Train holdup shocks state with gunfire and blast
A Chicago to Kansas City express train was robbed four miles south of Springfield. Bandits forced the engineer to stop, blew safes with dynamite, and fled with several packages. Police pursued, no injuries reported, substantial jewelry and money missing.
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Springfield
Alton
Chiesa & Allo Duc
Mle Uy
En Station
Here
Des Junction
Pslige
Des
Chicago & Alon
Chicago
le Wi
Uie
Kansas City
JAG
Tify
K Alton
Wein
Railroad Men of Which Degree
Railroad men of which degree noted in a terse item from New Mayen Cam. Berlain of Ghand prune u others and related names appear in this fragmentary entry from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menaly
New Mayen
Cam
Berlain
Ghand Prune
Indictments allege restraint of trade by Grand Trunk allies
Federal case charges Charles Chamberlin Mellan, William Smithers, and executives of Grand Trunk and related lines with conspiring to restrain trade and abandon planned extensions from Providence to New York and Rhode Island. The seven overt acts include meetings in New York, interchanges of traffic, and a withdrawn petition to extend a New Hampshire line. Penalty cited is up to 1,000 dollars fine or imprisonment.
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New York
Charlies S
Grand Rank
Nes
Providence
Aptis
Mellen
Charmhertin
Grand Trunk
New Haven
New England Citles
West
United States
Weineranda
Geondowunk
New England
Met
Mallen
Service Commission of
New Hampshire
Vermont
Chanderlin
Palmer
Grand Trank
Central Vermont
Propeson
Indigutment Recite
Rhode Island
Massachus
Casas Grandes Taken by Rebel Forces Reported
Cazas Grandes the most important town southwest of Juarez reportedly fell to rebel forces led by Orozco. Refighting details describe faux battles near Ascencion with federal forces defeated, prisoners taken, and rebel gains extending into the Madera region and along the Northwestern railway. Local officials and travelers corroborate the capture while rail lines remain uncertain.
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Fi Paso
Cazan Grandes
Juarez
Ennai
Pescu Grozes
Columbus
N. M
Ascencion
Salazar
Tresenenger
General Orozco
Franie Redefender
Gasey Grandes
Blanco
Hinnce
Cays
Casas Grandes
Anlée
Orozco
Caana Grandes
F Ward Stengele
Madera
Puland
Chihuahua City
Theatate Capitol
American
Pearson Syndicate
Pearson
Majera
San Petro
Chihughun
Old Casas Grandes
L. Quinteros
Soider
United States
Hachita
Dintman Fi Bienes
Cazas Granden
Machile Fararn
Busy Scenes In Butte Post Office Deliveries For Christmas Day
In Butte the post office faced heavy crowds as Christmas mail delivery preparations intensified. Postmaster Malcolm and staff worked through long lines and packed sacks, aiming to have all first and second class mail delivered by Christmas. Extra carriers and clerks were added, with expectations of a high volume of packages and registered items.
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Inal
Malcolmile
Cargiara
Thura
W Department
Ibera
Monin
Connl
Butte
Nhl
Leeks
Reus
Cristini
Charles Stura
Frensh
Nat Enormons
Oy Lopeth
Wien
Castro A Problem For Uncle Samuel
The Venezuelan ex-president Cipriano Castro, arriving under the name Ruizt aboard the La Touraine in New York, faces U S immigration review. The State Department weighs admissibility and policy limits amid concerns over possible international upheaval and neutrality law violations.
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Washington
Dee, TN
America
Ruizt
Cipriano Casi
Venezuela
Paris
Veremielan
la Touraine
New Yorke
Department $S
Gifeera
Lay Department
Castro
Ex- Lremes
Gomes
Asts
Department of Jusnce
Great Northern plans 67 new rail mines in Valley County
The Great Northern Railway proposes 67 new railway mines in Valley County. The plan extends from Polear northward through the Fort Peck Indian Reservation, per a statement released to the secretary of state.
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Speels
Helena
Great Northern Railway Company
Valley County
Bajnville
Ponlar
Fort Peck Indian Reservation
Union Pacific Seeks Wireless Telegraph License
Omaha December 73. Union Pacific railway filed to the department of commerce and labor in Washington for a license to operate and maintain a wireless telegraph system along the line. Several wireless stations are expected to be designated, with details to follow when the license is issued.
