Northwest Notes on Bill Passage and Local Events
The house passed a bill extending the Une to May 16, 1007 allowing wairymen to make final residence on the Shoxhone reservation Wyorlee The Great Northern coach loads coal for ether supply. A $1,200,000 appropriation was approved for the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition in Seattle. A Chicago man was arrested for using malls to sell stock. A saloon quarrel in Fossil led to injuries. A federal building site was chosen in Denver. A hanging occurred in Oregon for a murder tied to a jealous husband. A deadly tree fell in Pacific county injuring workers of a luminir company. Various other local incidents and occurrences are noted across the region.
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Wyorlee
Seattle
Humphrey Fred M. Colvin
Chicago
Salida
David Boyce
Peter Peckinpaugh
Fossil
Wyouni Meekinpaugh
Boyce
Treasury Department
Federal
Denver
Stout
Champa
Henry Hose
Salon
Oregon
Madge Doyle
Portland
Hose
Holcomb
Wash
Pacific County
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Durge Cougar
Miles Ulate
Djijethenth Sangun
Mr Stover
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Calorade Springs
Wet
Davis
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Ot Boone
Lalifetet
Gale
Cavill Wire Aprietval Wet Ak Sheehan
Ian Teed
Wererra, Waui
Jaciled
Jie Wu County
Phaiy
Buryehied
Sloane Boy Acquitted In Slaughter Trial Sparks Outcry
Sidney Sloane, a 15 year old, was found not guilty by reason of insanity in the brutal murder of his father James F. Sloane. The five week Spokane trial drew anger and talk of tar and feathers for jurors as the defense argued early insanity. The verdict halted a sensational case that began with a night axe blow and a hidden crime scene. The judge ordered the boy sent to an insane asylum for confinement.
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Sidney Sloane
Janws F. Sloane
Spokane
Telus
Ti Ai Alley
Mieley
Sloane Eise
Tohn Hobertson
Work of Life Savers in Government Rescue Efforts
Washington reports highlight a year of lifesaving work by the government’s lifesaving service. The tally shows $12,266,000 in personal property saved nationwide, with 24 lives spared across 49 states. A focus on river rescue operations and exemplary crews is noted.
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Washington
Eads
Kimball
Sue Muller
Varland
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Rhe
Gato River
Nomee
Algetur
Costs More to Live in New Jersey Fire Policy Takes Effect
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered details about costs of living and an insurance or policy change in Trenton and nearby areas. The piece references fire safety, deregulation, and city actions, with unclear names and dates due to garbled source material. The exact entities and figures are not decipherable from the fragments.
Denver Fire Causes Two Hundred Thousand Dollar Loss
A blaze at Beventoontte and Curtis streets damaged the Weil building and threatened surrounding properties. The insured loss is estimated at 200000, with the upper floors housing a valuable law library destroyed and many volumes ruined. Fire officials say the origin remains undetermined as flames swept from the sixth to seventh floors.
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Kennet & Cranmer
Beventoontte
Curtis Streets
Christiane
Nee Whet
Wallin
Almak Hoon
Washington aims to boost American trade through samples
Washington representatives of the Bureau of Manufactures urge makers to apply for a varied line of sample goods. The samples include cotton yarns, piece goods, belts, braids, handkerchiefs, towels and laces manufactured domestically but intended for markets in China, Japan, India, Australia, Turkey, Egypt, South Africa and South America. Manufacturers, jobbers, and commercial organizations may request these samples to capture foreign markets.
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Washington
Orient
South America
Bureau of Manufactires
Department of Commerce
China
Japan
Kidii
Australia
Turkey
Rgypt
Africa
Manifavigners
Elrobiers of Commerce
Leiter's Auto Kills Boy in Christmas Day Tragedy
In Waaningin a 60 horsepower touring car owned by Joseph Leiter fatally struck Samel Weel on Christmas Day. Chauffeur Raymond was arrested as officers detained Leiter, Mrs Levin, and others at the Tenth precinct station. The group faced possible conveyance to the Leiter family residence amid the investigation.
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Waaningin
Joseph Leiter
Mr. Tatter
Raymond
Fn Abdey Ar
Philadelphia Man Expires an He Wishes Wite Merrly Garistmas
fragmented text describes a Philadelphia man’s death, misread phrases about Christmas wishes and strange references. unclear entities, garbled names, and scattered details impede a coherent summary.
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Philadelphia
Unclear OCR Narrative with Mixed Names and Phrases
The readable text blends names, places, and garbled terms, yielding no coherent event. It mentions individuals and possible locations in a jumbled sequence, without a discernible action, date, or outcome to summarize.
Roosevelt seeks congress authority to ship food to China famine
President Roosevelt issues a proclamation urging Americans to donate to relief efforts for famine stricken China. He says he will request Congress permission to use government transport vessels to carry flour and other foods, with contributions routed via the Armenian Red Cross or U.S. channels.
