Untemeyer and NY life rivals clash in wall street voting
The piece reports Samuel Untemeyer leading opposition to administration slates at New York Life and Mutual Life of New York, with factions in flux across Wall Street. It details mistrust in trusteeship, shifts in board power, and the prospect of weeks to confirm results amid disputes. The article frames the contest as a finance driven struggle more than a straightforward company battle.
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SemoTark
Ballet Am
New Yourse
Mutual Life of
New York
Vely Electra White
Ual Vife of
Jomua Ko Ttyan
Hyde
Grover
Westinghouse
Trinteen Fits Company
Miro Ryen
Iveland Weatinghouse
O Brien
Hatruateea
Marlyen
Untemeyer
Samuel
Tntemesver
Nis
Tun Grime Ter
Rasworth
Imera
Anzeier
Stansart
Wails From Buried Miner Grim Rescue Efforts Continue
A miner entombed in Abboth ILD faces a grim wait as rescue crews toil in confined space. Repeated cries echo from below while stench of decaying bodies rises, with progress stymied until morning. The trapped man, reportedly with a wife and daughter, has been entombed over a week as rescue attempts proceed.
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Abboth
Edison
Inez
Hitka
Tau
Jia
Kentucky Cavalry
Ciltian
Soldiers Fire Volley At Train Near Pensacola Fort Barrancas
Pensacola Florida December 18 charge sheets filed by a Pensacola to Fort Barrancas train conductor claim soldiers at the fort fired on his car when he tried to eject a sentry over fare trouble. The conductor says a soldier threatened him with a club and he fired in self defense. a coroner notes a shot struck one man on the return trip as the train paused near the fort.
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Hecause
Pensacola
Fla
Fort Barrancas
Cir
Miermat
Walter Areat
Bale of Sea Island Cotton Sells for 8202894
A bale of Sea Island cotton weighing 680 pounds sold at 12. vente per pound to JW Oty Company for 920294. The sale occurred on December 18 and marked the season as high quality. JB Lanter assisted in the transaction.
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BALE
Sea Island
JB Lanter
Bae
JW Oty
Cars Not Supplied Spark North Carolina Shortage War
North Carolina Case Workers Association and others sue the Southern Railway and others over car shortages hindering shipments. They allege railroads supply 36 foot cars with high rates and small 40 or 42 foot cars, forcing higher charges for larger consignments. They seek relief and fair crate rates of at least 12 000 pounds per shipment to match required 20 000 pounds minimum.
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Washington
Intermate
Commere
Da3a
North Carolina
Case Workern Association
Southern
Anlea
Furnion
Pacts
Mus Wy Cola
North Carolina Case Workers Association la
Fice Intura
Teiita
Fecomanvision
Robber Madison takes own life during Mount Vernon hold up
December night in Mount Vernon ends in tragedy as William Madison, alias B McPhereon, shoots himself thrice in the chest to avoid capture after a jewelry theft. He had robbed Samuel Raymond’s store, fled through town, clashed with officers, and finally turned his pistol on himself as police closed in amid Christmas shoppers. A jeweler’s loot valued at about $500 was taken and Raymond aided police in the pursuit.
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New York
Willian Madison
B McPhereon
Rogues
Safery
Mount Vernon
Madison
Samuel Raymond
Mound Vernon
Raymond Cane
Leagan
Seventy six Counties for Oklahoma plan outlined
Guthrie Okla December 18 report from the boundaries committee prepared for the constitutional convention proposes creating forty new counties from what is now Indian Territory and thirty six from Oklahoma to total seventy six counties.
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Oklahoma
Guthrie Okla
New Male
Indian Territory
Jewelry store owner shot at Central Avenue
A jeweler was found badly wounded in his jewelry store on Central Avenue after a nighttime burglary attempt. Patrolman Oasis discovered him with a gunshot wound to the abdomen. the owner is named Meteil and says he had watched for burglars, catching one in the act previously. The attacker remains unidentified and the injured man would not speak.
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McNeil
Gib Davis
Central Avenue
Gth Oasis
Bienge
Recount Bid Filed After Chicago Election Defeat
Ferdinand Loiter, the sole Republican candidate defeated in the recent election for annual court judges, filed a petition with the county clerk seeking a recount. The petition alleges fraud and irregularities in the election judge actions.
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Barnett Eays
Chicago
Merdinand
Loiter
Corrada
Unclear OCR Fragment on Shipping Delays and Wording
Fragmentary OCR text discusses shipping delays, forced waiting periods, and possible commission involvement. Several garbled sentences mention companies, shippers, and countermanded orders leading to losses. No clear entities or dates are readable.
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Rome
Ge Howe
Aed
Texdamt
First Ruling by Straus Helps Southern States
Oscar Straus new secretary of commerce and labor attends a start meeting with Georgia friends sending congratulations from Atlanta. A hand painted card featuring the Georgia coat of arms is shown, bearing signatures of several Georgians in New York.
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Straus
John Corrigan
Oscar Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Moonevott
White House
Rosen
Geoxin Filenda
New York
Heromes
Georgia
John Weed
Mr C Feetienboen
JC Gray Bill Joseph Frei
David Robbson
Sod
South Carolina Migrant Labor Aid Case Decided State Wins
The decision upholds state control over immigration related matters as South Carolina joins North Carolina in regulating immigration labor. It notes differences between immigration agents and importation concerns, and discusses the use of funds and guidance from the federal department for migrant relief. The Charleston port scene highlights arrivals from Bremen with hundreds of aliens aboard ship.
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John Corrigan
iMpeual
Geteraus
Department of 14 Aid
Georgia
Statio
Pitae
Aires
North Carona
North Carolina
Rauth
Carolina
Atate
Co Wiuner
Tlewan
Tangementa
Thie Cou
Clisena
Deetrabie Graxta
South Carolina
Witeking
Bremen
Charleston
Mormon Children Spit Upon the American Flag
Abington reports a church talk by Mrs. Fred Dubos wife of an Idaho senator. She attacks Mormon education and contrasts attitudes of Senators Proctor Hopkins and others. She claims Mormon children in Idaho taunted an American flag and roused controversy over national unity and policy.
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Abington
Fred ‘T Dubos
Idaho
Eure
Mormon Church
Proctor
Vermont
Hopkins
From Man Who Was Dead Woman Secured Divorce
Long prominent druggist disappeared July 3. He was thought alive and his life granted a divorce on September 10. Long was killed by transport August 30. Buried in pultere Meld at tamden NL int die aseredt through peculias sire nataries. The beds was brought here today. A large estate involved through divorce and the $5009 stimony.
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Ryan Ghg
Jos FF
Long
Tamden
Torch Fired Hotel Roof to Hide Murder and Robbery
Fort Alberton Ohio reports a violent crime as a fire was set at a hotel to conceal a murder and robbery. Proprietor Powers was found bound and gagged, with assailants attempting to trap him near the furnace in the basement before the blaze spread to the second floor. Firefighters battled the flames as authorities investigated the scene for motives and fleeing suspects.
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Firynies Fort Alberton
Bearder
Goa
Vellar
Middletow
Ohio
Weather forecast for Georgia Wednesday and Thursday
Partly cloudy to start midweek with warmer conditions on Thursday. Fresh northeast to north winds expected. Maximum temperatures around the mid to high forties, with moderate humidity and a cooler low near freezing. Rain is not indicated.
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Washington de Ember
Georgia
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