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Omaha
Faesse Railway
Department of Cormmerce and Labor
Washington
City Protests New Year Policing Policy Plan
Citizens rally to oppose police move to arrest and push enforcement on New Year's Eve. Church leaders and lawyers will address the crowd and explain police duties while urging full law enforcement. The gathering targets Mayor Harrison's office to press for action and uniform policing.
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Chicago
Dee
Carey
Ealdais
Ethac
Wheeling
Cloxing Orlhange
Phe Saeeting
Wilerneys
Atiles
Oles of Police
Uiv
Wilh
Hin
Ewar
Chen
Maceh
Harrison
Everson
Paris Grapples With Morphine Plague Amid Deaths
Paris faces a crackdown as police review deaths linked to morphine use and undertake a nationwide probe. Authorities cite rising addiction among young women in night cafes and Montparnasse districts, with pressure to shutter pharmacies selling the drug illegally.
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Paris
Rene Bichet
Yong
Budapest
Mont Marte
Meher Normal College
Jean Bourget
Richetts & Student
Bourget
Not Enough Money for Institutions Seek State Aid in 1923
The report states that state education institutions face expenditures exceeding available funds with estimated needs of 5 520 385 and a shortfall of 3 7181 for the year 1923. Govordon SORTE KG criticizes delayed funding while urging lawmakers to address the fiscal gap and support institutional maintenance and development.
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Howe
George A. Conway
Santa
eAité
Asdardow
Renita
Noteworthy Welcome Awaits President Taft
A damaged dispatch notes a notable welcome for President Taft arriving in Arkansas. The wireless message reports a planned reception, with officials confirming the President's arrival and expected schedule at 3 o'clock tomorrow, as authorities coordinate details.
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Taft
Consolidation Talk Backed for Montana Higher Education
The Montana educational leaders backed a plan to consolidate four state higher institutes into a single university at an optimal site. The move aims to create a major university system with endowments and fellowships, while also expanding polytechnic high schools and public support for the new university.
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Towatablteh
Rrenter Univeralt
Bf Sfontana
Atte
Estaditel
Iida
Attensinn
University of Montana
Montana
Andlatlow
Losre Dy Pevtester Kemp
University of Montata
Goerner Allen Tml
Arguments Begin In Iron Workers Case
Defendants in the Iron Workers case face the start of jury deliberations as prosecutors present their timeline and letters tied to a dynamite conspiracy. Attorneys for resisting parties dispute evidence and question government methods while noting the defendants’ familial circumstances and industrial ties.
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Sarling
Scan
International Hemd‘azeers
Wallampolls
Mey
J.J. McNamara
Los Angeles
Oane
Teilla
McNamara
Harding
Peank AM
Ryania Desk
Henator Kern Gail Be
Sterbert
Brockin
Eugene Clancy
Diaf A. Teeitty
San Princisco
Keen
Jolting of Wagon Fixes Broken Neck
A man in San Pranvison dislocated a woman's neck by a fall from a wagon harness. Witnesses described the incident, medical staff attended, and authorities investigated the accident as the victim received care after the fall.
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San Pranvison
Atearmor Siniu
Plice
Der
Alfred Ron
Sigkles Shortage Being Made Good in Albany
Attorney General Chetuvady turned over 5000 dollars in wheat to Biute Lomp fryllet Soninnr as part payment on a 28000 debt from General Sigkles case. The payment, signed by Mrsles, follows an agreement between the attorney general and Staunton Dickies. The remainder is to be paid in two or three weeks.
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Albany
Chetuvady
Biute Lomp
Fryllet Soninnr
Gah
Vaniel Sickles
Chaiman
New York Monuments Commission
Mrsles
at= tormey
Afer
Staunton Dickies
Sigklwa
Story of the Underworld by Jack Rose to run six Sundays
Jack Rose launches a six part series in The Standard with Hearst papers, promising an unobjectionable, scrupulously edited account of underworld life. He claims 20 years among criminals gives him unique access and aims to aid reform and righteousness.
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The
Standard
Hearst
Jack Rose
Rose
Underworld
Roses Ropy
Reba
Tyné
Ontsigler
Morgan
Edison
Bot
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