Deny Oil Rehearing in Sharp Rebuke by Court
The United States Government’s petition for a rehearing of a 20,840 fine appeal was denied by the United States Court of Appeals at Chicago. The ruling upholds the original decision reversing Judge Tanly and hints at a possible appeal to the U S Supreme Court to obtain review of the Linden case.
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United States
Tides VG Pone
Daker Sini Seni
Ualten
Chicago
Toon
Hinlge Grow
Opi Jon
Tanly Docialon
Mow Jing
Gonpucte
Allothey
Bonaparte
Edwin W. Sing
Opening of Lakeport murder trial stirs long buried fears
Reports from Laporte Indiana describe the start of Tiny Lamphere’s murder trial for Mrs. Gunnese Lamphere and the sensational chase over her fate. Crowds gather as jurors are selected amid denials of her death and speculation about her alleged centuries of crimes.
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Laporte
Ind
Tiny Lamphere
Bf Mies
Gunnese
Gunness “Hong
Onee
Willa
Larga
Alain
Flo Tarritory
Pullt
Bitternoad
Meg
Gurgess
Levan
Slit
Chuurbas
Government Attorneys Seek Rehearing in Major Appellate Case
Fragmented report covers government push for another hearing on an appellate decision involving an oil firm. It cites settlements with Cluenga and Alton Rathway, penalties up to 720000 plus 38000, and analyzes corporate liability for crime. Also notes other October business and a crime scene inquiry into a woman’s demise and arson at a residence.
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Medora
Cluenga
Alton Rathwiy
Q Corporation
Pugley Ion
Cotton growers meet to form marketing cooperative
A mass meeting of cotton growers and Allied Interests of the South will be held in Montpelier to discuss cooperative efforts. Prospects improve as Missouri crops advance while drought impacts southern Minns. A creamery plan aims to unite six creameries into a corporation with capital stock of 812,500 to market the product.
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Missouri
Europe
Gulf Porte
Mims Noeota
Lyromo Lecnlte
Corn yield and production figures from the Department of Agriculture
Preliminary estimates show average corn yield of 2202 bushels per acre with total production around 2,042,178,000 bushels. The report lists state by state yields and productions from 1907 through ten-year averages, noting variations in quality and farmers' holdings as of November 1.
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Agriculture
Cortt
Missouri
Nebraska
Turin
Vexan
Kansas
Ohio
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Lelessee
Georgia
Michigan
South Dakota
Wivcongin
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Alias Lama
Nort Carling
Minnesota
Arkynuad
North Dakota Battleship Launch Marks Navy Epoch
At Quincy Massachusetts more than 10 000 people including state and national officials witnessed the launch of Americas first powerful sea fighter the North Dakota. The ship that follows earlier yard launches will be 618 feet long with a 88 foot beam and a displacement around 50 000 tons. Expected speed exceeds 21 knots and horsepower tops 25 000.
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North Dakota
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Quincy
Mass
Ucss
America
Fore River
United States Navy
Gor
John Burke
Mise Mary Berton
Jt Muarer
Teints
Wisconsin Central Railway Company meeting in Milwaukee
The Wisconsin Central Railway Company held its nonmal meeting in Milwaukee. The annual report shows a surplus of 2,253,810 to be carried over. The Kansas State board of railroad commissioners demands improvements and an inspector on the tracks. This includes plans for the Sioux City Spirit Lake interurban and new railway stations, with financing and conditions for Blown City and Leipsle Germany.
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Wisconsin Central Railway Company
Milwaukee
Exponger
Kansas State Board of Railroad Commissioners
George Gould
H. Tlorriman
Missouri Pacifi Railway Company
Konsis Do
Fotter
Spirit Lake
Bartley
Poalliun
Primghar
Germantown
le Mars
Sioux City
Bloua City
Leon
Siowyty
Leipsle
Germany
Elty
Notable Early 19th Century Ohio and Missouri Politicians
A fragmented account mentions Harmon, a Democrat and former Governor Attorney General, with details of his early life in Hamilton County Ohio, Denison University, and Cincinnati Law School. It references Beryl F. Carroll as a Republican ex-Governor with Ohio ties and notes Arthur S. Hadley and Thomas R. Marshall as prominent figures, highlighting their roles and brief biographical notes.
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Ftudoon Harmon
United Renta
Cleve
Common Press Court
Rupertar Cowrt
Cincinnati
Beryl F. Carroll
Wtepublican
Lowe
State Stat
Slinca
Garroll
Beryl PF
Carholn
Davis Countty Republican
Ajerbert
Hadley
Govarnor
Missouri
Kan
Thomas R., Marshall
Lodlam
Ip Tawyer
Columbia Cty
Wihbley County
Wabnah College
Perma
Gamma Delta
Thos R. Marble
Marshall
Big Entry of Live Stock Sets New Records for International Show
The International Live Stock Show in Chicago runs Nov 28 to Dec 10 at the International Amphitheater. A record number of entries is noted, with strong participation from Canada and major U S stock-raising centers. Lower fare rates are advertised by railways, and nominations are limited in sheep and swine, with horse and cattle divisions drawing top entries.
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Chicago
International Amphitheater
Renyckalle
Cattada
United States
Milrunda
Tallroadl Trafic
Roy
Inventive Alabama inventor touts world’s loudest horn
Miller Ry Hutchinson of Alabama claims to have created the most effective noise producer in the world. He describes a device generating 24,000 vibrations per minute and a piercing sound detectable far from a lighthouse. Wadley of Wise and Tadley Agwald Caure Penotige are cited in a discussion of public duty and opinion on newspapers.
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Miller Ry Hutchinson
Alabama
Haying
Tadley Agwald Caure Penotige
Wadley
Wiste
Setyida
Billy
Final Message Tasks for Congress by Roosevelt
The article outlines President Roosevelt's planned final message to Congress. It notes a prepared, draft-ready document focusing on reforms, including anti-trust amendments, expanded interstate commerce powers, railroad rate oversight, and enforcement of the Sherman act, plus new government employe protections and infrastructure projects. It also mentions possible tax questions and a focus on child labor legislation and naval budget topics.
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Workington
Congress
Rei Lerate
Roosevelt
Golans
Taft
Trackevelt
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commission
Apmalachian
Mpaign Fund
District of Columbia
Fragmentary report from London Ky and Philadelphia on crime and postal dept loss
Readable scraps describe a London Kentucky fire causing about 50 000 in losses and a Philadelphia area cocaine distribution involving boys. Other bits mention a postal employee death in Brooklyn and an unclear note about a presidency and annual events amid garbled text.
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Wewa
Notr
Jackson Opiern- Hones
London
Bobool
Philadelphia
Boya
Joseph John. Burtop
Oldext Enaploye
Postethics Department
Hls
Brooklyn
Tin
Amarlen
Well Known Governors Elected and Cabinet Rumors
Complexion of Congress section lists governors elected including New York and Indiana figures with party lines. Mentions cabinet posts under a possible administration and notes deaths of Henry F. Griawola and John Sebi, with references to price reductions and tax changes affecting California and other states.
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New York
Onlin
Tedson Harmon
Indiana
T. Rk, Marshall
Minnesota
J. A, Johnson
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