State Treasury Graft Cases Dropped After Long Probe
Indictments against former State Treasurer Isaiah Be Carteron and related officials were dropped amid political shifts and jurisdiction issues. The case saw about $100,000 recovered after a decade of delays, with Treasury employees and state actors cited as influencing factors.
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Reaton
Robert
Doncan
Israc
Caurevon
Colwubus
Jude
Tinskins
Columbus, Savings, and Trost Company
Altahoma
Dhipaiute
Cameron
Dail Hongis
Costunius
Pihlin Attentio Mvhan Cearge KK
East Seas
Deans Eration
Cenevdl Assem
Port increases reshape Philadelphia imports and exports
The Philadelphia port shows a large rise in first six months with imports surging and exports expanding to about 476 million dollars for the period. The six months ending show a gain of roughly 46.9 million in exports compared with the prior year, reflecting broader trade momentum at navigation commissioners' report.
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Philadelpton
Chissee
Joug
Halwonaeuen
Hinparty
FBI
Revision of Food Bill Proposes Tighter Prohibitions
A reform measure aims to tighten food related provisions and extend prohibition elements. Lawmakers debate scope and enforcement while noting impacts on commerce and public health.
Senate Steering Committee Deliberates on Government Provision Elimination
The senate steering panel debated eliminating provisions for government purchase of all wartime supplies. Opposition focused on prohibition elements while discussions touched on financial costs and procedural moves led by Senator Chamberlain and others as lawmakers weigh the bill’s fate.
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Senate
Vane MilLer
Chianbeplain
Chamberlain
Greek Army Seeks Rearrangement Amid Salonika Evacuation
Reports indicate Greek authorities plan to reorganize forces after occupying Saloniké and intend to withdraw defensive positions beyond Greek territory while coordinating with allies for a broader understanding. The situation follows widespread movement as evacuation of allied lines proceeds.
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Washington
Pla
Saloniké
Peace program sought by German center party in Reichstag debate
Reported discourse centers on abandoning submarine expansion and pressuring demilitarization while linking to broader European issues. Observers note counts and alliances shaping reactions in Copenhagen and Berlin as foreign policy moves unfold amid censorship and internal party dynamics.
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AL Gani
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Bertin
Reichstag
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Wondd
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Liurity
Oseeg
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Philip Seheidemant
Cantidites
Copenhagen
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Lerbora
Count von Reventlaw
Eraberger
Celtor
Reichstig
Vailare
Gout
Gout Roventlaw
Mryberger
Teak Hee
Vier Adhntral van Pole Anil
Aeolian Leelee Thorn
Waste Prevented by City Group on Potato Stock
New York City aid committee led a measure to cut waste in food supplies. East Side public school bought several cases of potatoes with firm price targets, but many crates spoiled due to improper storage and handling in transit.
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Mack
Myron l. Harvick Beanie Gover Jrme
J Xush
Judson Tharinon
Eurly Fox Ceavernen
Vivkory
Creamer
Piddins
Tagen
Thal
Willy
Cameron
Binew
Wispit Oly
Baskhos
New York
Daly
Evans
New York City
Toad Aid Committee
Ain East Side
Franklin Boys Patriotism Honor Roll Names Many Veterans
A historical list honors Franklin boys and men across branches of the military including Army Captain Lorvest, United States Navy, Marine Corps, National Guard, and various field artillery and medical corps. The roster names numerous individuals by rank and unit, with affiliations to Reserve Corps and Red Cross service noted in a ceremonial acknowledgment.
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Brandin
Lorvest. Harding
Anwell
Gnited States Navy
Deines Coy
J Vank van Horne
Serzmut Adddisa Bron
Liohart Lick
Uhia Field Artillery
Ens
Vivian Miller
Gor- Quartermustens
Alley
Red Cross Morvien Service
Ball Bridge
Women to Assist in Next Loan Plan
The article lists women joining the Woman's auxiliary board and naming representatives and delegates for the Liberty loan committee. Notable figures include Mis We OL Ake Adio, A. Manderdip of New York, J. Pigaianon of Boston, Mrs. Guile Daadley of Nashville, Mrs. Carrie Chap pinnae Catt of New York, Mats Kellogg of Fairbanks, and Antonie Muhsid Alta Gee of Chicago, among others, to support the campaign and organize efforts across states.
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Washington
Liberty Lean
Pigtepal Reserva Dink Demissane
Million Bed Bug Killer Promises Fast Pest Control
An advertisement touts a new chemical product claimed to kill fleas on dogs and lice on chickens, offering a combination package that makes a gallon and a quart from a single age. It urges readers to insist on what doctors prescribe and to visit local drugstores for Gretolasa drug.
