Mexican Officer Killed in Cross-Border Gunfight at El Paso
A Mexican army officer opened fire on U S customs and immigration inspectors at the Juarez border crossing. T F Jonah and Thomas N Heffrin fired back, killing the officer as about 1 000 Mexicans gathered on the Mexican side. Thirteenth cavalry deployed to the bridge and General Hugh L Scott ordered troops on alert for possible moves from Fort Bliss to El Paso.
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FA Paso
Texas
Acosta
Sala Sare
Juarez
Stantoo Street International
Eringo
United States Customs
T. F. Jonah
Thomas N. Heffrin
Helrin
Acosta Grat
Jonah
Thirteenth Cavalry
Hugh L. Scott
United States
el Paso
Fort Bliss
Convicted Caminetti Seeks Reversal Of Mann Act Verdict
Drew Cammett insists he will escape punishment under the Mann white slave law. He and Maury Diggs were convicted in federal court and Cammett predicts an reversal in the United States court of appeals. Juror William A. Helster, who helped convict Caminetti, now says he regrets voting to convict.
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San Francisco
F. Drew Cammett
Maury I. Diggs
United States District Court
United States Court of Appeals
William A. Helster
Caminetti
Homeless Put Up In Hot Springs After Fire
Two militia companies patrol the burned eastern Hot Springs district while a citizens committee plans relief and rehabilitation. All fire victims from Friday night have been housed temporarily and their immediate needs met.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Citizens’ Committee
Muncie Doctor Dies on Eve of Wedding in Terre Haute Hotel
Dr. R. M. Van Cleave of Muncie was found dead in a Terre Haute hotel room late Sunday after a visit with fiancée Misa Lillian Browman of Marshall Illinois, to whom he was to be married at noon. No self harm signs noted. coroner F. Lt. Jett ordered an autopsy.
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Terre Haute
Inde
R. M. Vancleave
Muncie
Misa Lillian Browman
Marshall
Ben
F. Lt
Jett
Big Alimony Award In Lemp Divorce Case
Louis A recept fled in circuit court Friday admitting payment by William J Lemp brewer of 100000 alimony to Mrs Millan Handlan Lemp. Mrs Lemp sued for divorce five years ago and lower court awarded alimony of 6000 a year. She appealed to the supreme court which increased the payment to 109000 in arrears and ongoing.
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Louis
Eircuit
Wiliam J. Lemp
Brewer
Millan Handlan Lemp
Lemp
Supreme Court
Rose
County hospital faces lack of beds and poor care for indigent patients
County Agent Moor reports that Cook County Hospital, with a capacity of 1,900, runs full frequently. The indigent patients and their families struggle for admission and basic attention as officials acknowledge limited rem for the needy.
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Cook County Hospital
Moor
Tw Hospital
Hazardous Materials Shipments to Mines Reported
A Washington report notes plans to move hazardous materials and explosives to a mine site, with authorities considering safety and regulatory approvals for the operation and potential risks to workers.
Labor Leader Dies in New York and Akron Drowning Tragedy
Labor leader John Archibald, known as Inter Tender, died at home in Brome at age 40. He formerly presided over the Brotherhood of Lee craters ail Malnterne of Americom. Two others, Mast-Mise Ada Feln, Mazel Crumématl, and 21, of Akron, were drowned in Quarter Mile and Sumilay near Sumilay.
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New Yorke
John & Archibald
Inter
Stonehew, Mast—Mise Ada Feln- Mazel
Crumématl
Sind 21
Akron
Obie
Quarter Mile
Sumilay
Montana Wool Output Behind Last Year Causes Market Reassurance
Montana wool production for the period trails the prior year by a modest margin. Industry analysts note supply remains ample, with prices steady as buyers monitor seasonal factors and regional climate impacts affecting fleece yields across ranch operations.
Caminetti Convicted on One Count in Mann Act Case
San Francisco Farley Drew Caminetti, son of the immigration commissioner general, was found guilty on one count of violating the Mann Act. The jury deliberated three hours over eight ballots, with ten to two for conviction initially and two holdouts agreeing to a partial verdict.
