Fear of Bad Legislation Kept Them On The Jump
Edward I Devlin of New York Life testified before the legislative insurance investigating committee about real estate holdings, including a Plaza hotel loss and several overseas properties. He described investments, costs, and returns, and admitted occasional unusual expenses while denying personal knowledge of political contributions from Mutual Life to parties or committees.
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Boripps-M'Rae Press Association
New York
Edward I Devlin
New York Life Insurance Company
Legislative Insurance
Inquisitor
Hughes
Devin
Farkave
New York Life Devlin
Plaza
Devitn
Eid Tt
Depaw
Thummel
Hamilton
Lee Nomee
Thormel
Bubroek
Chutesman
National Congressional Committee
Meewase T
Folk condemns embezzlement charge at Missouri banquet
Gov Folk declares at the Missouri harmony banquet in Jefferson Springs that a president who uses his company funds for political campaigns commits embezzlement, arguing such acts breach trust and law. He labels the conduct as embezzlement figures in the public finance debate.
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Warrensburg
Folk
Missouri Democratic Harmony
Perthe Springs
Missing Nellie Renn Feared To Have Drowned
Miss Anna Renn reports her sister Nellie Renn, 49, missing from 348 Virginia Ave since early morning. Destitute by nervous prostration, Nellie left with only her hat and gold watch. searches across parks and river failed to locate her. Public alert issued as police and neighbors fear a self harm incident.
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Anna Renn
Virginia Ave
Nellie
Lewis 13 Held to Grand Jury
Alonzo Lewis, said to be involved in his wife’s murder, was found wounded and unable to speak clearly. He required two officers to escort him to court and was sent to the grand jury without bail on the murder charge.
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Alonzo Lewis
Poli Cnurt
Lewis
Cy Hospital
Gay
Comurave
Boalde
Grand Jury Holds Three In Tool Car Burglary Case
Homer Bruns Oliver Wood and William Wood waived examination in police court and were sent to the grand jury on charges as members of a gang that broke into a tool car in the Biz Four yards a few nights earlier.
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Homer Bruns
Oliver Wood
Willam Wood
Indiana Woman Gets Verdict Over Love Promise Case
A Chicago jury awarded Miss May Mendenwald a $500 verdict against Thenrinre Kevehordes, a Vanderburgh County, Indiana man, after she sued for injuries from love making and broken marriage promises. The plaintiff, a singer known as May Meltane, testified that Kevehordes proposed marriage but broke it off to wed another woman four days later, aided by an automobile. Evidence included peculiar letters and threats, with odd pet names cited in the case.
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Scripps-N’rae Press Association
Chicago
al- Feuer
Gary
May Mendenwald
Thenrinre Kevehordes
Vanderburg County
Indiana
Keeye
Anlmstead
Joniana
Miss Mendenwald
Miss Mendenwaldl
Jw Uan
Kevekordes
Resignation Tangles City Police Board Secretaries
Portieus Portteus and Portteus withdrew as secretary and board member while Kruger and Meloughtin clashed with the mayor over the resignation. The open inquiry reveals disputed writings and September duties, drawing attention to why Portteus resignation and its acceptance remain unexplained.
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Police
Kruger
Edward Meloughtin
Board of Safety
Uzy
AL Leroy Portions
Canyed May'ir
John W. Holtaman
Portteus
Kriel
Drew May
Taroayer
Perttous
Democratic Ely Committee
Rumas
Murder Trial Sparks Confusion in Brimontsave District
A fragmentary report from Brimontsave details indictments after a double homicide. Victims Antonis Stoyangit and An tanus Mbestot were killed in a running house dispute. Witnesses say Wassil shot both men following a demand for money, with additional arrests for burglary and assault tied to the case. Witnesses and a language barrier complicated statements as investigators pursued the gunman and others named by the brave jury.
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Coosiypuis Waren
Maredeonn
Antonis Stoyangit
Antanus Mbestot
Wassl
Ritvanenl
Brimontsave
Wassil
Stoya Heftatt
Pefiset
Slyanom
Tomdlas
Hr Wan
Patter Td
Charatay
Walter Cave
Jie Gallivan
Darecy
Coonis
Sam Harding
Jaramus
Blue Willams
Furgery
John Simon
Jereeny
Roberts
Burgury
Keeny
Andrew Waugh
Agault
Porter stabs a cook in a Friendly seale case report
In a chatter of a local court, William Glatk a porter testified that during a friendly matter at Heintins on Courtest Caprulave and Ulinohest Brneat Tem a cook was stabbed. Kitemiller and Bernauer were sent to the scene but the witness said there had been no fight. Wick was later retreated.
