Boycott Spreads as Kosher Butchers Shut in New York
The Aurelia Sentinel reports a meat boycott in New York forcing about 95 percent of kosher butcher shops to close or shut in sympathy. Demonstrations by Harlem and Bronx agitators disrupted operations at the United Dressed Beef company with police protection needed. Restaurants struggle to obtain kosher meat as slaughters halt and violence occurs in scattered incidents.
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New York
Harlem
Bronx
East River
Williamsboro
Brownsville
AU Meats
New York City
United Dressed Beef Company
Supreme Court to Rehear Cases After Justice Brewer’s Death
The U S Supreme Court on Monday reassigned for argument the United States vs American Tobacco and United States vs Standard Oil cases. The death of Justice Brewer prompted the rescheduling and only seven justices could participate, leaving Moody unable to take part. Attorney General Wickersham expressed surprise at the sudden shift in the fight against the corporations.
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Decison
Supreme Court
Justice Brewer
Supreme Court of the
United States
American Tobacco
Standard Oil Companies
Standard Oil
Justice Moody
Wickersham
Mutch
Postal Earnings Point to Big Deficit Drop
Postmaster General predicts the deficit for the current year will fall by over 10 million dollars from 12.7 million. First half receipts and expenditures show a deficit of 4.072 million, down more than six million from the same period last year. Preliminary third quarter results through March 1 support the downward trend.
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Spawncock
General
Jlitehcock
Cannon Defies Insurgents Over Speakership
Speaker Cannon declares he will remain as speaker until March 4 if Republicans reject outsiders attempts to depose him. The House discusses the matter amid insurgent pressure while a separate conference report on naval appropriations faces rejection by a wide vote.
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Cannon
Levis
Return to Work at Nathans Tube Lorain Plant
All departments except the Butt mill resumed work on Monday as 4,000 workers returned to Nathans Tube company in Lorain. The Butt mill remains the lone unit still idle with 866 employees.
Sioux City Live Stock Market Quotes From Monday
The Sioux City live stock market reports Monday show Pop Reeves at 7.76 dollars and Tup Hues at 10.15 dollars.
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Sioux City
Simuslity
Pop Reeves
Degree for a Priest at Denver University
A note from the University of Denver states that the 4 Methodist institution will confer the degree of Doctor of Laws upon Father Willem or ten, a prominent priest of the region, indicating a formal academic honor.
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University of
Explosion Claims Eight Workers at Texas Rail Camp
A blast at Suderman Dolzen camp No 3 on the Pexce extension near Neevile Texas killed eight men and left three more injured with one missing. Foreman Al Warren is believed blown to atoms as a misread signal triggered a heavy dynamite charge. About 100 workers were at the site when the explosion hurled crewmen from a rocky cut.
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Texas
Pexce
Sta Pe
Neevile
Tex
al. Warren
Suderman & Dolzen
Gill’s Injurias Serious After High School Initiation
Miss Loraine Clark, 14, freshman at Bridgeport Cann high school, is under sanatorium care for serious injuries from a high school society initiation. She says she drank a kerosene containing concoction and ate macaroni boiled with soap, then was wrapped in a blanket.
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Loraine Clark
Bridgeport, Cann
Two Women Survive Dynamite Blast At Lents Cottage
In Lents Oregon two women Agnes Ellsworth and Margaret Smoke were blown from bed by dynamite under a cottage early Sunday. J H Smoke husband of Margaret was arrested on suspicion and facing possible charges after she said she would press information. She also claimed years of threats to kill from him.
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Lents
Portland
Ore
Agnes Ellsworth
Margaret Smoke
J. H. Smoke
Wiisconati
Milwaukee
Isr Seddel
Ulam
Ely
Two Chinese Held on Manslaughter Charge in Des Moines Death
Coroner's jury finds Charles Wange and Singhum responsible for the narcotic poison death of William A. Maher of Des Moines after he smoked opium in a joint operated by the two Chinese. They are held to the grand jury in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wange
Singhum
Chicago
Wm. A. Maher
Des Moines
Railroads Win Point in Appeal Ruling on Haul Time
Judge Sanborn of the United States circuit court at St. Linda Missouri concedes a key point to the railroads. The ruling holds that when a shipper signs an agreement cattle may be hauled thirty six hours without stopping for water feed or rest.
