Grand Jury Probes White Slavery Case In Los Angeles
Los Angeles April 2. A search for 14 year old Edna Meves who fled from South Pasadena to Portland was begun as the county grand jury investigates white slavery. The Meves girl and her sister Imma, 21, were reportedly connected to a seagull hotel run by Mrs. Joule Rosenberg, a alleged procuress. Bixby appeared before the grand jury for 32 minutes while others including Py Re Lanterman and Grace Wilson’s husband testified. Subpenas were issued as the panel readies for more witnesses amid the Jonquil scandals.
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Charles Wilson
Grace Wilson
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Suspected Squealing Man Condemned to Die in New York
In New York on an April day, a man linked to the murder by the district attorney was executed by gunfire near Porty-first Street. The killer, identified as Terry the Lunchman, and five policemen pursued five suspects accused of the killing of Merman Rogenthal.
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Town of Bennington Nebraska in Danger of Destruction
Omaha reports Bennington Nebraska 20 miles west of here in danger of destruction from a fire early this morning. Fire companies were sent by fast train and several business houses on Main Street and many residences were destroyed.
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McManigal Plans Facial Alteration to Evade Capture
Angeles April 20 In preparation for release Cropp the eeu ty Joi Orde FE McManigal the dynamiter tied to the McNamara case and linked to Leavenworth labor leaders plans to alter his face surgically to escape detection. A head scar from a wheel past left a hint detectives say may aid disguises. Officers say one of the goings may be arranged but date remains secret.
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Providing for Relatives of South Pole Martyrs
London April 22 Premier Asquith announced a government plan to grant an annuity of 500 dollars to the widow of Captain Robert F. Scott, leader of the British Antarctic expedition, who died returning from the South Pole. The measure also provides 1400 dollars for Captain Seeks mother and ten sisters, and 1300 dollars for the sister of Dr. Edward Wilgon, a Lowe science staff member.
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Robert F. Scott
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South Pole
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Ann Ronalty
Edward Wilgon
Lowe Science
Sulzer Apologizes For Brown Attack in Albany
Governor Sulzer responds to Senator Brown’s Senate attack with a sharp rebuke calling Brown a relic of old politics. He accuses Brown of being under Boss Barnes’s control and questions Brown’s motives while claiming Brown misrepresents his constituents.
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Upher House
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Black Horse Cavalry
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Conviction Sought for Four Former Inspectors in Graft Case
Four New York inspectors face charges in a graft and conspiracy case linked to a hotel corruption network. Indicted recently, Delchis Sweeney EL Wussey James B. Thompson and Jab J. Mirtha are accused of taking bribes to overlook disorderly hotels and involve out-of-state interests.
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Becker’ Rae
Delchis Sweeney
Slimes EL Wussey
James B. Thompson
Jab J. Mirtha
Lndivtedl
George A
Pire Cipp
Two police linked to hotel keeper confess to bribe money
Two hotel keepers and a police connection figure in a bribe case. Robinson and Hartigan, officers linked to Sweetness suur, have been sent to Sing Sing for police hackwork. They refused to squeal, marking a notable defense presence not seen since the Mas trial. George Gordon
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Hartigan
Defendants Represented in Civil Trial Near Completion
The court session closed with defendants Battle and Alted, Talley Fences Sweeney, Francis L. Wellman and others attending. Gilbert appeared for the defense. The jury was not completed today and further proceedings were postponed.
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Francis L. Wellman
Nigtt Joghead Atter Tienes Jotin
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Ant
Davia
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Gilbert
Furs Belmont Shows Militants in Women’s Suffrage Row
London April report describes Mrs Belmont and Duchess of Marlborough joining demonstrators and suffrage leaders in a militant protest. Mrs Belmont vows action if other means fail, amid protests against perceived fascist tactics and ties to the International League of Women Workers.
