Bill to authorize Zelaya capture presented in Senate
A bill before the Senate seeks authority for the president to apprehend and try President Zelaya. The measure aims to authorize state action to secure capture and bring Zelaya to trial.
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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1909
Page
3
A bill before the Senate seeks authority for the president to apprehend and try President Zelaya. The measure aims to authorize state action to secure capture and bring Zelaya to trial.
A garbled compilation of clipped phrases from multiple papers references football players pads debts travel Switzerland and postcards. It mentions Detriot Presa Pearl Unieste Ruby Utdess and Miss Smith with a variety of disjointed quotes and captions across unspecified dates and places.
Emma Gunsala, released from jail this morning after ten days, travels to Detroit under Salvation Army Captain Manselle. The move follows Gunsala’s involvement in the Estes house raid and her history of public charge and alleged unsound mind.
A fragmented OCR text notes an unresolved Kellner mystery with scattered phrases about a child, a millionaire, and a meander term. Readable names include Ain and Bern, with unclear dates or locations, implying a developing local inquiry and speculative leads.
Family hopeful as Governor plans to act on a reward for the recovery of Alta Kellner, a 5 year old who vanished on the way to mass last Wednesday. Police admit reward delays hinder the search while force and press continue to aid, with no solid theories or suspects and Alma Kellner’s relatives anxious but hopeful.
A garbled OCR style clipping blends whimsical lines with scattered names and stray phrases. It references Baltimore Run, Australian Natives, a judge, and a Batavia crib scene, but most items are incomplete and unattributed. The overall fragment reads as a miscellany rather than a coherent story.
Former Indiana figures Jamies Hemenway and Thomas Littlepage resume roles as special employees of the senate committee on public expenditures. The move aims to support expense-cutting efforts across appropriations and research work.
An Armenian man seeks to marry a girl from his homeland to avoid government custody as an interpreter helps untangle a case at a New York barge office. The matron and officials note language barriers and cultural differences in a tale of arranged unions and migrant innocence.
A laboring romance aboard a ship culminates in an impromptu marriage between Toshkowhi and Vahi Kribor, witnessed by a priest and pledges by princes, while a clerk monitors the ceremony. The tale shifts to a ledger-like list of expenses and official notices from the December 1909 term, including asylum costs and inquest bills.
A city poll reports about 8,000 voters within New Castle city limits, indicating a population near 15,000 and suggesting the 20,000 mark will soon be reached. Foley's Honey and Tar is recommended for coughs and colds, with S. O. McKennan & Son advising to remember the brand and avoid substitutes.
In Trigune the frequent theft of chickens stirs local chatter. Residents warn that culprits may be caught and that the issue remains a persistent local concern.
Jacob Schrall of 432 South St Danville writes that after eighteen months of kidney and bladder trouble and failed treatments he began Foley's Kidney Pills seven weeks ago gaining weight and returning to work. He urges others with kidney bladder issues to try the remedy to avoid Bright's Disease or Diabetes.
The notice warns that you have until a stated deadline to pay your amount due. It refers to a Mage publication and suggests consequences for delinquency. The fragment implies a formal billing or tax-like obligation.
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