Roosevelt Serves as Juror Amid Inauguration Day
Colonel Roosevelt reported to Mineola court to serve as a juror despite options for exemption. He declined an automatic exemption, stating he would obey the court, and was dismissed until Wednesday with pay and mileage, planning to fulfill his jury duty while continuing his campaign efforts. Roosevelt indicated broad support from Oklahoma counties and expected convention delegates to back him.
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Mineola
Roosevelt
Aupreme Court
Mons
Chamber of Justice
Putnam
Talesmen
Colonel Roosevelt
Coleonel Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Oklahoma
Ffty
Fat Woman's Hard Time in Escaping from Fire
Miss Anna Grady weighing over 200 pounds was trapped on the second floor as a fire started in her room from a gas stove in Chicago. Firemen carried her down a ladder after she fought the flames at a window, and her stair escape was blocked by the blaze. The incident began with her attempts to beat out the fire before alerting the department.
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Chicago
Anna Grady
Misa Grady
Hopelessly in Debt Goddard Takes Life
Baker Goddard of 206 Pulliam Street died yesterday at Grady Hospital after a pistol wound while being rushed for treatment of a self-inflicted gunshot. The death followed debt woes of several hundred dollars. He leaves a wife and son, Lory Morton, and funeral arrangements are pending at Poole's Chapel.
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I. PB. Goddard
Pulliam Street
Grady Hospital
Sire Goddard
Vnd
Lory Morton
Poole's Chapel
Fraud schemes alleged in University City publisher case
In St Louis four schemes to defraud were described by United States District Attorney Fouts against BE G Laws who ran publications from University City and is charged with fraudulent use of the mails. The jury was told Lewis published The Woman's National Daily and several other titles and marketed notes and preferred stock through multiple companies. The judge reminded jurors that an indictment does not prove guilt and urged them to give the defendant the benefit of the doubt.
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Vie
Lewis
University City
Woman's National Daily
Woman's Magazine
Woman's Farm Journal
Beautiful Homes
The
Journal of Agriculture
Winner
St. Louis
Lewis Publishing Company
University Heights Realty Company
Development and Investment Company
United States Fiber
American Woman's League
University Heights Realty and Development Company
Amidson
Aoe Ne
Want Ads Free Read full announcement on Page 8
Classified teaser notes a free want ads announcement prompting readers to turn to Page 8 for full details. The item signals a reader-friendly promotional insertion without listing specific goods or services in the excerpt.
Roosevelt Panic Recalled In House Debate On Convict Labor
In a tense session Representative Richard W. Austin recalls the Roosevelt Panic of 1907 while discussing a bill to bar convict-made goods from competing with free-labor products. The exchange touches on railroad coal from Georgia mines, political taunts, and party lines as Speaker Clark’s gavel ends the interruption.
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Joby Corrigron, Jr
Washington
House
Richard W. Austin
Tennessee
Ra- Publican
Mr. Austin
Georgia Railroad
Charles H. Bocher
Missouri
Democra
Theron Aklo
New York
Mr. Aki
Thta House
Austin
Mr. Akin
Spealer Clark
Uli
Ragged Taft greeting on free sugar draw laughs
Washington March 4 Special When Mayor Behrman of New Orleans with Senators Foster and Thornton and seven Louisiana lawmakers visited the White House President Taft erupted with laughter shouting Hurrah for free sugar Fun for free sugar in a joke that showed a strained mood among the visitors They came to urge reconsideration of his stance on the national drainage project for New Orleans next month.
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Washington
Martin Behrman
New Orleans
Foster
Thornton
Louisiana
White House
Taft
Aviator Continues Flight After Fall
Montgomery March 4. Fifteen hundred feet in the air this afternoon Paul Peck an aviator under contract for a six day meet here with the Borger Aviation Company was forced to glide to earth when the intake valve of his machine became clogged stopping his motor. Landing on a plowed field the front wheel of the aeroplane struck a hole tossing the machine a complete somersault. Peck was thrown some twenty feet but not seriously injured. The aeroplane was only slightly damaged. Fifteen minutes after the accident Peck continued his flight back to Vandiver park where aviation meet is being held.
