Postal card forgeries led to multi million arrest in Chicago
Post Office Inspector Stewart arrested Lonnie Smith in Chicago and confiscated over 100000 counterfeit postal cards printing presses and plates. The investigation began after discovery of a suspicious postal card and uncovered a scheme to produce and circulate fake cards and envelopes claiming U S authenticity. Authorities believe Smith profited from large scale production and sales of counterfeit postal items.
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Chicago
Postoffice
Stuart
Post Office
Btnart
Lonnie Smith
Stewart
Ofve
Amith
Smith
Rebels Seize Port of Bocas Del Toro Amid New Offensive
Disorderly report describes rebel and government troop movements near Bocas Del Toro. Insurgent forces reportedly capture a port facility while government units reposition and reinforce, with ongoing clashes and threats of further action as new maneuvers unfold.
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Bocas del Toro
Bocas
Fire Devastates Marionville Wrecking 150 Buildings
A major fire in Marionville Forest County destroys about 150 buildings, leaving nearly 300,000 dollars in property losses and 7500 in injuries or losses noted as neighbors. The editor Pickers and Meo Rerbill were severely hurt along with several others. John Jolusca, a tailor, is missing presumed dead. the town lacks adequate fire protection.
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Marionville
Clarion
Forest County
Ecus
Pickers
Atfereat Rile Exprese
Meo Rerbill
John Jolusca
Tissinaror
Kentucky arson confessions list named suspects
A Ky. report identifies Lesaungtoi and others from nearby towns as confessing involvement in a school fire plot. The article notes further military and world news items interwoven, including wartime rumors, Port Arthur, and Confederate memorial services in Dallas, Texas.
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Kentucky
Lesaungtoi
Rd Houngton
Lewisville
Ben Vy
Dacksin
Chat Rey
Phe Dona
Battle With Moros In Mindanao Native Fights
Manila dispatch reports two engagements between American troops and Moros on Vindanna Island. A patrol was fired upon at close range while water scouting. reinforcements drove off attackers. Villages were set aflame as Moros signaled intent to attack. Brig. Gen. Davis confirms Washington received depots and outlines ongoing operations near Mindanao.
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Manila
Vindanna
Moore
Radwin
Mewire
Donate
Tere
Nin
Fannel
Davis
Yan Honnge
Washington
Confederate Veterans Gather at Dallas Amid Turnout
A large assembly of Confederate veterans convened in Dallas to mark a twelfth reunion. Speakers honored fallen comrades as members from Van Zandt and nearby counties attended the event, with ceremonies including prayer and tribute to the departed.
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Dallas
Diem van Zandt
Bethany
Tata
Welvamea
Fident Freien
Cleveland Murder Case and Related Confusion
A fragmented report outlines a Cleveland murder case involving Martin Lynch and additional chaotic details. The text references charges, investigations, and related killings in Oklahoma, with scattered names, places, and numbers obscured by garbled OCR. The overall narrative remains unclear due to extensive transcription errors.
Fragmented OCR Chronicle Reveals Death Case and Trolley Disaster
A garbled OCR page mentions a death case CF OW and a dynamite trolley car incident on South Seventh Street. It references a dissolved Manila matter, a court, and a jury, with scattered names and events implying a legal proceeding and a transport accident.
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Hargesk
Defied Police as Striking Workers Riot in Paterson
A chaotic demonstration erupted in Paterson with striking workers clashing with police, forcing entry into plant facilities and damaging property. Rioters fired pistol shots as authorities attempted to restore order, leading to arrests and ongoing investigations.
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Paterson
Helpern
Cniplebeerage
Lieto Whitin
Orin
Bern
Amaritees
Wieurder Bern
Simwa
Roeser
General Order Issued at Grand Army Encampment
A new general order from the Grand Army Encampment commander outlines procedures for veterans. It covers eligibility, applications, and required steps for participation, emphasizing discipline and orderly conduct in upcoming events and ceremonies.
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Torrance Teaves
Washinton
Piaceteces
Fred Fishoes
Detectives Seek New Theory in Peterson Murder Case
Des Moines police shift to a theory that the Peterson murder was committed by a relative, possibly sane but unsettled, as detectives probe the family’s ties. The city council approves funds to expand public safety programs while supervisors authorize increased patrols and services.
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Des Moines
Peterson
Ieen
Dee
Manda
Board of
Erpervisere
Hotel Project Spotlighted Amid Construction Talks
Local notes describe a 100000 hotel plan in Fort Dodge tied to a Santa Pine structure. Officials discuss scope and funding while workers prepare sites and assess the impact on nearby roads and businesses.
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Fort Dodge
Man
Mort Deter Et Aten Ahom Soto Hotel
Tages
Etoriees
Te Eoet
Itis
Three Weddings in Grae Day at Pate Place
A family notices three weddings take place at Pate Place in Grae Day with several couples exchanging vows. The event includes Mae and Mors with a shared anniversary and mentions relatives Pat and Philp Doetinee.