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Girse Uwihiephan Geer
New York
Stittingette Campalgsi
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Ole Aly
Howe Ip
Marthovotash
International League of Woyuin
Women's
Mest Poliiga Union
Ee Orkiuima Allon
Belmont
Tn Lamon
Deslara
Boylan
Duchess of Marlborough
Mine
Huerta Government to Be Overthrown in Two Weeks
Robert Kerr an attorney told the Rotary Club in Chicago that the Huerta government in Mexico will probably be overthrown within two weeks. He warned the Balkan crisis affects the United States and damages for property may be hard to obtain.
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Chicaco
Etueria
Mexico
Robert
Kerr
Iran
Mesxico
Rotary Club
Mexim
In Today’s Standard: Mixed Local News and Sports
Fragmented OCR summary notes dispatches across California and Montana. Mentions evacuation, militancy, rail news, court dismissals, and various sports results. Includes obscure names and garbled phrases about unions, libraries, and editorial items.
Alaska Passes Bill Targeting Japanese Americans
An Alaska bill aimed at Japanese Americans was approved by lawmakers after debate. The measure would limit activities by residents connected to Japan and drew mixed support across chambers, with concerns about legality and impact on civil rights.
Controversy over Calif ornia alien ownership rights debated
Sacramento reports on a heated discussion led by Attorney General Webb and Governor Johnson as they outline draft language on alien ownership under the Japanese treaty. The session covers citizenship, property rights, and residency limits for foreign nationals amid broader reform efforts and possible executive action.
Debates Flair As Tariff Clash Roars In House
Washington April session opened amid heated tariff debate. Speaker Clark faced sharp charges from Republicans while Democrats, led by Underwood and Gardner, argued the tariff bill’s provisions and the Ways and Means plan. The chamber erupted with partisan taunts as the schedule moved toward a vote after a long, tense day.
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Department of Commerce
Foss Gete 4 Nesolurion Daston April 2
In a special message Governor Foss urges Congress to reject free trade and reject opening markets. The legislature discusses protective principles and urges a tariff focused policy. A committee of experts should hear interests before action is taken.
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United States
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Millions in land lost to railroad case in Oregon
In Morthind Oregon, a federal decree was sought to reclaim land valued at about 310,000 and 90,000 in labor, with 2,300,000 claimed by Oregon residents. Judge Walverton noted the federal government’s priority, as the court declared the land property of the United States pending congressional action. The matter will be appealed.
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Lentpeat
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Oregon
Congress
President Wilson uneasy over California land bills in April talks
Washington reports say President Wilson, during a two hour cabinet meeting and chats with Secretary Bryan and acting Secretary of State John M. Moore, expressed concern over California's proposed alien land legislation. He received Viscount Chinda, and declined to discuss negotiations, while signaling cautious hope the measure, if passed, would resemble policies in New York and Minnesota.
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Swindlers Target Farmer In Dallas Money Grab
Dallas reporters chase a case involving a farmer near Dallas who was approached by con men promising to invest his savings. The suspects, posing as buyers, allegedly handed over a package and attempted to depose money, but authorities are tracing their steps and seeking those responsible. The incident highlights a wave of similar schemes across western cities.
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Secretary Vana Invites Hill to Hearings on Irrigation Works
Washington April 9. Secretary Vana invited James J. Hill to attend hearings next Thursday on the condition of declimation and irrigation work in the country. Secretary Lane urged no short conference and to discuss the relation and value of government and private irrigation efforts.
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Crown Prince Presents Keys of Captured City
Crown Prince Danila of Montenegro arrived at Certinje to hand over the fortress of Scutari to King Nicholas. An ovation greeted the ceremony as the royal procession moved to the cathedral with the queen guiding a wounded soldier.
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Montenegro
Nicholas
Scutari
Escaping Prisoners Said To Have Killed Guard
Chicago report says Marcus A. Wilson and Charles Babbitt who escaped from Fort Sheridan after conviction for desertion are believed to have killed the sentry guarding them. They were to be sent to a U S prison. Fort Leavenworth noted in transmission.
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Charles Babbitt
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United States
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