Police Chief Testimony Ties Kiev Case to Thieves Ring
October 2 report from Kiev details former police chief Krassovsky testifying in the Mendel Bellis murder trial of 1911. He said he found no evidence against Heilies, described undercover observations among workers, and suggested secret police shielded Vera Tcheberiak. The testimony aimed to bolster defense against antisemitic claims.
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Kiev
Krassovsky
Mendel Bellis
Andrew Yushinsky
Retliss
Heilies
Heiliss
Kullabko
Stolypin
Vera Tcheberiak
Tcheberiak
Iion
Vera
East St. Louis Indicts 23 Officials in Municipal Irregularities
A grand jury in East St. Louis indicts 23 former city officials including Lambert Gerald Rodenberger Faulkner and Short on charges of conspiracy embezzlement and fraud. Allegations focus on debt over $200000 improper city contracts padded bills and illegal salary payments with ties to past council actions and hospital statements.
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East St. Louis
Til
Charles 8. Lambert
N. F. Gerald
W. K R. Rodenberger
John J. Faulkner
T. J. Ghby
Lemuel Short
Daniel G. Wuersch
J. Hamiston
Young
Mer
Tieje
Gavin
Hahn
Leckel Malinee
Piewer
Spiesbach
Stunts
Roche
Rouge
Degen
Sheer
Brown
Huschte
East
Larbert
Ity
Lambert
Gerold
Rodenberger
Faullner
Grigesby
Short
Grigasby
Clas Tietle
Buffalo
Senator Lewis seeks U S action over Mendel Wella case
Washington reports Senator Lewis of Illinois introduced a resolution urging the United States to press Russia to end the alleged persecution tied to Mendel Wella. The measure asks federal officials to seek withdrawal of charges against Mendel and vindication for the Jewish people.
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Washington
Lewis of
Mlinois
United States
Mendel Wella
Senate
Russia
Y M C A Funds Growing in Gallatin Metropolis
Bozeman reports progress in the Y M C A building campaign as of noon with subscriptions near the halfway mark. The total raised nears 2220 after 20 hours, with notable gifts from George P. Dier C J Anderson Lester Willson J Briggs and Mrs GD Martin among others.
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Bozeman
George P. Dier
C. J. Anderson
Lester & Willson
J. & Briggs
GD. Martin
German Vessel Hertha Aims to Shield General Diaz
The German ship Hertha would keep General Diaz safe aboard to prevent any molestation while he remained on the vessel. The commander emphasized restraint and protection during the encounter with Diaz, reflecting diplomatic sensitivity in the tense situation.
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Hertha
Diaz
Silent exchanges on Mexican situation disturb Washington
US officials declined to discuss Ambassador Page's London inquiries on Mexico as Britain, France and Germany move ships toward Mexican waters. The White House and Secretary Bryan offered no new statements before Oct 28, with no official comment on Gen. Felix Diaz or further US actions. Possible new expressions from the US were anticipated after that date.
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Washington
State Department
Ambassador Page
London
Great Britain
Mexico
United States
White House
Bryan
United
Felix Diaz
John Lind
France
Germany
Olticiale
Resolutions by the Mining Men Address Land and Tax Foes
A Spokane proposed resolution adopted at the American mining congress denounces dishonest financial operations as a major industry threat and urges pay state laws to protect minority stockholders and seek Justice Department action. Speakers urged selling lands to citizens for 400 an acre to spur coal development, while noting government water and land policies affect state taxation and development prospects. Also discussed were mining land policies, ecological estimates, and educational notes on umbrellas and a salmon sale in British Columbia.
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Philadelphia
Sydney Norman
Spokane
Wash
Congres
Department of Justice
New York Stock Exchange
Wilson
New York Block Exchange
Pinchot
Colorado
Secret of the Interior
Garfeld
Denver
Colrado
Free British soil from landlordism in land reform plan
Lloyd George outlined a government land campaign to free British land from landlords and boost rural habitation. The plan creates a ministry of lands to transfer agriculture duties, enables compulsory land acquisition, and sets up commissioners to regulate rents and housing while building state funded cottages.
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Swindon
England
Lloyd-George
Uberal
Ministry of Lands
Insurance Reserve Fund
Missionary control debated by central commission
Boston dated report notes a central commission to oversee Catholic missionary work in the United States gaining favor. Bishop Regis Canvein of Pittsburg told delegates that a three member committee under the Church Extension Society found overlapping missionary organizations.
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Boston
Regis Canvein
Pittsburg
Catholic Missionary Congress
Church Extension Society
Beverages Across Nations Averages From Munich to Alsatia
A historical note compares national drinking patterns and per head consumption. It lists typical beer and spirit intakes by nation and cites Munich as highest and Alsatia as lowest. It also mentions wine and brandy preferences among French, Italian, Dutch, British, Russian, German, and Danish populations.
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Munich
Alsatia
Ily
Advice and remedies from Dr Lewis Baker column
A long fragment from the Dr Lewis Baker advice column offers home remedies for catarrh and scalp conditions, including nasal washes and balms. It presents patient letters about thinness and rheumatism, with suggested tonics, laxatives, and tonics. The text promotes self treatment, listing various compounds and preparations available through pharmacies and mail requests.
Jealous Lover Bites The Bust
A chaotic diary like excerpt reports a confrontation near Judith Gap. Scofield fires at Cheney and others after a plan to delay police reaches the scene. The piece notes a general claim about American farmers painting buildings more often than Europeans and mentions local figures and dates in a clipped county narrative.
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Scofield
Fred
Ieee Anelitereet Ieee
Rs. Bane
Sola
Judith Gap
Petar
TS de See
France
Holland
Notice of Probate of Will in Deer Lodge Montana
In Deer Lodge County Montana Third Judicial District a probate hearing is set on October 14 at the courthouse to hear Minnie Hruckner's application for letters testamentary in the matter of Jacob Hhrcke deceased. Any interested person may appear to contest the will and the estate. Clerk M T McDermont seals the notice dated October 14.
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Third Judicial District
State of
Montana
Teer Lodge
Jacob
Berdice
Tounty
Deer Lodge
Yagob ii
Minnie “Hruckner
M. T. M'Dermott
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