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Sanborn
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Linda
Trains Collide Head On Near Spokane Injuring Thirty
Passenger trains Nos. 2 and 3 of the Spokane Portland and Seattle line on Northern Pacific tracks collided head on near Spokane Saturday night. About thirty persons were injured.
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Passengver
Spokane
Portland and
Seattle
Northern Pacific
Arizona Man Slays Wife and Father In Law with Ax
A man in Salmonyvile Arizona killed his wife accusing her of improper relations with her father Antonio Enriquez a Mexican and also murdered her father Francisca Zape da with the same ax near Salmonyvile.
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Arizona
Antonio Enriquez
Francisca Zapeda
Salmonyvile
Ariz
Eight Die As Steamer Del Pilar Sinks After Collision
The coasting steamer Del Pilar collided with the bark Manusunnian off Mindoro early Friday. The Del Pilar sank and eight persons were drowned.
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del Pilar
Mindoro, & T
Trans-Andine Tunnel Opens Linking Chile and Argentina
The Trans Andine railway tunnel was formally opened on Tuesday. The 12,000 foot high tunnel connects Chile and Argentina for commercial rail traffic linking both republics.
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Wis
Tuesdas
Chile
Argentina
Chinamen to Be Freed After Manila Deportation Arrests
The court ordered the release of three of six Chinamen who had returned to Manila and were arrested following deportation. The decision leaves three others still detained as the case proceeds.
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Manila
St Iow s Chief Dismissed by Public Board
A local police board has dismissed Chief Dishuaissed, head of Palies Creeey in St Tenis, from his position following an official review. The dismissal prompts questions about police leadership in the city.
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St. Lows
Dishuaissed
St. Tenis
Hoding
Fragmented OCR Note on Unclear Event
A garbled OCR fragment mentions people or places but lacks readable facts or structure, making it difficult to determine a clear event, date, or participants for a concise newspaper item. No verifiable names, organizations, locations, or outcomes are readable.
Naval bill advances funding for battleships and fleet ships
The proposal allocates roughly $3 million less than the navy department’s request for two battleships two fleet colliers and four submarine boats. Passed just before a naval appropriation vote the bill includes an amendment by Mr Fitzgerald New York requiring the two battleships and two fleet colliers to be built by firms operating under the eight hour law.
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Navy Department
Fitzgerald
New York
Noted outlaw Alf Hunter executed in Oklahoma
Alf Hunter, a notorious southwest outlaw and triple murderer, was hanged at Wakaned Oklahoma Friday morning. He made a brief speech and was pronounced dead seventeen minutes later. Hunter claimed Ed Ellis, serving life for aiding Sheriff Garrison’s murder, was innocent. He killed Sheriff George W. Garrison near Hitchcock in 1908 and wounded a deputy before escaping to Arkansas where he was recaptured at Pine Bluff last September.
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Alf Hunter
Southwest
Wakened
Okla
Hunter
Dea
Ed Ellis
McAlester
Sherriff Garrison
Hiunter
Sherrif George W. Garrison
Oklahoma County
Confessed Burglar Names Crimes Before Death
A dying burglar in San Francisco admitted to multiple robberies and shootings. He gave aliases, claimed bank and drugstore holdups in Seattle Salt Lake City and Los Angeles, and said a sailor named Flaley is in custody for desertion.
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Harry Hall
Clyde
Canfield
San Francisco
Cal
Windsay
Harry Hill
Seattle
Salt Lake City
Flaley
Iiah
Los Angeles
San
Prisoner Pleads Cruelty Justification in New York Assault
Frank Shatira, an Indian negro convict, on trial at White Plains N Y for murderous assault pleads that guard cruelty drove him to act. He cites a favorite torture of spraying ammonia into prisoners cells described as excruciating.
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Frank Shatira
White Plains
N. Y
Emigrants Riot On Kanawha After Fire Aboard Nearby Ship
Emigrants moved from the stern Cadrurong to the steamer Kanawha after a fire on the other vessel near Jouver line on Thursday. They became unruly by Friday morning prompting the Kanawha captain to request naval assistance.
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Jouver
Iine
Jewel Thief Captured in Washington Kidnap Case
Clarence Towlett was arrested in Washington while attempting to sell one of the stolen gems. The March 27 theft involved jewelry valued at $20,000 belonging to Mrs. Frederick Panugher, wife of New York deputy police commissioner.
