Immunity pleas of the Packers sustained by Judge Humphrey
Judge Humphrey rules immunity pleas sustained for individuals in the Packers case while corporations face government charges. Trials set for corporate defendants postponed. defense and prosecution clash over timing and witnesses. Court notes many Armour & Co officials present as verdict nears. Prosecution seeks speedy trial date despite defense concerns about preparation time.
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J. Humphrey
Humphrey
al Nersons
Irors
Courtroni
Morrison
Moody
Junge Humphrey
Che Rial Te Odin
Uhey
Chicago
Too Much One Sided Me Tillman Declares
Washington March 21 Senator Ryan presented to the committee a measure drafted by N N J sent about the Alaska railroad construction. He claims the bill would grant rights prejudicial to other interests. The proposal faces Senate scrutiny and potential revision as supporters and opponents weigh its impact.
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Tillman
Washington
TH. Ryan
N.N. J
Aoutic
Alaska
Ugly Business Discovered In Bristol Heist
A March report from Porthend states a rare burglary targeted a desk holding sensitive papers of federal prosecutor Beistel. The intruder bypassed alarms, with police noting possible government-related motives as sleuths traced stolen documents and names, while Bristol authorities pursued suspects.
Peterson linked to present crime in city report
Police indicate a man named Peterson is suspected of involvement in a local incident reported Friday near former sites. Investigators say several detectives have questioned him as part of ongoing inquiry and a reward has been suggested by authorities.
Eighty Thousand Men On A Strike In France
Lens France March reports a major strike of about eighty thousand workers across the Chemites districts in Pas de Calais and nearby provinces. Authorities fear extended disruption as government moves to avoid further violence and costly damages.
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France
Lens
Pax de Calais
Pure Russian Satire Showe by Workmen
A crude caricature notes a workmen’s satire on elections in St Detevstury March 21. A dog is proposed as a delegate to save money and mock the process while the secretary and others discuss roles and survey methods. The piece critiques electoral pomp and government costs with absurd proposals.
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Maren
Clive
Rosa
First Day of Spring Brings a Sorry Tale
A fragmentary story from Hobs, OX describes a wrecked white enamel gate ring and a morning cover spilling into a roadway. Details are unclear but mention property damage and a sealant fleet activity long ago, with no clear victims or dates.
Ungenial OCR Fragments Surface From Unknown Source
Fragmentary text references names and places in a garbled layout. No clear event dates or outcomes emerge. The readable bits hint at sports or contest language but lack coherent facts for a full summary.
Alice Mine Taken By Walker Bros In Butte Area
Information from Butte indicates the Alice Mine holdings north of the city were taken over by Walker Bros. The report mentions a contested transfer and a seizure related to claims against the Ali Company. Details on dates, persons, and the exact property scope are unclear in the fragment.
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Butte Tron
Sule Lake
John D. Ryan
Assea Tseel
Ali Company
Rity
Mike
Tana Sanlition
Myans
Jepliun
Walker Mos
Fin
Werer Ag. Steels
Jitereat
van Bolts
Walker Bros
Ochikus
Munetae
Iuchudis
Snowslide Zone Traps Men In Mountain Rescue Efforts
Fragmented report describes a snowslide zone where men are buried and buildings toppled as rescuers work to reach survivors. Local authorities warn of ongoing danger amid unstable avalanches and shifting debris while exploring potential aid routes and escape plans.
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Cole
Igi
Mieyes
Fort Shaw Reservation Opens to Public May 8
A brief report notes the Fort Shaw Reservation opening to the public on May 8. The article mentions a bill introduced in Stamford to retire an abandoned military site and discusses provisions related to land allotment and a proposed project.
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Fort Shaw Reservation
Stamford
Washington
Murch
Bert” Shini
TNS Biaie
Specaruaey Nitehwann
Subjects of National Importance Discussed by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt met with representatives of organized labor led by Samuel Gompers and members of the American Federation of Labor to discuss labor measures likely to be considered by Congress. The talks covered government works projects, injunction rights, and broader labor reform while the president urged cooperation and noted past executive use of power against unions.
