Prominent Montana Senator Carter Dies at 68
Washington reports the death of Thomas H. Carter a longtime Montana senator and national political figure. He died at his Washington home after a weeklong illness leaving widow Ellen Galen Carter and two sons Joan David and Hugh Thompson Carter.
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Maine
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Georgetown University
Avere
Suspects Rounded Up After Pittsburg Coal Murder
Pittsburg records indicate police have detained suspects following the murder of Paymaster David Sceem of the Pittsburg Coal Company in Weedville on Saturday. Constabulary patrols are active as investigators search for the killers believed to have fled to an abandoned coal mine. The rumored five thousand pound satchel linked to the crime is tied to the scene by the victim’s body. Julius Krutt schnitt, VP at Harriman lines, is seriously ill and transported to San Antonio.
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Weedville
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Kruttschnitt
Dallas
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Harriman Fines
Sam Antonio
Thomas H. Carter Former Montana Senator Dies in Washington
Former Montana senator Thomas H. Carter has died in Washington. Carter served in the U.S. Senate and held prominent roles in state and national politics. His death prompts tributes from colleagues and statements from Montana officials.
Jews Fear Massacre After Stolypin Plot
Kiev reports police bolstering protection for Jews after Dimitri Bogroff, a Jew, attempted to kill Premier Stolypin. Investigations suggest the act aimed to inflame Russians against Jews and revive revolutionary terrorism. Bogroff betrayed comrades, echoing Ezef tactics. Stolypin’s condition remains in doubt but is hoped to improve.
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Abductor Bill Miner Captured After Straw Stack Hideout
Hannah North Dakota September 18 Bill Miner alleged abductor of Eleanor Grace Price a Snowflake Manitoba school teacher was trapped by farmers and captured after eluding Canadian mounted police He confessed his name as Ed Davis and said he escaped California Penitentiary in 1902 after serving eighteen months of a thirty three year term He would return to California without extradition if not taken to Manitoba police seek Miss Price to verify the suspect.
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Canada
Mounted
Ed Davis
California
Canadian Mounted Police
Miss Price
Canvass Signals Pro Reciprocity Win in Canada
Pre-election canvass indicates a reciprocity victory in Canada set for September 21. Reports note Gemans demanded open decor in reply to a French Moroc co note and an armed bandit incident in Pennsylvania yields $3 500 in cash after killing a paymaster. President Taft offers a compromise to back world peace treaty. Businessmen in Gary plan to hire special counsel for graft prosecutions. Gaby Destys seen in New York with a $520 000 necklace given by By King Manuel. London gossip ties Marl Kitchener to Lady Naylor Leyland formerly Jennie Chamberlain of Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Woman Struck by Lightning in Indiana Storm
In Knightsville Indiana Mrs Peter Miller aged thirty was struck by a bolt during a thunderstorm tearing shingles from her home and ripping clothing from her body The bolt jumped to a porch and a clothes line causing a ground hole and knock out yet she recovered with only slight injuries In Cleveland Ohio Charles Cherman is dead and eight others sick after eating toadstools mistaken for mushrooms given by Emma Cherman from the countryside.
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Change in Stolypin as Bullet Wound Worsens
A Kiev bulletin reports Russian Prime Minister Stolypin showing signs of peritonitis after being shot at the Municipal theater. Deterioration followed with rising temperature and pulse. bullet still beneath the skin before surgical removal. London reports Lt. Camel killed in a sixty foot fall at Hendon Aerodrome.
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Sodium in the diet and its health effects
The piece argues that sodium is essential but common salt may be harmful, noting researchers and a physician who studied the subject. It claims sufficient sodium and chlorine exist in peanuts and wheat and lists best sources such as milk spinach wheat lentils barley carrots potatoes cabbage figs apples eggs nuts.
Fifty Years Ago Today Seventy Years Ago Sept 18
Historical notes recount relief in Washington as Confederates did not threaten the capital. An insane student named Darios attempted to kill the queen of Greece. Twenty five years ago reports cite oil use at sea to avert disasters, backed by several vessel officers.
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Johnson changes his plea in Annie Temberger murder case
A letter from John A. Johnson, imprisoned in Wisconsin, claims innocence in the Annie Temberger charity murder. Johnson says he pleaded guilty under mob violence fear and seeks a safer place, while his attorney Emerson Ela withholds verbatim content.
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Annie Temberger
Emerson Ela
Fla
Johnson
Taft Extends Condolences After Syracuse Auto Crash
President Taft sent condolence messages to the Syracuse chamber of commerce and to families affected by a deadly auto race crash at the state fair. A Knox racing car veered through a fence, killing nine and injuring fourteen as Taft had just left the grounds.
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Prince Reported Engaged to Princess Irene
United States and European wires report the engagement of Prince to Princess Irene, the czar's niece, signaling a high profile royal alliance. Details remain sparse as officials confirm the betrothal amid ongoing diplomatic conversations and ceremonial arrangements.
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Taft Cabinet Shakeup Follows Wiley Quarrel
Washington reports a cabinet reshuffle and purge at the agriculture department as President Taft exonerates Dr. H. W. Wiley. The expected move includes possible resignations by figures like J. M. Wilson and Wickersham faces criticism for his earlier stance. The White House plans action on McCabe and Dunlap upon Taft’s return from the western trip.
Expert hails Wiley case vindication and food law progress
New York Sept 18 Dr H W Rusby the department of agriculture expert once at the center of the Wiley case says the president's decision clears Wiley and signals real progress in enforcing the food and drugs act. He calls for interstate inspection and cooperative action between states and the federal government.
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Lumber Mills Shut Down In Texas Louisiana Clash
Eastern Texas and western Louisiana mills halt operations as owners and the lumber workers' brotherhood wage a dispute. Forty mills expected to suspend indefinitely this week after thirty seven already shut, leaving about eleven thousand workers unemployed. The dispute centers on mill stores requiring workers to patronize them.
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Timber Workers’ Brotherhood
Lumber Workers’ Brotherhood
Rebels seize Chengtu as viceroy flees with family
Reports from Shanghai dated September 18 say rebels captured Chengtu. High officials were slain and the viceroy with his family barely escaped.
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Laurier Reciproc juris and Liberal gains in West provinces
Ottawa dispatch notes expected gains for Laurier allies as reciprocity campaign tightens. Liberals may win seats in British Columbia Alberta Manitoba Saskatchewan Ontario and Quebec though Conservatives Nationalists resist. Predictions show Laurier may secure 181 seats against 90 for Conservatives and Nationalists.
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Evelyn Lee Denied New Trial in Abduction Case
Evelyn Arthur Lee, convicted of abducting 17 year old Mildred Bridges into his "absolute life" cult temple, had a new trial motion overruled by Judge Lockwood Honore. He faces an indeterminate Joliet penitentiary sentence unless the supreme court intervenes, while remaining free during a supreme court bill of exceptions decision.
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Mildred Bridges
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Strike on Lackawanna Strands Foremen to Walk Out
Scranton Pa Sept 18 Twelve hundred and fifty foremen and section hands on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad have been ordered by President Lowe of the Maintenance of Way Employes union to strike at once. The strike was authorized by national officers and follows the company’s refusal to arbitrate disputes with the men.
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