Torreon is a wreck fast driven car causes death
A fast driving car crashes after losing control in Tacoma. Mrs Whinny, Mrs Urquhart, and five year old Selma Urquhart die or are badly injured as the vehicle overturns and tumbles into the curb. Driver Phinny is injured with broken legs.
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Tacoma
May
Whinny
Urquhart
Selma
Selma Urquahart
Inny
Vipahart
Lydia
Phinny
Bredisenek
Unemployed Army in Los Angeles Shrinks as Departures Continue
March 30 report notes the jobless camp in Los Angeles thinning to about a thousand with more to leave for other regions. Officials may drop the matter and release Gen. Kelly and his pass to Seattle, while a fugitive in Washington state is located at Stellacoom asylum.
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Los Angele
May
Los Angeles
Gen. Kelly
Los
Redfield In Seattle Sees Alaska Salmon Data Efforts
Secretary Redfield arrived in Seattle to oversee coast affairs and Alaska matters. De Bot Jones, deputy fisheries commissioner, will leave soon for Alaska to spend the summer making observations and gathering data on the salmon industry.
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Seattle
Redfield
Psarly
Alaska
de Bot Jones
Depo
Gen Sickles Near Death Near Point of Death in New York Home
Gen Dan Sickles a major in the United States Army lies at the point of death at his New York home after a period of illness. The report from the New York area notes his retirement due to sickness and states he is critically ill.
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York
Dan. Sickles
United States Army
New York
Torreon Battle Rages Through Northwestern Front
Dispatches describe a continuous assault in the western theater as Villa forces press toward Torreon with heavy fighting and bombardment. Reports note destruction and shifting lines across multiple localities, with Mexican and foreign observers tracking the clash and its effects on nearby towns.
Miner Dies as Aeroplane Strikes Church Steeple
An air accident near Kiana kills a miner when a plane collides with a church steeple. Debris and wreckage injure bystanders. the victim, Peeckums, is fatally split by the bucketing impact. Investigations and safety checks follow.
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Kiana
Minister of War Resigns in British Liberal Crisis
London report states the Minister of War resigns and the cabinet may topple as the Liberal government faces sharp criticism from the press. The resignation casts doubt on the government's ability to conduct policy and maintain stability.
Thaw Faces Possible Two Year Jail Stay in Concord
Special Nugget Service reports Harry Thaw remains jailed in Concord as courts refuse release or extradition amid legal complexities. A pocketbook found contains a small sum and a note reading Pay for me and take book.
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Concordan
Harry Thaw
Concord
Thaw
New York
Blythe Heads North to Alaska on Visit
Reuters dateline Seattle March 30 says Samuel Blythe noted politician and editor of the Who’s Who and Why page of the Saturday Burning Post arrives in Seattle en route to Alaska. He has faced criticism on the coast and from Alaska press and plans to investigate for himself. Mining editions ready for making at Nugget office 55c.
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Seattle
Muel Blythe
United States
Alas Blythe
Saturday Burning Post
Ark
Coast
Alisk UN
Soins
Bandit shoots men in Nugget Special
In Nugget Special, a bandit killed Charles Hopkins and Anthone Gerb and wounded two others in a logging camp. Hopkins escaped and was pursued by a posse, with locals fearing capture may be difficult due to his familiarity with the country.
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Mccmurray
Wash
Charles Hopkins
Charles Hodges
Crim
Anthone Gerb
Hopkins
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