Mayor of Butte Stabbed In Office Amid Riot Tense Scene
Louis P. Duncan mayor of Butte was stabbed three times by Eric Lantela a Finnish miner in his office after demanding the deportation of Frank Altonen a Finnish correspondent. Duncan shot Lantela and both men are expected to recover. Meanwhile two men linked to the miners hall destruction and a Union Bank safe heist are jailed as warrants issued for others.
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Butte
Mont
Louis P. Duncan
Eric Lantela
Duncan
Lantela
Farnk Altonen
Negaunee
Mies
Hancock
Western Federation of Miners
Altonen
Isutte
Red’? Foley
Miners’ Union
John Tomich
Stewar
Stewart
Union Hall
McCaffery
Foley
Tomich
Donlan
Twin Falls Seizes Liquor Ahead of Fourth of July Celebrations
Sheriff leads crackdown as bootleggers are pressed near Twin Falls Idaho with liquor seized along the border lines between Lincoln and Twin Falls counties. Officials anticipate more seizures and arrests as the Fourth of July holiday approaches.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Errl
Lincoln
Twin Rus
Snake River
Rome
Twin Falla
Shoshone Falls
Blue Lakes
Clear Lakes
L ‘Ny
Gop Johnson
Peaiee Sey
Carranza Blocks Entry of Revolutionary Currency
El Paso on July 4 reports a state district court injunction preventing entry into Villa territory of 400000 pesos printed by an American company. Caranza agents here filed the action as tensions between constitutionalist factions rose toward the split with Villa after prior internal conflicts and conferences among military leaders.
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el Paso
Tex
Carranza-Villa
State District Court
Villa
Caranza
Bell predicts thirteen hour trans Atlantic air crossing
Dr Alexander Graham Bell writes to the National Geographic Society in Washington arguing heavier than air machines could cross the Atlantic from Newfoundland to Ireland in about thirteen hours. He notes higher altitude speeds, rarer air, and consistent engine endurance as key factors enabling the near daily crossing.
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Washington, D. C
National Geographic Society
Alexander Graham Bell
Society
Newfoundland
Ireland
Bell
Atlantic
Ocean
Europe
America
Harlem dynamite blast collapses six story tenement
A six story Harlem tenement collapsed due to dynamite used in subway work. Early reports placed seven to fifty deaths with eight bodies recovered. A passerby was decapitated and Arthur Caron, an IWW leader, was among the dead. Police attributed the blast to subway blasting.
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New York
Harlem
Arthur Caron
Industrial Workers of the World
Afty
Governor Shock Sparks Idaho Game Warden Change
Governor John M. Haines removed State Game Warden O. H. Barber and named Jess B. Gowan of Caldwell as his successor in what sources call a political shakeup. Barber had earned praise for his work and knowledge, but the move is described as purely political amid intrastate power dynamics. Barber now runs State Fish and Game and owns the American Falls Press.
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Barber
Haines
State Game Department
Boise
John M. Haines
O. H. Barber
Jess B. Gowan
Caldwell
Rone
Game Department
Ber
Public Utilities Commission
Major Reed
State Fish and Game
American Falls Press
Australian woman at Buckingham Palace demands audience with King
An Australian woman with two revolvers was arrested at Buckingham Palace gates after demanding entry and stating she wished to see King George. She was identified today as suffering from hallucinations.
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London
Buckingham Palace
George
Standardize Ships Bill Moves in Parliament
London July 4 The merchant shipping bill, part of an international push to standardize ship construction and wireless gear to reduce sea perils, has its second reading in parliament. Fourteen maritime nations agreed on reforms at a conference last winter and aim to carry them out this year. No opposition in either house. owners seek fair wireless terms before smaller vessels are equipped.
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London
Morning Baseball Scores Across Leagues
National League games saw New York beat Philadelphia 5 0 and Brooklyn defeat Boston 7 5 while Chicago edged Pittsburgh 5 1 and Baltimore topped Washington 0 1 in the day’s action. eheeee league results show New York 7 phia 5 and Boston 1 Washington 0.
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Philadelphia
New York
Chi
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Boston
Phia
Washington
Chicago
Woodrow Would Revise Declaration
President Wilson spoke to a large Independence Square crowd in Philadelphia on July 4 urging modernization of the Declaration of Independence. He called for applying its principles to U S business politics and foreign policy, touching on Mexico Panama tolls repeal anti trust and national patriotism.
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Philadelphia
Wilson
Independence Square
America
Mexico
Panama
McCammon Hosts $100 Purse Skeet Shoot This Afternoon
Pocatello sends two squads to challenge McCammon as local shooters race for ten events with $100 in purses. Ben Bean Ed Fitzgerald and others may attend to back Pocatello. many club members are unavailable due to business. The McCammon group is noted as one of the strongest in the field.
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McCammon
Ben Bean
Ed Fitzgerald
Pocatello
Posey
Sob
Weather Forecast for Washington D C July Fourth
Weather outlook for Washington D C calls for unsettled skies with cooler temperatures across the day. Strong breezes may occur and scattered showers possible in the afternoon.
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Washington, D. C
Ogden Becomes Hub As Southern Pacific Expands Shops
Ogden gains control over Salt Lake division stores as fifteen Salt Lake clerks move to Ogden under E H Polk. Oregon Short Line relocates Master Mechanic Malone to Pocatello and abandons Salt Lake City stores. Office space at Union Station expands to accommodate the larger SP force and new executives.
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Ogden
Southern Pacific
Salt Lake
E. H. Polk
T. F. Rowlands
D. J. Malone
Oregon
Pocate
Union Station
Southern Pacific Company
R. A. Pierce
Pacific Fruit Express Company
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Trainmaster
Pierce
Brigadier Evans to Receive Private Reprimand
Brigadier R. K. Evans, former commander of the department of the east, is expected to receive a private reprimand from President Wilson over remarks at a New York banquet about U S foreign policy. Evans disputed his misquotation and provided his account, which reportedly satisfied the president though a reprimand is anticipated.
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Philadelphia
R. K. Evans
Department of the East
Wilson
New York
Evans
United States
Minister Williams resigns after Albania remarks
Philadelphia July 4 The president accepted the resignation of pinsath Williams American minister to Greece and Montenegro after Williams public statements on the Albanian situation. Williams had sent his resignation but it had not yet reached the president.
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Philadelpia
Pinsath Williams
Greece
Montenegro
Williams
Royal couple buried today in Artstetten castle chapel
Bodies of Archduke Francis Ferdinand and Duchess of Hohenberg were interred at Artstetten castle chapel in a simple ceremony. Two special trains brought imperial family members to the burial today.
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Artstettin
Austria
Francis Ferdinand
Consort
Duchess of
Grand Prix in France Won by German Car
Tyons France July 4 The Grand Prix of France was won by Lawlager driving a German machine. Second place went to Wagner in a French machine. The winner completed 467.6 miles in 7 hours 1 minute 18.5 seconds.
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Tyons
France
Lawlager
Agner
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