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D. Q
Explosion injures staff at Interstate Sanitation Co
Edward Roach of Norwood Ohio president Louis J Staubach secretary both with Interstate Sanitation Co are listed among the injured Naim W Bittelmeyer stenographer at 3631 Evanston avenue is injured Fred Sturmer 151 East Third is overcome by smoke Captain Moore of Engine Company 44 is affected by fumes Patrolman Charles Beckian suffers a back injury from a fall while rescuing women Fireman Robert Oats is badly bruised after falling from the second floor
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Edward Roach
Norwood
Ohio
Interstate Sanitation Company
Louis J. Staubach
Cold Springs
Naim W. Bittelmeyer
Evanston Avenue
Fred Sturmer
East Third Birlet
Captain Moore
Engine Company 44
Charles Beckian
Robert Oats
Three Men Die In Cincinnati Plant Explosions
Three men killed and several injured in a series of explosions at the Lateran Sanitation Company plant in Cincinnati. Victims identified as Ronald Rane, 34, of Norwood. Staubach, 34, of Mount Auburn. and William Ryan, 41, of Sycamore. Investigators attributed the blasts to gas contained in dron tanks used in manufacturing a disinfectant. Firefighters and officials fought fires, evacuated surrounding property, and began identifying remains. The fatalities occurred as responders searched the building for victims and ensuring structural safety.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnnati
Henail Palige
Feaphieh
Lateratnte Sanitation Company
EIS East
Weeidant
Ronard Rane
Norwoods
Jans de Staubach
Cold Springs
Ryanston Aves
Syanston
Aly Ruel
Staubach
Giltelwmyer
Mergne
Cinte
Wits
Mirnee
Sutee Wies
Spi
Hines Hat Severel
Fie
Courain
Roach
Shadebach
Billemeyer
Desis
Porsuins
Riot follows clash among socialist leaders and soldiers
A riot erupted after a confrontation involving socialist leader Mary M. Waite and soldiers from Company 1. Waite, a prominent socialist speaker, was assaulted but later spared after authorities restrained the incident. Four others were beaten while surrounding socialists were taken into custody. No further details on arrests provided.
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Loraing
Automahite Ly
Socialiats
Waite
Nore
Corty
New State Board of Agriculture Named by Gov Cox
Gov Cox appoints a new four year State Board of Agriculture selecting William Stroup Dayton C F Teyana Havon J15 Myers Akron Oh Wnirgan Cineronathy Dewntil Be Ack im Perpyghurg Democrats and George Warner Wellington Fastov Houston South Charleston Homer C Prieta Newark RD Williamson Menia Charles Allen Washington Myers Willingen Rissa Acklin Wetbers to replace retiring members. The board aims to align fish and game interests with agricultural policy and regulate preservation laws.
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Ie Stile
Ag Ame Qined DY
Covernoy Willis
Clovarnar Cox
Vibe Biase Bili
Andy Lgame
Vauler Willis
Muley
Cos
William Stroup
Dayton
C.F. Teyana Havon
Myers
Akron
Wnirgan
Cineronathy Dewntil
Ackim
Perpyghurg
Democrats
Chorge Warner
Wellington
Fastov Houston
South Charleston
Homer C
Prieta
Newark
RD. Williamson
Menia
Charles Allen
Washington
Willingen
Rissa
Acklin
Plu
Tirean
Toymian
Stroop Aml Mousson
Farning
AL Jen and
Willin
QUIT SOCIALISTS New York announces party stance
Fragmented report outlines a socialist party statement with names like Phelps Stokes and Abe, noting disapproval of alien ideas and urging abstention from joining international alignments. The text references internal debates, expulsions, and calls for goodwill while criticizing national policy.
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New York
Phelps Stokes
Stokes
Advantios
United States
Blokus
Clatrles
Stockholm
Hiroto
Weird tale told by Westchester boys shocks town
Four local youths at Westchester, Russell and Shawn, tell a bizarre story while visiting a store. Suspects named Crane and others draw police attention as deputies respond and transport to the jail for questioned statements. The incident unfolds on High Street with locals unsettled by the strange events.
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Westchester
Russell
Shawn
Suantay
Sant
Crane
Sheng Popper
Deputy Stoucker
Westelestes
Baest High Street
Anarchists face deportation after New York arrest trials
In New York on Law Day, Alexander Berking and Miss Goldman were arrested for obstructing authorities. They face seven sentences with potential deportation. Berking is said to be a citizen and Goldman may claim citizenship through her father’s claim.
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New York
Hederil Corel
Mayer
Federal
Misa
Gerard Resigns From Diplomatic Service
Washington reports that former ambassador to Germany Gerard W. quit the diplomatic service and returned to private life. The resignation was accepted since lineage, the fact was not allowed to become known until now.
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Gerard
Washington
Shmes W. Gerard
Germany
Caledonian Sunk In Night Vessel Loss At Sea
Report from San Francisco dated July 10 describes the Caledonian sinking after a torpedo attack. Passengers and crew perished or were injured while rescue efforts continued. a message from the ship noted a loss of life and valuables before the vessel went down.
One Cent Postage for the Red Cross Aims
Washington bill proposes one cent postage for Red Cross business handled by authorized agents and auxiliaries of the United States. The fund would cover exclusive Red Cross correspondence and mail from the relief organization.
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Washington
Hily
Red Cross
Ehagters
United States
Wie
Babe’s Body Found at Char Yet Paper Plant Site
A badly damaged body, from a bale of rags, was found near the Char Yet Paper Company yard yesterday. Investigators said a diver searched the area after reports of an unidentified deceased person and potential foul play.
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Babe
Char Yet Paper Company
Lore Pido
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