McNamara Trial Details Reveal Dynamite Case Ties
Witnesses testified about the dynamite plot and the removal of papers in the McNamara case. District Attorney Miller pressed for direct answers as Ryan described union funds used to aid defendants and the role of attorney George M. Rappaport in destroying records after a split explosion.
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Great Northern Increases Capital Stock Signaling Rail Investments
Bt. Paul December 4 Great Northern Railway announces capital stock rises from 210000000 to 241000000 via article amendment. Funds will acquire Montana Eastern Railway Company stocks bonds and other securities, and absorb securities of any other road as directed by board of directors.
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Great North Aya
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Ole
Stoat
Stucka
Honda
Montana Eastern Railway Company
Stoaka
Old Friend Tries to Help Archbold in Senate Impeachment
Washington December 4 Admissions focused on Judge Archbold amid a Senate impeachment hearing. Robert Wo Archbadl, once a friend, stood as a key witness regarding alleged influence on railroad officers and profits from a Hillside dump deal. Williams and others sought to admit documents tying Archbold to a plan where he might be named as a silent partner to push the option.
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Robert Wo Archbadl
Fudge Archbald
Willis
Ipon
Ywilson
Jits
Hillzide Tron
Goal
Williams
Dudse Archbard
Iillside Company
Webh
North Carolina
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Hartly
Ayehinid
Todgie Aree
WY. A. May
Hmlsderecupany
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Powel Hack
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IL A Williams
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Wilain | Deland
Archfal
A. S. Worthington
Bee Fxcused
William P. Boland
Crauton
BUTTER AT THIRTY CENTS TO CONSUMER IN NEBRASKA
In Owaha Nebraska the American Association of Creamery Butter Makers urged a maximum two cent rise to a pound for creamery butter, citing Chicago butter price trends. President J S Walker of Chicago said thirty cents a pound is enough for consumers, predicting future prices will adjust to supply and demand, with oleomargarine packers blamed for higher costs.
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Owaha
Neby Dee
Amelican, Association of Creamery Butter Makers
Chicago
Walker
Me. Walker
Runs Amuck Kills Man And Shoots Up A Town
In Vina Cel Dec 4 John St Claire a raven hand shot and killed James Miller after terrorizing the town for more than an hour He fired at others wounding Charles Gray and escaped on a horse Residents believe he is ine by some accounts
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Annyex
Vina
John St. Claire
James Miler
St. Claire
Siler
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Cone & Kimball
Miller
Rators
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Charles Gray
Inge
Lincoln Memorial design accepted for monument
The Lincoln Memorial Commission approved Henry Macon of New York College design for a Potomac Park monument to Abraham Lincoln. Taft chaired. senators and representatives present. The plan envisions a marble rectangular building, 16 by 84 feet, with a central hall housing a Lincoln statue and flanking walls bearing Gettysburg Address and Second Inaugural Address. Estimated cost about 1.725 million dollars toward the 2.6 million authorized by Congress. Separately, Russian troops reach Petersburg area with orders to move toward Western Mongolia amid Chinese incursions and merchant plunder.
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Washington
Ter
Lincoln Anamuriat
Alecden Bentgnt
Deaten
Henry Macon
New York
Taft
Sneaker Clark
Cinton Wetmore
Martin
Memora
Potomac Park
Abrahem Lincoln
Lingolys Gettysge
Capitol
Grant
Wasington
Bacon
Congres
Colonel Gracie Titanic Survivor Passes Away
Colonel Gracie af Waekilglen, noted Titanic survivor, has died after being taken to a private hospital. He was among the ship’s passengers who went down with the vessel.
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Gracie
Waekilglen
Ihae
Fragmented Notice of Events in New York and Washington
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an event on the nineteenth, a life raion whirl, and people named Flefanilly with ties to New York Washington and Moldie. Details are unclear. no definite actions or outcomes are stated.
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Ife
New York
Washington
Moldie
Girl Vanishes After Mysterious Disappearance
A local girl vanished without a trace after a morning at a hotel and nearby streets. Police and agencies investigated, tracing her movements from a railroad station to Sheridan and along the river, but no definite clue emerged. Witnesses described a tense scene as authorities searched for the missing teen amid confusing leads and uncertain alibis.
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Ofis
Mirghiia
County Allorney Knight
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Daek
Wire
Ak Sheehlan
Sheridan
Urelow
Lai Tombe
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Woman Named Bess Charged After Fatal Shooting
In Los Angeles Mrs Bess Widney, amid illness, allegedly shot and killed Walter Widnes after threats to end their relationship. The murder case centers on Widnes’s accuser Mrs Lynne Widney and the couple’s tangled ties in a San Francisco bound plan as Widnes’s real estate career is noted.
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Mee
Yirwa Lyon
Kalldicbert J. Witney van
Mgnt
Widnes
Wauna
Moe
Widney
Lynne
San Franciso
Wideex
Thor. Widnes
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Proposes National Highway Plan Across United States
Cincinnati Dec 4 national highway plan discussed at American Box Building convention. Proposals envision a coast to coast route from Vancouver to Mexico and another from New York to San Francisco. Notes state Washington involvement and a task force led by a Harat figure.
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Sanz
State of Washington
J. J. Ah Harat
Vancouver
Mexico
New York
San Francisco
Forgeries Lead to Suspended Sentence for New York Executive
A New York executive once at the head of a large manufacturing firm was sentenced after convictions for forgeries. The supreme court judge ordered payment of fines and restitution, with a suspended term and potential further punishment if payment is not made. The case involved high salaries and a lengthy, troubled career.
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Roke Zingel
Supreme Court
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Et Borgennedt
Seartémie
Floss
Great Falls Promised One Telephone System
A public announcement outlines a plan to consolidate Bell telephone operations in Great Falls. Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph has acquired options on the Automatic company, proposing to merge most assets and operate under a single system. The move aims to unify the local telephone network with automatic exchanges.
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Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
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Automatic Company
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Bell Company
Customs court rules on wood pulp imports under most favored nation terms
The customs court today heard arguments about whether whites European nations may ship wood pulp and paper into the United States duty free under the most favored nation clause. The discussion centered on Canada and the Canadian real property agreement granting free entry.
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Washington
Dev
United States
Canada
Greece Only Is Continuing War In London Protocol
Greece only continues war stance with London based talks imperiled. Fragmentary notes show divisive views among officials as DVRS sign on protocol remains uncertain amid ongoing tensions.
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Greece
Balkan peace talks and Greek stance amid armistice talks
Amid armistice discussions, Greece resists signing while Allies push for rapid peace in London. Greece offers military aid but rejects terms including Janina and operations against Chios and Mytilene. Balkan league expectations grow as Austria notes signs of broader peace with Bulgaria Serbia and Montenegro.
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Janina
Islands
Chins
Mytilens
Megalomania
Turkey
Salenik
Bulgaria
Servia
Montenegro
London
Vienna
Satoniki
Cis
Macedonia
Sanalki
Park of Macedonia
Salonki
Greek government faces continued war after armistice
Athens papers comment on the armistice conclusion and warn the Greek government may continue hostilities without allies. They note opposition in Salonika and Turkish troops retreating from Mengatir area, with details moved to Page Two.
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Salaniki
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