Coal Dealers Indicted Amid Coal Price Crisis in Illinois
A grand jury in Chicago returns indictments against forty four corporations and individuals linked to the coal trade amid famine and extortion fears. The cases accuse conspiracies to restrain trade under anti trust laws in Illinois and Indiana. Judges praise the jury for deliberate, thorough work and report details accompany the indictments.
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Illinois
Indiana
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Hlinois
Assbeidti
Indiana Coat
Éapiases
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Railronds
Germans Driven Off By Panther Action At Fort
Report describes a naval engagement where the German fortress at San Carlo was attacked by the Panther. The fort was bombarded for over three quarters of an hour as shells rained on the defenses. Casualty details are unclear but the Panther reportedly caused damage to the fort and its artillery. Celebrations followed in Caracas with street demonstrations and national flag parades.
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Hotire
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San Carloe
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Caracas
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Tefflersonville
Ined
Board of Tristees
Tolealy
Sathrmagd Norn
Flin Novelli Wood Works
Crosse
Wis
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Washington
Hilleis General Assembly
Wankaseon
Duke Sellon
Uinois
Bette Abowill
Eest
Vna Fiama
Ulineis
Belated steamship arrival stirs New York harbor crowd
The disabled Atlastic liner St. Le arrived at its dock in New York Saturday morning, crowds and officials watching. Passengers and crew mixed with cheering onlookers as questions about damages and future service lingered amid foggy weather and dockside activity.
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St. le
New York
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Government Experiment Forces Teens to Eat Poison Laced Food
The United States conducts a six month study in which 24 young men are fed meals containing various poisons and preservatives. Six participants are observed at a time while they consume gelatine capsules with meals and switch to regular food in shifts. The setup aims to study digestive effects and chemical impact on ingestion.
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Uncle Sam
United States
Washington
Detroit Coal Clerk Armed Robbery Attempt
A Detroit coal firm clerk confronted by a woman with a revolver demanded cash. He wrote an order for 87.50 and claimed the note was for a ton of coal. The armed 3 woman warned him and the scene centered on the tense confrontation and botched payoff.
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Detroit
Frantic ruse ends with coal theft and escape
A deceptive scheme leads to a woman securing a fall of hatena for 187.50. She kept a wag outside and feigned panic as the order dropped in the yard. The coal was seized and she fled in triumph.
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Rerard
Telegraphic message details wreck and blocked signals
Report describes a westbound passenger train wreck east of island after a signal error. An railway employee set a signal to danger causing a collision as an eastbound train approached. several killed and injured.
Starvation in Northern Sweden Causes Distress and Confusion
Fragmentary telegrams describe vast hunger in northern Sweden affecting locals and families. Reports mention pine bark as a feared food source and widespread hardship across Strackhelan and adjacent regions with unclear officials and aid attempts.
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Sweden
Strackhelan
Abend
Ile Gist
Rethnia
Annisien
Ada
Attorney General Knox Urges Interstate Trade Legislation
The Attorney General urges making discriminatory practices that affect interstate trade offenses to be enjoined and punished. He proposes penalties on interstate and foreign transportation of goods by guilty producers and creation of a Commerce Department anti trust commission to collect information and propose further laws.
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Alto
Department of Commerce
Doiliz
Interatite Bisinesa
Cadeen
United States Maritime Advantage and Pacific Prospects
The piece argues US and Britain shift advantages in global trade routes contingent on ships via Suez and Panama. It notes US location favors access to world markets, reducing need for vast armies, with references to British sea power and policy debates in New York and Washington. It also mentions Philippine affairs and a drive toward statehood discussions for the District of Columbia.
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England
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Liverpool
Cape Truri
New York
Espelaketh
Wester
South America
Menad Neica
Moexteo
North Ateries
York
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Livernaal
Liverpiool
Pacific
Waeskell
Europe
London Spectator
Ft. Gon
Tyesidon
Cornel
Ian
Boat
Cnsinet
Pew
Thomas Fortune
Te Negra
Philipine
Wawailan Islands
Ulonelabta
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Ile Adi
Gallinger
District of Columbia
Washington
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Untitled Germanopolis Incident Aims for Clarification
Reported events describe a deadly incident with multiple casualties in Nemaha Nebraska and nearby South MeA luster region. Officials identify a premature explosion of ayorinite causing fatalities and injuries. No clear timeline or precise locations are confirmed in the fragmented text.
