Oklahoma Ship Disaster Aboard Gregory Claims Many Lost
A storm wrecked the Oklahoma liner group as the Gregory battled to rescue crew. Survivors include eight saved by the Bavaria while eleven were aboard the Gregory or missing. The wreck list shows 38 officers and crew with hopeful signs from the Seneca yet fears of total loss remain.
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Morgan backs regional bank idea across New York district
At a public hearing Morgan aligned with advocates for a regional bank system covering the district including New York. Other witnesses from the federal reserve and planning committee supported a broad regional structure while noting questions about feasibility and capital size. Morgan cautioned against fixed line divisions and stressed the bank’s role in earning business trust.
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Boston
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Way Is Cleared For Court Appearance In Capperfield Case
The Oregon governor and Capperfield residents face a court hearing after Attorney Nichols and Colter nearly reached a stipulation. Defendants West Hobbes and others were served with restraining orders as Sheriff Mane and Judge Amstersen prepare for trial in the coming week. Contempt citations remain unresolved with no immediate arrests anticipated.
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Ore
Elvai
Oregon
Fudge Anderson
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Conphiinds
Sherrif Herbert Yes
Clatyiel
Gudwin
Sherkrunt
Mitt Omeid Bisings
Six New Trials Granted by Federal Court of Appeals
Six of the 30 defendants in a conspiracy case were granted new trials by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the seventh district in Indianapolis. Names include Mat A Iyeling, William McCain, Pred Sherman, James J. Ray, AL Richard Troullhan, and William Bernhardt. The court indicated conspiracy charges were flawed and could not be reviewed on the gravest points. 24 others may seek relief on new points.
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Circuit Court of Apneals
Branted
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San Franciseo
Wiliam McCain
Kans
Pred Sherman
Thelenapolis
Willian Bernhardt
Circa
James J. Ray
Peoria
Heyly
Ainiges Kultlaaat
Baker
Setusaiy
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Severith
Wilson
Ain
Orbe McMunigal
Edward Clark
United States
JX. Zoline
Prank t Dalley Resists Comment on Voting In Court
Indianapolis January report notes Dalley, a United States district official, declined to comment on voting in a case tied to a conspiracy. The judge indicated the usual appellate procedures would proceed, with four days to file petitions for rehearing.
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United States District Attornay
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United States
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Fiat
Dailey
Wilson taps personnel for board. Gulfport honor role grows
President Wilson, in Pass Christian, considers many letters on Federal Reserve Board personnel. He has not fully ruled out recommendations, planning a provisional staff with advisers. A local anecdote notes a notary ceremony and a reception request, while a planned layover in Gulfport hints at social duties before returning to Washington.
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Wreck aftermath and political chatter dominate late edition
Partial, scrambledStandard page notes wreck aftermath with factions and governors weighing responses. Mentions Mexican federals, president under consideration, six junior leaders, and shifting public notices amid market and local politics.
Rebels Wait for Villa as Leader Nears
Rebel forces near the Ojinaga front await General Villa to decide if he will personally lead another attack on the Mexican federal army. Generals Ortega and Herrera move with ammunition and troops. federal guards tighten roads as reinforcements stream from Chihuahua.
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Resumption of Activity in the West Predicted
The report expects renewed activity in the western theater as insurgent campaigns press on. It notes uncertain timing and leadership, with moves by commanders in the field and talks of expeditionary forces forming amid heightened tension in the region.
Seavel of Fier Talis Transfer Under Slang to Brag
Weehinslon reports a slang tied transfer involving Sin fisnel Cay sen and minister ty Slexley moving to de irveve Brag. The article hints at attempts to secure a sequel to the ongoing abecrymimns of qWoninued wa Page Reve.
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Governor Ferris Quizzes Officers On Copper Strike
Governor Ferris met sheriffs, prosecutors and local officials to review the five month Copper Country strike. He pressed for unity in enforcing law and protecting property, questioned militiamen and deputies, and discussed troop deployments, Western Federation of Miners ties, and recent investigations into the Italian Hall disaster. A secret afternoon meeting with union reps was planned amid reports of ongoing tension and possible new hires to replace strikers.
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James BR. Roach
MacNoughlon
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Boston
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George Nichols
Lucas
O'Brien
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National Guard
John R. Walker
Titnuis United Mine Workers
Joan Heplengima
James A. Hamilton
Hamilton
Board of Supervisors
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Hikers on Verge of Journeys Near End Near End
A fragmented report describes Amany and teammates marching toward Teayina, 13 miles south, with several hundred supporters at the outskirts as they near a conclusion of their trek. Generals Tdi Craft and Marthalatachken accompany the group through tents and pathizers toward Asany by noon tomorrow as rights for women are called for in Ge legbalivars.
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Railways in Africa face looming strike chaos
Fragmented text reports a potential railway workers strike in Africa amid wage and retrenchment disputes. Mentions ministers, employers, and possible protests with references to injuries during a related open day but lacks clear dates or locations.
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