Lamar Next On Program In An Extraction Gab
Washington September 1 A flurry of extradition activity centers on Lamar as hearings and legal maneuvers unfold in New York and Washington. A New York grand jury has indicted Lamar on related charges while Senate meetings and lobbying continue as officials seek to avoid further proceedings.
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Gabe
Medadera
New York
Capitol Winess
Senate
Teo Sampson
New
Pennsylvania
Juorik
Edward Lanteebuch
Tenyay
Ahe Gaton Pretfie
York
Washington
Conditional pardon of Hall not approved
The state board refused to approve Governor Stewbhhl’s conditional pardon for Sam A. Hall. The vote was unanimous, with Attorney General Kelly, Auditor Keating, and Secretary of State Alferson signing. The board found there was no consensus among creditors to back a pardon aimed at aiding Hall’s creditors and suggested it would be unwise to grant the pardon without broad support.
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Kelton
Sears
State Board of Fardens
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Sellon
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Sam A
Roevernay
Andy
Ana
Sam A. Mall
Settlement of Strike Dragging On in Labor Talks
Union leaders push arbitration as a path to end the strike with talks stalled. John A. Motil from the federal labor department expected to urge instrumented settlement while workers await wage details and potential monthly stipends.
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Aland
Oh Taylor
Auehsiy Federation of Labor
Janes Mie
Wpeyatuyss
Cim
Eaprey Ingen? Rife
Llaint Stimel
Foley
Bivler
Wester Federation of Sinets Mscin
N. Sole
C. C. Taylor
Mictisan Federation of Labor
Het Ktown
Supreme Court Justice Holds Sulzer Impeached
Kingstin Nov Sept 1 ing Upon the Sichews corpus proceedings of Joseph R Nedin the New York Snoker, mon serving a term on Blackwell island for violation of the wanking hows. Justice Hasbrouck of Min supreme court today ineilenkuly passed Upon the statue of Governor Sulzer, deciding the governor was wiarly in weehork and, while dwarfing impeachment trial, was divested of the right to exerc lila executive functions. Sulgen had introduced Tobin and the proceedings were Drowsi to tempel the authorities to pronounce the irdyn Tepitl.
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Joseph
Nedin
New York Snoker
Mon
Blackwell’ Daland
Justige Hasbrouck
Min Supreme Court of Litertate
Ineilenkuly
Sulser
Iinweehork
Sulgen
Tobin
President Wilson to Open Montana Fair in Helena
President Wilson to visit Helena for the Montana fair with national officials expected to preside at the opening. Delegates and local leaders anticipated speeches and a ceremonial program at the White House style event.
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Wilson
Montana
Helena
Drought Stricken Regions Hit by Record Rainfall
Heavy rains across Missouri and adjacent areas broke a century‑long drought. Ozark towns faced floods as bridges washed away under torrential downpours. Springfield recorded two inches of rain, easing arid conditions but highlighting widespread damage to crops and livestock.
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Se. Louis
Sept. IL
Raytern
Missouri
Ozark
Springfield
Death of Mayor Gaynor Announced by His Son
A chaotic OCR report describes the death of New York Mayor Gaynor, announced by his son. It notes his passing occurred Wednesday afternoon after a medical decline, with details of the scene and immediate actions taken including staff and doctors.
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Gaynor
Thaw Is Real Rivalry Over Hot Contention
Fugitive Thaw remains at large as Jerome’s forces tighten security near his hotel. Canarian guards, under Police Chief Kelly, monitor corridors and routes into the harbor area while a habeas corpus bid rumbles through court. Thaw’s arraignment is delayed until tomorrow with intensified guard presence and rumors of attempts to snatch him.
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Tutebrook
Jerome
Newityshire
Colebraskene
Ciese
Slanfor Wilke
Malteawan
Air
Aherift
Bin
Qthief
Charlee Kelly
Yesterdiy
New York
Ile
Phiev
Hia
Jolimena
Tien Antos
Elier
Liatte
Local Mayo City News Struggles and Resignations
In a garbled Mayo Standard page, Mayor Dungan faces charges while resignations ripple through city offices. Officials amid a reshuffle discuss strategies. advertisers and reporters note legal woes and economic concerns as candidates, departments, and courts unfold in a tense local scene.
