Contempt Charges Highlight Courtroom Turmoil
The proceeding centers on contempt accusations against Judge Tyres Aimpark and other officials tied to pardons and court actions. Disruptions at City Hall and Jail Park hearings draw judge and attorney rebukes, with aggressive courtroom behavior and threats of further sanctions.
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John H. Mutuiphiess
Ducket
Tyres Aineh
Dunelion
Omirtras
Ir Hovvnn i Ditus
Kate Sadler
Millard Peice
Paris
Wust
Hiko- Westlake Equare
Oyty Tall Park
Parer Tariff and a Set of Local Disasters Hit News
The Standard PARE reports a sensational conspiracy claim with Judge Humphreys remitting sentences. Spokane sinking and an Athletica team manager incident are noted alongside political and social unrest. Other items cover mass murder trials, street football, school attendance, and a convention timetable.
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Presisdene Wileon
Humphreys
Steamelip
Spokane
Sulzer Aid
Iuegers
Ransevgh Eays Ee
Umpis
Athletica Manag
Ball Nlayord
Moolwall Enaaan Slarte la Carngst
Anaconda Nisn
Epitzpatrick
Avetery
Gow
Parrot-Butie
Citiaens
Butte
Mom
Vemarker
Winanet
VU Butte
Hutte
Neivervislus
Guidberg
Petruskey
Arson, murder and an insurance scam shake Forsyth area
Arthur Hughes, tied to a Roseland County case, is arrested in New York on arson and robbery charges amid a $6,000 life insurance plot. Investigators link a staged death of Hughes to a broad conspiracy with accomplices in Montana, and a widow claim follows as police pursue each thread.
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Arthur
Atontana Lite
Tolan Kinnent
Horry
Jlo Panei
Mughes
Sughes
Ife
Sherif Moses
Heal
Hughes
Moses
New York
Rhea
Wooline
Vorbixhey
Brooklyn Bridge
Mentuna
Tughes
Yiorce
Kirnen
Hin
Mighel Wan
Lamirzas
Suspicion Aroused by Peculiar Incidents
A report from Wirsythe notes a fire near the city where Hughes and his wife Arthur were living. Hughes died in the blaze, his body largely burned beyond recognition. Mrs. Hughes hid the corpse at home, refusing coroner access claiming it was all she had left.
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Deen
Fhuyrmparoy
Viets
Titus
Ohavn Greae
Price
Cron
Wirsythe
Arthur
Uughes
Girl Now Denies She Was Stabbed
Lucille Engleton recants stabbing claim against Hermain Golvidhs, a law student, saying injuries came from glass during a windstorm. Prosecution indicated exonerating Oelthe and a heating was set for next Tuesday, with further actions postponed after the affidavit.
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New York
Lucille Engleton
Hermain Golvidhs
WiiMenaire
Catrmla Law Achool
Kong Broadway
Dames Ovalley
Alf Singleton
Mir O'Malley
Clatter
Ian Misa
Singleton
Moilya
Iquae
Cavalrymen and Mary Strikers Unite Amid Mine Turmoil
Calumet Michigan reports a clash at the Wolverine mine as cavalrymen and strikers confront each other after an accidental shooting injures a striker’s daughter. About 25 people detained, others jailed, deputies beaten, and Governor Ferris moves to mobilize state troops.
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Calumet Mink
Orb
Twoulst Lewaine Artilleremen
Webley
Walverie
RCE
Che
Wolverine Gavly
Mit
Verhone
Kalamaxne
Inelligny
Quincy
Isle Royale
Claims she was buried but shows up alive inquest ordered
Coroner Hottman ordered an inquest into the death of Mrs. Roth after finding she was buried as Mrs. Jon Huth. Tearnew indicates the woman buried was actually Mrs. Horr, and a reburying or identification confusion led to the inquiry. The case involves a brother and husband and unresolved details about the body.
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Jon Huth
Horr
Roth
Congress
Page and Mrs Nelson Page Arrive in Italy Mission
Rome greeting officials and embassy staff welcomes Dr. Nelson Page the new United States ambassador to Italy and Mrs Page on arrival. Officials say they were met at the station by embassy staff and consular officers in a cordial reception as a large number of friends and dignitaries observed.
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Rome
Thoms Nelson Page
Univesi
Anmaissonor
Italy
Hueme
United States
Unclear OCR fragment about Michigan group
Fragmentary text mentions Ann Arhov and an individual in Michigan politics with garbled wording about a committee or administration. Details are unreadable, making precise identification impossible from the provided fragment.
Sinking Steamship SOS Calls Reach Rescue Efforts
Sailors report rescue efforts for the wrecked steamship Spokane with SOS calls from S.0.9 and H.0.3. Vessels Dolphin La Touche and Annesote rushed to assist off Vancouver Island. Captain White of the Pacific Coast Steamship company confirms all passengers were saved.
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la Touche
Alaska, Steamshin Company
SpeRane
Ata
Welerery Son
Seattle
Bian McNoble
Thee Pacife Corst Steamanp Company
G P. White
Spokane
Senator Reed and McIntyre Face Off In Encounter
Washington reports a terse confrontation between Senator Reed of Missouri and John McIntyre, a former National Typewriter Association officer, amid a larger investigation. Reed allegedly struck McIntyre in the face as witnesses were scarce, prompting questions about credibility and motives in the inquiry.
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Washington
Senate Couiiner
Troisty
Reed
Missouri
John McIntyre
Martin Mo Atatbatl
National Association of Manufactrers
Hassard Senatoy Reed
Mele
Tyto
Sid
Sonatar
Actic
Trouble Between Sulzer and Counsel Denied
Albany New York eight rumors claim Governor Sulzer and his counsel were quitting the case. Attorney Herrick denies the story and says he expects no firm split with those appearing in court. The legal clash continues with delays and questions about witnesses and timing.
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Albany
Sulzer
Cousel
Cady Herriek
Sintt
Fie
Gove
Nelthtraw
Herrick
Thorial
Terrink
Sulleor
Thaw Case to Go Before New York Grand Jury
Albany officials say the Thaw case will be presented to a New York county grand jury to review matters related to the escape of Harry Thaw from Matteowan fraane and subsequent developments. State officials expect the grand jury to consider the case.
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New York
Grand Jury
Albany
Relig Gaye
Glyndais
Carmody
New York County
Hmaviy Ty
Wahlel
Abromeit Atestciys Washington Nomination Move
A nomination process flags a secretary of the interior action effective immediately or at secretary’s will. The text references commission roles and a formal lay of the land in federal personnel decisions.
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Washington
Bop
Alter
Acthig Comimasionen
Nla
Choanpalntaione Af
Coniniklaner Selks
Interior
President Wilson Signs New Tariff Bill In 1943
President Wilson signs the Laden wood-Simmons tariff bill at 9 99 o clock, confirming the first major Democratic tariff revision since 18M. A festive White House scene sees lawmakers and cabinet members applauding as he declares the journey toward currency reform and broader business emancipation has begun, with the bill signed after hours to avoid daytime disruption.
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Washington
Mes
United Germocracy
Wilson
White House
Treasuey Department
Benator Slime Ennis
Congress
Senate Finance
House
Clark
Underwou
San Francisco
Roosevelt Voices Unyielding Support for Progressive Party
In New York City Roosevelt pledges unwavering backing for the Progressive platform. He praises party leaders and outlines resolve to advance reforms, urging unity among followers as they prepare for the campaign trail abroad and toward national influence.
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New York
Theodore Roose- Vell
Hanne Ting
South America
Renner
Liv
Ole Cot Iime
Woorevelk
Sud Ha
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