Tynan Denounces Gramm Graft At Penitentiary
Sheridan Wyoming Oct 4 Former Wyoming state official F Tynan denounces Otto Gramm control of the state penitentiary in a strong interview. He says the contract is unjust, overpaid, and made against taxpayer interests with secrecy and improper influence. He cites past board actions and salaries, urging cancellation and reform.
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Tynan
Gramm
Penitentiary
Superintendent OF Public Instruction
Sheridan
Wyoming
Brooks
FT. Tynan
Register of the State
Otto Gramm
Southern
Wyeing
State Board
Oto Gramm
Fragmentary note on Rodon era and King Carlos referenced
The readable text hints at a historical era called Rodon times and mentions King Carlos. It states it has not been two years since some dynastic or royal reference and alludes to a Dentraglo poyal and broad er context.
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Dentraglo Poyal
Rodon Times
Carlos
Forlorn Machine Men Realize Hopeless Political Struggle
Fragmented text shows machine party figures in a county election, with references to Clark and legislative tickets. The copy indicates doubt about machine influence, quotes, and shifting support amid a failed campaign.
Spiritualists Fail To Read Letter From Prof James
Nearly fifty mediums seek a $1000 prize from the Metropolitan Parapsychical Society by claiming to reveal contents of a letter written by Harvard psychologist Prof William James before his death. The secretary reports every attempt fails to reproduce the letter’s exact wording or sentiment, with many puzzles including phrases like dear sir and references to spirits.
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New York
Metropolitan Payebisal Society
William James
Harvard
Bays
Fox Sisters
See
Motorman Took Responsibility for Wreck in Inquest
Motorman John Liermay admitted disregarding orders and claimed sole responsibility for the wreck. The inquest at Staunton, Illinois, follows a collision involving train No. 14 with fatalities and damage.
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Springford
Ft Staunton
Traction
Gabineville
John Liermay
Wotorman
Armour Widow Rewed Navy Paymaster in Quiet Ceremony
Mia A. Armour widow of Kirkland Brooks Armour, former head of Armour Packing Co., married Captain Charles W. Littlefield, Navy paymaster, at the Boston Navy Yard. Questioned records note an estimated $3,000,600 bequest to the widow after Armour’s death.
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New York
A. H. Armour
Kirkland Brooks Armour
Armioun, Packing Company
Kansas City
Charles W. Littlefield
Tiited States Navy
Boston Navy Yard
Kirkland B. Armous
Detectives Expand Manhunt for Times Building Suspects
Detectives continue a city wide manhunt as the Times line collapse and a second body is found. Grant Moore identified as a linotype operator and eighty five additional police are authorized. Attorneys allege dynamite linked to the Giants camp and used in attacks on the Times building Otis residences and a San Francisco figure leads the case.
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Lex Xugetés
Times
Los Angeles
Hay
City-bred teachers in country schools scored by Dry Farming Congress
Spokane forward J. W. Worst of the North Dakota Agricultural College was elected president of the Dry Farming Congress. Notable addresses included Congressman Frank W. Mondell’s critique of Roosevelt conservation policy. Honorary vice presidents were Governor B. B. Brooks and Mondell. The congress discussed name changes and international delegates. City-bred teachers who move to rural districts to teach and instill new life in farmers were praised for their work by A. B. Chamberlain of the South Dakota Farmers Institute.
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Congress
Spokane, Ort
B. B. Brooks
Wyoming
Frank
A. B. Chamberlain
Farmers’ ‘Institute
South Dakota State Agricultural Schoool
Ruerh
Thomas Sikw
Great Northern Railway
Montana
Bankers Hear Address by Fish Bankers Hear Address by Fish
Bankers hear an address at a Los Angeles meeting of the American Bankers Association and the 54th bankers association annual gathering. The talk covers ship shares in banks and representation questions. Charles Huttins is named next chairman of the executive council and F. Go Watte is chosen president of the association.
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Los Angeles
Inge
American Bankera’ Association
Bankera Associations
Banke
Ant Pish
New Yor
Trust Company
Tts Gow Svens
Charies Huttins
F. Go, Watte
Nagbville
Associa Ban
Aviator and Passenger Injured in France Incident
In Boissy France Oct Leon Mora ne attempted a flight from Clearmont Ferrand to wire the Michelin tion pelve when the aircraft fell. Mo rane sustained a broken leg and his passenger suffered a crushed skull in the crash.
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Boissy
France
Leon Morane
Clearmont-Ferrand Fo
Anataly
Hob
pRasenger
Blood Feud Echoes in Italian Court as Widow Attacks
An elderly Neapolitan woman, Lucis Ballestrino, slashed her forearm in court seeking vengeance for her son’s murder after learning Italian suspects Pietro Patronia and Vincenzo Ramdusko had not been jailed. The scene caused uproar but court officials quelled the disturbance as the case was postponed. Ballestrio’s son was shot near Pishyiman's Wharf about a year earlier.
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Lucis Ballestrno
Per Hilad
Pietro Patronia
Vincenzo Ramdusko
Neopolitan Fisherudyn
Maple Ballestrio
Ballestrio
Pishyiman's Wharf
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Para Do Commercio
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