Investigation to Probe Labor War Causes in U S
Special Nugget Service reports the Senate lobby investigation committee plans a sweeping inquiry into labor capital clashes in the last decade. President Wilson is said to favor widening probes of legislation shaping labor unrest and big employer influence, with Thorulf Lenmann cited as purveyor to Seward.
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Washington
Fallam
Senate
Enpltat
United States
Psx
Kibor
Wilson
Thorulf Lenmann
Seward
Mulhall Charged as Spy in Taft Administration Probe
Nugget Services, Washington July 10. J f1Me Michaels issues the charge against Mulhall who testified before the lobby committees claiming access to evidence of influence peddling by executives in tariff and other matters. Michaels says Mulhall seeks revenge after being discharged.
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Apra
Nugget Servics
Washingten
Michaels
Mulhall
Congress
McMichaela
Sccret Service
Atuthall
Taft
List
McMichaels
Falcon Joslyn Evidence and Alaska Rail Plan Debate
Falcon Joslyn testified before the committee on territories about a sesame construction of a government railroad in Alaska. Senator Poindexter introduced a bill for government ownership of public utilities and coal mines in Alaska, plus government steamship lines, opposing high transport costs. Fresh strawberries on every steamer for Royal Fruit Store.
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Washington
Falcon Joslyn
Tanna Mines Railroad
Committee On Territories
Tds Ray
Alaska
Poindexter
Royal Fruit Store
Explorers Buy Sled Dogs for North Pole Journey
Y Steffanson has bought about twenty dogs for northern travel. He purchased Jack Hammer and his two sleds along with several other dogs from various owners. Scotty Allan reportedly refused to sell his dogs. It is believed Amundsen may also buy dogs for his pole expedition.
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Steffanson
Jack Hammer
Scotty Allan
Scotty
Amundsen
North Pole
Johnson Quits Special Munition Service in France
Havre France July 10 Johnson announces he will never return to the United States. He says he did not intend to stay away but considers it justified under the circumstances. He plans to roam Europe for money from exhibitions as the Justice Department moves to forfeit his bonds. The notice reached Washington shortly after.
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Mupget
Servier
Havre
Frince
France
Johnson
United States
ATG
Europe
Fehia
Washington
Department of Justice
Department
Well Known Newspaper Man John G Egan Dies
Seattle July 11 John G Egan a famed Pacific coast newspaper figure died yesterday in Rossland British Columbia He practiced journalism for forty years and contributed to leading coast publications.
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Seattle
John G Egan
Pacific Coast
Rossland, B. Co
Egan
Three Men Held Over To The Grand Jury
Ed Eicher Dick Larsen and M C Williams were held over yesterday by Judge Schofield to answer to the grand jury on the charge of carrying on a banco game. Williams gave cash and the others bonds as security.
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Ed Eicher
Dick Larsen
M. C. Wiliams
Schofield
Banco
Epider
Aays
Williams
Chicago charity leader elected president in Seattle meeting
Graham Taylor of Chicago has been elected president of the charities correction and a elation holding its convention in Seattle. The next convention will be at Memphis Tennessee.
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Seattle
California Voters Support Abolition of Hanging
Sacramento reports the execution of Oppenheimer at Folsom prison after a night full of last minute pleas. The dying man left a written statement urging opposition to capital punishment and expressing hope the women of California would continue the fight.
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Sacramento
Oppenheimer
California
Folsom
Notice at Bossi Store Seeks Teller Call for Corwin
Notice reads that samples of mink and fox were received at Bossi Store and a reason will be told. It instructs to call for a teller from Corwin office in York Wales Derring Keewalik and Blossom, with a July date referenced and contact to Lat Corwin office for particulars.
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Bossi
Siogan
Mink
Fox
Corwin
Teller
York
Wales
Derring
Keewalik
Blossom
Roumania Declares War on Bulgaria Over Territorial Clash
London reports state Roumania declares war amid Balkan tensions The move follows Bulgaria’s failed promises during the Turkey conflict and signals a shift as Roumania seeks to curb Bulgarian power The Union Firm an Association notes Bulgarian surrender to Greek and Serbian forces near Demirhisar, deep in Ottoman territory.
