Navy Allows Justice Dept to Board Ship in Refugee Case
In San Francisco August 28 General Antonio Bueta and three others were detained by U S district authorities after warrants were served. dispute over which department could arrest the refugees led to a standstill aboard a gunboat. Calderon brokered a temporary settlement allowing the Navy and Justice departments to withdraw. The refugees remained on a gunboat off the coast with yellow fever rumors delaying shore contact. Proceedings before U S District Judge Moore are expected to determine if the refugees may be freed or held pending formal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Fraxeraoo
Antonio Bueta
United States Distelon Court
Navy Department
Justice
Rust
Mare Taland
United States
Calderan
Ban Balvador
Unionk
Stoney
Consul Calderon
Mie
Marshal Baldwin
Hile
Halmre
Eemles
Refugees From Ran Balyailur Held Before U S Court
A group including X and his fellow refugees were imprisoned overnight in the United Kingdom area before Judge Morrow in the United States District Court. The case touched on extradition and political refugee status as prosecutors and defence teams argued over further prosecution and possible bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patvadar Myeirtelny
Bas
United States
Clurter
Garter
United Btazen
San Salvador
Sol
Ubat Ley
Beoningtan
Acaputea
Morrow
Ban Salvador
Uefenne Cotimui
Ball
Hany Ion
Jefferson Leyla
Weg Bigelo
California
Tn Gay
Bul
Murrow
Uiite
Agas
Washington Adjournment Talks and Senate Delays
Washington reports indicate a House adjournment vote set for Monday amid President Wilson’s push for timely action and cabinet discussions. Senate adjourned after brief bills on Native relief and Lakeland railway aid, with talks of a new Canadian damages convention and ongoing investigation into deeds records in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmsoros
Velnid
Nuwlade
Gatebings
Cleveland
Chay Mate
Catobinge
Cotchings
Provident
Tommorrow
Mons
Hugn
Lhomsevor
Wilson Olin
White House
Wilson
Senate
Tarvarraw
Boas
Vortain Winnenee Indiany
Lyake Hathinway Ab Co
Bolas
Mette Chaim Washlngton
Giestrom
Julian Panovefote
Heluiah Ooihawador
Lave
Léwi
le Ie
Presidvat
Tragic Accidental Shooting Ends Life in Italy
A boy in Italy near Varies age around Aug reports a fatal accident when a cartridge exploded after his father attempted to load a gun. The explosion struck the chest, fatally wounding the boy as he cried for help before dying moments later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itatan Hovek
Italia
Aug. S
Phil Margette
Henry
Rail Strike Talks and Uniform Debate Stirs Industry
Officials from the General Managers Association and railroad unions clash over proposed uniforms and strike tactics. Witnesses cite misstatements while stressing peaceful resolution and the need to prevent violence as the Pullman charter and related legal actions are debated by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St John
Tulad Mulls
Uirike Con Lanta
Tero
Burt Win
Howe
John M. Bann
Caner Managers’ Association
Wright
Egan
Iis
Cage
Lawl
Egan Wuld
Mvana
Kernan
Ty Due
S Sya Tari
Aed
Wishrn Brewigry
Mtrwtetton
Liexouron
Gan Tate
Iso
General Managers’ Association
Charlier Royand
Maloney
Haney
Inve
Pullman Car Company
Runisinawid J. Rounels
Catpay
Coureel
Iowa
Dlaw
Spokans
Vast Unsettled Region Revealed Along New Chak Route
Commissioners Hille and Reeder report vast unsettled country along the Chak highway beyond the Pend Hull River. The dry conditions threaten grain and property while the area offers room for many workers and abundant timber and farming opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menges
Colvier Ang
Manay
Isao
Comisiastonor
Tobert Hille
Bre Eoutiug
Aubrney Reeder
Metallion
Tey
Pend 'Heille
War Over Ghain Saqeb Prices Spark Warehouse Clash
Report from Cartietel Dale Lenn Aug 24 describes a price war among warehouse workers over form er grain rates. Bids shift from 85 to 11 cents with subsequent counter offers. wires to Portland and Tavorun fail to produce decisive action as heat and glare hinder negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartietel
Dale Lenn
Peetta
Portland
May Advanor Pares and Union Labor Tensions
A garbled wire service page reports May Advanor Pares detailing travel to San Francisco and Berkeley, with a plan to Burt land by steamer to San Francisco. It mentions potential ticket changes and Democratic conventions in Denver and a separate Gallopal frygalian meeting. Stevedore McNeil rejects recognition of union group, while Locomotive Engineers head Vrooman travels to Portland to avoid a strike. Textile strikes in New England halt 2,500 workers. Mill notices prep for nationwide stoppage. Mayor Jats invites board members to discuss strikes and prosecutors tonight.
