New Party in the Field Impresses Roosevelt Club
Former Forester Pinchot and ex-Interior Secretary Garfield head a St Paul Roosevelt club reception. Decorated speaker table shows mountains forests and a tiny electric train. Garfield spoke on conservation outcomes while Pinchot addressed National Resources and how to conserve them.
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Ansociatas Presa
ST. Paul
Forester
Pinchot
Halber
Theodore Roosevelt
Garfield
Pinechet
Patent baby foods blamed for most infant deaths in summer
OY Associated Press reports Dr Ch B Rofuster of Norfolk Va declares nine out of ten infant deaths in summer are caused by patent baby foods. Mothers are urged to provide fresh air as the best medicine for the mute ones. Dr W A Evans of Chicago adds school rooms foster immorality among children.
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St. Louis
Ch. B. Rofuster
Norfolk
W. A. Evans
Chicago
Ming Prospect Sparks Activity in Rich Hills District
County Recorder Grimes notes several location notices for Ming project sites in the Rich Hills area. Locators show optimism about potential finds, focused in the northern county sector.
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Ming
Rich Hills
Nevada Observes Neat Tuesday as Flag Day
Acting Governor Pyne issues a proclamation declaring Neat Tuesday Flag Day in Nevada to honor national colors. He urges display of the flag wherever possible and calls for appropriate exercises in state schools.
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Nevada
Pyne
Big Machine Lies Under Sixty Feet in River
PORTLAND June 11 A big red automobile fell from a ferry route into the Columbia River near Portland between the city and Vancouver Washington. The car plunged to a depth of over sixty feet after failing to negotiate a sharp turn. Divers will return tomorrow to search for occupants or backing. Witnesses are scarce.
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Portland
Columbia River
Vancouver
Mity
Frisco Vas
Baseball scores and a Kentucky assassination report
National and coast league results show St Louis beating Philadelphia Detroit defeating New York and Los Angeles beating Vernon in eleven innings. Also a Kentucky murder report states Jules Robinson, a prominent attorney, was assassinated by ambush near Otter Pond, Hopkinsville, on the night of June 11.
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Philadelphia
Pittsboro
AL St Louis
St. Louis
Philadelpia
Detroit
New York
St Lona
Lois
Mton
Jules Robinson
Hopkinsville
George Goodman
Otter Pond
Kentucky
Palmy Klondike Days Revived in Iditarod
Associated Press reports a Yukon boom as Seattle ferries sell out for Nome and St Michaels voyages. Steamships fill fast and steerage swells with wealthy travelers, amid discoveries of rich oil fields and a mounting stampede toward Alaska towns like Nome and Iditarod. Freight and passenger lines brace for heavy demand.
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Associated Press
Bhatti
Wash
Ity
Fners
Alaska
Bollingten
Seatle
Nome
St. Michaels
Hner
Seattle
A Steamship Company
Tobacco fing Marries For the Fourth Time
A June 11 dispatch from Washington reports Brad L. Duke and Miss Wylinta Rosehelle married in Camden New Jersey. Duke, a Durham magnate, is said to have arranged the ceremony after the minister refused to wed a divorced man four times. The groom, 6 years old, and his bride, 2k, involved a dramatic orgy of publicity and a vanished groom.
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L. Duke
Wylinta Ros‘ohelle
Camden
N. J
Lorat Hotel
Duke
Anne Wamcehivind
Durham
Donald MacLeod
First Presbyterian
Shurch
Peace
Fatal shooting near Santa Clara ends in death
June 11 in Anindieto Irene Ban Jose California a shooting at Sunnivale left Mrs. James Parks dead. The Santa Clara blacksmith’s wife reportedly suffered a six month dispute. Police allege Joseph Raspake, an admirer, was involved as the man believed to have shot Parks.