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London
Roumania
Bulgaria
Turkey
Balkan
President Wilson Survives Narrow Auto Wreck
Windsor July 11 President Wilson narrowly escaped serious injury in a high speed automobile crash. After a sharp turn a collision with an oncoming car forced the chauffeur to veer and leap over a bank, sending the car into a house wall. The President was shaken but unharmed.
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Nugget
Windsor
Wilson
Ted
Train Kills Hoffman Family Near Los Angeles
Carl Hoffman and five family members died when an automobile they rode in was struck by a train near Los Angeles. The car was dragged along the tracks before the locomotive halted. Passengers aboard the train suffered only shock and were unaware of the fatal accident until stop.
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Los Angeles
Carl Hoffman
Speaker Clark Denies Charges In Senate Probe
Speaker Champ Clark filed a complete denial with the senate lobby committee today refuting charges by David Lamar and Folson that he was tied to the manufacturers' association and major business interests. He argues there is no ground for accusations and cautions against believing the witnesses. A garbled note mentions execution details and unrelated items about a gold dredge project near Helena and a Seattle address.
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Special Nugget
Washington
Champ Clark
Senate Lobby Committee
David Lamar
Folson
Manufacturers’ Association
Lamar
Clark
Murderers Hanged in Cal and Quentins
California reporter Jacob Oppenheimer was executed after last minute legal delays. he faced the gallows with resignation and could not speak. In Quentin, Frank was scheduled for execution as part of the same hanging report with limited details.
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Nugget
Folbom
Cal
Jacob Oppenheimer
Fle Din
Excursionists Due Tuesday Reach St Michael
A telegram to Assistant Agent Bunch of the Alaska Steamship Company from Agent Carroll at St Michael says the big excursion will reach St Michael next Tuesday July 15. Carroll traveled on the Victoria to oversee excursionist needs and will relay movements to Bunch as heard.
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St. Michael
Bunch
Alaska Steamship Company
Carroll
Victoria
Steamship Corwin Departs Tonight with Passengers and Freight
The steamship Corwin will leave at eight this evening for northern points carrying a large passenger list and substantial freight. Early travelers include A O Benjamin Hart Humber J J Connors Albert Coel Mian D Brevig Lissie Vigerson Ekatrom A S Graham T L Brevig J C Fiett Mrs Durkee Neda Durkee Charley Durkee T G Pidduck M S Beecher Mrs M S Beecher Ih Hoogendorn J R King John Rotty Francis Rotty Ed Pierce Mrs Pierce Iver Johnson H J Dearborn F W Dearborn and other passengers.
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Corwin
A .O. Benjamin
Hart Humber
J. J. Connors
Albert Coel
Mian D. Brevig
Lissie Vigerson
Ekatrom
Graham
T. L. Brevig
J. C. Fiett
Durkee
Neda Durkee
Charley Durkee
T. G. Pidduck
Beecher
Son of Judge Coston Takes a Bride
Fred Coston, son of Judge Porter J. Coston of Candle, wed Kate Reynolds on June 10 in a Kansas state university town. Rev G A Marvel officiated at First M E church with a reception later at Dr EB Reynolds home. Coston, now a mining engineer, will reside in Clarkstown Arizona.
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Fred Coston
Porter J. Coston
Candle
Kate Reynolds
State University
Kansas
G. A. Marvel
M. E
EB. Reynolds
Mra. Coston
Murane
Coston
Clarkstown
Arizona
Roumanian Invasion Report Reaches Bucharept
A late bulletin from Bucharept claims the Roumanian army has invaded Bulgaria and occupied the province of Bietria. In other news, Joseph Swaine of Swarthmoor College was elected president of the National Education Association. The steamer Alaska departs July 13 for St. Michael, and Further details are available at U. G. Mercantile Co. The People's Paper Nugget costs $2.00 per month.
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Bucharept
Bularia
Bietria
Balt Lake
Joseph Swaine
Swarthmoor College
National Educationy Association
Alaska
How
Michael
U. G. Mercantile Go
People’s Paper
Nems Nugget
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World
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