Cudahy Kidnap Tale Denies Crowe Confession
In Omaha reports Edward A Cudahy dismisses Pat Crowe's claimed confession as absurd linking his son to a kidnap plot. Crowe admits guilt and says he sought clemency, while Cudahy asserts no truth in any involvement by his son and that Crowe offered return of $24,000. Extradition and state authority are noted.
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Edward A. Cadlaby
Associated Press
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Amerie
Taft Contradicts Bowen In Venezuelan Ambiguity
Washington confirms Bowen statement that President Bidenial role involved in Venezuelan stationing discussed with Bowen and Taft. The exchange references a letter Bowen released and notes misinterpretation by Bowen while acknowledging a broader unseen issue. Containing scattered notices on bishops, hospitals, and regional civic items, the page blends political dispute with occasional obituaries and local updates.
Industrial finance leader speaks at Kentucky convention
Bek els, president of the Commercial National Bank of Chivas, delivered a keynote at the Kentucky Tankers' association convention in Louisville. He warned against excessive regulation of private business, praising honest wealth creation and urging lawmakers to focus on real commerce rather than broad controls.
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Louisville
Det
Bekels
Commierciad National Bank
Chivas
Aiek
X-Coms
Kentucky Tankers’ Association
Besels
Great Blaze Destroys Lumber District and Racks Homeless
A major fire in Rhinekmuer Wisconsin roared through the lumber district spreading from Brown Eyes Lumber yard to Robbins Lumber yards. It destroyed dozens of small houses and multiple company facilities while winds hampered control. About 400 people were left homeless as police and city facilities sheltered them. Insurance losses run about 400 000 with dozens of damaged dwellings and several school buildings reported.
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Rhinekmuer
Wis
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Meber
Brown Eyes
Lumber Company
Robbins Laimer Company
Prown
Timber
Robbing Lumber Company
Pasate Sia
Hearst Nominated as Mayor Candidate in Grand Central Meeting
Hearst named as mayoral candidate at a municipal ownership meeting in Grand Central Ive. A committee led by Phelps Stokes will select the remainder of the ticket. Rev Charles H Parke praised government interference to curb monopolies. Hearst received enthusiastic cheers though attacked by Republicans and Democrats. A motion to distrust the speaker sparked lively applause. A later note mentions Postmaster Woodward and discussions with the president about a visit to New Orleans. Reports also touch on strikes, prison protests, and international diplomacy topics amid broad unrest.
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Get. S
Searses Spoeuh
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Washington
Get.g
Meyer
Davy Fil
Thomas Jd. Woodward
New Orient
Lin Lis
New Orlens
Hin
New Orleans
Baseball scores from Littsburg and multiple AL games
Scores report from Littsburg Boston game lasting thirteen innings. American League results include Washington at Chicago four to zero? and Washington eight to ten innings, Adelphiia at St Louis four to four, Philadelphia four, Boston at Cleveland two, Boston nine.
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Washington
Niladelphiia
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Probes reveal "boring in" scheme tied to New York Life loan
Testimony shows Metropolitan Life Insurance lent at below market rates to influence state finances. John R. Llegemimi, president of Metropolitan Life, borrowed funds from New York Life, with executives noting loans aimed to secure favorable outcomes. McCuth of New York Life testified about a $75000 loan at low rate and the evolving investigation into alleged tax maneuvers and asset valuations.
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Metropolitan Life Tasimmnice Company
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Iitevass
Metropolitanale Ensiratee
McCall
Tim
Hamilton
Alecu
Judge Llamiiton
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New York Life Losurtanece Company
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Int Sigeston
Rerson
New York Life Frank
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Insurance Legislation Debate and Alleged Industry Ties
A fragmented early year discussion critiques insurance legislation and hints at widespread influence over state policies. The text alleges executives push for restrictive measures, citing a New York corporate report and a representative's claim of absent company records for substantial contributions.
Law Committee Questions McCall on Policy and Funds
A state legislative committee, led by Chairman Armstrong, pressed McCall on a possible universal industry policy and its feasibility. Hughes questioned payments related to William Morse and queried how funds were used, while McCall avoided details. The panel planned to publish Samuel Untermyer’s letter after consulting counsel, with a decision expected in a day or five as Untermyer remains in the city.
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William A. Morse
Morse
Missachusetts
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Missichusetts
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Slyde
Howre
Charles Hughes
Thughes
Untermyer
Untermiyer
Scandal in a Will Case in Milwaukee Contested Inheritance
Mrs Elin Frank testifies in Schandein will contest describing alleged improper relations with Heyl. Eva Mutschmer and others recount Mrs Schandein and Heyl living as husband and wife and coercion claims. Will favors Heyl, but heirs challenge the document in court.
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Elin Frank
Schandein
Cullom at Home Campaign Signals Strong Bid for Re Election
Cullom hosts visitors at Sangamon county fair like a homecoming rally. He chats with farmers as candidates for Baylisa Price begin to surface in Springfield. State officials discuss education succession and charity conference plans as veterans enjoy Old Soldiers Day at the state fair. Prohibition leaders set April 8 18 dates for next year’s convention in Springfield with a 1500 delegate estimate.
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United States Senate
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Sangamon County
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Haecol Thompson
Macomb
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Th .Qirligfield High School
Prohibition State Central Committee
Bloomington
Wooley
Global unrest and disasters span oceans and continents
A chaotic mishmash of events reports a tidal wave hitting Compechieda and Maasville, widespread property damage, and fires lost. Across the globe, Margiteol-Hery and Hudson Cowl in Mis siatoy City suffer worker impacts. A bank heist in Bawlolph stalls, while 100 delegates plan a major convention in jiyapolis. Russia and Germany exchange prisoner talks, and gatherings convene in Los Angeles. Washington hosts a drug trade meeting as government costs are debated. Chile sees motormen strike in Sandiga, and Hawaii plans a larger infantry battalion.
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Cra. Witty
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Hudson Cowl Company
Missiatoy City
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Privy Council of Daar
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Navona Wholesale Drugists” Association
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Married Railroad Boss Hides Wedding From Friends
Edmund Nes Jiedins superintendent of the Chicago and Milwaukee Electrical Railroad disclosed to officials and relatives that he married Harriet Cumamack last February. The couple fled to Michigan on their wedding day then returned home, pursuing separate houses on the north shore. The event stirred political chatter among local figures and petitions await circulation as party lines split.
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Edmund Nes Jiedins
Chicago and Milwaukee Electrical Railroad Company
Thire
Harriet Cumamack
Mwighland Dark
Lake Forest
Darding
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