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Irene Ban Jose
Cal
Jentousy
Sunniyvale
James Parks
Santa Clara
Parks
Tate
Tut Lo
Joseph Raspake
American Eagle Captured Near Reno In Curious Chase
June 11 Reno reports a young American eagle wandering from its aerie into the city bustle. Mrs Page of 329 West Fourth Street first sighted the bird, which perched on a wall and attracted workmen who halted to help corral it. The eagle was disturbed into a low flight before being driven toward a building and contained by bystanders as it resumed a wary perch.
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Tey
Laylhehd i
Reno
Mountain Heights
Page
West Fourth Street
Posy
Insurgents in Republican Ranks Sparked by Shaw Critique
Chicago June 11 Leslie Shaw former treasury secretary denounced insurgents in the Republican party while praising stand out methods of tariff legislation. He attacked southern ignorance on politics and claimed political evolution costs and machines behind candidates. He mocked Democrats who pose as conservatives.
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Associated Area
Chicago
Leslie Shaw
Shaw
Tonanadh- Liquor Company
Strike Breakers Refuse To Work In Sanderson El Paso
El Paso June 11 center of Southern Pacific strike on the El Paso division shifts to Sanderson where sent workers refused to labor and telegraphed allied officials for transport back. State rangers guard Sanderson and Alpine as an assistant superintendent operates a pump at Devil's River and another acts as section foreman. Sanderson citizens appeal to the state railway commission while Superintendent What maintains vacancies promptly. The Bonanza's resin and binding plant continues operating.
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EL Paso
Tex
Southern Pacific
el Pag
Sanderson
Alpone
Devil's River
State Railway Commission
Fight Over Capital Site in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City leads Guthrie in a capital site battle as counties report results in favor of Oklahoma City. Guthrie residents seek to block removal with a district court injunction against state offices, served on the auditor treasurer and Governor Haskell, citing constitutional provisions.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Okla
Guth
Slawneeth
Guthrie
Okl
Histon
District Court
Oklahowma City
Haskell
Harris Drowns Demonstrating Swimming Bravado
Harris of Mptonville was drowned while swimming on Reel Foot Lake to show his skill. He leaped from a small boat with friends, swam a short distance, and sank. Body recovered and post mortem found death caused by heart failure.
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Mptonville
Tnt
Dudge Harris
Harris
Reel Foot Lake
Ewaman
McMillan Sold to Brooklyn Club from Cincinnati
June 11 report states fielder Thomas McMillan has been purchased by the Brooklyn club from Cincinnati. The deal confirms McMillan moving to Brooklyn with details not fully disclosed.
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McMillan
EDS
Cincinnati
Thomas McMillan
Brooklyn
Death Ends Romance of Heiress Margaret Leavitt
New York June 11 Associated Press reports heiress Margaret Leavitt who fled home to marry George Smellen former chauffeur to Kim Corbitt died under investigation by the coroner. The case remains under inquiry with an autopsy planned after the body was moved to the morgue from Leavitt’s residence.
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Associated Press
New York
Margaret Leavitt
Mary George Smellen
Kim Corbitt
Leavitt
Almost purer gold found in Colorado mine
In Leadville a drift at 600 feet exposed a lump of metal weighing 66 pounds with an estimated 60 percent gold content. The crew of George Af Jah, Steve Clemons, and William Crocombe split their lease profits to 36 percent for themselves and 65 percent for the mining company, after a rough extraction over twelve thousand dollars.
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Associated Press
Leadville
Colo
George AF Jah
Steve Clemons
William Crocombe
Oining Company
Sheep business in Nevada yields huge profits
The Nevada sheep industry is a major money maker as lamp shipments from Reno start soon and run for a year. An estimated half a million lambs will be turned off, contracted at 3 to 4 dollars per head, yielding about 1.7 million dollars, according to large dairies and markets report Virginia Chronicle.
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Nevada
Reno
Virginia Chronicle
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B. L. Duke
North Carolla
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Mothers Open Congress
Leslie M. Shaw
Hicago
Southern Intelligence
Denver
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Frederick Schoff
Washington, D.C
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Florida
Iowa
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