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Thummel
Equitable Heardes Ofesra Mayne
Jordan
Atezau
Alexanler
Massachusetts
Mayne
Tal
Heintins
Courtest
Caprulave
William Glatk
RFC
Thuradas
Astevelomen
Kitemiller
Bernauer
Romler
Russian ambassador Rosen visits Washington from Magnolia Mass
Washington dispatch notes Baron Rosen and wife arriving in the capital from Coolidge Point Magnolia after a summer in Massachusetts. The report also mentions Secretary Wilson taking quarters in a new hotel, moving from Vermont Avenue to Stanleigh Court as part of a cabinet change.
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the Sun
Washington
Baron Rosen
Coolidge Point
Magnolia
Mass
Hia
Elizabeth
Secretary OF Agriculture
Wilson
Washington, DC
Agricultural Department
Vers Mont-Ave
McKinsey
Stanleigh Court
Hay
Katy Girl Is Free After Firearm Discharge Charge
Mrs May Lillian Sprague known as the Katy Girl was discharged by Judge Pollard in the Dayton street police court after firing two shots within city limits. A large audience of women applauded showing support for her exoneration while George Morton, railroad official, testified but was not called by the judge.
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Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
ST. Louis
Qet
May Lillian Sprague
Katy
Pollard
Dayton St
Thursda
Othera
George Morton
M. Ko 4 T Railroad
Chickens Accused in Larceny Case Before Judge Alford
In a criminal court Thursday morning Judge Alford presided over the larceny case against Thomas Metcatre. Butter son owned two chickens allegedly taken while wandered in rain near Burleson Nome. McGuire received ten days in the workhouse after fines were reduced. defense claimed the chickens wandered and he found them in rain, placing them in a basket with a towel ready for transport.
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Alford
Ant
Thomas Metcatre
Denton D. Butterson
Poler
McGuire
Burleson Nome
Metvire
Rorlesons San
Game Wardens Deploy Large Force Over Quail Season
Chief Deputy Fist and Game Commissioner OE Earle announce a strong deputy deployment to enforce the closed season. Reports claim quail poaching is occurring in parts of the state as the season aims to protect game, with deputies prepared to arrest violators for unlawful hunting.
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Fist
Earle
Sommes
Nev
Bart
Third Cavalry Reunion Chooses Officers At Annual Meet
The Third Cavalry reunion held at Thisd was attended by nearly 600 members. President S. Hamilton and Secretary W. O. Dickett were elected for the coming year. The roster showed more than 500 members, with Robert Seath noted as a resident. Deputy Coroner Roberton attended after a jury’s partial report and found Benfor suffering from cholera morbus.
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Third Cavalry
Thisd
Tdsaoa Cavalry
Ranm
Eau Yews
SM. Mameston
Andar
Cateers
SM. Tamilton
W. ON. Dickeett
Olivernment Ain
Robert Seath
Thurs Monning
Alford
Roberton
Benfor
Steamer Drifting Off Eureka After Break Down
A fog bound report from Eureka California says a passenger steamer likely the St. Paul from San Francisco to Portland has broken down and is drifting ashore near Point Garza. Passengers are visible on deck as a tug sails to assist. exact vessel name not legible in the fog.
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Scripps-M'Rae Presb Association
Eureka
Cal
Petroita
Cuast
St. Paul
San Francisco
Portland
Point Garda
Urew
Boston police search for fashionable doctor in dismembered woman case
Calat Shaw of the state police leads a vigorous hunt for a fashionable doctor missing three weeks. Investigators have identified the sequestered Winthrop suitcase as linked to the murder mystery. The suitcase buyer pictured may be examined, and the victim is believed to be an ex-bookkeeper of a wealthy man.
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Scripps-Wrre Press Association
Boston
Calat Shaw
Winthrop
Reitist Embassy Delayed Opening in October
Washington reports the Reitist embassy will not open until late October. Sir Mortier Durand is among the Berskshirts as one of the Lenos Masa, and there is mention of Plnarant in the Galt. Secretary Cortelyou is enjoying his time in the Barke shire reste, having been entertained for weeks.
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the Sun
Washington
Mortier Durand
Berskshirts
Dun Gensan
Galt
Doarand
Cortelyou
Beeen
Barkeshire Reste
Weather Forecast for WSIR on Thursday Night and Friday
Weather summary for WSIR indicates little temperature change overnight into Friday. Cloud cover and light winds expected with no significant precipitation. temps near previous readings and the regional high and low remain steady through the period.
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Big Meeting Tonight at Tom Jinson Hall
Enthusiasm runs high for a large pre parade and opening campaign meeting at Tom Jinson hall. Doors open at 7 pm with no admission charges. Frank Stalnaker chairs. Charles A Bookwalter and Congressman Jesse Overstreet are principal speakers. A 500-strong parade will escort speakers to the hall.
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Honkwaller
Tom Jinson
Frank Stalnaker
Charles A. Bookwalter
Jesse Over Street
Bookwalter
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