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Roosevelt
Hawke
Heros Congress
Samuel Mapere
Momik Moce Ou
Keota Ray
Tou- Aue
Liber
Amer Fen Federation of Labor
Federation
Hie Porkail Tibur Organications
Capital Stock To Be Increased For New York Central And Hudson River
A circular was sent to stockholders by President Newman calling a special meeting on April 18 at Albans to vote on increasing capital stock from 150,000,000 to 200,000,000. The move aims to provide additional capital for corporate purposes and will be determined by the board of directors. The market reacted, with New York Central stock sliding from 143 3/8 to around 141 1/2 by day's end.
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York
Iranel
New York Gentil & Hudson Tver
Newman
Wl Albans
New York Central
Biack
Cangraverabs
Man Killed in Timber But Facts Lacking
Fragmentary OCR text reports a man killed in a timber incident with many garbled names and unclear details. Mentions names like Spruce Wirsutel and McKeane and vague references to a case or incident unfolding, but no verifiable dates, places, or outcomes are readable.
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Cavan
Torney McKeane
Wall Street Changes In Major Import For Firms
New York reports a significant shift on March 31 as prominent bankers and partners form new entities. Hugo Barhiy and Creerse Waltock join to create Byrhne & Co a key banking venture. Suffarn Carlor adds to Wave Tog as a new member while Magoun and WHE announce a renamed organization Taxtor & Cha.
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New York
Having
Magan
Magoun
Professor Turace Dead in Colorado Newsroom Mystery
A fragmentary report notes the death of Professor Turace and references colleagues at a national college or university in a murky local context. The text includes garbled names and phrases suggesting a biographical or obituary notice with uncertain details.
Explosion Kills Miner Amid Fire At Park Mine
March 21 explosion in Park mine near the mouth of the tunnel followed a blaze that threatened the tramway and mill. John Nimmo and Dan Hoes were fatally injured, Nimmo dying after 49 minutes. Hoes badly burned and expected not to recover. Nimmo, a respected mining man from Scotland, left a wife and five children.
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Townsend
Jong
John Nimmo
Dan Hoes
Nimima
Roas Ia
Nuders
Peleme
Cold spell in Georgia causes enormous loss
Atlanta March 21 report from many peach growing districts indicates a loss between 60 and 79 percent from frost damage. If confirmed, the figure represents about 3,000,000 dollars in lost crops for Georgia growers.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Goa
Nomination of Mr Irvin Confirmed by Senate
The senate in executive session today confirmed the nominations, selecting Wilford G. B. Hogs for governor of Alaska. Other named nominees include Pastmasters and officials Gutie Augusto Sheridan Big Timber with limited readable details.
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MR. Irvin
Senate
Washhutan
Wilford GB
Hogsgett
Alaska
Hontina
Irvin
Gutie
Augusta €. Sherdan
Big Timber
England Ahead of Date With Ladies Smoking Car
London March 21 The first smoking car reserved for women in Great Britain left a big London terminus today for Liverpool as tables showed significant interest in the new arrangement.
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England
London
Britain
Taverpool
Russia's Agrarian Crisis Outlined by Kutler Candidate
St Petersburg May 2 M Kutfer former agriculture minister and new parliamentary candidate begins a series on the agrarian question. He advocates expropriation of large landowners to benefit peasants claiming a moral right rooted in past injustices and slavery.
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St. Petersburg
Mkutfer
Famer
Mike fixes himself but wife lives
Michael te Tower a batter driver from Worthtnd Ore attempted to injure his wife Emily Power then fired a revolver at himself dying from a bullet wound in a Denver hospital. The case involves a Colorado murder charge and court action against Burke Jedwho and Jim Hurnant.
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Mike
Los Angeles
Michael Te Tower
Worthtnd
Ore
Emily Power
Wormate
Orlean
Telluride
Cate
Mureh
Jol
Unfoit
Burke
Jedwho
Colorado
Weing
Jim Hurnant
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