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Clarence Towlett
Frederick Panugher
New York
Washington
Italy
Chicago Doctor Found Dead in City Hovel
Dr W O A Tichener once superintendent of the Missouri state asylum was found dead in a downtown hovel in Chicago. The death is reported as possibly heart disease though suicide is under investigation. Local authorities pursue a clear account of the circumstances.
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W.oa. Tichener
Missouri Sticte Asylum For the Insane
Chicago
Richwood gang arrested in Richmond post office robbery
Pat do Richwood and associates Fadl Pred Cunulishem ills eddig Foy and Iani Chester alias Joledke Harris were jailed in Réddhmoenud Virginia after being charged in New York with rifling the Richmond post office cashier’s safe.
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Pat Do Richwood
Fadl
Eddig Foy
Iani Chester
Joledke" Harris
New York
Richidond
Réddhmoenud
Briday Morn
Jrise
Banker Coghill in Critical Condition as Alleges Recovery Hopes
A former banker from Beygiour Wisconsin, Coghill, lies dying after a sentence at the federal organ in Leavenworth, Colorado. Local reports indicate scarce details but authorities pursue Bridding as a possible lead in the case.
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Coghill
Alb
Wherrie Cophill
Beygiour
Wis
Leavenweorthy
Wei
Ten Thousand Dollar Fire Destroys Hawarden Elevator
A noon Thursday fire wiped out the Scroges elevator and damaged mill stock at the G. Ef. Queal company and Finney mill in Hawarden. Losses totaled about 10000 with 3600 on the elevator and 2500 on timber yard stock plus 3600 at Finney mill. Insurance largely covers damages as the fire was blamed on sparks from a switch engine.
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Scroges
G. Ef. Queal Famber Company
Finney
Ames
Tts
Northwestern
Dubuque Theater Burns in Overnight Blaze
A new Dubuque bijou theater burned shortly after midnight Friday two hours after the audience was dismissed. The intact structure stood as a heap of ruins with two charred walls. No one was inside. the building had cost 100000 and was nearly fully insured. Actors lost 10000 in scenery and wardrobes. The Du buque Opera House company owned the property with Harker Spensley as president. officials say the structure will be rebuilt.
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Dubuque
Dubuque Opera House Company
Harker Spensley
Towns Press Interurban Route Change
Reports say promoters of the Maines and Sioux City Interurban consider altering the route to pass north of Lake City. Towns south of there urge change with Carroll and Caon Rapids advocating. Ca non Rapids pledges $5,000 in stock. the company seeks $7,500 from Carroll. Local commercial clubs push for the shift.
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Les Maines
Sioux City
Ais
Lake City
Carroll
Caon Rapids
Une
Labfe Young to Wed Des Moines Capital
The Des Moines Capital reports the engagement of Late Young, son of Col. Lafayette Young and business manager of the Capital, to Miss Virginia C. McArthur daughter of Won WLC McArthur clerk of the United States circuit court. The wedding is expected in June.
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Des Moines Capital
Young
Jery
Virginia C. McArthur
Mr. Young
Col
Lafayette Young
Capital
Miss McArthur
Won Wlc. McArthur
United States Circuit Court
Narrow Escape at Ida Grove Crossing with Train
Robert Paster of Ida Grove, Democratic candidate for the legislature in Ida County, narrowly escaped being hit by a Northwestern passenger train on the edge of Ida Grove. He was driving to town in high wind and could not hear or see the train until it crossed the road, just missing by the horses’ stride.
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Robert Paster
Ida Grove
Ida Couunty
Northwestern
Axter
Dentists Choose Officers in LeMars Iowa Meeting
The LeMars district of the Iowa State Dental Society closed to session at Mankstherville Thursday. An instructive program was presented. Officers elected include President J Aldliss Ruth ven Secretary Bo od Mfastum Daud lina Treasurer A Mann Dlawurden.
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LeMars
Iowa State Dental Society
Mstherville
J. Aldliss
Ruthven
Bo Od
Mfastum
Daudlina
A, Mann
Dlawurden
Brakemian Worker Falls From Track Switch
Grover Adams, a brake man, loses logs and falls while switching at Center Gine near Centerville. He is injured as the incident occurs during maintenance on the line as crews respond.
