track projects.
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Thomas Lowry
Wisconsin Central Road
Huntington
Soo Line
Minneapolis
Duluth
Brooten
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Superior
Michigan Streets
Soo
Camden Place
Fifth Avenue North
Fourteenth Avenue
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Northtown Junction
Pennington
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Boo Line
Disastrous North Dakota Storm Hits Eastern Counties
June 28 Grand Forks reports a violent storm with a funnel cloud from Devils Lake moving northeast. Wires were down and damage feared in Benson and Pembina counties. Hansboro and Devils Lake area report considerable damage to crops and hail heavy in the region.
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North Dakota
Leeds
Brinsmade
Benson County
Devils Lake
Grand Harbor
Hansboro
North Devils Lake
Hallng
Pembina
Mail clerks resist, but Devils Lake chosen for division HQ
Washington reports that 25 Grand Forks North Carolina railway mail clerks protests failed to halt the post office department decision to establish a new division with headquarters at Devils Lake to balance routes from St Paul to Glasgow. Clerks must move though some may remain in Grand Forks through a deadbelding plan.
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Grand Forks
N. C
Poat
Devils Lake
St Paul
Glasgow
Mont
Daily Mail
Murder mystery clears as jewelry tied to Eastman case
In Maryland the Edith May Woodhill murder case nears closure as jewels worn by the victim surface in a Baltimore pawn shop. Eastman described suspect, who obtained 200 dollars from rings and an Oriental pearl brooch. Separately, Emmit B. Roberts, once sought for the Woodill killing, died by suicide after resisting arrest at McDaniel Talbot county.
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Bt. Michaels, Md
Edith May Woodhill
Robert Huet
Eastman
Baltimore
Bagitimore
Michaels
Emmit B. Roberts
Edith May Thompson Woodill
Charles H. Thompson
Lyman J. 3Age
Willy
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Meyer
Meyer 3Rone
Crone
St. Michaels
Major Corporations Face 2 Percent Income Tax Proposal
New York June 25 Based on recent earnings reports thirty nine leading industrial corporations would contribute about five million dollars to government revenues under a proposed 2 percent tax on net incomes. Railroads would provide the largest share of the revenue under the plan.
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New York
Mrs Albert Pulitzer Dead In New York City
Mrs Albert Pulitzer wife of the noted journalist died at her home in New York City She was born in London thirty three years ago and married Mr Pulitzer in St Louis while visiting the United States One son Walter Pulitzer survives
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New York
Albert Pulitzer
Pulitzer
London
St. Louis
Walter Pilitzer
Twin City Markets Grain and Livestock Prices
Minneapolis and Duluth market notes list grain prices for wheat rye corn flax and barley with No. 4 northern wheat at 1.20 and No. 1 northern 38. cattle hogs and muttons reported at St Paul rail hub with hogs around 7.15 to 7.50 per hundredweight and cattle values shown.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Northern
Routh Et Paul
Bomb Explosion Wrecks Saloon in Chicago
A blast at Manning & Bowers saloon on State Street caused $25,000 in damage and injured two men. The June 36 event, part of a two year series, shattered windows at nearby department store and restaurant.
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Chicago
Manning & Bowers
State Street
Windows Inn
Storms Hit Norton County and Nebraska, Child Missing
A series of tornadoes swept western Norton county and southern Nebraska late this afternoon. A four year old child of Frank Gentry of Brunswick was blown from its mother's arms and not found by nightfall. Many residences were blown away.
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Kan
Norton County
Nebraska
Frank Gentry
Brunswick Reach
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