Bribers and Grafters Indicted in Columbus Case
In Columbus Ohio many bribers and grafters face indictment as prosecutors disclosed plans to indict lobbyists and corporation officers who aided bribery schemes. The grand jury report indicates that several legislators and attorneys may be charged with perjury and related offenses amid findings of testimony suggesting widespread corruption.
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Ohio
Columbia
Franklin County Court House
Fata
Trner
Solons
Grand Jury
Turin
Avery
Briery
Ataurma
Weilhealay
Plana
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Tarnor
Police Nab 12 Crooks in Poolroom Sting
New York on May 6 police and eight detectives rounded up 18 men posing as poolroom operators. The target, a Philadelphia contractor, resisted but cooperated after voluntary detective work. Suspects were brought to police headquarters. many faces matched gallery records.
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New York
Labin
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Roughew Gallery
Peace Prospects Fade As Mexico Leader Voyages Toward Resignation
A chaotic report notes Mexico's President plans to retire on a curtain date, triggering federal commissioners to refuse immediate action. Amid Armistice talk, Diaz’s resignation timing fuels renewed hostilities fears as peace commission members press for clarification.
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Mexico
Ilea
Wien
Rebels Overrun Torreon in Mexican Civil Conflict
Report from Monterey dated May 6 describes rebels seizing Torreon as federal forces prove unable to contain the uprising. Firefights erupt near a pump house, with shells and rifle fire driving residents to seek safety. notable figures, families and local managers are mentioned in the chaotic evacuation and combat scene.
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Shaltar
Jen Rawneree
Lnvses
Tate
Buirionites
Waters-Flesco
Indicted Grafters R K Biegel and Benatar An Drewe
A May 1 rally in a city near Columbus drew students to protest Diaz and demand resignation of the president. Police reported a small disturbance as the crowd attempted a march to demand an answer to their petition.
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Diaz
Atexigo City
Yoon
Madero
Dianhose
Ice Trust Withdraws from Albans Amid Antitrust Case
May 4 report notes American Inc COMPLY, NeW. stehey corporation to discontinue business in the state. Attorney General Carmody ends civil and criminal actions after an agreement with the company, resolving fines and trusts concerns under Donnelly antitrust law. Judge MedIn the New York clerk's office canceled the aggregates between the led trust and independent dealers, ending the case.
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Jackson and
O'Malley
Carmody Biles
Altorey General
Duethorfly
Supreme Court Jundea
Leg Trust
Canal Opens At Pendleton Gate For May 15 Start
Albany state superintendent of public works Charles B. Troviak announced the canal opening at Pendleton Guard gate west of Lookout will occur by May 15 but water inflow remains slow due to disturbances and pits. Oswego canal opening is expected about June 4.
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Pendleton Guard Gate
Albany
Charles B. Troviah
Pendleton Guird
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Oswego Canal
Exposure of 47 Firemen in York Pay May 6
Porty-seven Good Will members face expulsion for refusal to buy regulation raised uniforms and caps. They wore Sloop six months to comply.
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Good Will
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McNamaras Arranged on Murder Charges in Los Angeles Plant Blast
Two McNamaras were arraigned on indictments charging murder in connection with the explosion that killed an employee at the Los Angeles Times plant on October 1. McManigal did not appear. prosecutors aim to keep indictments secret while arranging pretrial actions.
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Los Angeles Times
Mc Manin
J. Meramara
Chuikle
Llewellyn
Judge Bordwell
Ucirotis
India
Z. B. McNamare
Nis Rel
John J. Musamary
Len Rappayort
Whleh
Midge Bordwell Und
Voreman Carr
Bordwell
Midge Bordwell
Rappaport
Fieriot
Rap Banort
Jude Bordwell
Motion on Bail in McNamara Case Tied Up
The court heard a motion in the John J. McNamara case regarding a fixed ball for the Llewellyn Ironworks explosion. District Attorney opposed bail. The matter was continued until next Tuesday.
Fire sweeps Timberland in massive mountain blazes
Fire rips Knob and Nekeopeck Mountains near Tloomshore Pennsylvania on May 6. Hundreds battle flames restraining 400 acres of timber as crews struggle to control the blaze threatening nearby timberlands and structures. Authorities report thousands of acres affected by the wildfire and ongoing firefighting efforts.
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Knob
Nekeopeck Mountains
Tloomshore
Columbia
Knob Mowntiin
Orangeville
Aged tipstaff Jacob Ritter dies in Archbald
Jacob Ritter longtime tipstaff in Scranton area and head of the grand juries for 30 years died yesterday in Archbald aged 89. A pioneer in county government, he was a familiar figure at the courthouse and knew everyone who had business there. He served since the county was incorporated and was in charge of the grand juries for decades.
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Jacob Ritter
Scranton
Jacoh Ritter
Equittone
Archbald
Library sale ends with gains for Hoe Library funds
In New York on May 6 the recent session of the Sil of the library of the live Rovert Hoe ended with a total of 943,874 for the fund. The sale included items from PITSH8.50 and an AVydenly poetry presentation by Cody, with George J. Smith contributing $3,000. No record high prices were achieved in the auction.
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Avydenly
J. Smith
Memorial for Miss Roy Jer in Bloomers Costume Theme
Windland North Dakota residents gather to honor Miss Roy Jer with a service led by Rev William Gilbert at the Unitarian Church. Friends remember her lifelong dedication to quirky fashion and the community, praising her enduring dignity despite unconventional beliefs.
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Windland
N. 7
Sincollin
Stern
Wight
WM. Gilbert
Tinitarian
Vlurch
Roy
Jer
Avenged His Daughter Philadelphia Saloonkeeper Kills Man
Philadelphia May 6 A saloon keeper named Frank McMahon avenged the death of his 18 year old daughter by shooting George Leary on the first night of a dispute over reparations. The shooting occurred near 165th and Spice streets in the presence of a large crowd. McMahon surrendered to police after stating his motive and intention to face the consequences. Leary was wounded and hospitalized. McMahon was described as distressed and determined to seek justice for his daughter.
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May
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George Leary
Leary
Tater Ino Hospital
Spice
McMihon
Leese
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