Tragic drowning near Nantasket Beach involves Butte family
In Nantasket Massachusetts a drowning incident occurs near the shore at Nantasket Beach. The Able family of Butte Montana is referenced with a sister rescue attempt and suspected exhaustion leading to death. Local search and rescue responded but one sister died, investigators consider possible exhaustion or other causes. The Ketoper family is noted with three children in nearby Waveland within the summer spots listed.
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Hostin
Muse
Uly
Murr
Krmper
Butte
Mont
Lis
Nastaxkot
Mars
Uulcniy
Rscat
Abe
Ketoper
Waveland
Mother Rescues Child From Blaze At Home
A mother and hero, Et Towle, saved her child from a fire on Lee Avenue. The infant suffered a bite and smoke damage but both were pulled to safety before the flames consumed the area. Towle carried the baby to safety and then escaped the blaze herself, reuniting with her child as firefighters arrived.
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Weis
Lee Avenue
Florence
Ehid
Mother
Trigit
Fire destroys part of El Pass facility and mill components
Damaged OCR reports a July 4 blaze at a local facility causing extensive damage to buildings and machinery. Firefighters responded quickly with engines and workers moving to protect the smelter and nearby structures. Details are fragmented in the damaged text.
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Paes
Bez
Thors
el Pass
Howe
Official Vallarions Visit Briefly With Governor and Attorney General
Governor Stanley and Attorney General Godard will enjoy a brief visit in Colorado and Petoskey, with Mrs Stanley and Mrs Godard accompanying. The party plans a monthlong stay and a meeting in Overbrook, Gauge county, before returning.
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Stanley
Godard
Waterright
Colorado
Revien Moulder
Overbrook
Gauge
Petoskey
Minh
Western Kamas
Witches Urge Him In Milwaukee Tale Of Captain Pabst
A disjointed report describes a man in Milwaukee who believes witches command him seeking Captain Pabst and promising peace if harmed. He cites voices urging violence and references a doctor’s questioning amid a fragmentary scene with repeated odd phrases and unexplained events.
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Milwaukee
Prasenck
Pabst
Dr. Founs
Walter
Injunction Battle Surges As Insurance Withdrawals Rally
The Attorney General plans to resist the injunction with a united front from multiple companies and officials. Plans for Liverpool London and Globe to shift shares are discussed as cases of infection and tragedy echo in the family home.
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Randwes
Shice Hialved
Tener Suling
Getant
Ihetrahos
Sven Panies
Eahterdhee Wits Eeyurey
Suenania
Irs
Packie Reneral
Plana Fur the
Eiverpool London
Glote
Oiteireunite
Rans
Wereagis
Faines
Controversial Doctor H Z Gill in State House Corridor
Dr H Z Gill, amid a crowd in the state house basement corridor, sat by candles in a improvised office after lights were turned off. He denied suicidal motives and claimed officers barred his removal while bystanders questioned the scene and his actions. A photo was later taken by B Smethe.
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H. Z. Gill
State House
Dieganes
Bemith
State Haus
Gul
Ble
Dr Swan
Erecuti¢S Council
Board of Heart
Swan
Pylittelan
B & Smethe
HELR TO $500 000 A Texas heir listed in mine line
A garbled report notes a $500000 figure tied to a Kansas item and an heir related to a mining case. It mentions Captain Jun Creo and a Cr... Creek reference with a fatal incident and residence details. The text is severely unreadable.
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Kansas
Borineneld
Lecter
Crewit
Texas
Jun Creo
Freuterstan
Crip- Be Creek
Cosper
Crego
Foreign insurance firms face antitrust ruling in banc
In JnMereon City on July 14 the wo Press court in banc overruled a motion for reconsideration in the cases of 73 foreign hire insurers against which writs of custer were issued for violations of the anti trust law. Attorneys Giver Campton and James Canoe represented the companies. The court held that the action should proceed against AG and that a Simander the mci is not a party to the case.
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JnMereon
Im Banc
Custer
Ibis Court
Campton
James Canoe
Eecaore
Sane Ag Peters
Simander
Topeka Auditorium Inunction Hearing Details
City officials and Mayor Drew testified at a courtroom hearing over the proposed auditorium building. The judge heard questions on whether the hall could be used for state conventions, grand lodge meetings, county and city gatherings, or political events while remaining restricted to non hire for political uses.
