Noted Double Murder Trial Set in South Dakota
Emil Victor, a youth, faces trial in Aberdeen for four killings at the Christie farm near Rudolph on July 2. The four victims John Christie, his wife, Mildred Christie, and farmhand Michael Ronayne were slain with a hammer and bullets in a robbery motive case. Victor was arrested near Northville within twenty four hours. The defense pressed a life sentence plea but the state seeks death after rejecting a guilty plea.
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Aberdeen
S. D
South Dakota
McNulty
Emil Victor
Victor
John W. Christie
Mildred
Michael Ronayne
Christie
Rudolph
Ronayne
Northville
Stae
Indian Teachers in Seattle Meet for National Convention
Seattle hosts the annual meeting of the Indian Teachers association with about 3000 members from reservations nationwide. Demonstrations by Tulalip, Puyallup, and Noah pupils showcase tailoring, harness making, sewing, cooking, and housework for four days at the exposition auditorium.
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Seattle
United States
Indian Teachers’ Association
Tulalip, Puyallup and
Noah Reservations
MO P Nelson Optician Ad Presents Glasses and Mounting
MO P Nelson advertises as a NI College of Optics graduate with boards across Illinois, Iowa and beyond. It promotes gold filled spectacles at five dollars and solid gold options at seven fifty, plus an almost invisible nose glass mounting guaranteed to stay on. Hours run to 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 to 6 p.m with evenings by appointment.
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Nelson
Northern Illinois College of Optics
Chicago
Illinois
Iowa
Montana
Washington
Great Northern Hotel
F. W. Dickey
Seattle
People’s Bank
Dickey
Germany
America
Messrs. Harris and Neubauer
Wenatchee
Suffragettes at Marble House Draw Crowds in Newport
Newport RI Aug 23 The city awaits the first suffragette meeting at Marble House Mrs O H P Belmonts residence. The public may view the mansion's artistic treasures for the first time with admission tickets fetching up to 25 dollars.
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Newport
R. I
Marble House
O. H. P. Belmont
America
Baseball notes and clinic ad mix from early headlines
Detroit Tigers on eastern swing nearly swayed until Washington visit. Players named include Blackburn of Providence hitting .396 with a .940 fielding. Charley Hall starts strong with Boston Americans. Anderson shines with Worcester. Chicago White Sox pick of Minneapolis trio Young Black Olmsted Gill. Getz of McKeesport now with Boston Nationals. Garry Herrmann doubts Pacific coast depth for Reds. Sweeney notes spring dope from Philadelphia and Boston. Wagner injury not hindering Pirates. Cubs president Murphy shelves book. Little Rock to charge St. Louis Browns president Hedges. Also Doan's Kidney Pills ad touts lasting relief validated by local testimonials.
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Detroit Tigers
Washington
Blackburn
Providence
Charley Hall
St. Paul
Boston Americans
Anderson
North Carolina
Worcester
Young
Black
Olmsted
Gill
Chicago White Sox
Minneapolis
Getz
McKeesport
Boston Nationals
Garry Herrmann
Pacific Coast
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia
Boston
Sweeney
Giants
Chicago
Murphy
Cubs
Honus Wagner
Pirates
Pittsburg
Doves
Little Rock Club
Hedges
St. Louis Browns
Umpire Sullivan A Storied Figure In Baseball Circles
During the playing season he appeared with Jack O’Connor and earned a reputation for a strenuous life. He was associated with the American Association and counted ex-presidents, aviators, and speeders among his circles. Earlier he worked as a coffin maker in Rochester before turning to umpiring.
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Umpire Sullivan
American Association
Rochester
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Daily World
Trinidad
Quincy Flats
United States Government Survey
C. H. Semper
Columbia River
Beverly
Quincy
Frenchman Hills
Quincy Flat
Here
Cohasset Company
Des Moines
Hyperion Club
Middle West
P. Nelson
Maine
Minnesota
Cardinal Gibbons
J. F. Mackey
Council Bluffs
Dean
A. Moore
Grand Avenue
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Doan’s
Jack O'Connor
Orondo Avenue
Clark Cox
Mission Street
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