Twelve minutes before grand jury probe of white slavery case
Detectives say a Meves girl, aged 17, fled South Pasadena and Portland amid an investigation into a white slavery ring connected to a hotel run by Mrs Josie Rosen. A bench warrant was issued for Fann Meves as authorities pursue witnesses before the county grand jury in Los Angeles.
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Suspected of Squealing Condemned to Die
A report notes a condemned man linked to a killing after being accused of informing on others. The headline frames the alleged informer as the reason for his death sentence amid a charged crime case.
Bennington Neb Town in Danger of Destruction
Omaha April 2 A telephone message from Hennington Neb a town of Life inhabitants three miles west of here early this morning stated that a fire companion were sent by fast train to that Hare The report said that several easiness homes on the eal Street and a large number of fences had been destroyed
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Hare
Evacuation Demand Issued by Austrian Minister
An official demand for evacuation is issued by an Austrian minister amid government concerns. The move signals escalating urgency as authorities call for relocation or protective measures for affected populations and assets.
Surrender Declined in Scutari Crisis Across Europe
Vienna dispatch reports Arian minister urged King Nicholas to evacuate Scutari unconditionally. The king refused, while Britain weighs policy shifts on Balkan affairs. Austria presses for action as ambassadors meet, pondering Italy’s role and a potential Albanian principality under Besad Pasha.
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Public aid promised for relatives of South Pole dead
London April 2 The British government under Premier Asquith will provide annuities for the relatives of Captain Robert F. Scott and other expedition members. The widow of Captain Robert P Root head of the expedition will receive an annuity in addition to an admiralty pension. A joint annuity of 160 will go to Captain Scott’s mother and his two sisters. Annuities of 1200 are to be paid to the widows of Dr Edward Wilson chief of the science staff and to others connected with the expedition.
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London
Edwant Wilson
Senator Brown Attacks Governor in Senate Session
Albany dispatch reports Senator Jon Brown Republican leader of the senate denounced the governor amid a vitriolic exchange. Brown dismissed the governor’s actions as hallucinations and claimed the governor has hidden motives, stating no man will grant him audience.
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Brown
Senate
Barnes
Conviction of Former Inspectors Is Sought
New York April 2 four former police inspectors Dennis Sweeney James F Munsey Francis F Thompson and John J Murphree face District Attorney Whitman at the opening of a major trial. Indicted after uncovering a system of corruption connected with state actions the men are charged with conspiring to obstruct justice as part of a broader graft ring led by George A Beipa and others.
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Potter
Becker
Dennis Sweeney
James FE. Munsey
Mes F. Thompson
John J. Murfore
Thettorney
Unclear courtroom notes record jury delay and attendees
Fragmentary report shows Rattle and Alfred J. Talley representing Sweeney while other names appear and Smyth and Thompson spoke for parties. Gilbert attended for Mariha. Defendants wore formal attire. Jury not completed today.
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Alfred J. Talley
Sweeney
Francis le Wel
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Terest
Thompson
Gilbert
Mariha
Mrs Belmont Shows Militant Suffrage Tendencies
April 29 report notes Mrs C. H. Belmont and Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt oppose the suffrage campaign and may adopt militant tactics used in England. The two women, described as in conflict, express firm statements that militant methods could be employed if other means fail.
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C HP Belmont
Carrie Chapman Catt
New York
Pion
Associated Free
England
Sara
Belmont
Catt
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Huerta Government to Be Overthrown in Two Weeks
Unclear text reports that Huerta’s regime may fall within a fortnight with Americans fleeing Mexico amid political turmoil. Mentions social unrest and concerns over protection of property and damages for evacuees.
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Huerta
Beulart Demands Montenegri Action and Austria Refund
The Standard reports Beulart pressing Austria for action and a refund in a tense cross border dispute. Much-desired witness in Los Angeles tipped to testify. Helmont reportedly swayed toward militancy amid legal proceedings. An array of local notes cover trials, draws, and civic events across California and Montana.
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Vinson Association
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Butte
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Neem
Ineligible Left Out as Members of the Same Time
An unclear note refers to AMS tow 6 MRM as members at the same time and mentions antiantory implications. Readable fragments suggest internal eligibility questions or organizational overlap. Further context needed to establish concrete entities, dates, or actions.
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MRM
Alaska Bill Aimed at Japanese Aliens Passes Senate
Alaska territorial senate approves a fishing bill aimed at Japanese aliens by unanimous vote, sending it to Governor Jomenn of California. The measure restricts land ownership and citizenship rights, aligning with treaty terms and prompting debate in the third secret conference among Secretary Bryan, Governor Johnson, and California lawmakers.
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Jaynese Aahermen
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Vison
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Holt
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Webb
Debates Rage Over Tariff in House Consideration
Washington April 2 The reading of the Democratic tariff measure sparked vigorous debate and loud exchanges in the House with Speaker Clark stepping onto the floor. Republicans pushed amendments to the chemical schedule while Democrats defended the tariff commission idea and blamed Taft era underfunding for bureau failures. The chamber grew heated as Gardner and others clashed, the session ending with a recessed mood and tentative votes on the schedule.
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Gardner
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Whinney
Kansas
Ald
Principle of Protective Tariffs Explained
A local column discusses the traditional view of protective tariffs. It outlines how duties on imported goods aim to shield domestic industry, raise government revenue, and influence consumer prices, noting both economic benefits and potential drawbacks for workers and consumers.
Lands Lost to Railroad Feits Opened for Settlement
Portland residents recall a court decree transferring vast tracts to the United States after expert estimates traced parcels to the Southern Pacific Company. The ruling, delivered by Judge Wolverton, marks a quiet end to a long dispute, with lands now available for settlement or purchase under congressional authority.
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Portland
Ore
United
Gregor
Une
Congress
President Appears Worried in California Reports
The president held telegraphic talks with Secretary Hrgan in Sacramento and met with acting secretary John Moore who was visited by Japanese ambassador Veeco Chinda. White House officials emphasized reticence as the president showed worry while discussions centered on potential law-based actions if Dill passes.
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Hrgan
John Moore
Veeco Chinda
Bryan
White House
Moore
Swindlers Targeting man flee after staged fee scheme
Dabian Texas April 29. Police in several cities seek a man tied to a fee swap scheme. An age niece was involved as the ruse spread. A former Dallas resident named Shepler was referenced as the target. The group allegedly collected money and fled when confronted, with one man charged and another escaping.
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Dabian
Texas
Apri
Miebhes
Dallas
Salm
Shepler
Secretary James J. Hu to Announce Thursday Hearings
April observations indicate Secretary James J. Hu will hold Thursday hearings on the referenced issue. Details on location and agenda were not fully disclosed in the fragment.
Crown Prince Presents Keys of Captured City Cettine
Crown Prince Danilo of Montenegro arrived to hand over the fortress keys at Scutar in an ovation filled ceremony. The royal procession moved to the cathedral with queen and guards, amid an excited crowd.
Escaping Prisoners Said To Have Killed Guard
Fort Sheridan prisoners Marcus A. Wilson and Chariot Babbitt escaped after desertion and are believed to have killed the sentry who guarded them. The incident occurred while their unit was at Fort Sheridan, with local authorities seeking confirmation of the fatal outcome.
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Marcus A. Wilson
Chariot Babbitt
Fort Sheridan
Rao
Fort Leavenwort
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