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Amk Congress
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
China
Congress
Ted Cross
Department State
Allan Keep
Washington, D.C
Thronore Roosevelt
Mineral production value soars in 1945 United States totals
The Geological Survey reports 1945 mineral output near two billion dollars with iron ore leading, coal and copper also contributing large values. Production figures cover tonnages and values for coal, iron ore, manganese, gold, silver, copper, lead, zinc, and petroleum, noting regional and annual increases and the broader economic impact.
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Waeljeton
Vale of Lun
Yale
Miner entombed fifteen days is rescued alive
Bakersfield, Cal let Hicks, a miner entombed fifteen days in a tunnel of Edison Electric Power Co seventeen miles northeast of the city, was rescued at midnight. Five fellow workers were buried under tons of earth. hope faded until a water pipe tapping signaled life and rescue. Hicks, a former soldier, survived under debris while his companions perished.
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Bakersfeld
Cal—J. RotHicks
Edison Electric Power Company
Dee 7
Hicks
Sofl
Ant
Goldfield Mines Close Down Amid Federal Order
Mines in the district halt operations aside from Mohawk and Haven Mannette sites as Judge Marrin issues injunction to prevent removal of high grade ore. U S deputy marshals named, armed guards to be used, guards to be replaced as enforcement steps begin. Local miners, Hayes Monnete and Francis Meehawk operations affected by court action.
Will of Senator Brown Divides Estate After Death
The will of former U S senator Arthur Brown, who died in Wilmington Delaware on December 12, leaves his estate to his children Max and Alice Brown with equal shares and forbids his former partner Mrs Bradley from any claim. The document, filed in the probate division, also states Brown did not acknowledge being father to Mrs Bradley’s children and excludes them from inheritance.
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Salt Lake
Anna MM. Bending
Arthur Brown
United States
Wrehliston
D.1
Bradley
Max
Alice Brown
Headley
Brown
Abyssinia King Menelik Relapse Reported
Home reports from a foreign source say Menelik the king of Abyssinia suffered a fresh attack of syncope. Anxiety centers on a council to appoint a queen regent and potential heirs. British French and Abyssinian representatives align on succession amid tensions.
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Menelik
Abyssinia
Han
Jieu
Kon
Michael
Pheaen
Ity
Great Britain
France
Washington Willand Pentivid Represents Viney In Gov Plan
Washington Willand Pentivid reports that representative George JD Viney has been informed by the State Department of a government plan tied to railway rates in Oklahoma. General W. C. Cromwell, cited by Governor Penny, denies a lengthy statement and notes changes in the remedial legislation affecting Choctaw and other tribes.
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George JD
Viney Hay
Hit Department
Bue
Eile
W. C. Cromwell
Peanie
Oklahom Wat
Trainese
Legielathon Fb
Legielathon Fb Owe Ita A
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Pork Smith & Woy
Captain Macklin Shot by Negro at Fort Reno
Captain Macklin of Company C Twentynny United States infantry was wounded by a masked Black assailant at Fort Reno Oklahoma. He is to face court martial for failing to prevent the Brownsville riots last August. The secretary of war ordered the trial for neglect of due diligence and maintaining order. Captain Macklin, about 30, is the son of a retired brigadier general.
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el Reno
Heart, Macklin
Twentynny
United States Infantry
Mackiin
Macklin
Genera
General Staff
Machin
Close Shave for Judge in Nebraska Courtroom Attack
A dramatic Friday incident in a Nebraska courthouse saw Judge Charles S. Cutting narrowly escape injury during an attempted assault. Frank F. Ellerheerk of Shir City wrestled a revolver from Hilorbrock as the assailant fired, the judge grappling the attacker into a radiator to prevent further harm. Deputies restrained Ellerheerk and the wounded assailant faced immediate custody amid a tense, escalating scene near the Grand River area. The disturbance followed months of unrest tied to activity around the Wheeler coal vein, with police and witnesses recounting a chaotic sequence across the New Cause Went neighbourhood and adjacent towns.
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Chicago
Charles S. Cutting
Orphite Court
Frank F. Ellerheerk
Shir City
Uutline
Hale
Eximinay Court
Chambers
Hilorbrock
Cutting
Ellertrock
Cape
Glenwood
Grand River
Mob Attacks Prisoner in Annapolis Riot
A violent mob abducted John Trood, a Brownsville felon held in Annapolis jail, dragging him into a street and stringing him up as masked men fired shots. Officials report a large, armed crowd swore to avenge crime, with several bystanders present but questionable reliability of witnesses. The incident followed local unrest tied to crime and punishment in the capital.
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Henry Unavin
Annapolia
Henry Chambers
John Trood
Hrownaville
Annapolis
Mat Kunin
Wil
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