Armor Plate Scandal and Steel Trust Critique
A distorted report criticizes American bidders and the armor plate program, accusing the Armor trust of greed and urging defense production protections. It argues that national defense pressures are being exploited by steel barons and munition makers seeking higher profits at public expense, calling for tariffs and housing domestic industry against foreign competition.
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States Navy
Amer
SIU
Suu
Mualia
Armor Trust
Offars
Roy
Jim
Bieh Luritt
Mii
Wikger
Huncoms Yin
Slinple
Girl Slain in Columbus Hotel Mystery
A 12 year old girl is found dead in a Columbus hotel room. The victim, identified as Mona Lina, is linked to a prominent Grafton family, with the room registered to GW Van Brunt of Chicago. Police report a back wound and possible 13 hour time since death while tracing associates and a rumored diverged wife in Huntington, West Virginia.
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Columbus
Jin
Mona Lina
Grafton
W. Wayne
Cole Winbull
Kansas City
van Brunt
Chisago
Bim
van Benn
Joe Tinkar
Chicago
Columibia
Wau Shore
Partisan split shapes next House balance of power
Early returns show Republicans leading with 14 seats, Democrats 2028, Independents 3, Progressives 2, and Transhitionlate 4. A Dem upset in New Jersey’s district by Thomaw Scully gives the Democrats a 208 seat margin over their rival. The final House composition remains in doubt as independents and minor parties hold potential balance of power.
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Partiain Tneup
Representatiyon Toy Works Deo
Re Publicahs
Diiocrats
Lwo
Demperdis
Phira
New Jersey
Thomaw Wi
Scully
Dempentt
Huy
Trade relations and American diplomacy in early Latin ties
The passage notes increased commercial and diplomatic ties between North and South America, with emphasis on inter-American conferences and administrations fostering trade and mutual respect. It references historical figures and regions, highlighting efforts despite Mexican difficulties under a prior U.S. administration.
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Ashmont
Oraveh
South
Amanita
North
South America
Wilson
Warren Man Dies by His Own Hand in Warren
Judy McGrath, 22, of Warren, died after being found with throat cut and succumbing hours later. The victim, son of Mr and Mrs Martin McGrath of Beach Street, had been visiting the Harrens when the tragedy occurred. Authorities believe mental illness and domestic troubles contributed to the act.
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Warren
Judy McGrath
Mir
Tis
McGrath
Martin McGrath
Beach Street
Ayrar Mga
Broken rail discovered on New York Central line
A broken rail on the New York Central was found this morning by employee Jimes Mersusin near Conawango Creek. Railroads men suspect frost and seasonal pressure caused the crack, with four breaks noted and one long piece out of alignment. The train scheduled for the line was delayed but no accident occurred.
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New York Central
Yallswengerrain No
Conawango Crek Neuehe
Jimes Mersusin
Rackwadle
Trial claims in Clarion court over damages from alleged murder links
In Clarion a suit by Airy Pretster against J. Rook and John Favenuiyer seeks ten thousand dollars from New Bethlehem proprietors alleging husband of Mrs. Pretster was killed on the Low Grade Division of the PRR and the sale of Keck and Pasenmyer spurred intoxication and a fatal incident nearby. The case centers on alleged procurement of Mauer at a saloon and the resulting injuries and death, attracting local interest.
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Clarion
Airy
Rook
John
Favenuiyer
Ol Propritors of
New Bethlehem
Bach
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Judee Gary
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Keeley Cure
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Kestey Institute
Western
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TRAD
Warren National Bank
United States
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Chase & Sanborn
Edwards
Winger & Williams
Thal
Priester
Lott
Mindow
Shyla
Sa Sany
Buckeye Standard
Cleo
Cypher
Bge
Higg
State Armory
Barlow Hardware Company
New York
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Frowas Chee Company
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