Roosevelt’s Inside Story of Machine Rule and Jury
Roosevelt testifies at length on machine rule in New York, detailing alleged deals with Bosses and Platt. He accuses Barnes and Murphy of party control, describes pressure on appointments, and recounts confrontations with Justice Andrews as he portrays a broader fight for good government.
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T. Roosevelt
Platt
Roosevelt
Barnes
Syracuse
Otegodore Roosevelt
New York State
Formes
Wiliam Bews
Bormen-Murphy
Wurphs
Bir
Plana
Hal
Sturpis
United States
Wr Leeb
Yew
Senator Platt
Fox
Sewark
Rennes
Macame
Tugnes
Ulzet
Hig
John Henness
Anl
Rile
William W [Vine
H Barnes
Warmabis
Laas
Volenrs
Baynes
Auages
Justice Andrews
Cilm
Hua
Andrews
Mr Ivins
Ivins
Gill Day
Coungel
Bae
Telanta
Hatteras
Doctor White Sued for 20000 by Mill Theater Manager
A. K. Jones, manager of the Mill theater, files a slander and damages suit against Dr. White, alleging intoxication and libel in a recent sermon that damaged the theater's business and its patrons. Jones claims the preacher sought notoriety and harmed revenue, seeking 20000 in damages.
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Dr. White
Mill Theater
Staicmeni
Divo White
Corma Helous
Tim
WII
Pex
Tabernacle
Terbowitz
Ako
Taler Macle Jones
Dr White
Libel suit targets theater manager over defamatory remarks
The Mil manager denies wrongdoing claiming city license and police review of performances. He faces a libel suit alleging malicious scandalous statements aimed at the plaintiff reducing earnings and attracting public scrutiny. Damages sought total 3200? per day revenue loss noted amid theater chatter and censoring agents.
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Mil
Atlanta
Mallee F
Jones
Tabernacle
Wattes
Constitution readers trust the newspaper advertisers
A reader notes that Constitution readers show confidence in the paper and in its advertisers. They value ads that reflect the paper’s integrity and repay advertisers who earn their trust with continued support.
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Constitution
Pegale
Pool Room Loitering Blamed for Juvenile Crimes in Chicago
Seven Chicago youths faced sentences for entering criminal careers via pool rooms. Edwin Iremheller, 18, and Thomas Wardell, 26, were each sentenced to twenty five years in prison. The court proceedings highlighted pool rooms as a nexus for delinquency and future criminal conduct.
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Chicago
Chitapelil
Younss A
Alven Pagan
Edwin Iremheller
Thomas Wardell
Lesson in Manners and Neutrality Delivers US War Note
The United States defends neutrality and rejects German claims. President Wilson signs the note drafted in the state department and asserts that no belligerent may alter war at sea rules. The memo warns Bernstorff against false impressions while stressing arms export policies amid ongoing conflict.
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United States
Bernstorff
Washington
von Bernstorf
Jessee
Arma
Germany
Bryan
State Department
Wilson
Count von Bernstart
Deng
Wiia
Pias
von Berostore Ttinen
Ales Ag
Plunder Spree and Police Probe Roiling Atlanta
Dr Grant alleges $60,000 stolen by thieves and urges police to stop loafing in pool rooms. Moran blasts Beavers as cross examination heats up during a probe into vice, plumbing thefts, and protection conflicts. witnesses accuse police of inaction amid vacant-house burglaries and lewd-house complaints as residents demand better protection.
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DR. Grant
Toreco Grant
Bob Clarke
Chif Beavers Cross
Ciiven
Reh Ae Baracke
Tiih
Grant
Titan
Impros
Atlanta
Polic Poleitian
Polae
Kenitinen
Beavers
Atyoss
Scott
Potone
Powess
Amanta
Anti Ba Joon Jeane
Wuran Agnails
Farl Moran
Peachtree Street
Anto
Tore
Jie
Gurnett Street
Moran
Joe
Ghieg
Bexvers
Cass
Wall Collapse Kills and Injures Shoppers in Birmingham Stores
A wall collapse at the old Steel Smith building on Second Avenue in Birmingham crushes Hana Shoe and Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company stores. More than two dozen feared dead with several injured as rescuers search debris into the evening. Names linked include Alex Mafendtmanater and J Mf Whit Joch, with others reported among the injured and missing. Fire officials battled a blaze as debris trapped workers and shoppers amid a crowded retail day.
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Birmingham
Ala
Smth
Second Avenue
Hana Shoe Stors
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Atlanta
Hana
Odlocis
Alex Mafendtmanater
Jtam Shoe Company
George W Darnell
Veladiyeer
Ure
Ruth Johnvun
Tisong
Wo Bradr
Lieeembro
Tam
Wadston
Nbs
Mayor 10 Defend Purchasing Plan Reignites City Debate
The mayor defends an elective purchasing agent plan amid council pressure to shift contracting power from the mayor to the general council. A veto showdown looms as the council weighs amendments to reshape the department and contracts over $500. Knowledgeable officials warn political motives risk weakening the department.
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Tataver
Mny Ordnance
Mondax
Ibutl
Maser
General Council
WB Chamber
Aldine Chambers
Counci
de Waunment
Muah
Fis Taean
Caylinger
Tarlinger
Cowmnell
Fire Damages At Near-Beer Saloon Estimated Four Thousand
A fire early this morning caused about 4000 dollars in damage at a near beer saloon. Investigators believe the blaze may have started accidentally in a rear room before spreading. Firefighters from the local station contained the flames with no reported injuries.
Violent battles on the Western Front with heavy losses
German counter attacks near Ypres aim at Hill No 60 as Allied forces report fierce fighting. Bombs drop on both sides. French and British forces repulse German efforts while air raids continue. Allied updates claim German losses rise from 2600 to 4000 in the latest engagements.
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Ypres
Hill No 60
Lardon
Belgium
Andrance
Belgum
Parssae
Carpathians
Vienna
Ladorgza
Unevalle
T 18
Champagne
Arganne
Meuse
Wesche
Lorraine
Alsace
Mus
Yirmen
Bualvstok
Russia
Vos
Ahanion
Seld
East Prussia
Brive
Kent
French
Armen
von Strints
Woeare
Baden
Lorach Bader
Basel
Switserlane
Pars
London
War Office
Wigist Hy
Zwartelepe
Valle Surene
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Barnes and Murphy
Baptist Tabernacle
A. K. Jones
T Witl
Pont
Beweis
Clarke
Amy
Palag
Atlanti
Padley
MD Hay
MAYOR
Vire
Imine
Western Front
East
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