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Santinan
Culmady
Vavitie
Ite
Sala Wlihe
San Francivca Velgete
Burtland
Hranelwca
Buuthorn
Western Democratic League
Denver
Moki Te Dhdarnre
Omaita
Stevelver McNeil
Oragon
Hue
Union
Pugitic
Quexion
Anjaries
Cd Panier
Vroomon
Locomotive Engineers Brotherhood
Portland
Westle Ie Cranble
Avold Aavike
New England
Feune
Tremant & Buitole
Manries
Fall River
Henkown
Anomalous Coal Provision Reads Unload Ban Challenge
A passage discusses amendments to a Wilson-era prohibition on unloading coal from American vessels. The text notes punctuation changes and a revised paragraph that still bars unloading anthracite coal from foreign ships, with emphasis on the legal wording and enforcement implications.
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Whimrscros, Ag
Reo
Qadl
Fire devastates Guerneyville and deaths reported
Local dispatches say Guerneyville, California, was destroyed by fire with most buildings burned. A few residents perished including J A Burne and Ogar McRane, while others were injured as townsfolk fled toward the heart of the forsaken area. A separate incident near Menon Tennessee involved a train wreck killing five and injuring one amid a panic at railroad crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Guerneyville
Uirgenayville
Forcat
Gavenoyville
Connell
J. A. Burne
Ogoar McRaen
Menon
Paducal
Tennessee
Arianna
Tearius Hnal
Irwirn Hey
Rea
Mistaken for the Sheriff by a Travel Rout Letter
In Cripple Creek last night Tad Luck of the Man Blue reports being mistaken for Sheriff Bowers. He and traveling companion J. M. Kerry were on different roads when an armed man attacked, mistaken for the sheriff and his dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tad
Thoms
Vieron
Coli
Wirt
Cripple Creek
James
Blaine
Wirk
J. M. Kerry
Sheri Bowers
Dog
Ripple Creek
Crime as a pastime had a good place in Chicago
The Crimed tale centers on Griswold a Wall Street insurance agent in Chicago who used a police cover to lead a double life as a marauder. He allegedly plotted to shoot a fellow worker and held a string of evasive moves across several states while presenting as a respectable inspector. His frightened wife provided new leads as police and railroad officials pursue the suspect.
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Chane
Illy Williams
Grieswold
Epme
New York
Iden Ugcation
Adsurance
Dr. Dokyll
Moflyde
Griswold
Bian
Mire
Caidou
Grinwell Bince
Chicago
Gordon
Earch
Griewaldte
Ile
California
Oregon
Idaho
Hinals
Bank Island
Hino
Manchester Assurance Company
Cat
Jijs
Griewold
Hol Krow
Owens
Crinwatdte
Lake
Armies Unite Amid Chinese Japanese Frontline Action
An agglomeration of reports from The Times dated August 23 describes combined forces defeating at Aven Holusire Mula Moly while Japanese and Chinese activity concentrates near Ping Yaong and Chunghwah. Dispatches note hopes for recognition of independence and condemn acts of violence against missionaries with calls for punishment and reconstruction.
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Aven
Patel
Feok
Ren
Ping Yaong
Nights
Ping Yang
Asaa
Chunghwah
Berlin
Chia Wifars
Loxnes
Kien ‘Fain
Leon
Janes Wylig
Waa
I Ao Yang
Chinow
Curma
Roupa
Wyle
Palny
LA Mary Chang
Twentine
Production of Lead Under US Geological Survey Report
A United States Geological Survey report on lead production shows a sharp decline in output from traditional sources with a drop in price and a weakened silver mining sector impacting the lead industry in the Kentucky counties and territories. The report provides figures for refined lead, net production, and domestic availability across the first half of the year, noting total refined lead and regional outputs.
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Wastivieros
D. G
United States
le Mont
United States Geological
Korky
Tiassa
Mteximi
Din Prem Keim Ameriaar Saureen
Fragmentary OCR: unclear date and figures in 16th century text
The readable bits show scattered figures and dates from 1588 to 1594 with references to land, loans, and pardons. Hard to extract a coherent event or actor due to garbled OCR.
Lewis State Normal School contract awarded to P Hughes
A Lewis State Normal School project in Bon to Nampa Idaho awarded to P Hughes of Spokane for 20409 dollars. Plumbing and heating priced separately. Construction to start in 10 days with completion by February 1. Local political events include county conventions nominating candidates and party tickets.
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Wal
Benton Tuba
Lewiaton
Idaho
Atig
Lewis
Top State Normal School Hs
P. Hughes
Spokane
Pebrusry
Demograta
Uecker
Shortt
Murry Lydoo
Waditor
A. Tanne Hill
Morell
Aaweasor
George Ruddell
George K. Vancorouer
M. A. Kelly
North Y Akima Primaries Report Delegates Chosen
Republic primaries held countywide select delegates to the county convention. In North Y Akima wards delegates to the county convention include G. Mill M. Webbtars Fred Varkve J.D. Cornett Hugh Small A.B. Riow Ed L. Yons Edward Whitann Rodan Frank Hupvley and others. precinct committeemen and county central committee members were also elected.