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San Francisco
Farley Drew Caminett
Commissioner General of Immigration
Convicti
Fire in Hot Springs Destroys Large Section
A blaze in a Negro cabin at 3 20 p m Friday near West Mountain in Hot Springs Ark burned into a smoldering mass by midnight. The fire swept along a stretch more than a mile long and seven to ten blocks wide in the eastern city area. Estimated monetary loss stands around ten million dollars.
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Hot Springs
Ark
West Mountain
Contempt Charge Holds Good In Federal Case
In San Francisco judge Maurice T. Dooling ordered a $2000 fine against Western Fuel company and imprisonment for secretary David C. Norcross for contempt after the firm refused to produce books before the federal grand jury examining alleged customs weighing frauds. The Boy Scouts to Be Self Supporting. New York the Boy Scouts of America will seek self support. The national council executive committee announces a plan to charge scouts 1 cent a year beginning October 1 for self support.
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San Francisco
Maurice T. Dooling
United States District Court
Western Fuel Company
David C. Norcross
Federal Grand Jury
Boy Scouts
New York
Boy Scouts of America
National Council
Kramer Breaks Wrist In Race Incident
Unclear report describes a wrist injury involving Kramer and several others amid a racing event near New York. The fragment mentions White Crane Rie and Kinadé Grange, with police and workers noted as involved in a disruption or forced labor incident. Details are severely damaged and incomplete.
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New York
Frank
Kramer
Whcko
Hit Homme
Kinadé Grange
N. 2
Dry excavation on big canal now progressing
A revised Panama Canal plan advances excavation by ten days with large dredges and an army of workers to clear Culebra Cut and along the route. By October 6 water will be let into the Gatun channel as Gamboa dike is exploded, leaving only the removable Miraflores barrier.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Great Waterway
Culebra
Nine Mile
Gamboa Dike
Pedro Miguel
Gatun Lake
Gatun
Pacific
Miraflores
Short Over $100000 Bank Shortage Reported in Port Worth
Washington reports a deficit of 130 dollars in the Hale National Bank at Port Worth Texas, noted to the comptroller of the currency by National Examiner Von Zandt. The shortage is not expected to affect the bank’s solvency.
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Washington
Hale National Bank
Port Worth
Tease
Thomas ¥. Cane
von Zandt
Japanese official stabbed and dies in city
Tokio Movilarean, director of the parlial bureau of the Japanese forelae offes, was stabbed and died here Friday.
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Tokio Movilarean
Offes
Huerta Envoy to Meet Rebels in Washington
Manuel Zamacona arrives in Washington as Huerta envoy to negotiate end to Mexican civil conflict. Officials say Zamacona acts for both Huerta and the Wilson administration, seeking armistice and possible peace talks to avert further bloodshed and regional crisis.
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Huerta
Washington
Mexico
United States Anc
Manuel Zamacona
Satarday
Seoor Zamacona
Wilson
Zamacoua
Policeman Saves President From Street Car Collision
President Wilson narrowly escaped a deadly street car incident when he ignored crosswalk rules. A vigilant policeman leapt in front of the speeding car and thrust the Chief Executive out of harm’s way, the electric vehicle stopping within ten feet. Washington reports also note D. L. Frawley testified that from 1903 to 1913 the National Association of Manufacturers paid Martino M. Mulhall for legislative and campaign work, confirming much of his testimony to a Senate committee.
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Hap
Kington
Wilson
Washington
Parcel post cuts Gallup fruit prices in New Mexico
Washington report to Postmaster General Burleson notes parcel post shipments from Colorado lowered Gallup New Mexico fruit prices from 12 cents per pound to 5 cents per pound on the local market, marking a cost of living reduction through new shipping rules.
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Washington
Parcel Post
Galllup
N. M
Burleson
Gallup
Colorado
Body Found in River Spurs NY NJ Murder Probe
New York and New Jersey authorities join to unravel the murder of a young woman after part of her dismembered body is recovered in the Hudson River near Woodcliff New Jersey. Investigators seek the killer and coordination between states intensifies the case.
