Personal notices in Herald will be investigated
New York July U172 Herald editor in chief and several employees charged with violating postal laws by publishing obscene material. Individuals allegedly obscene were ordered to stand trial. Charges stem from a publication description and remarks on the matter. The case proceeds as officials await testimony and possible parole decisions.
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New York
Haarilton
Eator
Apveral
Cantina
Perssonale
Gary May
Montana Cowboys Parade and Convention Proceedings
The document, though garbled, describes Montana participants in a parade and the Grand Lodge proceedings. It notes awards at a Denver gathering, mentions state associations, and outlines proposed constitutional changes, a new court system, and governance shifts within the order. The report references names, places, and events tied to the organization’s rites and future structure.
Eight Hour Day Rule Expansion for Public Works
The president directs government officials to enforce the eight hour day for contractors on public works, aiming to reduce work hours to eight per day and prevent violations of the eight hour law. Labor unions expect a large impact as contractors may shift work patterns, potentially increasing efficiency and affecting government spending on public projects.
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Workington
Inky i
Taft
Hultdothes
Haber
Fey
Matt
Thom
Ie Congress
Ruthartcod
Charge of Lead for Vanquished Forces in Theatres
A fragmented report from a news agency outlines a hunted military commission recommending expulsion of Viet Cenevit Reuss from the army and the removal of Admiral Alexlett. The document notes forthcoming trials for the affected officers and mentions key figures tied to fortress defense and command roles.
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London
Mfram xi
Petersburg
Che Ceminrissley
Ely
Port Arta
Nestor Te Dois
Om Viewlenany Genunt Pyick
Arthur
Iran
Alexlett
Tara Viveray
Guatemala Wins Last Battle in Major Clash
Guatemala City reports claim victory in a decisive engagement with recent fighting near Phitanay and Metapam. The Associated Press notes last two battles ended before one oclock Wednesday morning as forces under Caylemilcns defeated Movers at Mytapinn, driving them back and shaping the day's report.
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Guantemala City
Phitanay
Metapam
Associated Press
Ooclock
Srmvistico Bein
Caylemilcns
Mytapinn
Explosions Kill Miners In WV Shaft Disaster
Five men named Miawiied West Virginia are reported dead after a gas explosion in a mine shaft. The incident trapped several workers during a late shift, with several others injured and authorities investigating fuel ignition and safety practices.
Thaw Carries His Point In Selecting Counsel
New York July 1 A longtime pattern shows Thaw has secured counsel after declaring his intent to refuse defense by others. Following the night he killed Stanford Witte in a Garden district, former judge Grenty and partners Gruber and Heayne claim to represent Witferd Wo Marine. The legal team asserts they will press the matter, with Whiely Nye’s group signaling readiness to proceed, as Thaw’s supporters push for a decisive legal strategy.
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New York
Thirey
Stanfard Witte
Girden
Didge Grenty
Fen
Mur
Cleaey
Gruber
Contempt cases cited in Supreme Court in Kansas City
A damaged OCR item reports contempt actions tied to Kansas City officials and a mayor, with references to Supreme Court proceedings and police officials. The fragment mentions General Coleman, Major Rowe, Mayor W. W. Rose, and Chief of Police Tok Rare, along with other named officials and a writ context, in a historical legal notices style.
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Tonka
Wats
Coleman
Wayor
Kansas City
Kap
Olice Jassien
Sheilies
Kiausas
Cour
Supreme Court of the Unter
Colensin
Nasaline
Major Rowe
United States Supreme Court
Suelinst Miyor
W. Rose
Polipe Tok Rare
Tollee Cashina
Wits Alyn
Ate Colomat
Halye Dh
Supreme Court Judge Accused of Offense in Wisconsin Inquiry
A Wisconsin Supreme Court judge faced an inquiry by the Wise rongii legislative insurance committee over alleged rebates from Central Life Insurance of Ohio. The judge discussed offering substitutes to obtain rebates, with correspondence from October 1902 cited as evidence.
