Mrs Vera Prosser Silent On Slaying Charge In Libby
Mrs Vera Prosser remains silent on the slaying of her husband Reese Prosser on a Great Northern train near Libby Montana. Interviewed on other matters she discusses finances and divorce but says little about the crime. She is under guard at the sheriff’s residence as counsel prepare new details from Flathead County.
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Spokane
Wash
Vera Prosser
Libbey
Mont
Reese Prosser
Seattle
Great Northern
Libby
Sience
Thomas D. Lous
Montgomery G. Trice
Prosser
Goder
Uyder
Denver
Chicago
Long
Flathead County
Montana
Teday
Yakima Ben Expert at Age Guessing
North Yakima resident F. W. Turpin shows talent in sizing up people and guessing ages within a year. In a local hotel demo, he correctly predicted seven ages in sequence, citing his work with the Guarantee Fund Life Association and his method based on feet and build. Turpin, a guest at the Madison Hotel, says he can infer other details from a person’s physique.
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Spokane
Wash
F. W. Turpin
North Yakima
Turpin
Northwest
Furpin
Yakima Valley
Guarantee Fund & Life Association
Mr. Turpin
Madison Hotel
Tigers Fall to Sandeaters in Whitewash Loss
Hansen dominates for the Sandeaters as Pasco’s infield and hitters overwhelm North Yakima. Nelson pitched well for the Tigers but four errors behind him clear the path for a Pasco victory. Four doubles and four double plays highlight the game.
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Flannagan
Gid Payne
Mecca
Pep” Shaw
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Gallager
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Yakima
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Hans
Pasco Wid
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Beasiey
Dark Horses
Tragley
Skyscraper plans top Seattle skyline
L C Smith of Syracuse proposes a forty story office tower on the Yesler Way site in Seattle the third tallest worldwide if approved He seeks city assurance that the city hall will remain on Yesler Way amid a bond purchase for a new city hall nearby The plan would place Seattle near New Yorks Singer and Metropolitan Life buildings in height.
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Seattle
Gill
L. C. Smith
Syracuse
New York
Smith
Second Avenue
Yesler Way
City Center
Plans Grow from Twenty Six to Forty Story Building
The article notes a shift in plans from a twenty six story structure to a forty story tower by developer Mr Smith. It implies a decision to pursue a more ambitious project, suggesting perhaps enhanced scale and impact for the site.
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The Peoples' Forum Opens to Public Views
This column invites readers to express opinions with no personal names published unless requested. Signatures may be withheld if asked, but many articles include them as evidence of good faith.
Billy Sunday Leads Patriotism at Memorial Service in Bellingham
In Bellingham on Memorial Day, Billy Sunday delivered a stirring address at the Grand tabernacle where the G A R held services. Soldiers, a 590 member choir, and a large crowd filled the venue as Sunday praised veterans and cited battles from the Revolution to Gettysburg in a dramatic, patriotic sermon.
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Wash
Yakima Herald
Billy Sunday
Tabernacle
Aft
Gettysburg
Billy Sunday Leads Crowd in Handkerchief Wave
The text describes Billy Sunday and Dilly leading a vast crowd in a sea of waving handkerchiefs after a benediction. The speaker calls the moment a grand spectacle never to be forgotten, comparing it to a field of white lilies.
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Billy Sunday
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Billy
Orina
Clark
Toppenish Team Wins Slow Game at New Ball Grounds
Toppenish Indians defeated the North Yakima Magi 7 to 5 in a languid opener at the new Sumach Park ball grounds. Robbins led with a strong showing for Toppenish as many infield errors marked the sloppy play. Hopkins Wilgus Rochan Clark Murray Polin Metcalf contributed with extra-base hits while pitchers Ridgway Linwire and others issued walks and struck out key batters.
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Eagles
Robbins
Hopkins
Wilgus
Rochan
Clark
Murray
Polin
Metcalf
Shepard
McKinney
Ridgway
Linwire
27 000 Engine Men Win Higher Wages
The federal arbitration board ruled in favor of 27 000 enginemen and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, granting increased wages across various classes of service. The decision raises pay by 15 cents per 100 miles for many firemen roles with higher boosts on specific engine types, while railroad companies argued the cost would be unaffordable.