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Nin
Wice
Wala Watha
Aug
Republiccan
Thaken
Republican Club
Wliha Il
Lyot Ankeny
United States
J. W. Crawford
Waltsburg
Cosoul
Walls Walla
Tacoma
Thwaa Alsn
Democratic County Central
Primiarios
Nun Ory
Mile Mernten
Sewepgmien
Hin
Nowrn Yara
Wast
Ang
Ute
Despair and Debris After Guerneville Calamity
Reports from Guerneville describe widespread homelessness and destitution following Saturday’s disaster. Residents along the Russian River lack food, bedding, and clothing while recovery efforts and insurance estimates place losses near 1,000 dollars with possible 20,000 in uninsured claims.
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Guerneyeulin
Cab
Clatiow
Sasva Row
Guerneyville
Saturiay
Russian River
Leeshan
Wool Trade Sees Mixed Uplift Amid Market Turmoil
Bradstreet reports brighter business prospects with upward momentum, noting larger bank clearances and rising wool sales in some regions while wool prices and transactions stall in others. Caution persists over tariffs and market volatility as northern and western states show divergent trends.
Dynamite Guns Weigh Too Heavy for Shipboard Use
The Ordnance Bureau decides to halt the dynamite cruiser Vesuvius tests and resume the original plan for a torpedo boat. Bandry Hook tests showed weight and machinery burdens, limiting shipboard use, despite demonstrations of high explosive shells and rapid firing concepts.
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Ordnance Bureau
Smym
Washington
Jratic
Vesuvius
Bandy Hook
Capuila Sampson
Ehlor
Ordoinen
Fading Boil Bohrs Of Ther Strike Ends
Troops in California prepare to depart by September under orders from Colonel William M. Graham as the Fifth United States artillery’s fallen soldiers are honored with a locally funded monument in Sacramento. Federal guards remain along the Central Pacific line from Davisville to Truckee, with withdrawals ongoing toward the Presidio in San Francisco.
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New England
Nothwestern
Minteapella
Sao Kran Clan
Kosten
Bond
Batb
California
Sana Menvo
Cal
Roaidente
Dagan, Clarke, Byrn
Fifth United States Artilery
William M. Graham
Geological Survey Team Arrives in Idaho for Next Year
A geological survey party led by George Hy Ki Arid arrived in Idaho from Washington to begin preliminary reconnaissance for a state wide examination. The expedition will map and study the western area, coordinating with officials to plan winter field work and prepare a detailed program for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoreneh
Gonvert
Bors
George Hy Ki Arid
Keological
Kan
Washington
Imaugurals
Deoor
Bewring
Hidridge
Contested Bruce Town Campaign Forecasts Political Shift
An analysis claims Mona's Brat and allies expect the Republican majority to control the next United States Senate. It predicts November session actions by the legislature and a future clash with Morgan in a new Senate majority.
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Bien Wam
Ala
Kolb
Iia
iKolbicen
Legialainia
Elvota
Morgan
Tegninn
Koibites
Fepiblionoe
United Sistem Senate
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Ezeta
Navy
Justice Department
San Francisco Bay
Marat Baldwin Atton Mund
Canleer
Pelgonere
Rertas
Murali
Uniter Guard UK
Taylor
Wasitvaton
Uatutobla
Provi
Kenticky
Beesley Wiakuinhoun
Hinpewerlig Furthelas
Catia
Volumabia
Nmr
Vancouver
Wash
Whsiern
Parle
Rite Courtey
N. W. Wait & Ue
Englind
Beowuns
Uleo
Cinevenand
Olio
Eperatore
Holm
Pou-Union Wen
Hifpere
Massondle
St. John
Egan Thies Aml Kallromd Cupleyer
Toe Dati
Volumbia River Conference
Jay Toak
Volumabin
Spokand
Alow Hard Tien
Spokane Wan
Tir Hester
American Bible Society
Guo
Portland Grace Church
Portland Hospital
Patien
Boho
Mwet
Thi Cty
Kyene
Ronoe Kouws
Qolville and Vicinity
He Camp
Lef Goy
Ghain Saqeb
T Nore
Pive
Muah
Deerfield
Mir Waller
Witak Baitera
Hughes
Jay Ob
Beth
Tiven
Lucene Cert
Unlwa Sinwe
Beringsen
Btw
China
Japan
Wuesia
Tit Davis
Coluibie Methodiat
Uhis
Episcopial Fund
Epworth League
State of Ie Church
Chetley
Iis Anniversity
Wid Mish Armstrong
Spulaio
Gale
Ankeny
Heyabtican
North
AKIMA
Wesesna Warn
Bradstreats
Pasii
Pawan
Ai States
Geological, Survey IN
Mona
Kotter
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