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Tytee Rabneed Witte
Minley
Philp
Doetinee
Pat de Baensod
Death of Frank T. Piper in Sheldon area
The obituary notes the death of Frank T. Piper, detailing he passed away in Sheldon and describing his age and burial arrangements. The local editor mentions community reactions and references to memorial practices at the time.
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Ditisburg Plagers
Matas
Sereret
Convicted for Burglary Ends in Prison Term
A fragmented report details Charles Peterson once led Whitecaps in a burglary case. It notes his conviction, several accomplices’ involvement, and the state’s pursuit through Latta and surrounding counties. The article references court actions, witness testimony, and related police proceedings. A separate brief mentions a Waterloo strike settlement and an insane man struck by a train near Nashua.
Woman Saves a Train Near Searabors
A wife of a town farmer living near Searabors prevented an accident on a central line afternoon. The incident involved a collision risk as the train passed by. No injuries reported. authorities credited quick thinking and presence of mind to avert disaster.
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Searabors
Paya Central
Pssetaoen
Soret Praconte
Srivatoe
Death and public funeral plans amid diphtheria outbreak
Diphtheria claims the infant as Faith Healers organize for a public funeral in Des Moines. Reports describe medical attempts, parental grief, and a locally organized response as city physicians warn of the illness while a separate fire incident threatens Murray and other news items detail a fatal stabbing in Des Moines.
Court finds Mary Teller guilty of fish and game law violation
Mary Teller pleaded guilty in Sioux City to offering game fish for ante. Judge H W Brown fined her 10 dollars with 15 fish and gear turned over to the Boys and Girls Home. The case highlights possible 80 dollar per fish fines and state proceeds. Deputy Warden Reta C Rebl led the arrest and pursuit of the legal action.
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Bader Jaws
Sioux City
Staten
Mary Teller
Brown
Folds
Sion City
Enforcement of Game Laws Promised by Lincoln Official
Lincoln and the state game commissioner announce that new funding reported by newspapers will not delay law enforcement. Despite legislative delays, enforcement will proceed with existing and any newly available appropriations. The executive council is assisting to bolster enforcement efforts statewide.
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Cayingsener
Lincoln
Moines
Anya
Lincolny
Lincely
Enrneil Naegurreed
State Fish and Game Warden seeks funds plea denied
State action details show George A Lincoln requesting use of provincial contingent funds to cover game and fish work costs. Council denies permission, suggests loan as alternative and contemplates a bill to repay the loan from future appropriations. Debate covers appropriations, auditor actions, and potential attorney general opinions on fund balances and eligible expenses.
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George A. Lincoln
Emnell
Senate
Lincaln
Tincoln
Haden
Sabida
Rome
Lincoln
Satuta
Fle
Gener
No Money to Enforce Law Halts Iowa Fish Warden Pay
Dollar Rapids state fish and game warden George A. Lincoln faces no pay for two years while duties await funding. Legislature failed to appropriate 15,000 for the fish and game commission, leaving Lincoln with only salary and limited authority to restock or protect fish and game. The funding gap leaves protection weak and the future of restocking uncertain despite some relief via a partial balance from prior appropriations.
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Tate
Warren George A. Lincoln
Dollar Rapids
Lincoln
General Assembly
State Fish and Game Commission
A. ST. Davisson
Davison
Governor’s Office
Hriar
Secretary of State
Hilkinge
Ind State Fish and Game Commission
Prase
House
Wis
Senate
Appropriations
Seonator Chirat
Ohio
Reliai Wead
Boo
Babula
Lot
Macy Davison
Daevison
Quest
Suditor Merritm
Mc Lincoln
Pwenty Ehehtl Gener. T Assembly
Fink and Guitar Commission
Sabula
Revenue Department
Twenty-eighth General Assembly
Rabuls
Mir
Babola
Dia
Lieut Govderrlodt
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Byron Kemp
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Ted Werk
Teadenite Aerie
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Jefferson Conte
Tapionitersaty de Furnived
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Dilhisg
Propertrtian Company
Arena
Hewett
Dies
Tanase
Phe Betes
Ntee Sieenie Court
State Board
Cadence Toll
Peopaege
Gary Bon Peonders
Cabriia
As &T
Des Marties
Aap
Ibadel Phin
Cheefeer
Claude Porter
Supreme Court
Sarah Kuhn Warde
Keokuk County
Kubawag
Wall Lake
Walter Winger
Imal
Ida Grove
Jowans
Continental Nations Oil and Refining Company
Texas
K. Nicholson
Manson
M. I. Healy
TP. B. LeMoin
Tong
Ilinois Central Railroad
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