More arrests mid south Bisbee 1917 deportation case
Three dozen additional Bisbee men were arrested in the July 12 1917 deportation cases bringing total arrests to 61. Bail set at 2000 each. Preliminary hearings scheduled in Douglas for July 11 and 12. Assistant County Attorney Roark says 50 more arrests expected in three days. Several defendants face multiple counts with separate bonds.
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Bisbee
Ariz
Porty
W. CC. Jacks
Justice of the Peace
Douglas
Roark
Transfer service offers door to rail delivery and more
A brief notice promotes a general transfer business promising door to door service and rail shipment. They will handle anything from a single package and suggest a discussion to talk over details. They position as transfer people able to move items anywhere on earth.
Liner Grampian Hits Iceberg Head On Off Cape Race
The Allan liner Grampian struck a very large iceberg forty five miles off Cape Race in fog, killing two sailors and wounding two. With 750 passengers and 350 crew aboard, the bow was smashed but the hull below the water line remained intact, avoiding a Titanic scale disaster as the captain chose a bow-on collision rather than a glancing blow.
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ST. Johns
N. F
Montreal
Tuiverpool
Cape Race
Will Ask No Help From Senator New
Los Angeles July 10 Plans for the defense of Harry S New who admits he murdered his fiancee Miss Frieda Lesser in Topanga canyon near here last Friday night were outlined at a conference between New Mrs Lily Burger his mother and John Richardson his attorney We shall not ask the assistance of Senator New or any other outside person was the sole statement Mrs Burger issued after the conference The accused man claims to be the son of United States Senator Harry S New of Indiana.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Harry 5S
New
Frieda Lesser
Topanga Canyon
Here
Lily Burger
John Richardson
Senator New
Pessoa Proclaimed President of Republic by Congress
Rio Janeiro July 10 Congress proclaims Dr Epitacio Pessoa president for the term ending 1922. Pessoa after a lengthy Europe visit sails from New York July 6 and proceeds to Rio Janeiro.
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Congress
Pessoa
The
Associated Press
Rio Janeiro
Epitacio Pessoa
Republic
Dr. Pessoa
Europe
New York
Rain to Aid Twin Falls Crops In July Stretch
Intermittent rain and thunder showers began yesterday noon and continued into the afternoon and evening. Observers say the showers will benefit crops on the Twin Falls tract though not soaking ground. Rain is hoped to continue for several weeks. July is typically rainy, easing anticipated water shortages. Reports from Hollister and the north side indicate moisture was light, mainly dust laying.
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Twin Falls
Fishing industry tied by nationwide strike
A marine firemen and water tender strike across the North Atlantic and Mexican Gulf coasts shuts down vessels from Galveston to Portland. Union leaders demand a $15 monthly wage increase and closed shops, with 25 000 total strikers and 150 New York harbor ships affected. Delegates head to Washington to seek board agreement. federal boats may join if not fulfilled.
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Associated Press
New York
North Atlantic
Galveston
Tex
Portland
United States Shipping Board
Washington
Shipping Board
Fishmen’s Union of the Atlantic
John R. ‘Folan
New York Harbor
Oscar Carlson
Firedmen’ S Union
American Steamship Association
Miss Hazel Bishop and Eva McDonald Travel to Buhl
Miss Hazel Bishop and Miss Eva McDonald left Wednesday evening for Buhl where they will remain until Saturday.
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Mr. and Wits
Jack Thorpe
Cheyenne
Hazel’ Bishop
Eva McDonald
Buhl
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