San Francisco Mayor Schmitz Sentenced to San Quentin
The San Francisco mayor Schmitz was sentenced to five years in San Quentin for extortion as part of a bribery case against executives including President Louie Grags of the States Telephone and Telegraph Co. The courtroom erupted in applause as the dramatic verdict was delivered amid a tense juror selection process for related charges.
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Schmitz
San Francisco
San Quentin
Vier
Louie Grags
Prestie ‘States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Schniltz
Hesarul
Lawhler
Glass
Deense
Ruef
Dunne
San Quentin Penitentiary
Sentente
Schintz
France calls for gold as withdrawals from US continue
Exports of gold have been underway since early May and will continue with an engagement of 1,060,000 for shipment Tuesday. Experts attribute the move to France’s effort to rebuild its gold reserve after Russian deposits left a shortfall. France has taken about 22.8 million dollars from the U S, with 8 million to London and 1.06 million to Holland. New York exchange houses expect the gold movement to persist until the Bank of France’s demands are met.
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United States
Bank of France
France
America
London
Holand
New York
No Chip on Shoulders Japanese Officers Meet Queen in Netherlands
Vice Admiral Ijuia and officers of the cruiser Chitose and Tsukuba dined with Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands. The Japanese ministers of state and marine joined the party. They stated no serious misunderstanding with the United States is anticipated and emphasized readiness to sacrifice for defense if attacked.
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Ijuia
Chitose
Tsukuba
Queen Wilhelmina
Netherlands
Germany Commemorates Schiller Monument Unveiled in St Paul
A large bronze statue honoring German poet Schiller was unveiled at Como Park in St Paul Minnesota on Sunday afternoon. German residents funded the gift and Mayor Bmilch accepted on behalf of the city. The ceremony included appropriate exercises and the cost was over a large amount.
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Germany
Schiller
Behilier
Camo Park
St Paul
Minn
Bmilch
Reclaim Project Aims 20000 Acres In Cimarron Valley
A corps of engineers under Prof C and Sehlichere establishes offices at Englewood Kansas to reclaim 20000 acres in the Cimarron valley Oklahoma via irrigation. Accidents include a New York trolley pole crash injuring Dr Juvean P Thomas Florence Heas and Grace Rogers in a high speed vehicle. Sioux City market quotes and timber land purchases by Northwest Lumber Co are noted. Also reports of a child Orby Jackson 10 and temperance efforts of William J Murphy.
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Corps of Engineers
Prof
C. & Sehlichere
Englewood
Kan
Cimarron Valley
Oklahomne
Auto
Juvean P. Thomas
Florence Heas
Grace Rogers
New York
Postmortem exam rule watered down by stockmen pact
Conference in Chicago among representatives of the National Stock Exchange and major regional exchanges and leading packers resulted in a victory for stockmen by eliminating the plan to require postmortem examination of cattle received from shippers. The new accord applies only to dairy cows, not to range cattle, affecting receipts distribution across exchanges.
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Chicago
Swift
National Live Stock Exchange
Kausas City
Lennon
Hulmes
The
Milwaukee Exchange
Ransom
Buffalo Exchange
Wall Street Plunge Ties Bank Heist to Runyan
Runyan vanished after a Wall Street plunge tied to a fictional steel trust millionaire. He allegedly stole 19000 from Windsor Trust of New York nine days earlier and fled with a list of bank funds. Tayan was captured in New York with part of the money recovered.
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Runyan
Wall Street
Chester BR
Hunyan
Windsor Trust Company
New York
Ayer
Moniay
Bank
Tayan
Ina Tat
Mystery surrounds deadly mine explosion in Montana
State Mine Inspector Rutledge said an infernal device caused the Cullisevtland mine No. 7 blast in Mon day, killing Louis Colonial and August Gennettt. He found no vendetta or labor trouble and could not explain the massacre like attack. Also a Tokyo cable notes boycott chatter reflecting trade tensions.
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Rutledge
Cullisevtland
Louis Colonial
Houck
Japs Stand Firm on Nonrenewal of Immigration Treaty
Tokyo says it will not renew the treaty with the United States if the accord allows exclusionary clauses for Japanese laborers. Yamaoka, envoy of Count Okuma, reports to Washington that Hayashi has recalled any initial vote on a new treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renty
United States
Rgbt
Tinyaahi
Warahington
Otoaki Yar Moka
Count Okuma
Progressive Party
Yamaoka
Pacific
Hayashi
Root
Yamaaoka
Run Fatal to Bank Receivers Appointed in Macon
Receivers BL P. O Neill T N Baker and A D Schofield were named at Cordele on Sunday for Exchange Bank in Macon Ga. Assets and liabilities are about 1 958 973 each. Directors at a July 3 5 meeting passed a resolution stating cash was exhausted and that operations could not continue. Receivers to protect depositors and creditors elected.
