Boy Seizes Rifle and Kills Drunken Father in Defense
Great Palla Mont Elmer Kivinen, age unclear, shot and killed his father Wall Kivinen at a plonkop in this county after the father threatened violence while drunk. The boy, who claimed self defense and defense of his mother and sister, was jailed for further investigation following a farmer's inquest. The family reports prior threats. neighbors called the father dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palla
Mont—-Elmer Kivinen
Wall Kivinen
Plonkop
Hoy
Hin. Eimer
Marines Mutiny at Kasaim Barracks Near Embassy
Mutinous marines at Kasaim barracks behind the American embassy refused to embark for distribution to the columns. They resisted exile from the capital, resisted orders, and were placated after surrendering. Generals Behethet and Schefket led efforts to calm the insurrection and move toward trial, while authorities pursued accountability for the leaders and the mutiny’s upheaval in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kasaim
Vallows Porte
Schefket
Ferina
Behethet
Cour
Suga Trust Prosecution to Be Brought by Government
New York reports that federal prosecutions will follow disclosures against the American Sugar Refining company. Henry Stimson, acting special attorney, says the case will target individuals behind the corporation and will proceed once testimony is ready. The company faces already imposed penalties totaling 124,000 dollars and back duties of 2,140,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Sugar Refining Company
Henry Stimson
Stinson
United States
Wise
Roosevelt Ambition Realized Lions Bagged in May Hills
Nairobi dispatch reports ex President Roosevelt and son Kermit bagging four lions in May Hills during a first safari. Roosevelt's party celebrated with 200 native followers as Selous and English hunters pursue lion extinction plans. Lions were reportedly killed Friday and Saturday, with first shots delivering the quarry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nairobi
British East Africa
Roosevelt
Mayhills
Kermit
W. W. Selous
Sailors From Japanese Training Squadron Visit Golden Gate Park
Six hundred sailors and about 100 officers and cadets of the Japanese training squadron, arrived May 1, were entertained in Golden Gate Park. The group toured by automobile and streetcar, attended a band concert at the pavilion, and were praised by thousands of San Franciscans gathering to view the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Poteet
Admiral Swinburne
Atam
Munte Pavilion
Ite Brown
Uni
Howrs
Armenian Atrocity Report From Adana Amid War Turmoil
An English nurse caring for Armenian war victims in Adana reports 100 wounded in a city hospital, many women, with an average four wounds each. Armenian refugees lack bedding clothing and food as Turkish forces burn farms and mutilate residents. Bodies litter fields and rivers carry corpses from surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adana
Adass
Hameless
Mise Wallace
Mersina
Turkey
Britain Faces Large Budget Deficit In Lloyd George Budget
London reports a deficit nearing 89 million dollars prompting Chancellor Lloyd George to outline a budget in the House of Commons. He notes naval and old age pension costs drive the shortfall and signals sizable naval spending increases next year due to Europe’s unsettled state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
David Lloyd George
Lioyé George
Europe
Terrible tragedy in Montana kills wife children then dies
In Butte and at a ranch near Ada, Montana, inventor Kirachwing killed his wife and two children and then died by suicide. He had escaped from Warm Springs and suffered an earlier breakdown linked to a disputed patent claim. He was not previously known as violent.
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Butte, Mont
Wirsenwing
Butte
Ada
Warm Springs
Tral
Warbington
Lisword Land Company
Nus
Joan Eos Butte
Ortvis
Inorg Gariom
Helwea
Movaus M
Joe Barees
Campbreif
Wester
Albany Deavar
Auditorium Hotel
Selkirk
Laramie
Unies Pacific Railroad
Unie Pacifia
Jake Watkins
Ash River
Aser Rockport
Washlandie Head
D. C. Corkis
Spokane
Spokame
Hall Creek
Duncan River
Hriven Jumbia
Lela
Bank official Parkhurst found guilty of embezzlement
Geattie Banker Convicted and Parkhurst, ex Pint and Mehler of First National Bank, judged guilty by a federal jury for embezzling about fifty thousand dollars. Evidence included balances and witnesses from San Francisco Chicago and New York Bank offices. Prohibition politics referenced in unrelated interview remarks.
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Beare
Parkhurst
Anpint and Mehler
Firat Nathanal Bank
Charest
Balan i
San Francisco
Chicago
York
Thome Cliles
Parkhorel
Crazed Collegian Kills Woman Then Takes Own Life
Porter Smith of Chicago, a Dartmond College graduate, fatally shot Helen Ayer Marden, a Smith College senior, in Northampton Massachusetts on Thursday and then killed himself. Marden, daughter of Frank Marden of Bougerville, had broken their engagement and refused renewal. Smith had long pursued Marden, pressing for attention until she shunned him.
