Government fights Indiana Lincoln Way highway block plan
In Indiana a federal judge issued a temporary injunction to halt work on a Lincoln Way section over claims it would block interstate traffic and damage federally owned property funded in part by federal money. The case involves federal interest in interstate highways and possible future precedent for federal jurisdiction over such projects.
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United States District Court of
Indiana
Lox Heat
Kovernment
Kb Dle
Wigley
Projet
Stoney of
Indiaa
Ett Tea
Welling
Altes
Tagiee
Directo
United States
Athieye Wartit Tadioaipolia
Thsault
Dighet
Tra I. Wells
Asistant
Collins Body Retrieved From Sand Cave Trap
In Quve City Kentucky May Collins’ body was raised from a sand cave trap two months after he became trapped while exploring for new caves. The 70 pound rock wedged by the torso was removed and the corpse hoisted to the surface by local natives before being taken to a local undertaking establishment.
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Quve City
May Collins
Boly
Band Cave
Collins
Jey Dlanor
Afelony
Four Go to Prison in $1,600,000 Stock Swindle
Four authors of the Moore Motor Vehicle Company of Danville were convicted in federal court of a $1,600,000 stock swindle. Judge Magdal ordered them imprisoned at Leavenworth federal penitentiary for their part in the scheme.
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St. Lonia
Moore Motor Vehiccle Company
Danville
Magdal
Leavenworth
Army to honor mothers of soldiers nationwide
The War Department orders a Washington nationwide tribute on Mothers Day May 10 to express respect and appreciation for mothers of soldiers in the United States Army with a planned display and event nationwide.
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Washington
United States Army
Lisien
War Department
Guy
Papera Praised for Lynch Cut Atlanta
A fragmentary report from a late era newspaper praises Papera for a decisive action in Atlanta. The article hints at a broader response to recent events and mentions national figures and organizations, though details are incomplete.
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Lynch
Atlanta
Wheeler Found Not Guilty in Montana Trial
The article reports Wheeler’s acquittal in a Montana case connected to Senator Breton and oil properties. It details charges against Campbell and two promoters, the political fallout, and the government’s pursuit during the Teapot era, including Attorney General Daugherty’s role in uncovering further pieces of the case.
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Grant Polis
Breton i
Wheeler
Montana
Lds
Gerdnp Campbell
Wheelgelh
Wielington
NFU
Campbell
Attorney General Warns of Anarchy in Law Defiance
A garbled 19th century style speech excerpt describes Attorney General warning against law defiance and anarchy. The text references a public gathering of students or a fraternity and discusses obedience to law, power, and implied civic duties amid turmoil. Named individuals are unclear due to OCR damage.
Dry Navy Uses Machine Gun and Seaplane
Atlantic City N J reports a dry navy operation with a machine gun and seaplane aiding a rescue. A worker is reported ruined and two boats were harried as fifteen more men were moved to safety aboard a truck. A machine gun sprayed the water as seaplane crews hunted suspected smugglers and one gunner was wounded.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Wera Flower
Jame Ayerbaard
District Court Upholds Home Brewing Rights Case
In Washington the District of Columbia Court upholds home brewing rights and suppresses a warrant, returning property to a woman and a man. Chief Justice McCoy voices the decision, ruling the warrant unjust and limiting operation of the apparatus involved.
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District of Columbia
Washington
Ile Gisteiee
Columbin
McCoy
District of Co
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Secretary of Senate Dies of Heart Attack
Washington A Sinderson of Chicago, secretary of the United States Senate, died after a heart attack on May 10, 1910. Details are sparse as reports confirm the sudden fatal illness among officials.
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Senate
Washington
A. Sinderson
Chicago
United States Senate
Lero
Chaplain Leaves Dewey Era Navy Service
Ranking navy chaplain Captain John LD Menger will retire after thirty years of service. He served on Dewey's flagship and saw action in the Battle of Manila Bay in September.
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Dewey
Whaldlagiod
John LD. Menger
Claplats Caepa
Navy
Oryleg
Wits
Devay
Yattle
Muntip Bay
Bank Robbery at St Paul Bank Stuns City Officials
Robbers struck the City Bank on Mel Quy Avenue in broad daylight injuring no one but taking about 5,000 in currency from teller cages. Police launched a full-press hunt for three suspects described as men wearing heavy coats and hats, last seen fleeing toward the river district.
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BEL Pw
Emmy Ployees
City Bank
Mel Quy
Vurrepey
Japanese Writer Claims I4 Predictor Behind Attacks
An unclear report cites a Japanese writer alleging I4 predictor caused or preceded each minor attack, detailing how the device or system purportedly influenced events before and during incidents.
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London
Popular Science Monthly
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Alabastine Company
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