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Supreme Court
Aviwittikee, Tiky Dd
Thrill Revert
Wiseongin
Meeleht
Chilf
Enn
Wittie
Jalge
Wis
President Faces Criticism From Some Members
A chaotic scene erupts as Hartions on and other members question the president in a heated exchange sparked by Teeesneatien and Te papers. A New York lawyer, VK De Chee, challenges the president’s policy while others defend the leader amid calls for accountability and reform.
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Hartions
Frank Thurber
New York
Caf
Cameron
Venice
Wau
Stand Is Taken By One Company
Fun Francisca July 10 suit was filed by Deon against the National Fire and Nee company of Marefora Conn by dita MeKer Rose Melee and one administrator of the estate at Moy Mkt. Plaintiffs owned four houses on Van ey avenue and Pacific ave valued at 72000 dollars. The rampan Cheng aut Water has dered to Mabiittes on the ground that the pipe way caused back fing by widhorides. This is the first time suit has been taken by any company and adds to the already numerous compilations in the insurance sit wai Out.
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Fun Francisca
Wae Deon
Ie National Fire
Company of
Marefora
Conn
Dita MeKer
Rose Melee
Moy
Plaintis
van Ey Avenue
Pacific Ave
Hennessy of Butte Reports for This State
C J Hennessy of Butte reports for this state to a national committee on aged and treas. Reports describe a program for veterans and older citizens, noting penalties and measures. The piece references the university and state officials in Monty Wantueks and Wheaga, with community support and local committee actions.
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C. J. Hennessy OF
Butte
Marler
Beth
Dotan
Pakert
Mor
Vay
Thess
Bane
Nobles of India Complete Tour
A fragmented note mentions a Nobles of India complete tour with unclear details. Poetic terms and names appear garbled, offering little concrete information beyond a planned or referenced tour and poetical references.
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Nobles OF India
Prince and princess tour American sights on grand voyage
The prince and his wife, guests of Mr. L. Callits, traveled by buggy to Yellowstone and Grand Canyon, enjoying scenery and fishing on the lake. They praised American hospitality, lauded freedom travel, and planned to continue their journey to Chicago after brief stops.
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I. OW. Ghilda
One Transportation Company
Pringeys Amt
LW. Callits
Stegeyser
Ties
Bersey Taiteint
Chebe Telp bin al Vnes
Two White Men and Negro Jeh Trial Report In Court
A court session recounts perjury claims and witness tampering surrounding Augustus Hartie and Mrs Hartie. Prominent figures Hope, Welston, and Harte are cited with depositions alleging money exchanges and improprieties at a disorderly house. Trial testimony includes defense claims of tampering and attempts to sway witnesses with payments.
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Welshuns
Atrie Hurties
Ure
Hoge
Ike Mackmall
Foldane
Slic
Mope
Aive
Hartje
Welshona
Augustus Hartie
Ale
Toor
Sfe
Niw
Scott Ferguson
Alr
Harte
Tarti
Marline
Three Violent Deaths in Separate Places Reported
The item lists three distinct fatal incidents. In Tagome Wash Jilly 18 near Aberdeen Pred Wren shot Mrs Le Cage mistaking her for a congae. In Clewlum Mrs Dy W. Ruchan was thrown from a bogey, her horse’s hands and she was kicked to death. John E B Laleth of Vate eonger Wash is mentioned with a second wife, details unclear.
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Jilly
Aberdeen
Wren
le Cage
Clewlum
Ruchan
John EB. Laleth
Vate Eonger
Longworths and party in court case at Paris
The Longworthes and associates travel from Paris amid financial intrigues. They attend a legal matter involving theft and a widow Mrs Charles Carrel of Paris, with testimony referencing a Baden Bacon. The fragmented report notes a court action and local outrage.
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Arelnus
Ols Longworth
Lheims
Parle i
al Anlommbite
Public Opinion Powers in District Attorney Debate
District Attorney Jerome discusses the influence and limits of public opinion on the legal process. He warns that public sentiment can shape prosecutions and judicial outcomes, urging careful balance between voter input and the rule of law.
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Jerome
Warren Sponge Gu
Pune
Farwyor
Ueewighi
Soreine
Reanevelis Cide
Dalia
Heriabnia
Amy Bavs
Chen
Dutlaes
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