Further Charges Against Brardies in Key Rail Case
A Senate subcommittee in Washington today heard new charges in the Hina Central Railroad control case. Mandel, hired by the late EH Harrison, sought profits for influence waged by Brardies. The testimony also linked Stlandeis to compacts with the Equitable Life Assurance Society.
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Senate
Louie 1
Firandels
Supreme Court
Mrandels
EH. Harrison
Proton
Hina Central Railroad
Stlandeis
Equitable Life Axmurance Society
Graft Charges Shake Public Welfare Dept in Chicago
A Chicago scandal centers on graft in the Public Welfare Department with counter charges to superintendent Luniae Onborne Now and Mrs Page Waller Eaton. A payroll examination was ordered and Mrs Eaton claims a portion of her salary supported mayoral relief work under pressure. A plan to hire a dummy stenographer to inflate wages is alleged.
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Public Welfare Department
Associated Proan
Chicago
Page Waller Eaton
Luniae
Faton
Thompfae
Mon Rowe
Mexia Fire Blamed on Gas Plumbing Incident
A fragmented Mente Opera House report from Austin cites investigators blaming a plumbing issue for a fire at the Mexia venue. Officials say a gas line or plumbing fault sparked the blaze, with no injuries reported. Local authorities continue to probe the cause and assess damages.
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Austin
Tex
Fire Imager
Wiliam
Chester
Touris
War updates from February front across France and water routes
Reports from London and Washington describe ongoing European conflict developments. British and American officials discuss belligerent nations, while German leaders reorganize naval command and major offensives push through Alsace Meuse areas. Prisoner counts and troop movements pepper the dispatches.
Murder trial for former Cleveland chef and actress death
In Cleveland on February 23, Loura Dianchetti, former chef at the Cleveland athletic club, goes on trial for the murder of Dolores Ryans, an 18 year old actress killed in a hotel last January. The city also postpones events to Friday. Henry Ple tcher's nomination as ambassador to Mexico is ordered reported to the Senate by the foreign relations committee with expectations of quick confirmation.
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Cleveland
Ohie
Loura Dianchetti
Cleve
Ehic
Dolores Ryans
Ity
Washington
Henry Prather
Pletcher
Mexico
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Stone
Fletcher
Death Toll Rises From New Haven Train Crash
New Haven Feb 2 The death toll in the passer ger train week accident rose to two this morning as an injured man died. The coroner ordered an inquest to determine the cause. Word from Washington says a fever investigation will be held.
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New Haven
Conn
Washington
Good Roads Committee Returns From County Trip
Senate member J Covey John C Vit and Marshall Duneby returned Tuesday from a trip to Marina and Jafferton counties to inspect roads. They form part of the advisory committee aiding the commissioners court in selecting materials for a district road project. Covey saw fine roads in Harris County and noted asphalt types, but no definite conclusions were reached yet. The committee will visit more sections before any announcement and will proceed carefully for taxpayers.
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Senate
J. Covey
John C. Vit
Marshall Duneby
Marina
Jafferton
Commissioners Court
Covey
Uber
Harris County
Record of nationwide emergency radio message from Davenport to Hoquiam
A 20 minute radio dispatch from Davenport to Hoquiam was received by the Hoquaim Navy yard via W. H. Kirwin, ex US Army, at 11 o'clock local time. Kirwin noted listening to stations across the country and said adjustments were made at stations for a wide audience. The message asserted US capability to handle impending arrangements with high degree of readiness.
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Davenport
W. H. Kirwin
United States Army
Navy Yard
Mtr
Kirwin
Staten Capabie
Pawroment Mrvangee
Court Deliberations In Robbery Killing Case
In Philadelphia on Sept 2 10d James P Comainalll was killed prompting a criminal court trial. Anderson of Artmore Ohio faces verdict with his father Gwenalt Antmore banker breaking down as the jury weighs motive and potential new trial after a robbery theory failed to persuade.
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Philadelphia
Pola
Anderson
Artmore
James P Comainalll
Manatanguer
Gwenalt
Antmore
Atate
Wa Hte
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Good Roads Committee
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Meni
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