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Georgi Coneert
Uo Vo Whipple
Cordele
PL O'Neill
T. N. Baker
U A. D. Schofield
Exchange Bank
Macon
Cabnnels
Two Historic Indianapolis Buildings Collapse in Sunrise Incident
Two brick three story structures near Meridian and Maryland streets in Indianapolis collapsed early Sunday morning. The ruin caused an estimated $220,000 loss. Authorities speculate age of buildings contributed, warning a weekday collapse could have caused greater harm to residents and businesses.
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Tnianapolis
Meridian
Maryland Streets
Indianapolis
Ind
Florida Bank Failure Shuts Fort Dallas National Bank
The Fort Dallas National Bank of Miami Florida was closed Friday by direction of the comptroller of the currency after information from Trust Examiner McDonald that the bank was insolvent. Its liabilities were about 9808,000.
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Fort Dallas National Bank
Miami
Fla
McDonald
Cabrera Plans Navy Buy For Guatemala In Anticipated Nicaragua Threat
Guatemala's President Cabrera seeks $500000 gold loan to buy gunboats to counter Nicaragua's forces led by President Zelaya. Nicaragua reportedly has gunboats in the Pacific and Atlantic. Three heat deaths and ten prostrations reported in St. Louis on Saturday. Phonograph recites liturgy at Le Mastre parish church as a priestless choir innovates responses.
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Nicaragua
Cabrera
Guatemala
Zelaya
Atlantic
St. Tanits
St. Louis
Peter Helfrich
Manchester Avenue
Ben
T. Rodgers
Joseph Ward
le Mastre
France
Man Dies On Way To Work At Vulcan Iron Works
Stas w Talk to Wend and Robvert WL Slatchford of Wilkes Barre Pa on way to work stopped at the Vulcan iron works to speak with a friend and moments later died from heart disease.
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Stas
Wend
Wile
Robvert
Slatchford
Wilkesbarre
Vulcan Iron Works
Death sentence for Bulgarian premier's slayer Petroff
A general court martial condemned Petroff, murderer of Bulgarian Premier Petkoff, to death. His two accomplices received life imprisonment and fifteen years penal servitude. Also noted promotion for Guatemalan Gen. Jose Lima, amid accusations of instigating the assassination. A Kentucky incident reports ex-Judge Dunn's home attacked. Gambill fired, injuring another.
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Premier
Marcial
Petroff
Premier Petkoff
Bulgaria
Western League Baseball Schedule for Sioux City Games
Schedule lists Western League games to be played in Sioux City in the near term. Dates include Pueblo with July 12 13 14. Malone July 15 16 17. Lancoma July 25 26. plus scattered notes on city events and a local incident involving a plumber and a disturbance in Thoyrten, Texas.
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Rehedph
Guinece
Oux City
Bsloux City
Pueblo
Malnes
Ee. E
Lancoma
Boston
Jamestown Exposition
Seaada
Norfolk
Gulye
York
Philadelphia
Niawars Falls
Colne
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
New England
Lady Q
Auast
Jangace 1
UXT
Gulag
Inveta
Leke
Sudden Disorders Alarm Sardinia Island Outbreak
Dispatches from Sardinia report grave disorders in Maly province caused by famine among censals marching under socialist leadership. Socialit Curran Teeted, a trades union official, was elected to represent Jarrow Enghuard in the house of com TOONS. Transvaal rejects won suffrage by 46 votes.
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Maly
Sardinia
Cagnari
Socialit Curran
Peter Curran
Secialat and
Trades Union
Jarrow Enghuard
Com Toons
Transvaal
Tranevaal Assembly
Wom
Dar
Fragmentary report from a stray OCR item
The readable text is garbled with names and phrases. It references a general and an executive matter but lacks clear events, places, or a coherent outcome. No definite person or organization actions can be confirmed from the fragment.
Unclear text block reports on traces and water issue
A garbled OCR fragment references tracers and water to Hat and mentions deeds and payments but yields no clear event, date, or named entities. The readable remnants indicate a technical or municipal context but lack specifics needed for a concrete summary.
Man and Turtle in Unusual Coastline Incident
A fragmentary report describes an event near the coast of California involving a man and a turtle weighing 2,204 pounds. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a notable animal and person interaction along the surf.
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Siatee
Jyliye Cilia
Fragmentary notice from a distant fork scene
A garbled report describes people at a fork with names like Del Piper and Abe Maentet. The text lists individuals and actions but lacks clear events or outcomes.