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Chicago
Federal Arbitration Board
Arbitration Board
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Kenien Yard
Heer
Church and Protestant Communicants by City Class
The report totals 20 287 742 Catholic and 12 679 142 Protestant communicants. 80.6 percent of Protestants were outside principal cities. Catholics 27.7 percent in top cities, 47.5 percent outside major city classes. Episcopalians mainly in principal cities at 51.2 percent, Scientists at 52.6 percent. Growth noted in all communicants since 1996. In five leading cities New York 44.75 percent, Chicago 40.7, Philadelphia 38.8, Boston 62.6, St. Louis 46.8.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
Church of Christ
Cooney
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Record of extraordinary double laying fowl at Yakutia City
Charles Campbell of Valennia City reports a hen that laid two eggs in one day. The Yakiumity fowl’s inside egg measures smaller than average, while the outer egg is unusually large. Campbell notes the incident as a novelty amid celebratory times as the town anticipates the North Coast reestablishment after the Northern Pacific setback.
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Valennia City
Osres
Yakituca
Campbell
Yakumiwity
Whiskey Rhetoric on Changing Times in Tacoma Court
Judge Lawrence recalls the old days of Indico whisky feasts and circuit crowds. He laments rising fees and longer trials as Indian agents and officials probe illegal whisky trade, noting marshal, clerk, and witness costs balloon.
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Lawrence
United States Court
United States
Justice of the Peace
Dun
Grand Jury
The Grange Urges Voter Action for Senate Succession
A call urging unbiased land and truth seeking. It notes thirty senators must expire Marek next and legislatures will elect successors. It appeals to people to engage now to ensure effective work.
Judge Burke Campaign Tour Heads to Yakima and Beyond
Judge Thomas Burke of Sentt campaigns for U S Senator on a statewide tour. He plans stops at the Yakima theatre and Wilgate Pulte area before continuing to Nortral Yakima and Portland, speaking at each stop about his platform and meeting supporters.
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Sentt
United States
Trvined Tate
Yakima
Burke
Wilgate Pulte
Dune Us
Portland
Jima
Neurratha
John KL. Wilson
Fragmentary Text Note On Unclear Operations
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Suspect Arrests in Robbery Case After Long Search
After hours of searching for clues officers Smith and Stump arrested a man named BL FE Kelletan on the Mull street robbery case. Police believe he is connected with the theft and some recovered items have been identified as missing property from the second Nerdster.
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Stump
Meneses
Eeven Oeloek
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Mull
Wedlelwin
Mero Mull
Sons of Veterans Work for Members in Local Assembly
A fragmented report describes efforts by the SONS OF VETERANS to organize a division encampment and form camps in Seat? Seay and nearby towns. Meetings at Kennewick Prosser Waiday and other locations discussed electing capable delegates to attend the division encampment in Washington state.
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Merson
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Country Christians More Consistent Census Figure
Washington June 3 The aggregate number of communicants in all religious denominations in the United States for 1999 was 62 996 445 according to the census of religious bodies part of the Census Bureau report now in press. Protestant denominations form the major portion of the total.
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Census Bureaus
Grange backs direct election of U.S. senators
The Grange champions direct voter choice for U.S. senators. It notes broad sentiment for direct elections, cites recent state proposals and primary vindication, and condemns alleged vote buying as a stain on democracy.
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Grange
United States
Filinnis
Senator Fishback Aims For Apple Orchard Crop
Chehalis Washington June 6 Senator H H Fishback of Adna plans a budding fruit enterprise. He grows eight acres of Winter apples expecting fruit this year with varieties Grimes Golden Northern Spy and Spitzenburgs. Also planted about ten acres of aged Northern Spy with Robson all Red and Williams Favorite listed for future harvest. State College of Polland and WaT Price observers noted expected yields and potential market interest.
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Waush
Adna
Vieke
Pishhack
Goldman
Northern Spy
Fia
State College of Pollan
Rio Grande Project to Be Begun This Fall
The plan envisions the Rio Grande dam and reservoir as a landmark New Mexico project. Officials say the concrete rubble dam will stand 864 feet high with a crest length of 40 feet and hold 410 000 cubic yards of material. The reservoir would be the largest artificial body of water, with a capacity of 2 588 000 acre feet, roughly twice Roosevelt Lake in Arizona.
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Biongel
New Mexico
Tesias Cmd Messier
Ous
Wstiniurter
Phogel
Whitey
Iim
Roosevelt Dana
Arizona
Retired Coffee Merchant Accused in City Water Reform Case
A New York retiree, Frederick Parsons, alleged to be worth 500000 and earning 3000 yearly, faces charges tied to efforts to influence deputy commissioners in Queens water supply gas and electricity reform. The case involves a motive linked to departmental reform and potential predatory influence.
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York
Frederick
Parsons
Queensborough
Tony Tetanidt
Teachers Leave North York for Summer Vacation
Many North Yakinia district teachers quit their posts Saturday to travel for summer. The exodus reduces the number of summer travelers and signals a shift in local teaching patterns across east and west areas.
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North Yorkinis
North Yakinia
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