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Grover Adams
Tina
Centerville
Syrian Leader Pleads Guilty in Quaptiae Activation Case
An unclear report states a Syrian leader figure named Binet and associates faced a Bully related charge. The piece mentions Joseph Cheese and Shine of the Cedar, with a Sunday plea and a fine for a separate matter connected to activation paperwork.
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Binet
Joseph Cheese
Cedar
Beatie Orden
Penn College to Remain in Oskaloosa After Merger Talks
Trustees of Penn College met in Des Moines and announced the institution will stay permanently in Oskaloosa. Highland Park did not tender the Des Moines property, and no official proposal was received. The merger plan stalled as no clear offer was made to transfer free of debt and encumbrances.
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Penn College
Des Moines
Oskaloosa
Iughland Park
Penn Beard
Elighland
Highland
Penns
Mobilehiund
He Longwell
Hemic
Penn Afficinis
Flighland
Port
Saloon Tax Hike Approved in Clarreou Meeting
At the first Clarreou meeting Hon Tuesday evening an ordinance passed doubling saloon licenses from 15 to 100 per month. The city will also receive half of a 600 per year maulet tax, totaling about 1 500 annual revenue plus license fees. Some proprietors favor the increase while others protest. the ordinance takes effect May 1.
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Clarreou
Coupe
Mitchelec
Elty
Allison Monument Fund Organizes in Des Moines Event
A Des Moines meeting created a committee to raise funds for a monument to William Allison. Gen Grenville M. Dodge and W. O. Morrow head the effort with state treasurer aiding. Participants included Senator Prudden and Governor Carroll as the conference concluded with funds to be managed by the committee.
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Grenville M. Dodge
Carnell Hiluits
W. OW Morrow
William of Allison
Prudden
Dolnique
Des Moines
Mitchellville school head exonerated by state board
Judge Gifford Senator Wade and State Board of Control issue a full exoneration for Miss Tuttle Garrison superintendent of Mitchellside school for girls in Mitchellville Mississippi. They defend her actions against charges of cruelty claiming the methods she used were upheld by the board.
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Gifford & T Robinson
Martin J. Wade
State Board of Control
Miss Tuttle Garrison
Mitchellside
Mitchellville
Miss Garrison
Miss Garrisonn
Interurban Railway Funds Rely on Local Stock Subscriptions
Miller promoter of the Omaha to Sioux City electric line says construction funds are available but depend on a $260,000 stock subscription from businesses in Logan Little Sioux Magnulla and other towns along the proposed route.
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Little Sioux
Magnulla
Logan
Opec Bl
Miller
Omaha
Sioux City
Found Deund the Priest Luther Sty of Delaware County
Luther Sty, a prominent farmer living two miles north of Manchester, was found dead in a field at 2 o clock Wednesday afternoon after a heart failure. He was about 66 years old, wealthy and active in agricultural societies and patterns. He left a wife and two sons.
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Luther Sty
Delaware County
Manchester
Ofelock
Teaves
Syrian Leader Charged in Fraud Case Amid Cedar Rapids Tension
Grand jury returns indictments against Joab Geom for fraudulent use of nature nivzathan papers in a Cedar Rapids area case. Officials allege link to Syrian factional activity and local political tensions.
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Dadtetod
Joab Geom
Mour Cases Disnailssed
In a federal court ruling the government prevailed over Tilatts Westy in a dispute over a department's actions. The decision centers on ownership and control of certain assets within a classified proceeding.
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Tilatts
Dsr
Wisconsin Dry Victory Stuns Milwaukee In 1930s Election
Wisconsin voters swung to the dry side with major gains in Milwaukee where socialists swept city offices and the dry majority claimed control of the council enfranchising reform measures. Michigan and Nebraska show mixed results with dry wins in pockets and ongoing debates on statewide liquor policy.
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Wisconsin
Michigan
Nebraska
Nebroahou
Mninieipal
Travelock
Martington
Lincolne City
Lincoln
Tlavelock
Cumseh
Attempted train robbery on the Chicago line in Wisconsin
Two masked bandits attempted to rob a Pioneer United train on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line as it passed through southwestern Wisconsin. Shumway of Milwaukee confronted on the platform, but the robbers fled after threats and a struggle. Several men were detained later in La Crosse for suspected involvement.
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Pioneer United
Chivaige
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Arcee
Wisconsin
Conde
Shumway
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