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Montgomery
Ala
Paul Peck
Borger Aviation Company
Peck
Vandiver Park
Woman Dies of Leprosy in Indianopolis Home
A disjointed and partially readable item reports Lavine Blackwell, a 40-year-old African American woman, died at her home in Indianapolis after a long illness tied to leprosy. The text also references a Want Ads free notice and a page designation, with unclear details about dates or additional facts.
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Indianiapolis
Ind
Lavine Blackwell
Marane
Algase
Packers Lied to Each Other About Market Figures
Chicago March 4 Charles E Barry manager of National Packing Company beet department testified in the packers trial that while NY district superintendent from 1907 to 1910 he regularly obtained weekly margins from Armour Swift and Morris and wired them to Chicago. He said NY figures of Schwarzschild Sulzberger were also used. He testified exchanges of information among packers in New York Boston and other eastern cities occurred to justify positions and sometimes false figures were given to deceive competitors.
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Chicago
Charles E. Barry
National Packing Company
New York
Armour, Bwift and Morris
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Company
Tie
Hpef -Poel
G. H. Hamesmond
National Packing Co Directors Minutes Highlight Attendance
Government Counsel Barton Corneau read the minutes of the board meetings from February 1991 to December 12, 2005 to show the attendance of ten defendants at the sessions. Ana Morris represents New York Boston and other castera cities.
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Ana Morris
New York
Boston
Castera
Barton Corneau
National Packing Company
Master claims tanker City of Iverest sunk by British tramp
Bates a former mariner arrives in Wilmington and asserts he captained the Standard Oil tanker City of Iverest when a British tramp rammed and sank her off Frying Pan Shoals. He says his crew fled ashore, while the United States revenue cutter Tranca pursued to aid. Standard Oil in New York says the vessel is safe at Sabine Pass, Texas, and Bates is a former employee spreading a false tale.
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Wilmington
Bates
Mariner
Standard Oil
Iverest
Bates Ward
United States Revenue
Tranca
Avery
Standard O l
New York
Everett
Sabing Pass
Texas
Marine Service
Mariner Baten
Postponement in Powder Trust Dissolution Case
Philadelphia March 4 The United States Court of Appeals postponed for two weeks or more its decision on a decree to dissolve the powder trust after arguments. The delay was ordered because the key point was forged to endanger the Holder combination.
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Powder Trust
Philadelphia
United State
Agurt
Edangel Sor
Howder
Wickersham Resigns Over Negro Ousting Plan
Attorney General Wickersham said he would resign from the American Bar Association if six executive committees oust William Lewis a prominent advocate from membership. He argued he fights not for admittance of a negro but against what he calls an illegal action by the ABA.
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Bar Association
Lewis
Washington
Wickersham
Americar Association
Wiliam “Lewis
American Har Association
Officer and Man Wounded in Knoxville Arrest Attempt
Constable Pink Welsh was dangerously shot while attempting to arrest George Cummings on a gun charge in Concord tonight. Cummings was wounded by the constable as both were taken to a local hospital for operations in hope of saving their lives.
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Knoxville
Tenn Veh
George Uanings
Concord
Ja Nolqgua
Pink Welsh
Cummings
Bummers Shipped Into Prohibition Territory Claim
Washington March 4 A Baltimore representative of the Society of Friends charged before the house judiciary committee that "bummers" are imported into dry Maryland counties and given liquor to prove prohibition failures. He cited ten of twenty three Maryland counties as dry and said liquor interests counter statewide local option efforts by shipping in drinkers to inflame gutters and justify opposition.
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Washington
House Committee On Judiciary
John J.taylor
Baltimore
Society of Friends
Iley
Maryland
Mr. Taylor
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