Cooke denial emerges in tumult over theft accusation
The article recounts Edgar Cooke denying a dishonest accusation linked to a treasurer’s office at the Mos Pour Railroad, amid a web of divorce, witnesses, and alleged imprecise statements. It notes a confrontation with reporters and references to Charlies L. Warriner and Jeanuste Pimroatyford in a charged, unsettled dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies L. Warriner
Cooke
Wee
Cloke
Naw Toy
Cholo
Cipedunath
Wween
Mis Jeanuste
Pimroaty Ford
Onae
Urviind
TSG
Bert Pepe
Wariner
Harhes Foo Woneriger
Ts Fyb
Uae
Eniel
Ory
Ubat
Frakowreek
Rear Friessels
Steel Plant Construction Plan Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a steel plant project with references to locations, dates, and unnamed entities. The readable portions mention a plant site, possible dates, and supporting infrastructure, but generations are garbled and lack clear names or outcomes.
Adoption dispute over fund distribution in church case
The case involves Christian Selon Lender and the Christian Secenmee Chureh board over adoption rights of an infant tied to George Wy and Moyaldy’s son. Judges note Mrs. Edd and George W. Glover Jr as recipients of $245.90 and Pheneger J. Foster Eddy of $15,000 in the settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myre Baker Maddy
Farlow
Chureh
George Wy Ouilover
Moyaldy
Mbeverer
Diddy
Edd
George W. Glover
Pheneger J. Foster Eddy
Damage suit filed against Lead miners in South Dakota
The Hamestyke Mines Company sued the Lead miners union in the U S Circuit Court in Deadwood for 10909 dollars alleging threats of bodily harm and intimidation to workers. The suit claims union pressure reduced employee efficiency after the union voted not to work with nonunion men after November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dashkota
Western Federation of Miners
Lend
Toimake Lead
Hamestyke Minis Company
United States Circuit Coure
Deadwood
Lead Miners’ Union
Danteges
Agadast
Novgoth
Burglar Killed During Break-In at Washington Boulevard Home
A burglar was fatally wounded while attempting to break into a residence at 5007 Washington Boulevard near Colonel Edwin Ro Uietdarts. The intruder, identified only as Hopesro, Wasaephrfeed, had probed window shutters and pockets of a victim’s home before being found suffering injuries. The resident James Kavanaugh and others were not harmed. police reported the intruder’s identity remains unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walbhaar BoMonales
Edwin Ro
Washinecon Boulevard
James Kavanaugh
Cairo mob lynches two men after confession of murder
A Cairo mob hangs a white man and a black man after a confessed attack that killed Miss Pelley and wounded Io. The incident sparks rioting with women prominent as the city descends into chaos and vigilante action ensues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilinois City
Dark horse named United States senator
A lesser known candidate, described as a dark horse, was Wednesday appointed United States senator in a surprising selection. Details on the selection process and supporting figures were not fully disclosed in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Satu
Tigeni Vo Ondala
Tb Rey Lee
Vee
Tal Seul Doa
Dark Horse
United States Venator
Girl Victim Lynched in Cairo After Mob Burns Body
Reports describe a mob lynching in Cairo where the body of a girl victim was burned on a pyre and a white photographer, Henry Salener, killed after the necro’s body was burned. The mob also attacked a jail, dragged the imprisoned man, and forced his confession before hurling him from a telegraph pole. Martial law was declared as Governor Deneen dispatched troops to restore order.
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Henry Salener
Saazner
Sallzner
Efe
Usb
Company
Pourth
Reymedat
Petra de Tratires
Egan
Trelephame
Orius
Deneen
Chicago
Formedo O
Blackmailers Kill 250 Horses in New York
A gang using poison killed about 250 horses in New York as extortion demands were refused. Police report extensive animal deaths and public fear as authorities investigate the blackmail plot and seek suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mail Robber Identified as Howell in Idaho and Seattle
Authorities identify the suspect as Howell in a brazen late 19th or early 20th century mail robbery. The suspect allegedly boarded a Great Northern mail car at Bonners Ferry Idaho and held two clerks at gunpoint. He then rode the Oriental Limited to Spokane rearranging sacks before escape.
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Mian Breld
Charles K Fluwell
Rt Northern Eapress
Seattle
Wash
Howell
Oriental Limited
Idaho
Spokane
Risiing Mall
Pastors Bar Out Revivalists in Northern Ohio
Che pastors of fifty northern Ohio Baptist churches adopted resolutions to bar professional revivalists. Rev. James A. Vraneis of Boston urged the move and spoke to the preachers. The resolutions authorize pastors to control revival services and inspect churches for the purpose. Cleveland and Wooster area towns are noted.
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James A. Vraneis
Boston
Cleveland
Ashtabela
Lorain
Wooster
Ohio
Four Million To Motherless Boy In Georgia Will Trust
An old motherless boy receives four million dollars from the estate of Wesley Tilford, former vice president of Standard Oil Company, death last March. The fund is to be inherited through his late father and distributed among other relatives as outlined in the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt Tilford Dickinson
Westey Diuer Tilford
Standard OF V Company
Marsch
Teaaviner Anhoes
Ray Tilford
Not Guilty Verdict in Mahoning County Contietor Case
Louis H. H. Young, linked to a court probe in Mahoning County Ohio, was found not guilty. The item involves artwork of vases and refers to a dispute over ownership and handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis HH. Young
Mahoning County
Bank Robbery Attempt and Shootout Ends in Jail
A bank was robbed a second time by a pair of youths who fled with two revolvers and most of the money. A pursuing highway chase ended with Bullock shot through the temple and killed. the McKay boy escaped, was jailed to avoid danger, and the money was recovered. Bullock died from the wound while the other suspect escaped down the river.
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Duboek
Eudora
Ulla Hartge
Wilsons
Uth
Stown
Bullock
Mckay
Lawrence
Bulls
Kansas City
Yale Boathouse Construction and Championship Prep
The article outlines the start of the $85,000 Yale boathouse project and notes plans for notable crews and training. It mentions James J. de rt es and Jack Johnson in relation to a forthcoming championship battle, with de rt es changing focus to California training under manager Seg Berger.
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Ghabva
Cher
Pisias Bboriin Editur
Coke Chase
James J
Jack Johnson
Morenciins
California
Seg Berger
Bia
Uhe
Taft Gring Wisdom and Weight on Trip
Taft tours across thirty one states delivering fifty speeches and meeting wise cities. He faced demonstrations during the journey as crowds gathered and debates occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft Gring
Trip
Strangled Woman Case Leads Police Trail
Police traced a murder scene through a dog scent to Poplar Street and a cottage where suspects were seen. The pursuit involved three named men and a group of frequent visitors, with witnesses and notes detailing the investigation.
Bank officials shot during robbery at New Albany
An armed robber entered the National Bank at New Albany and ordered the cashier and President J. R. Woodward to halt. Both were wounded with one casualty dying later. The robber was captured and reportedly poisoned himself. He held two warrants.
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New Aibauny
Ind
Carrett Pussett
Cae
Naational Bank
New Albany
Link
J. R. Woodward
Aime Imetigation
Listle Ovlouk
Slayer complicates a woman in Topeka murder case
In Topeka Kansas Prob Panning charges reveal a confession of murdering Abs Mary Suart and say Mrs Minute English was involved as an accomplice. He claims she advised on poison amount and received 1400 dollars from Mrs Short. He planned to enter a restaurant with English at dusk.
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Abs
Mary Suart
Topeka
Kan
Minute English
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