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New York
New Jersey
Hudson River
Woodcliff
Alfonse Donates Toward Balboa Monument Provision
King Alunau of Spain makes an 18 unit donation toward the Balboa monument as Panama Teo Feneme officials note the pledge. The contribution supports unveiling near the Packie watrance of the camel site with government notification confirmed.
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Panama
Teo Feneme
Alunau
Spain
Balboa
Fae Paming in Ranane City Adds to Troubles
A report notes rising troubles in Ranane City as Fae Paming actions intensify. Authorities struggle to contain incidents impacting residents, with local groups calling for coordinated safety measures and clearer guidelines amid ongoing unrest.
Mass Meeting Demands Action After Abe Assassination
Fifteen thousand protestors flood Tokyo to denounce Japanese diplomacy over California and China. They call for troop dispatches and the resignation of Baron Nobuaki Makino after the Nanking insult. The mass rally marks a dramatic shift in public support for firmer measures against China.
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Tokio
Hor Hare Abe
Jeprndee Foreign Office
New Japan
Gundey
Hiblys Pars
Foreign Office
Nanking
Nobuaki Makino
California
China
Lincoln highway congress invited governors to support 1915 Panam-Pacific goal
Governor Moorehead invites governors of Minnesota Nebraska Colorado Utah to Lincoln on September 33 during the Lincoln Nations Highway congress. The aim is to press for a Chicago to Salt Lake City automobile highway, joining San Francisco, with completion by the Pan American exposition in 1915.
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Lincoln
Rweo
Moorehead
Almnals
Colorado
Utah
Chicago
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Thaw Case Moves Slow as Canada Delays Decision
Ottawa government departments say Thaw may wait a year or two before a final decision on deportation. If sent back, authorities plan the shortest route to the United States. In Arkansas, a jury acquitted Ed Spear of charges tied to a race incident at an East St Louis pool hall.
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Ottawa
Moupt
Arkansaa
Ed Spear
Hot Springs
Jam& Chrevan Bors
East St Louis
Jaturday
KC Stock Yards Near Calf Receipt Record
Kansas City stock yards last week nearly hit a world calf receive record set twenty two years ago. Dry weather limited, yet cattle receipts remained strong for the local market during the week.
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Kansas Ci
Kansas City
Bae
Harbor man shoots wife after party in Ditumwa
Bemus H. Bain, a harbor resident, killed his wife during a beer drink at their home beginning Ditumwa. He was confronted by two invited men and shot died. Bain was captured shortly after.
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Ditumwa
Lole
Bemus H. Baim
Death of William F Mavemeyer Mourned In New York
Prominent Toanslal figure William F Mavemeyer was found dead at his home Sunday after a night of feverish illness. An earlier health scare and fatal operation are noted as context in a brief regional obituary.
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New York
Wiliam F. Mavemeyer
Unclear historical report snippets mix 1918 notes and incidents
Fragmentary OCR text contains varied items from 1918 including railway earnings in Utah, public notices on school year length, a Beattie tour car crash near Gray’s Harbor injuring two, plans for the Moffat tunnel, city officials in Spokane, and multiple other brief items. The readable facts include rail earnings near one million increase, a school code amendment proposal, a fatality in Goshen Indiana, a 125 pound boxing weigh-in note, and a few regional civil and legal notices.
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Denver
Harry Gray
Walter Brown
Togeday
Gray
Beattie Automobile Club
Walsh
Gray's Harbor
Lawton
State Penitentiary of
Oregon
Brs
Robert
Virgie Hart
Condon
Weat
Bow
Morgan
Lansom
B& J. Colter
Television of
United States
La:d
Duluth
Department of the Interior
Gomain
National
Herald
Goshen
Ind
Ansiour
Higham M. Hobinson
Sei
Ogden Canyon
Glen Wereg
Wacbington Avenue
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