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Germangy
Dew Academy
Francauin
de Abary
Teale Jaud
Anece Carlevata
Cies Norghoed
Cory
Nemaha
Neb
Dean Fions
South Mea Luster
Banks Hit by Record Fifty-Six Robberies in Six Months
The article lists many states with high robbery counts led by Illinois and Nebraska, Indiana five, Missouri and Texas four each, New York and Pennsylvania three, with Iowa Kentucky Montana New Mexico and others sparsely affected. It warns thieves now use nitroglycerin and improvised tools, moving away from old methods.
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Illaois
Nebraska
United States
Indiana
Missouri
Texas
Fourveach
New York
Pennsylvana
South Dakota
Priceland
Society of Crime
Tillman Fires on State Editor in Columbia Shooting
Lieutenant Governor James H Tillman shot Narcisse Gonzalez editor of The State in Columbia after Gonzalez denounced Tillman in the Senate clash. Gonzalez was wounded in the abdomen as Tillman warned him to stop his attacks and then escaped.
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South Carolina
Hint
James H. Tillman
United States
Benjamin Tillman
Narcisse G. Gonzalez
Tillown
Gonanles
Senate
Wile Ieid
Tihian
Gougsles
Jillmatt
Tate
Fitch
Gobanle
Weir Legislature Recap As Sessions Lead To New Officers
In a fragmented report from the Weir legislature, officers were elected amid routine proceedings. Chief clerk presided as gavel passed, with Davidson and Go Davidson noted in roles. Governor La Follette delivered a message to the body on Thursday afternoon.
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Senate Houser
Senate
Clark
Pheodore
Wy Fairbanks Nominated in Republican Assembly Race
The Republican General Assembly nominated Wy Fairbanks for reelection to the United States Senate. The nomination was presented with a brief creed by Lieut. Gov. Gilbert and seconded by Senators Ball Linley and Woods and Representative Kirkman. A special committee on famine causes and actions was proposed with three senators and three representatives.
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Wy Fairbanks
Menthard
General Assembly
United States
Senate
of Representatives
Pair Banks
Gilbert
Ball, Linley
Woods
Kirkman
Oghora
Osburn Hendee
Brian
Salsbury
Representative Wink Urges Opposition to Michigan Treaty
A rough transcript shows Representative Wink introducing a concurrent resolution opposing a Michigan elevation in Congress and urging continued opposition to a trade reciprocity treaty. The document mentions protection efforts by a local house and references the president’s term and a referral to the judiciary committee.
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Michigan
Congresa
Tonia
Odds and Ends of the Struggle for Fuel
A battered summary of fuel shortages and price pressures across the United States. Reports cite coal supply constraints in Baltimore and Detroit, factory slowdowns in Wisconsin and Michigan, and calls for government action. Prices and railroad coal loading measures appear amid widespread hardship.
Gisagbas a Key Senate Amendment Proposal
A proposal discussed by lawmakers aims to amend the United States Constitution to allow direct vote for senators. Senator Albertsén introduces a measure to tighten penalties for killing attempts and related crimes against top officials.
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Hopkina
United States
Beater Albertsén
Hingis
Eucressara
aRice
Attenpia
Nfe
Resolution on Capital Removal Passed by Committee
The joint resolution for the submission of the capital removal timing by the people moved through the Committee on State’s affairs and reached its third reading, slated for dual Wissace on the calendar. The removal vote proceeded with a 7 to 18 tally amid calm proceedings and no notable excitement.
Legislative Notes, 4 The Ianeas Louislauire met at Wa peka
Gov Wl Hatley presented a message defending his state against claims it grants too many charters to trusts. Deshedy Gran and James Th. Gran, both lawmakers, noted irrigation needs. Denver notes a major parade linked to the wish Legion. Panam canal treaty ratification hinges on Colombian Congress by June.
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Denyes
Wish Legion
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Reniwidy
Les
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Eris
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