Teapot Dome oil fraud trial linked to Harding order
Federal court in Cheyenne probes the Teapot Dome oil lease saga involving Mammoth Oil and Sinclair interests. Witnesses including Yale geologist Heald testify on oil reserve drainage risks and the legality of transfers from Navy to Interior under an executive order by President Harding. The case centers on alleged fraud and illegal transfer of reserves and sparks cabinet resignations and senate scrutiny.
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Teapot Dime
Mammoth Oil Company
Marre F. Sinclair Companies
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Pomerene
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Fail
Sineiatr
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Edwin Denby
Navy
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Continental Trading Co. Ltd
Canada
A. S. Osler
Humphreys
Famerene
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Neil
Stay Granted in Union Case Amid Execution Stay
A stay of execution was issued with the Pardon Attorney's concurrence delaying the death sentence for a union case defendant. Details describe an investigation window extending to May while authorities review the prior judgment and related affidavits, as authorities assess possible fraud linked to a lease and interior department actions.
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Wistern
Dyayld iEunion
Gare
A. Th Jenkins
Hunton
Runinn
Yuilty
Tee Gat
Thy
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Pene
Kary
Broge Dow
Soldad
Smith
Howie Moore
Charleston
Gogietoek
Funian
Robert
Chivaga Megry
Uilteeworth Starkage
Stalten
ML. Stokes
Arbitration Ruling Settles Peru Chile Dispute
President Coolidge awards a long running Tarata Arica dispute arbitration favoring Peru over Tarata and Arica while inviting a plebiscite to let Tarata province decide nationality. The 22 608 word document was handed to Chile and Peru envoys in Washington with Kellogg present.
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Washington
March
Ant Coolidge
Chile
Peru
Tarna
Arica
Tarata S Hall
Pere
Robert Lansing
Cootfdr
Kellogg
Santiago
Lima
Printer Politics Row To Be Decided In Washington
Fragmented OCR text reports a political controversy over whether President Moonlidge and officials will determine the fitness of printer George Etrey for a new post. It notes concerns about funding, practice, and possible dismissal within five days, with Mr Carter denying any questionable actions.
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Mauro
Moonlidge
George ET Rey
Anton
Tedas
Carter
Cuttes
Wrecked Steamer Arrives in Port After Sinking Incident
Fragmentary report notes a steamship wreck survivor accounts and port arrivals. The vessel, linked to the Beétranendo region, is described with conflicting details and a partial chain of ownership while authorities investigate the sinking claim and related salvage actions.
Student at Columbia Ends Life After Fear of Death
A Columbia University graduate student, Mareh S Henry Mead, aged about 12 years in the text, reportedly chose suicide after a long struggle with fear of death. He leaped from a dormitory window at Hartley Hall, leaving behind scattered notes and details about his struggle and life.
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Columbia
Henry Mead
York
Mareh
Columbia University
Mia
Seth Meer
Hartley Hall
Keth Pall River
Moss
Brooklyn
Believe Senefern Tomb Uncovered After Expedition
An Harvard expedition uncovered a tomb labeled Believe Senefern amid violent weather disruptions. Reported details describe crypts, skeletons, and a potential antiquity linked to See Barus, with ongoing disputes over authentication and location.
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Senefern
Fragmented OCR text about fear of prison and various names
Fragmented text presents scattered phrases about fear of prison and self harm, with numerous garbled names, places, and stray terms. It resembles an OCR dump with no clear cohesive event, making it difficult to extract a single factual report or coherent人物.
Members Arrive for Legislature Amid Silent Opening Start
Readable fragments show lawmakers assembling for a legislature session with committee leadership and preliminary speeches. Names and places are garbled but indicate a formal opening with officials including a speaker and committee chairs.
Stokes Testifies on Wedding Case and Injured Woman
Trial testimony centers on a New King Lawson Grant wedding dispute. Stokes recounts facts about a woman victim, alleged footing bills, and a family rift following a second marriage. Witnesses describe related medical treatment and claims of money exchanges as the case unfolds.
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Stokes
New King
Lawson Grant
Gotham apartment attack leaves woman bound and gagged
In New York a grim crime unfolds as Mrs Fay Perkins, latest Gotham resident, is found beaten and restrained beside her companions after robbers flee with a $25,000 jewelry haul. Physicians note severe injuries while authorities pursue leads.
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Fay Perkins
Gotham
Shepherds Maid Testimony At Wartime Court Fight
A woman identified as Shepherds Maid testified in a court, detailing allegations of abuse and long involvement with a man named Menino at a park. The coroner’s inquest and related hearings postponed further statements as witnesses described prior abuses and delayed verdicts.
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Megid Mars
Witoek
Boceyforeiens
Sheena Mead
Surana
Hethine
Menino
Mr Savage
Midriff case may be dropped in district court
A Harris County district court heard a recommendation to drop the indictment against Midriff following a police chief's testimony. The defense doubts the evidence and requests dismissal while prosecutors push for trial. Local officials and witnesses testified as the case moved toward possible resolution.
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Hexteloton
W. Vie
United Guae
Incuinet
COS
Midkine
Mororevete Polen
Ellinte
Buvernmien
Northéoig
Will Investigate Mysterious Death
Dayton reporter notes Wilt Mitsches and others investigate the mysterious death of Wiltar Doll. A 16 year old body was found in a tobacco field near a river with injuries and broken teeth. Authorities review possible causes as parents were away at the time. A coroner’s inquest and sheriff office details are pending.
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Tey
Wilt
Mitsches
Wiltar
Tay
Faras
Mie
Bina
Aim Ht
Priestess in Custody After Weird Midnight Rites on Lonely Farm
A priestess is detained after midnight rites on a remote farm. The article reports a disturbing scene with a cult and references to drug use and alleged ritual elements. The case involves police investigation and custody proceedings.
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Lonely
Robbery at Broadway studio left three injured
A violent dawn raid in Lithnavia’s plaza district saw masked robbers enter a lavish studio, beating and binding Mrs. Hay Perkins and Mile ton Abbott. The loot, about $25,000 in valuables, was seized as the assailants fled. Perkins, known for Broadway society ties, suffers grave injuries while Abbott is reported unharmed but shaken. Officers cited few solid clues beyond witnesses who glimpsed masked figures.
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Det Rita
Lou Lawson
Plaza
Lithnavia
Hay Perkins
Mileton Abbott
Conamen
Ber Aeen
Benjamin H. Perxina
Broadway
Dorothy Kean
Toulse Larson
Jas Abbott
Mra
Perkins
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Abbott
Extradition Row Persists as Russell Case Regurgitates
In a dispute over Russell extradition, Texas Governor Futler urged Massachusetts to surrender Russell for trial on abandonment charges. The Massachusetts governor argued discretion lies with his state, citing the suspect’s alleged haven from justice. A special agent reported arms-length cooperation issues amid ongoing requisition talks.
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Maren
Forte
Siasstentaetis
Texas
James Pergugon
Masons Tohusetis
Sauure
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