Family quarrel ends in fatality in Salt Lake
J A Morris shot and killed his wife then killed himself, dying hours later. The couple had trouble in Reno and the wife had come to Salt Lake recently. Morris followed her, leading to tonight's tragedy. The notice ends with unrelated ad lines about Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea at Case’s Drug Store.
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Husband
Wife
Reno
Salt Lake
J. A. Morris
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Case
Des Moines Mother Slays Two Children Then Sets House Ablaze
In Des Moines on March 27 a mother, Mrs. John Lynch, attacked her five week old baby and a three year old son, wounded two other children who escaped, and set the home on fire before slitting her own throat. Firefighters found a four year old girl in the ruins with a throat wound but alive.
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Des Moines
John Lynch
Cowboys and Deputies Battle Crazy Snake Band Near Crazy Snake
A detachment of Crazy Snake's band was surrounded near Crazy Snake's home in Oklahoma City area. One Indian died and eight were captured, with nine more prisoners taken later as militiamen and farmers pursued the group across Creek nation regions. Reports say more Natives were hit and Crazy Snake eluded sight since Saturday.
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Oklahoma City
Crazy Snake
Checotah
Renegrandes
Hickory
Hare
Canadian River
Pierce
Vagrant Life For Home Ties Ends in Police Impetus
Dubuque lawyer FE L Modson urges local police to show no leniency to his son Charles Madson a twenty year old known as Tramp and the Hobo Kid He roams with railroad camps in Yakima valley seeks reform through jail and chain gang experience to persuade him to return home The father plans to visit Kiona then bring Charlie home for his mother’s sake and asks police aid if needed
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Charles
FE. L. Modson
Dubuque
Iowa
Charles Madson
Yakima Valley
Tramp
Hobo Kid
Bk. L. Madson
Kiona
Charlie
New NP Rail Agent Named For This District
John W. Hill will serve as agent for the Northern Pacific railroad here replacing the incumbent who has held the post for two years. Shippers express satisfaction at the change and its anticipated efficiency.
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John W. Hill
Northern Pacific Railroad
Automobiles Prove Popular in North Yankima
The Franklin is expected to be the preferred car this year with eight already sold and more to come. Buyers include Phil and Joseph Ditter the tier company Highland Real Estate W H Redman QO A Fechter W D Ingalls and Dr West. J Q Shadbolt J Van Peyton favor Mitchell W Grant Cornett Linse Dr Frank and Dr Lynch own others. Two high wheeled machines go to A B Weed and the Indian school agent with more on the way.
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Franklin
North Yarkima
Messrs
Phil
Joseph Ditter
Tier Company
Highland Real Estate Company
W. H. Redman
QO. A. Fechter
W. D. Ingalls
Dr. West
Mitchell
J. Q. Shadbolt
J. van Peyton
A. F. Linse
Dr. Frank
Dr. Lynch
Stoddard-Dayton
C. W. Camp
A. B. Weed
Yeoman Campaign Aims to Double Yakima Yeomen
John Fuller district manager for the Brotherhood of American Yeomen arrives in North Yakima to boost Yakima Homestead No 363 member strength from 205 toward 410. He will oversee Yakima and Benton counties as part of a push to raise national Yeomen membership to 50 000 before the Minneapolis 1926 conclave. Additional text notes an unrelated product promotion for Rings Little Liver Pills.
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John Fuller
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
North
Yakima
Fuller
Bloomington
Iowa
Benton
Order In
America
Minneapolis
Washington
Five Men Arrested in San Francisco Graft Case
Five men were arrested and jailed in separate cells for conspiring to steal confidential records and transcripts from the district attorney’s private office. Rex N. Hamlin confessed, linked to a $200 monthly scheme, with Al McKinley, William Corbin, FE A Platt, and Jerry Van Wormer named as others. Police also report related searches at the United Railroads offices.
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San Francisco
Rex. N. Hamlin
Wm. J . Burns
al. McKinley
William Corbin
FE. A. Platt
Jerry van Wormer
Hamlin
Burn
McKinley
Railroad Company
Railroad detectives arrested in theft investigation
Luther Brown and James Handlen were arrested on warrants charging larceny. A warrant was issued for William M. Abbott assistant general counsel of the company charged with receiving stolen goods as detectives from the district attorney's office searched tonight.
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District Attorney's Office
Luther Brown
James Handlen
William M. Abbott
White Bluffs Road Repair Urged By Yakima Traveler
J. M. Perry urges intercounty action on the North Yakima to White Bluffs road arguing small expenditure would yield direct city benefits. He reports a five hour drive from White Bluffs to North Yakima and promotes biweekly automobile stages. Perry notes rapid growth, irrigation projects, and new plants along the Columbia attracting settlers and investment.
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J. M. Perry
North Yakima
White Bluffs
Bluffs
Mr. Perry
Columbia
William Lee, Jr
Yakima
North Yakima Baseball War Heats Up At Sunday Park Fight
Rival factions in North Yakima organize a team named Wonders to challenge the Tigers in a Sunday ball park clash. Contention over manager selection and admission policy sparks backers and critics while Col Payne and local backers provide meals and shelter to players amid tensions and ongoing league plans.
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North Yakima
Ball Park
Gar
Anderson
Carl Shaw
Charles Wilgus
Paddy Gains
Blub" Irby
Tigers
Payne
Col
Wonders
Col. Payne
Nelson
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Cough and Lung Relief
A Nashua Iowa resident testifies that Foley's Honey and Tar cured a severe winter cold and lung issues after trying many medicines and two doctors. The note claims it is the greatest cough and lung medicine in the world and credits North Yakima Drug Store for access.
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Foley
J. N. Patterson
Nashua
Iowa
North Yakima
Mother Will Keep Child In Custody Ruling
Rosalia Walker aged 13 will remain in the custody of her mother Mrs. Dr J. Bong of White Bluffs after a Monday evening superior court decision by Judge Kauffman of Ellensburg. The ruling found the mother fit to care for and educate Rosalia despite earlier disputes and a custody bid by the father Thomas Walker now residing in Montana.
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Rosalia Walker
J. Bong
White Bluffs
Superior Court
Kauffman
Ellensburg
Mabton
Brisk
Israel
Olympia
Snively
North Yakima
Thomas Walker
Walker
Montana
Settle
Bellarding
J T Keeppel Assayer and Chemist
J T Keeppel, assayer and chemist, analyzes ores and soils as a specialty. Address 400 South Fourth Street. Main 969 phone listed.
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J.T. Keeppel
South Fourth St
Explosion Kills Four and Wounds Six at Illinois Steel Plant
An explosion at the Illinois Steel company plant in Joliet on March 27 killed four and injured six others, caused by a gas slip in a blast furnace that blew the engine room to pieces. The blast damaged the engine and boiler areas amid the factory. A separate ad notes Manzan pile remedy in a tube priced 50 cents by C. W. Camp.
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Joliet, Owl
Illinois Steel Company
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Canadian Pacific Railway Co
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