Peace envoy appointed by Bulgarians amid armistice talks
London dispatch reports Turkish defiance to allied demands for evacuation of fortifications at Telsa or Tavolgia near Constantinople. Diplomats note Bulgarians may press for modified terms as Balkan allies seek reasonable changes. Rejections signal ongoing negotiations with Turkish envoys expected to begin soon.
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Tobatlja
Constantinople
Balkan Teva
Sofia
Winilernajit
Bulgaria
Cherefova
Mother Pleads In Court For Possession Of Property
An elderly Venice resident seeks court relief to regain her home deeded to her son. She alleges years of neglect and lack of support after her husband’s death. Witnesses claim the son repaired the property and paid taxes, while she and her daughter in law have strained relations amid the dispute.
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Jule Werven
Jude
Tde
Abd Martha Dhumerford
Iso
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Hungerford
Sim
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Mill Fipen
Kawa al
Marty Tingerfard
Judge Carlson Rebukes Squire Over Youth Jailings
In Cokeatta a juvenile case centers on sixteen year olds Jean Smith and Willie Breyenson cited for hunting on a farm. Judge Warren Card condemns Squire O Dell for jailing them without proper warrants while noting ignorance of the law. The court orders release to juvenile court supervision and hints at possible civil action by Anna White seeking damages against the squire.
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Coluetto
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Willie Breyenson
John Singer
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P Dent Tate
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Charles Dee
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George Sehvthoamn
Simith
O'Dell
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Nee
Adge Gaved
Squire O'Dell Corrie
Cokeatta
Gquire
Niahey
Jadhan
Europe
Osio
Ignoranes
Anos White
Squire O'Dell
Sqwire O
Big Liberty
George Scchulhorn
Injuries Fatal In Irvington Area Railroad Wreck
Fred W Huttcheeson 26 of Madison Kentucky died Tuesday following a freight train wreck near Jevington last week. The body will be taken to Maison for burial as investigators prepare to begin a formal probe Monday. Prosecutor Baker indicated the Marson will review JL & Dowrenk in Irvington as responsible for the death of sixteen people. Coroner Barbam has prepared witness lists for the tag gear inquiry, with sessions to follow.
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Islamipolis
Ind
Fred W. Huttccheson
Madiaan
Kyu Cireman
Jevington
Vietin
Maison
Eratul
Monilay
Wronk Baker
Marson
JL & Dowrenk
Irvington
Parsons
Nex Monday Pening
Barbam
Sominoh
Dolingshop
Herora Vinamd
A LIFE FOR A LIPS
A death sentence was carried out this morning at the state prison at 12308 g'clock with the condemned man walking to the death chamber without delay. The execution followed a verdict delivered by the court after the September 15 trial.
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Coluiliii
Belvageio
Bryan Will Be Premier In Wilsons Cabinet
Washington reports quote strong authority that William Jennings Bryan will become secretary of state in President Wilsons cabinet. Indications show he understands a formal offer will come and fanfare grows as congressmen and friends expect acceptance. Bryan, blamed by some critics for Wilsons nomination, is seen as embracing a progressive, democratic administration likely to advance his long stated policies.
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William
Wilson
Bryan
Joim
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Democratic Party
Gov. Wilson
Baltimore
Ack Lal Te
Carnegie Plans Pensions for Former Presidents of the United States
The Carnegie Corporation of New York proposes a foundation endowment to pension all future ex presidents and their widows, starting with Theodore Roosevelt and others, funded by the federal government, with payments to begin after formal approval and consistent with education aims. President Taft comments that the proposal is absurd and prefers not to accept any pension.
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New York
Y Che
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Taft
Morgan Held on Burglary Charge in Kentucky
Dulle and Strickey arrested Morgan of Lonavile Kentucky on a burglary charge after a Thursday night entry at Troutman’s place and a Friday attempt at the same site. He fled via a stolen key, fitted a west side grate, entered the laundry, and pawed a syntel pawn ticket in Cincinnati. Police believe a larger theft ring is involved and Morgan is being sought.
