Burton Senator Guilty on Six Counts in Post Office Case
Senator Burton of Kansas found guilty on all six counts in the indictment alleging he accepted compensation from Rialto Grain and Securities to appear for the company before the post office department. The verdict followed a trial in the United States circuit court in St. Louis. He faces up to two years in prison and a fine of over $100 for each count, with disqualification from holding federal office.
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Kansas
United States
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Powers Alarmed Over Turkey Powers Alarmed Over Turkey
Waaklagien D C Nov 28 The situation between Turkey and European powers has grown serious in recent days as debates over the Dardanelles defenses intensify. Turkey has invested heavily in fortifications along the narrow straits and believes a modern fleet could be repelled. Fortifications on the Marmora sea end and the Aegean entrance include Krupp guns of 15 24 and 28 centimeters with two Turkish regiments guarding the European banks. Despite strong positions an assault would force a one by one naval advance with potential Turkish island losses, and many naval officers doubt a successful push toward Constantinople.
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D. C
Turkey
Dardenelles
Sea of Marmora
Aegean
Ehlet
Thrdenelias
Meh
Straits
Mmcd
Licely
Constantinople
Mrs Rogers Death Penalty Upheld by Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court affirmed a Vermont district court ruling sentencing Mrs Mable Rogers to death for her husband’s murder. The decision shifts responsibility back to state authorities and the governor. execution would occur December 8 unless stayed by courts or governor.
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Nav
Supreme Court of the United Suites
United Bilates District Court of Vermont
Mable Rogers
Vermont
de Melion
Ales
Drogers
A Future Job for Roosevelt
A Paris correspondent reports a rumor that Fanamaniius expects Roosevelt to create a new post on the isthmus. The tale claims the assignment would position an American figure as head of a distant project, though the source notes it as speculation with no official confirmation.
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Roosevelt
New York
Ene
Panna
Fanamaniius
Adare Roosevelt
Mutiny grips Sebastopol as sailors join rioting crowds
Nov 26 dispatches report Sebastopol mutinies split fleets and regiments, with sailors, infantry and artillery turning against officers. Brest and Bielostok regiments defect, Euxine fleet questionable, mutiny coordinated with revolutionary propaganda. Military leaders captured or in danger as unrest spreads from Sebastopol to Odessa and St. Petersburg.
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Odessa
Piiarevski
Ukase
Brest
Russia
Black Sea
Nepluof
Webstols
Bielostok
Euxine
Chonkoin
Saventh Army Corps
Simerfopol
St. Petersburg
Cronstadt
Rate fight near end in push for railway legislation
Washington reports a near victory for the administration in the long rate regulation battle. Supporters claim the president feels the opposition is beaten as Republicans and a Democrat on the Senate committee signal backing. A White House visit and shifting positions among opponents suggest momentum for the administration line before the Senate committee reports.
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Senate Committee
Ekins
White House
Elkins
Senate
Seachors
Hearst Gains Eighty Votes in New York District
In New York, Wilkins Hearst gained eighty votes in the fifteenth district during yesterday’s election. The preeminent count shows a shift in the assembly race as inspectors prepared to tally further results amid tense political maneuvering and baronial influence in the Parisian style contest.
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Hearst
New York
Dhes Uweorty
Osdisth Assembly
Gunaseedd
Puand
Chitin
Ately
Powers 10 Visit Wrath On Turkey
Foreign ministers paid calls on fleet commanders aboard warships in Varian talks. Diplomatic telegrams from Vienna and Constantinople circulated as allies prepare a show of naval force to compel Turkey to accept European control of Macedonia revenues and reforms. The combined fleet from Austria Hungary Britain Italy and France gathers at Piraeus ahead of potential action against the Ottoman administration.
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Inia
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Suren von Callies
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Sul Ima
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Flont
William
Amperor Nicholas
Francis Joseph
Pirgeus
Riley von Jedine
Britian
Lancaster
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Austria
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Szigelyar
Italy
Giuseppe Gariballi
Ostro
France
Dougherty Pleads Guilty to Five Forgery Counts
Peoria journalist reports Newton Dougherty pleaded guilty to five forgery counts before Judge Worthington. He received concurrent sentences of one to fourteen years per count, to be served in Joliet Penitentiary. Dougherty was escorted from court with attorneys and Sheriff. crowd of about 200 watched.
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Newton
Dougherty
Toliet
Worthington
W T. Irwin
Ralph
Tepuy
Ull
Tinaneter
Irwin
Joliet
Peasant Leaders Arrested Under Martial Law In Moscow
Moscow reports say the president and principal members of the Congress of Peasants were arrested under martial law. Among the detainees was M. Tehirikert, author of The Chosen People, once staged in London for New York. The incident reflects the volatile security situation and official crackdown in the capital.
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Congress of Peasants
M. Tehirikert
London
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Ped
Holdy
Washington
Foreign Office
de Soar
Biles
Yacht Club
Horseguard
Chevalier Guard
Bliss Pekes
Selyng
Bliva
Tescuo
Bliss
Bolief
UNSPEAKABLE TURK HINTS AT MASSACRE
Constantinople reports the Porte rejects mandates for general control of Macedonia and warns of consequences if Europe increases pressure. It vows sovereignty remains with the sultan and declines responsibility for any public unrest or reprisals against Christians. The note references possible Turkish measures under coercion.
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Constantinople
Via
Sofia
Bulgaria
Porte
Europe
Macedonia
Final Chapter of Bloody War Ended
Washington and Tokyo ratified the Portsmouth treaty in a state department ceremony. Baron Joseu and Mr Takahira exchanged instruments for their sovereigns, witnessed by Prince Kuducheft and other officials.
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Washington, D. C
Russia
Japan
Joseu
Takahira
Rass
Toko
Severe Italian floods threaten towns and fauna nationwide
Serious floods in Italy cause widespread damage across regions including Muoule and Kiuitie. Water levels rise dramatically as a service of boats operates to aid residents. Reports mention St Pauls area surrounded by water and a 55 deer sighting near a trapped herd, with ongoing rescue efforts and rising flood dangers.
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Italy
Kiuitie
Cunpapia
St. Pauls
Tyuo
Are Your Kidneys Weak Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Ad
The message warns kidneys cause many diseases and promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy. It includes a testimonial by Mrs A L Warkutt and explains symptoms like frequent urination, back pain, dizziness, and sleeplessness. The ad claims hospitals and doctors use it and offers a home test with urine.
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Free Sample Offer
Editorial note promotes Swamp-Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles. Readers are urged to request a free sample bottle and a book of testimonials by mailing their address to Dr Kilmer Co and to mention reading the offer in the paper. The notice includes a coupon fields for name street and number.
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Binghamton, N. V
Swamp-Root
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
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