Had Small Army to Seize Control
R E Bray a returned soldier and Winnipeg strike leader on trial claimed he had a 3000 to 4000 man force ready to act on June 10. Detective McLaughlan testified Bray said they would use citizens cars as militia, seize barracks and rifle, then turn on soldiers.
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Associated Press
Winnipeg
Man
R. ED Bray
W. H. McLaughlan
Northwest Mounted Police
McLaughlan
Bray
Citizens
Minto Barracks
Suspect Attempt on Clemenceau in Paris
Two laborers were arrested near Jeremier Clemenceau's residence after detectives noted suspicious behavior. They carried two revolvers and a large knife and offered bribes for release. Claimed engagement with friends at a cafe. named Ernest Valle and Alexander Bonnard. deserter Vallee suspected.
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Paris
Jeremier Clemenceau
Ernest Valle
Alexander Bonnard
Br. Clemenceau
Vallee
Murder charge eyed in chemist report case
Rat on New Mexico Aug reports that a man may face a murder charge over a chemist report involving Dr. O. from Troy, a veterinarian. The brief item notes potential legal action pending an official determination.
Incurables Gain Some Narcotic Relief Requests
Washington reports hundreds of letters from the incurably ill and long time drug addicts urging changes to narcotics sale rules. Commissioner Roper directs collectors to issue prescriptions by reputable physicians to maintain life, while warning against exploitation by unauthorized buyers to curb illicit traffic.
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Washington
Rnd
Roper
Internal Revenue
Bids Opened for New Catholic Church Project
Bids for a Gothic Roman style church on the corner of Sixth Avenue North and Second Street will be opened Tuesday evening at Architect Fe H Gates office. Plans by Mr Gates set the building at about 75000 dollars with brick and terra cotta, ground plan 56 by 120 feet, three large doors, two back rooms for choir vestments and priests study rooms.
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Fe. H. Gates
Gates
Sixth Avenue North
Second Street
Plans for building with stained windows and academy
Present windows will be plain stained glass and the building is to be completed early next spring. Plans are in development for a later academy at an estimated cost of 50 000 dollars.
Photographs Produced Of Burning Airplanes At War Plant
Gutson Borglum, Stamford sculptor, testified to a House war investigating committee at Washington that six photos show airplane parts piled at Colombey les Belles France awaiting burning. He said he paid $500 for the photos and microscopic tests prove good parts were destroyed. Borglum had led an aircraft production inquiry for President Wilson that caused a sensation.
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Wastlington
Colombey-les-Belles
France
House
Gutson Borglum
Stamford
Conn
English Striking Worries Officials
Strikes in York shire and bakeries, with police labor unrest, threaten Britain. Dockers demand reinstatement of dismissed officers and a general sympathy strike possibility looms. Locomotive engineers dispute a new pay scale amid six months of talks. Scottish railways show early strike signs as London Southwestern service suffers. Local fair officers listed with divisions and leaders.
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Associated Press
London
Yorkshire
Arthur Henderson
Lucerne
Liverpool
Dockers’ Union
of All Trades
Associated Locomotive Engineers
Leeds
Board of Trade
London Southwestern Railway
County fair premium list names department supervisors
Officials announce the county fair set for September 30 to October 1 with a premium list and department supervisors. Farms and stock areas receive focus as Horses and mules W M Walter and Buhl Cate. Beef breeds B Requa. Dairy Carl Irwin. Swine I S Otto. Sheep Rhik Brown. Poultry and hares pending. Farm products Geo Leonard.
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Tlter
Cate
B. Requa
Kimberly
Carl Irwin
Twin Falls
I. S. Otto
Iriler
Geo. Leonard
Murphy pleads not guilty after drunken arrest arraignment
J. F. Murphy was arrested Saturday night on a charge of being drunk and entered a plea of not guilty when arraigned before Police Judge Minnick yesterday morning. His trial was scheduled for this afternoon at 2 30.
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J. F. Murphy
Minnick
Pacific fleet sails past heat wave toward San Diego
In a July 3 report from Mexico the Pacific fleet steamed through rough seas off Cape Sal Lucas, ahead of schedule so storms won’t delay its San Diego arrival. A severe tropical heat wave broke as the fleet crossed the Gulf of California. Admiral Rodman noted a large brown whale near the starboard side, rare in forty years at sea. Captain Willard hosted a dinner for the admiral and staff aboard.
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Associated Press
Mississippi
Hugh Rodman
Admiral Rodman
Willard
Two Garrotted by Highwaymen Near Brawley California
In Brawley near Rockwood a storekeeper William Bailey and rancher James McIlhaney were found garroted in a field with belts tied around their necks. Bailey's store had been robbed and four footprints entered the field. Officers suspect two men robbed the store and killed the pair. Bailey's dog kept guard over the scene. The note mentions the dendrograph as a tree growth instrument.
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Bailey and Meellhaney
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