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Dulle
Strickey
Streck
Preston
Lonavile
Morgan
Troutman
Pellaw
Fruits Street
Morean J
Levy
Cincinnati
Court Street
Nominations for Hamilton Lodge officers last night
Hamilton Lodge No 17 officers nominated for the coming term include Noble Grand William Barnes Vice Grand Bert Bleelman Secretary A G Hyams Treasurer Wim Reed and Temple Trustee John Gladfelter The installation on December 5 will confirm these officers A convention committee will organize the Sixty third District annual meeting in Tilton on December 12 Also noted Mil dval Hyrtlich the one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Tonis Hyrtlich is recovering after a serious injury last Friday when she touched a stair railing while playing with other children.
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William Barnes
Bert Bleelman
A. G. Hyams
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Car Temple
John Gladfelter
Tilton
Tueny
Tonis Hyrtlich
Mildval
John Elms Nominated for Grand Judge in Oxford Lodge
In a hushed meeting at Ross Lodge No 1.0, John Elms was nominated for grand judge representing the Heath district with strong backing from the Oxford branch. The nomination signals a likely consolidation of support, with insiders noting Elms’s practical experience and broad esteem among members.
Postmastership Talks On Ohio Patronage At White House
Washington November 22 A conference on Ohio patronage will be held at the White House Saturday to approve the Ohio patronage shire. Attending are President Taft Carmi Thompson Secretary Hilles and Larry M Daugherty Shoe Chairman. Twelve or fifteen Ohio post office cases including contests at Chillicothe Middletown Sebring and others will be considered. Senator Burton is at Hot Springs Virginia and not expected to return until Saturday.
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Ohio
White House
Taft
Carmi Thompson
Hilles
Larry M. Daugherty
Chillicothe
Middletown
Sebring
Burton
Hot Springs
Burkofsky Set for Burglary Trial Next Tuesday
Joseph Burkofsky will be tried by Judge Murphy next Tuesday in criminal court for burglary and larceny. He is charged with stealing several bottles of ooze at the Hotel Dede months ago.
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Conte
Murphy
Joseph Burkofsky
Price presses for conviction in Farley case
Columbus report details Prosecuting Attorney John G Price presenting Cecelia Farley as Zollinger's mastermind. He outlines intimate ties with Zollinger, weapon ownership, and premeditated mission to prevent Quigley from learning their relationship, urging jurors to convict.
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Cecelia Farley
Assixiaul
John G. i .Price
Mriee
Zollinger
Gontlemen
Mr. Pries
Miss Filey
Miss Farley
Zallinger
Hyde's Millions Could Save Him From Pen
Washington D C Nov 22 a major row in President Taft's cabinet forms over efforts to save Charles L Hyde the South Dakota land swindler from prison. A petition for pardon was sent to the president by Congressman Burke and State Historian Deane Robinson of South Dakota as Hyde's high powered allies push to stay a federal sentence. Hyde, worth about 189 million, directs a land scheme while a post office probe protests any commutation. Hyde's influence extends over a bank flour mill two insurance firms and thousands of acres in the Dakotas Minnesota and Canada.
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Art
Charles L. Hyde
South Dakota
Hyde
Leavenworth Federal
Alt
Burker
Deane Obinson
South Palola
Washington
Harv
Hig
Churge
Wade Hills
Elis
Uie
Post Office
Lhrge Bank
Ithe
Minnegora
Consda
No New Party Split in AFL Over National Labor Party
Rochester dispatch reports the AFL executive council defeat on forming a new national labor party. The motion to continue a nonpartisan stance in politics was carried. In other brief notes, Katie Davis was taken to Dayton hospital for treatment.
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Rochester
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
National Labor Party
Dayton
Katie Davis
Daveton Hospital
Removal action in Dayton targets Police Clerk Arga bright
Five taxpayers plan to institute removal proceedings against Police Clerk Argabright after civil action ends with American Bonding Co as surety. Formal demand for the 4400.08 dollar shortage was made by City Solicitor Breazeale.
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Argabright
American Bonding Co
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