His Climb to Fame From Humble Start
Whliay Jay Gaynor, born in Whitestown New York, rose from poverty to become a Brooklyn newspaper reporter and lawyer. He fought political machines, led reform efforts, and shaped New York politics as a progressive figure. Gaynor’s early struggles built a career that included journalism, law, and public service, drawing national attention and multiple presidential nomination discussions.
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Jay Gaynor
Turpoise
Whitestown
Tts
Uume
Bastoi
Guyiar
Brooklyn
Mave Wi
Che
Tiane
Sing Sing
Gaynor
Supreme Court of New
Republigans
Aml Tidea
Mir
Agsor
New York
Maver
Nominietian
Oils State
Samuel Gompers Speaks Right Out
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, ends two days of testimony before a House lobby committee with a warning to manufacturers and a critique of the Sherman antitrust law as it affects labor. He argues U S employers lack worker protections and warns of dire consequences if reforms fail.
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Samuel Gonin
Ors
Federatio
Lahor
House
von Miltee
Mre
Gumpere
United States
Killbane
King
Citizens of Helena to Honor J D Ryan
Citizens of Helena plan a dinner in his honor for J D Ryan, visiting from Butte to discuss irrigation plans for the Prickly Pear valley. Speakers include B C Day, Governor Stewart, Singer Purcell, and Bishop Carroll. Ryan will address future Monkina Irrigation reservoir work.
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Helena
Ryan
Prickly Pear Valley
Mer
Butte
Arsit
Tigher
Commercial Club
B.C
Afr
Stewart
Purcell
G. B. Nelan
John PF. Carroll
Monkina
Initte Dy
Max Bebgen
Evans
Cornelis
Belly
Aurdard
Gowns Of Women Underpinning Race Contention
Colarase Springa Illinois report quotes Dr Landis linking women’s dress to racial influences. Dr Tiny Feinhell proposes a correspondence course for physicians teachers and researchers to study systemic biases under careful supervision.
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Colarase Springa
W K. Landi
Cine Hefone
Landis
Tolay
Tiny Feinhell
Univerator
Wisenal
Death on Ocean of W J Caynor
An obituary item notes the death of W J Caynor at sea with brief details. The notice includes scant context and dates, listing Caynor as a named individual connected to the ocean voyage. Further particulars are not provided in the readable text.
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OCEAN
W. J. Caynor
Mayor Gaynor Dies Aboard Baltic At Sea
William J Gaynor mayor of New York dies suddenly aboard the Baltic near the Irish coast. News reached his secretary by wireless while the steamer neared Queenstown. Health failure was given as the cause. plans for a public funeral were set as officials transfer authority to Colonel Adolph Kline.
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Wwilliam J. Gayhor
Robert Asama
Wayor Hatecumbel
Jusus W. Gaynor
Vather
Sereary Adamson
Eneie
Wiltlim
Che Dondty
Gaynor
Maveoy
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Board of Aldermen
Kime
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Bret
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Board of Estimate
Kilne
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Elt
St. James
Long, Island
Gaynor League
Mayor Files Charges Against Policeman
Mayor Lewis of Butteen Invert filed charges against Patrolman Henry Bennets for failing to arrest suspects while on duty and for alleged misconduct at a Broadway saloon. The case centers on duties to detain disorderly individuals and threats against a named officer during patrol.
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Lewis Dunein
Butteen
Invert
Une
Yester
Jayana
Henry Bonnets
Hin
Vondvet
Frei
Coust
Bennetts
Duncan
Charkes
Akstatent
Nik Watering
Phil Levy
Police Commission
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Nevin
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Rennetts
John Tawke
Dennett
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Broadway
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Perdon
Ti Wi
Park Street
Ian Gullies
Mayne
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Henry
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