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Hazen
Drew
G. C. Clemens
Clemens
Fire Department
Fie
Weil
Carmel
Comercial Club
Teporta 1
Wes
Topeka
Exton
Tully Wederstead
Ald
Grand Lodge
Morrow's Kid-ne-oids Advertised As Kidney Remedy
Local ads tout Morrow's Kid-ne-oids as the best remedy for backache kidney and urinary disorders and sleeplessness. An anonymous testimonial claims improved health from using the product, asserting it strengthens kidneys and nerves and improves overall vitality. The copy emphasizes that the pills are not just pills but a superior, non-pill tonic with strong claims.
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Topski
Hans
Storraw
Rossean
Ile Madiaan Street
Jonella
Kun
Alf Borrow
Morrow
City Hall Building Debate With Incomplete Plans Emerges
City officials discuss the proposed city building, noting only the auditorium and fire department space are fixed while offices and other rooms depend on architect plans. The dialogue touches the bond purchase, potential seating, and principal aims, including more room for the fire department and auditorium.
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Commercial Club
City Withes
Eyascil
Vaumoriea “Na Uat
Drew
Boxe
Clemens
Bird
Duel on the Range Ends in Death Near Livingston
Montana stockmen W. DB. South and Robert Stevens fought a duel four miles from Livingston. Smith was killed. no witnesses were present. The dispute arose from old grievances over rates and tunes. Both men reportedly displayed fighting skills and charged with a pistol, but the outcome left Smith dead and others unfazed by the violence.
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St Paul Minn
Helena
Mont
Fienear Prete
W. DB
South
Robert Stevens
Livineston
Smith
Noted General Dead In New York City
Brigadier General Parahi Lort ine nalt Betasea eee Hae Tison died at his home in New York. Commissioned during the Civil War, he served in Pennsylvania units and held command at various points. Beulah Chapter and other Masons plan a meeting at the Masonic Temple Saturday at 2:30 p.m. Julia M. Gordon announces the notices and obituaries.
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New York
Parahi Lort
Pennsylvania
Volunivere
Selvader
Beulah
OE & Ail
Beuish
C. E. Ar
Hughes
Orn
Julia M. Gordon
North Topeka society notes and upcoming events
North Topeka items list church notices and visits, names locals and travelers, plus post office service notes and local commerce ads. Prof D J Hoover of Rossville visits the North side. various residents depart for Chicago Kansas City Oklahoma City and Denver. A Presbyterian Missionary Union meeting at Garfield Park is announced for Friday with talks and songs.
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Kit Printing Company
Kansor Avenue
D. J. Hoover
Rossville
The
Christian Church
Edith Woogburn
Chicago
J. M. Morrow
Stindey
Oklahoma City
WG. Brooks
Asbury Chapel
Kate Swann
Little Steter
Hays
B. Stowell
Tit van Buren Street
Peabody
Kansas Avenue
Kansas City
Deer
Carl Klemp
Ilttie
Bennie
Scranton
Samuel Jameson
Alexander Jameson
Denver
Misats Grace
Bessie Root
Albert Root
Mail
B. K. Berry
Creston
J. Berry
F. BM. Mason
Christ Hospital
Jon Setenck
West Gordon Street
Seeves
Mall Mutter
North Topeka
Kansue
Emoothly
Silver Lake
Costley & Post
More Shoulder Straps
The president added volunteer army officers to ranks with former service noted. Names and ranks include captains from Seventh U.S. V and other units, plus lieutenants and a first sergeant across several regiments. The document lists multiple individuals and their assignments in July.
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Washington
Amys W. Brandt
Gillen Waters
U.S. V.l
Frank M. Hime
Julian
West Virginia
Josef Porterfield
Iitincke
Wm. Sullivan
New Conrad, Jr
Military names tied to volunteer service and events
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals such as Theodore Schultze Wil son B. Strona and Charney P Hires in volunteer service with mentions of ranks from the Sixth Missouri and 26th A S infantry. Also notes 8400 per dozen photos at SNYDESH S GALLERY and a funeral notice for Mrs. Mary Mason Beeth with a 2 pm service.
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Tain K
Arkansas
Theodore Schultze
Missouri
Wilson B. Strona
Mary & Mason
American Steam Laundry
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Oles
Mary B. Kemper
Butte, Mont
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Denys
Prom Pright
el Paso
Predsrick Oeach
Captain Pabst
Insu
Ance Company
Buit
Gill-Swen Imbroglio
Helr
Hem=mbernad
Palace Clothing Co’s
Serge
Cweed
Cassimere
Auerbach & Guettel
Cape
Montana
Russell Farnham Lord
North
Tupeka
Buffao
Sey
National Association of Lie Underwelters
Jalhson
Belnek
Vel
Tomorris J. B Mills & Co
Kan. Ave
Taree
Voganita
Feof
McKinley
Kohl
Mintha
Snydesh
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