Jury Conspiracy Verdict in Michigan Strike Case
In a dramatic verdict from the Copper Country, detectives and a deputy sheriff were found guilty of conspiracy in the Steve Futrich case. Cooper, Davis, Gra, and Polk inghorn were named among the convicted, with Penalties to be set after sentencing. The trial drew wide attention to the Sevvish strike and its impact on mining operations and workers.
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Japanese Vice Admiral Accused Of Naval Graft
A Japanese vice admiral and a captain were ordered before a court martial on charges of naval graft. The minister of marine announced investigations into alleged commissions tied to admiralty appointments and corrupted favors within the service.
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Ae Berlin
Sawaseli Vee
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Miron Faith
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Intenelig Atutmeits
Admiralty
Death of Dr Roswell Park in Weeffisle home
Dr Roswell Park dies suddenly at home in Weeffisle Peb 75. The prominent surgeon, born in Pomiret, Vond, in 184? was a professor of surgery at the University of Tul alo from 1887, serving six years. Nees in perfect health until minutes before death, heart failure the presumed cause.
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Fragmented Historic News Snippets From The Daily Standard
A garbled OCR blend mentions state matters, revolvers, visitors, and rituals. It references political figures, protests, and editorial notes, with scattered names and places amid chaotic terms. The piece hints at crime, governance, religion, and elections without coherent context.
Evans Held Up by a Militiaman in Trinidad
In Trinidad Colorado February 16 representative John A Evans of Montane, a member of the House subcommittee Investigating the coal strike, was accosted by a sentry while walking with others. An exchange led to a brief incident before Evans continued on his way. Investigating committee members are due to reopen hearings, with testimony expected from strikers and others about the strike and conditions at mining sites.
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Sutherland
Colorado Springs
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el Paso
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Commission works to solve unemployment problem in nation
Washington report outlines a national effort to study and address unemployment. Four investigators will survey public and private employment agencies and assess how to improve job stability, with a push to create a federal bureau to coordinate services and assist migratory workers in New York and beyond.
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Mie Nation Riuplaymaane Exchange
New York City
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Passenger steamship distress prompts rescue at sea
A French passenger steamer Niagara en route from Crum Havre to New York with 797 passengers sent distress signals after propeller damage. Bailout by the steamship Honfleur assisted, and Niagara reportedly drifted northwest before further contact. Signals indicate a rescue operation underway with uncertain status.
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New York
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Onorthwest
President Wilson's cold improves but cautious plans loom
Washington reports President Wilson's cold shows marked improvement yet officials say no full recovery is certain. He attended a breakfast at the White House and was observed resting in the state dining room. The president is expected to receive another medical examination tomorrow to assess progress before resuming full duties.
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Glendive Tragedy Shakes Montana Bridge Shooting
A man named Steele was shot and killed during a midnight confrontation on a bridge over the Yellowstone River near Glendive. Johnson, 20, surrendered to authorities afterward as detectives investigate possible motives linked to a domestic dispute and a threatened river plunge.
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Steele
Nordhers Duchte
Yellowstone River
Ray Johnson
Johnson
Johnsen
Stele
Jolrson
Glendive
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Johnison
Ong
Invasion of Rights Next Inquiry Line
Fragmentary report outlines a push to investigate workers rights and safety after a disaster. It notes anonymous testers from strikers and sympathizers arriving, testimonies sought on working conditions, and ongoing inquiries led by Paytor and Pantor with calls for attendance.
Gore High Stakes Testimony At Senate Hearing
Senator Gore of Okinheuta faces testimony today as defense evidence wraps up. Witnesses including James Jacobs from a Washington hotel are expected to rebut claims of impropriety connected to relations with Mrs Bond amid the ongoing investigation. The case hinges on alleged conduct during a dinner party and a conference regarding political patronage.
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Ealler
State Treasurer Kennedy Death and Investigation Loom
State Treasurer Kennedy dies by his own action as prosecutors and police pursue further inquiry. District Attorney Whitman and Attorney Dinenberger address the probe into Kennedy’s finances and alleged connections with a holding company, while Kennedy’s family and colleagues recall his public service and integrity.
Firemen and Police Battle With Church Mob in South Tend
A clashes broke out as firemen and police fought a church mob in South Tend when 25 men and women tried to aid Sheriff Jul Wand. Father Grusa faced removal as parishioners barred entry, doors were forced, and police arrived to defend clergy, with Mother priest arrested and mob surrounding the church. The scene ended with a police pursuit and the mob resisting.
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Clarge
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Ginga
Unclear fragmentary item at Georgia capital meeting
Fragmentary OCR reading references a scheduled event at the Georgia state capital next Wednesday involving several names and a referenced public meeting. Details are garbled and unclear.
Kennedy inquiry targets state money handling and bonds
In Sulipanuy York a report from Matrich Attorney Waitman's office states Kennedy is to be examined tomorrow about the handling of 50 to 150 million dollars of state funds. The probe also covers ties to John J. Kennedy & Co of Buttato, now run by Kennedy's son, and state banking deposits.
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Waitman
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John Dee Iarry
Foun K. Clark
John J. Kenedy & Fe
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Alleged ritual murder stirri ng Kyiv case roils region
Report outlines a complex case linked to a supposed ritual murder in Kiev with claims of Jewish involvement and anti Jewish conspiracy. It notes depuritions, rival counsel, and the prosecution’s attempt to prove a link to a figure named Bellies and a prominent suspect.
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Ambassadors Report Early Meeting in Western Capital
Feb 15 reports say Tomney America ambassador Henry Taine Wilson intends to meet in the western capital at an early date to discuss the situation with Menten. The note signals possible high level talks on regional tensions.
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America
Menten
Henry Taine Wilson
Litenti
Desperate Camp Life at Juarez Prisoner Camp Endures Strain
Reports describe the Juarez prisoner camp under General Scott with 1,459 women and 656 children among 2,197 inmates, daily costs, ration details, and guard restrictions. Mexican visitors bring gifts while guards deter attempts at escapes and ensure sanitary measures amid a tense standoff.
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Political trust in danger sparks reform push
A fragmentary report notes remarks by Stra Peeha Ureukenridge of Tenticky urging reform as a congressional commission shapes a constitutional plan to advance suffrage and public support for women candidates, with support from Senator Steylente and others. The committee plans broad outreach and aims to secure broad public favor.
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