General Sickles Faces State Suit For Funds Shortage
New York Jan 23 General Daniel Sickles faced possible arrest at his Fifth Avenue home amid a state suit to recover 23 74 for alleged misaccounting. The sheriff demanded a $30,000 bond, with bail set equal to the claimed shortage. Mrs. Sickles indicated no immediate personal funds to aid him. The case centers on 1819 to 1813 legislature appropriations to the commission and transfers totaling 445 041, with 28 476 unaccounted for and claimed as personal use by Sickles in 1912.
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Daniel Li Sickles
Fifth Avenue
Supreme Court
Rudd
Albany
Gickles
Sherif Warburger
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Mltas
Sickles
General Sickles
Caroline G. Hicbles
Protests Turn Violent as Waiters Clash with Police
In New York on June 25 disorder erupted as waiters and hotel workers protested facing no union recognition. Police protected districts from Fourth to Forty-second streets, while private detectives battled strikers near the Waldorf and other hotels. Windows shattered, rioting spread along Broadway, parades formed, and multiple arrests occurred amid street clashes and mass gatherings.
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Haragsea
Ami
Tole Men's Association
Aisike
Walda
Nolce
Riv
Waldoré-Asternt Hole
Severi
Vanderbilt
Belmont
Hitz-Carlton
Waiters’ Union
Broadway
Hoffman Houses
Nousen
Woman’s Death From Drugs Tied to Lodging House Case
Mrs. Anna Hoffan a white woman who was rescued from a Japanese lodging house about two weeks ago said she had been held prisoner and drugged continually. Chief of Police Sebastian declared intent to file murder charges against Georges Chandier, arrested in connection with the case.
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Los Angeles
Anna Hoffan
Sebastian
Ims
Georges Chandier
Montana Voth Arrives With Montana Electoral Vote
Special Dispatch reports John C. Mc Carthy of Bozeman arrived in Washington with Montana's electoral vote and delivered it to the secretary of state He was paid mileage at 3 1/2 cents per mile for his trip to Washington.
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The
Standard
Washington
John C. McCarthy
Bozeman
Montana
Snow Slides Close Mountain Lines Amid Avalanches
Snow avalanches near Wellington and Leavenworth cripple rail lines on the Great Northern and Burlington routes. An avalanche killed workers and damaged engines, while crews dig out debris and clear tracks as trains run slowly. Five or more fatalities cited in the storm, with ongoing efforts to restore service and monitor further slides.
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Tan
Sinstone
Great Northern
Wellington
Tye
Burlington-Great Northern
Kansas City
Alvin
Andrews
Northern
Milwaukee
Northern Pacific
Man Who Carried Dynamite Applies for New Trial
Los Angeles reports that Carl Riedelbach, who threatened to destroy police elation with dynamite several months ago and was found guilty by a jury of depositing dynamite in an inhabited place, announced he would appeal. Next Tuesday is the return date for imposing sentence.
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Los Angeles
Jan
Carl Riedelbach
Superior Court
Teiedelbach
Yale Law Prof Kent Endowment Brings Salary Up to 5000
The Yale law professor Ws Patt ag Kent will earn 5000 a year, the maximum for full professors in the upper grade. The Kent endowment provides 4305, with the balance covered by the department general fund.
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Gann
Jan
Yale
Ws - Patt Ag
Kent
Flooding Threatens Lowlands Amid Breaks In Levees
A crevasse on the Alississippi river floodplain north of Rere threatens 4060 square miles of plantations and swamps. Maj. J A Woodraft leads US engineers as 1500 workers battle widening breaks, while residents evacuate and mines halt operations due to rising waters.
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Tiowlalt Tevee
Rere
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J. A. Woodraft
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First Baby Delivered By Parcel Post Route
In Balaysa Oilte on January 25 Vernon Q. Lyttle, a rail carrier, delivered the first parcel post baby. The infant weighed 19% pounds, measured TL inches, and was insured for 254. The baby, child of Mr and Mrs Jesse Beagle Neargieti, was sent to Mrs Louis Beagle near Lyttle's home with 15 cents postage.
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Oilte
Vernon Q. Lyttle
Royal Route
Jesse Beagle
Neargieti
Lyttle
Louis Beagle
Ives
Forgery case ends with six year sentence for Freano related convict
A Fresno man confessed attempting to pass two forged checks for 14810 at First National Bank of Sanger. The courtroom heard a tearful plea from the sister of the prisoner, Faith Reid, who pleaded for mercy as he faced a six year penitentiary term. The case links to a web of aliases and prior crimes, including arson accusations and past convictions in Massachusetts and Iowa, with investigations stretching to Chicago and Los Angeles.
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Privoner
Los Angeles
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Angeles
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Relbi
Uhe National Attomoplytic Protective Association
Attice
Chicago
Afice
Vieleemple
California
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W. J. Relate
Fresno
Tosa
Massachusetts
FL Craft
Jame Hotman
Albert Perrin
Herbert
Spripsfeld
Willidra Ny Germill
Kell
Tockford
Iowa
Charles City
Iowe
Possible Visit of King Causes Diplomatic Worry
Washington notes state department speculation about King Alfonso of Spain possibly visiting the United States. No official plans or entertainment arrangements were reported. Diplomats caution that such a visit could not be entertained by the president while in office or able to leave the country during a term.
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State Department
Otcure
Alfonso
Spain
United States
Jomat
Senator Warren to Be Returned to Senate
In a terse note today officials indicate Senator Warren will be returned to the Senate, amid ongoing discussions over remuneacans and statutory orders. The fragmentary text references CUNY and tei rorlniion, with uncertain details about dates or formal actions.
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Model of Yacht America Discovered in Refuse Shop
In Worcester Massachusetts Jay Awayden Dyvel belevence reports a model of the America yacht, winner of the America’s Cup, found among refuse at Hemel Quartery of the Ioet Crean Arms post. Owner Crogrersitan Buller Ames seeks to prevent sale to the New York Yacht Club, while conditions suggest the model is tied up in Port Point Chine and may be examined by authorities.
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Mass
Jay Awayden
Dyvel
Te Hemel
Ioet Crean Arms Post
Crogrersitan Buller Ames
America
Wepodt
New York Yacht Club
Ueeno
Flo
Agmertca
St. Tobin's River
Port Point Ebiine
Suffrage Bill Signed Conner Gets The Pen
Special Dispatch reports the governor signed SB No 1 to amend the constitution to extend suffrage to women. The signing occurred as legislators nearly adjourned. reactions included support from university leaders urging consolidation of Montana higher education.
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Holotia
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