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Devater
Jand
Del
Piper Ashe
Unclear Los Angeles Marriage Offer to Edna Viiyen Story
A garbled Iowa State News item describes Col Henry Birelby of San Angeles offering to marry any of the twelve mothers of Edna Viiyen, an eight year old girl, to provide a home and education. He claims to be worth a million and seeks approval from city leaders. no girl seems inclined to respond.
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Los Angeles
Edan Viiyen
Dex
Tris
Henry Birelby
San Angeles
Midna Singres
Dex Mojues
Col Atleehhy
Birehhy
Col. Ahy
Anarey
Bride Pulls Pin From Mouth At Otumwa Wedding
Miss Hya Ballard faced a scare when a pin slipped into her throat during wedding gifts. Surrounded by friends she gulped a pin hidden in a package, was treated by a physician, and an X ray confirmed the pin in her throat before it was safely removed.
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Hya Ballard
Ottumwa
Arthur Gayle
Miss Nallard
Tunsi
Clothing Found On River Dank Triggers Burlington Inquiry
Burlington police pursue a case after two bundles of winter clothing are found near Rock Island tracks. The items are linked to Blanche Whitney and Olga Dehn, with two missing youths Clarice Mackey and Ed Carrot suspected of knowing the clothes’ origin. Police Chief Wiltz suspects the girls left with the young men after looting the garments.
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Burlington Miles
Rock Island
Burlington Police
Blanche Whitney
John Whitney
Olga Dehn
Wuant
Wil
Seth Sixth Street
Clarice Mackey
Carrot
Wiltz
Waterloo electrician nearly killed by electric storm
During a severe electrical storm in Waterloo Iowa Dr Wooley touched a live wire and was shocked, his wife Mrs Mary Graham injured while aiding him. The lightning damaged her residence and others were knocked down on the street near the Ellis hotel as sidewalks charged. Power was shut off citywide and factories closed early due to the storm.
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Ds Wooley
Elvetriclry
Kevers
Waterloo
Cod
Wooley
Mary Graham
Ellis Hotel
Cue College
Andrew Yaruvgive
General Education Board
Col. Lopez
Ewall
Court House
Wiliam Richardson
Duncombe
Ite
Linbis
William Jochiins
Fred Friedriehsen
Andere
Eka Smith
Ottumwa
Oxkaloosa
Andrews
Wapello
Madrid
Barry Uutron Manufacturing Company
Muscatine
Pivren
Northwestern University
University of Iowa
Hid Dutlea
Hoy Tee
Jack Simmons
Barnet Hodge
Davenport
Lee
Simmons
Ottawa
Hodge
Ida Moguhrey
Keokuk
Montrose
Jock
North Boone Family Separated By Abduction Accord Reached
The report describes Lammerstein leaving for Fort Dodge, discovering his wife and two children had fled with Curt Hanes. He sued Times for six dollars. the parties settled with Annesshad paying Hammer and Roop a guardianship transfer drafted and signed, concluding the matter.
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North Boone
Veney Elmuerstein
Lammerstein
Fort Dodge
Curt Hanes
Times
Annesshad
Hammer
Ktedo
Roop
Warinn
Dhenmerstedin
Murder Mystery Unfolds in Burlington After Body Found
A roughly dressed stranger with a bullet wound to the head was found in Burlington. The cadaver was taken from the scene, estimated six feet tall, wearing a brown hat, bone shirt, overalls, and rough shoes, appearing as a miner or deck hand. Authorities pursue leads in the apparent homicide.
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Tady
Burlington
Stenmibentt
Midhondane tanqua Chautauqua Chooses Absence of Sanday
Report from Dex Moines details a troubled Chautauqua day as promoter Tiny Sanday the baseball evangelist would not appear to open the session. A dispute erupts over damages and a potential legal claim of 800 dollars, involving local figures and attendees, amid a tense atmosphere.
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Midhnoodvinwuo
Midhondane Tanqua
Dex Moines
Tiny
Sanday
Chautauqua
Plamaruigers
Uh Coatsaet
Anna
Bariges
Notson Family Tragedy Amid Fire and Attack
A violent spree ends in multiple deaths and injuries at a farm. Thosmalbte and accomplices beat a young wife into unconsciousness while a lightning strike traps Notson and three sons in a barn. The elder Notson is killed instantly. others suffer severe burns but survive with relatives. Neighbors intervene to save the battered wife and others as the blaze is brought under control.