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Northampton
Mass
Karagen
I. Porter Smith
Chicago
Dartmond College
Mies Helen Ayer Marden
Smith College
Miss Marden
Haskell Indicted Again in Oklahoma Land Irregularities
Washington reports the attorney general instructed U S district attorney in Tulsa to seek a new grand jury and press indictments against Governor Haskell and others over land irregularities, with a vigorous prosecution planned.
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Washington
Haskell
Oklahoma
United States
Tulsa
Vessel Quilt By Mud son Yeare Age Reproduced
Ameterdan progress shows the ship Halve Maan near completion at the vavy yard. Neuther lands send a token of friendship for America. The vessel is to feature in the naval parade associated with the Fulton celebration.
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Ameterdan
Wade
Maan
Vavy
Neutherlands
America
Hudeomemaurlee
PremInRTOn: Wounded Officer Linked to City Hall Shooting
Police investigate a shooting at the Portoweith street tank incident. Wounded PF Warnord tied to the case as a teller, with Mrs A Martin formerly Nan Pate brought into custody. Witnesses say the wounded man was ferried to Emergency Hospital where Kare inde and three others prepared to assist.
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Preminrton
Ton Palice
PF Warnord
Teller
Mra A. Martin
Nan Pate Tornon
Martio
Ruben Biy
Paling
Kare
Destructive Tornadoes Ravage Southern States
A large tornado carved a path from the north to the south, killing dozens and injuring many across Tennessee Alabama Arkansas and Mississippi. Destruction hit towns like Fraghite Hillabero Centerville Huntsville Danville and Jackson with collapsing houses churches and farms. The Netherlands saw royal birth amid political significance while Constantinople witnessed a display of democratic sentiment for the new ruler.
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Fraghite
Hillabero
Centerville
Pulaski
Cumberland Valley
Smell
Edeherer
Charleston
Hiawassee
Cuba
Gilestown
Memphis
Horn Lake
Miss
Arkansans
Mammoth Springs
Arkansas
Huntsville
Danville
Ala
Hartsell
Jackson
Young
Prankl
Hendriane
James Jackson
Montgomery County
Deposed Castro awaits wife in Paris amid world turmoil
The report sketches a chaotic world with multiple disasters and political shocks. Cipriano Castro waits in Paris for his wife from the West Indies. a factory tragedy in Reynolds Pennsylvania kills four. be Headline items note trials, stabbings, a Met Opera director’s death, a German crop report, a submarine note, and various political votes and legal actions across several locales.
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Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Paris
West Indies
Potts Powder Company
Reynolds
Beech Hargis
Irvine
Adame
Hargin
Horns Leake
Memphis
Talequah
Otle
Sofia Taxter
Peter Bealsh
Henrich Conreid
Metropolitan Opera
New York
Merun
Austria
Isa
Focast Maplen
Modesta Fusates
Pedro Secundina
Toluca
Texas
Tipperarine
Tedians
Jefferson
Marlin
Washington
New York American
Ira
John D. Rockefeller
Anna Fry
Sos Angeles
Fred
Charles K. Shu
Thin Country
Massachettts
Shu
Seattle
Wash
Haleven
Naples
Hallas
Scorpion
Daves Warreo Palchanka
Urents
Turbulent Times Cap City and Far Western Turmoil
A jumble of names and events reports fires, floods, crimes, mining deals, and labor unrest across multiple western towns. Mentions Spokane, Albany, Reno, Helwea, Laramie, and Vancouver areas with incidents of arson, robbery, duels, mine options, and court battles amid economic shifts and infrastructure projects.
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Diegruntied
Chieaty
Sanbert Dnie Beet
Dri
Mapleline
Eureka
Hall River Valley
Smitty
Manhel
Heriole
Panama
Amador
Brett Breswleu
Republic of
Putatiod
Manuel Apidos
Colombia
Ponaie
Carte
Suga Trust
Bowles
Lions
Griller
Montana
Geattie Banker
Gaye Chafin
Ealt Lake Oyr
Euwene W. Chafin
Provident
Tekat
Chafin
Arisaries
Florida
Posas
Great Lakes
Wilhelmina
Netherlands
Holland
Tome
Constantinople
Staophin
Hienay
Bteophin
Abdul Hamid
Adolph
Morm
Southern
Illinois
Bvanaville
Ing
Illnois
Willam
Arner
Texas City
Fil
Overton
Daniel Stal ‘Nus
Carlisle
Gvertona
Wasson
Jess
Mason
Ously
Babe
Oog
Facinites
Coutte
Confederae Memorial
Atlanta
Velardina
Mexico
Aperis
West
Joseph Alle
United Dies O Mone
Arisoma
Ricas de Tonto J. Villares
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