Northwest Notes on Nevada Senate Candidate and Local Events
A garbled long article mentions Larry Sullivan as a potential Nevada US Senate candidate. It reports on multiple 1910s style incidents including a murder in Nevis, a coach wreck in Montana, a dynamite explosion in Wyoming, and public health notes about diphtheria in Yerington Nevada. It also references local industry, mill operations, and community notices with various names and places such as Walla Walla, Helena, Reno, and Upton yards.
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Larry Sullivan
United States
Nevada
Snator Franck
Fremont Cobb
Jack Ward
Hopute
Louis Hiwath
Walla Walla
Roosevelt answers union demand on justice for Moyer and Haywood
In a Sunday letter to the Central Federated union President Roosevelt pledges to aid any federal action if evidence shows injustice to Moyer and Haywood. The reply follows a union committee meeting with John Heney and Coakley asserting support for the President's stance. A copy of the letter was sent to courts for Moyer and Haywood.
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New York
Central Federated Union
Roosevelt
Union Coumbine
Nil
Lim
Coakley
Ecommittee
Courte
Moyer and Huywoutt
Socialist Parade in New York Demands Moyer Haywood Pettibone
About 26,000 marchers from the Socialist party and labor groups paraded through the upper and lower East Sides in a peaceful demonstration showing sympathy for Western Federation of Miners leaders Moyer Haywood and Pettibone. The rally culminated at Grand Central Place with a large union meeting, a fife and drum corps, red flags, and a hissed response to President Roosevelt.
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New York
Upper
Lower East Side
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Western Federation of Minors
Grand Central Place
Morris Milquist
President Roosevelt
Hiss
Body of Marvin Boy Found Near Kittshammock Farm
The body of Marvin Horace Marvin a boy who disappeared from his father’s farm at Kittshammock near Dover Delaware was found Saturday afternoon in a frozen marsh. A theory suggests the child was murdered and placed in the marsh with the remains buried and cleared weeks ago.
Germany Alone in the Far East and Britain’s Diplomatic Maneuver
Reported talks in Tokyo and London show Britain, Russia, and France seeking to isolate Germany by aligning with Japan over Indo China Siam and Korea. A broader alliance web affects Europe, with potential shifts in Asia and near-term peace arrangements preserving the status quo amid rising powers.
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Japan
Far East
Tokio
Indo-China
Siam
Korea
China
Russia
Mrs Roosevelts Close Call Aboard Sylph Yacht
Washington Sire reports Mrs Roosevelt narrowly escaped a serious accident when the yacht Sylph nearly collided with a tug boat near Washington. The shock sent several passengers, including Mrs Clifford Tuebardion of New York and Mrs Bacon, to the deck as others stayed with her through the incident.
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Washington
Toospynk
Adie
Sylph
Amber Brat
Fay Pole
Roone
Clifford Tuebardion
New York
Bacon
Wip
Tea Statuat Pucretary of State
Nene W Hate
May Cut Wheat Crop
Across northern Minnesota, North Dakota, and Manitoba and parts of South Dakota seeding is delayed by April weather. Snowstorms in North Dakota deter work, reducing overall acreage and raising concern among farmers. If seeding advances by early week, growers expect no major crop loss.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
North Dakota
Manitoba
South Dakota
Ithuy
Sou Dakota
Weather and crop outlook amid exaggerated damage reports
Observers in Minnesota and the Dakotas note spring seeding delays but assess damage claims as inflated. Reports from Washington to Chicago indicate warmer trends may boost grain and wheat prospects, with planting advancing in the near term. A Chicago-based observer cites brighter prospects for crops ahead of September harvest.
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Minnesota
Washington
Chiesa
United States
Socialist convention targets Roosevelt and dismisses undesirables
In Topeka a Socialist party convention attacked President Roosevelt as undesired elements were labeled. The event highlighted dissent within the party while unrelated reports noted General Joseph K. Hudson's death at 87, his WWI service, and other flood era news including a freight train incident near Crale with wreckage.
Determined Effort of Four Physicians to Commit Buleide
El Paso Texas reports a dramatic attempted suicide by T Wilson, a prominent local physician born in Virginia, who used a weapon to open his own airway and die by self-inflicted wounds within Mt healthi tor, as authorities deem his case hopeless and ongoing.
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Buleide
el Paso
Tex
Mt Healthi Tor
T. T. Wilson
Wee
Virgina
Thie Place
Operation in New York First Kind in United States
Surgeons at St Geegard's hospital in New York performed a pioneering operation on Peter Loparl of Hrodglyn. They replaced a portion of the left forearm bone with a graft, describing it as the first of its kind in the United States. The patient survived and the family reported the home incident led to a dramatic save, with two children waking during the event.