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Meath
Daniel Arhuckle
Ann
Atiekht
Lambarg
Notson
Des Moines Plan Election Echoes Across States
A sprawling report from Des Moines notes that voters across multiple Iowa towns and nearby states react to the Des Moines plan for a new form of government. The piece highlights expectations of further movements in towns meeting the 25,000 population threshold, plus broad attention from major cities and observers watching the experiment's outcome.
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Madre
Galveston Ua
Lowa
Des Moines
Bos Moines
Des Marines
Distinction Fragments Reflect On Men Who Went West
Fragments depict dialogue about men who went west to grow the country and to show how to grow properly. The exchange contrasts aspiring settlers with prosperous citizens, highlighting a bygone pioneer ethos in civic progress.
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Waasthigton
Tumbling Text on a Ballroom Tale
Fragmentary OCR snippet mentions a ballroom scene with misread dialogue and a mix of names and places, creating a hazy glimpse of social interaction. Key terms include a dance setting, a fictional or stylized locale, and garbled names suggesting a newspaper-style notice or feature.
Mrs Winetow's Soothing 5 gyre for Catiret item
Fragmented text describes a bottle design with double walls and vacuum to keep beverages cool. Mentions Varnum Insalation and a Patarian bottle. Contains garbled phrases about sealing, air withdrawal, and claimed forty eight hours cold weather preservation.
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Dlalma Meade
Te Fo
Sumner
The Knock-out Blow and Dr Pierce Remedies
The article discusses a boxing rite and a promoter’s claim about the stomach as the vulnerable target. It promotes Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a constitutional remedy said to cure indigestion catarrh and other digestive issues, urging readers to request a booklet and price details.
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Corbett
Priza
Anaot
Pierco
Nagal
Jerson
Pierce
Plores
Phare Nie
Marble making in German quarries powers boys and men
Article describes marble production with German quarries supplying refined stone. Boys and men break stone into cubes, use jammers to shape them, then feed them to a mill with grooved bedstone and revolving ranter. Water drives the process, producing uniform marbles in minutes, highlighting efficiency and dexterity.
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Vubes
Grandfather's Cure for Constipation with Cascarets
An early 1900s advertisement touts Cascarets as a natural bowel exercise. It markets SAREAT medicine and the Ten-Good box, claiming two hours of wood sawing or ten-mile walks replace pills. It promotes Sterling Remedy Company Cascarets as the genuine product for regular digestion without harsh laxatives.
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Fation
Sioulder
Sioux City
Brock
Northwest Lumber = company
Barley Brothers
M. F. Quit
Pennsylvania
Washington
Orby Jackson
J. A. Jackson
Meleausborough
Murphy
Bonco Conde
Wiliam J. Murphy
Francis Murphy
Wreeiec
Berek
MartinKteny Road
Ihelnicera
Word and
Traumen
Lewis Warne
Thomas Hutton
Point Folk
Feading Chambers of Commerce
Tokio E
London Daily Telegraph
Jose Mario Lima
Lima
Lurrilias
Western League Baseball
Klemureds
Duminne Wits
Hoehne
Charles Hutler
Af Thoyrten
Tex
Ecurbulle Aehd
Ted Ig
Montgomery County
Henry A. Marklas
Hobert
Gearee Beoneeros
Andiag
Suecerrur
Charles I. Heaghon
Iowa State News
Pin
PN Iriroat
Watenlvoans
Biuerdling
Mere
Gallet Wins
Ata Duel
Ditthuisen
Beuria
Sporm Works
Gheat I AV OG
Urlef Brute
Hurlington
Antoui Llendingsen
Angel
Heaver Island
Sophia
Thyonmold
H. A. Mlindt
Hager Valley Township
J. W. Burr
Nura Springs
Une
C. OH. Simmons
Jim Jett
Santiago
Englivh
South Meria
Mr. Simmons
Coe College
Shamans & Jones
Athinte
Tle
Charles Steak
Down City
Cosmopolitan Carnival Company
Steal
Hi Lodging House
Thomas Lindley
Warlington
Tie
Bath
Ao Bedy
Andrew Sandell
Thie Coe Fumbla Hotel
Mn Ballet Hole
Meter-Treuter-Mengel
Geo
Mengel
Alyvarce
Moengel
Melo
Eubert
Tvardar
Tydha B. Minkham
Amd Baete
Aug. Lyon Nulidh
Lydia E. Pinkham
Augustus Lyon
Enat Earl, Pa
Mra Holeham
Lydia B. Makhur
Flor
Elehane
Isa
Senator Kuor
Hans Croker
Harry Ore Chard
Cileago Tribune
Houstan
Winetow
Howton
Grigmare
Howard Tofinder
J. Muliall
Slows City
Iowa
Sterling Remedy Company
Siever
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