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New York
United States
Sealed Verdicts in Two Trials Reported in Wilkes-Barre and Munich
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania a sealed verdict opened Monday found four defendants guilty and two acquitted on charges related to the Black Hand, with a central figure convicted of attempting to secure money through criminal means. Separately in Munich a major trial concluded with multiple forgery cases and a dramatic verdict tied to a series of indictments and adjusted sentences.
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Wilkenbarre
Ullty
Black Hand Society
Five Hundred Men Fight for Fi in west Washington
Five hundred men are reported fighting near Maple Falls in Whalen County Washington as winds shift. Dispatches say the force remains engaged while rescue and relief efforts coordinate with local authorities.
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Hellingoain
Maple Falls
Whalen
Ay Fyol
Drumhead Court Martial Sentences Tallied Across Regions
Petersburg reports show 1,114 executions and 710 other condemnations under drumhead court martial law, with 39 executions since March 5 despite Stolypin’s suspension. Baltic provinces led with 326 executions, followed by Poland 212 and the Caucasus 103, while governor-general confirmation limited returns. The law’s abolition bill faces discussion in the upper house on May 15.
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Statietes
Preminr Stolypin
Baltic
Poland
Caucasus
St. Petersburg
Tower House
Drumhead Court
No Third Term for Roosevelt in 1940
Washington authority reports President Roosevelt will not seek re nomination for a second term. The Chicago dispatch notes he will publicly declare he refuses renomination under any condition, emphasizing the two term limit as a matter of substance over form and signaling he will not run in the next year’s presidential race.
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Chicago
Tribune
Washington
D. C
Roosevelt
Waiting for Translation Great Falla Believers Await End
A. W. Stanton, a leading stockman, sells all property for 160 dollars and moves to a rented house in the city awaiting the end. He leads eight followers who similarly relinquished possessions as they await their translation to heaven within ten days.
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Falla
Lewood
A. W. Stanton
Thin City
Tie
Etix
Stanton
Magazine Explosion Devastates Canton Neighborhoods
Hongkong reports a gunpowder magazine blast in Canton Friday evening causing vast destruction. Twenty one bodies recovered, hundreds injured, fifteen buildings razed, over 100 wrecked, a 201 foot section of the city wall collapsed, and the nine story pagoda damaged. An officer among the dead held a pipe, suggesting foul play as a possible cause.
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Hongkong
Canton
Audacious Hold Up at Onyx Bank Saloon in East Lake City
Three masked men robbed the Onyx Bank Saloon in crowded streets Thursday evening. They assaulted proprietor James McTernay and cash keeper Thomas Needham, taking about $1,000 in cash and jewelry before fleeing.
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East Lake City
Onyx Bank
James McTernay
Thomas Needham
James Muler
Janes Burke
Found Whole Family Dead in Jersey City Home
New York reports William Cronin, his wife, and two heirs died from inhaling illuminating gas in their top floor home. A messenger from the tannery, sent after no duty report, forced entry when no signs of life or gas odor were found, discovering the family all dead.
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New York
William Cronin
Jersey City
Crouse
Meanenger
President Roosevelt Urges Duty to War or Peace
In a Washington address at the unveiling of General George Washington statue, President Roosevelt condemns weakness and argues that true peace requires strength. He warns that a man who seeks only war or only peace harms the country and calls for actions that secure justice and stability.
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Rooncrete
George
Army of the Potomac
Minister Elopes With Warp New York
Minister Jeremo Coube and Mrs Pleein Whaley sparked headlines as they eloped from Hempstead Long Island. Whaley, claiming hardship, insisted she would not retire from ministry while awaiting support from her late father. Friends say the pastor’s departure follows a three year marriage and a complex trolley car incident.
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Te Fonabie
Eplecwal Chin
Hempetend
Jeremo Coube
Mies
Whaley
Lear
Mfp
Cooke
Moe Cooke
Suc Tay
Sion
Tariff clash and political turmoil ripple through New York
The report outlines a push for a tariff adjustment and a treaty framework involving President Roosevelt, France, and other belligerents to modify commercial relations. A commerce chamber meeting adopted a resolution on foreign expert services and regulations, with costs noted at 2500 dollars per year. Also covered are a deputy marshal's testimony in a federal case against Frank Morgan, a Mexico earthquake–fleeing refugees scene near Omaha, and a manslaughter verdict involving Anna Loulee De Massy and Gustav Bimon, with De Massy convicted and Bimon not present at his arraignment.
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Eon
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Doalgort
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Gustav Bimon
Adler
de Massy
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