Goll Convicted Former Milwaukee Bank Assistant Cashier
Henry Goll, ex assistant cashier of First National Bank Milwaukee, found guilty on 21 counts in U S district court. He misapplied about 250000 under direction of President Frank Bigelow. Bigelow now serving ten years at Fort Leavenworth testified and pleaded guilty earlier. Trial spanned three weeks with Bigelow corroborating actions. Goll remanded to U S marshal custody pending motion for new trial.
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Bigelow
Xow Sei
United States
Goll
Frank G. Bigelow
WHG
Fort Lesverworth
de Ravine
Bizelow
Det
Government funds for Indians fund transport bill noted
Government authorizes a 4.8 million dollar transportation bill to move Cherokee Indians to the Indian Territory. The case traces back decades to treaty disputes and court decisions, detailing federal responsibility for compensating eastern Cherokees once numbering about 16,000, now reduced by years.
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Sovernment Arest
Washington
Dic
Indian Territory
Ava
Soares “Court of the
United States
Evidence Against Acenter in Direct Charse Case
Cambridge Daily Digest reports missing teachers and a brother-in-law claim direct charges against Erich Siuenter. Bremenbs in Chicago alleges evidence to convict the Harvard College administrator of arsenic poisoning Mrs Wuenter, sister of Brembs. The Cambridge police await Brembs to provide details, while Afuenter is sought on a murder arrest.
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Afonder
Cambrisse
Maess
Sagene
GH Krembs
Chicago
Yao
Erich Siuenter
Harvard Coaliese
Wuenter
Bremb
Cambridge Doles
Brembs
Afuenter
Automobile delays bank security in Painesville incident
An auto tied to the Dollard Savings Bank of Painesville halted Monday amid an attempted bank break in. The First National Bank of this city reported cash losses of £290,068 as the event unfolded. Elsewhere Manila reports federal detachments clashing with Indians in the Garitlara valley, with several Puissenes killed and troops suffering casualties.
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Pania
Painssvilie
O. Cleveland
Savings Bank of
Painesville
Grah
Rnasitemebiie
Manila
Garitlara
Sacna
Rotaway Coaches in Ditch Near Fore Creek Mongar
Two ghosted cars detached from the rear of a silver Prom Central train near Fore Creek Mongar. They slid down a grade, derailed, and several passengers were affected. Rescue crews attended the scene and the incident is under investigation.
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Fores Creek
Mongar
Twentz
Chicago executive held on conspiracy charges at Tombs
Gustav EL Sorrow, president of the defunct Hage at Amierigpa in Chicago, was arrested Sunday and held at the Tombs Monday in lieu of $000 bail awaiting extradition after being charged with conspiracy.
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Chicaree Benker
Gustav EL Sorrow
Presi
Amierigpa
Chicago
Tipes of Longe Life in Trientown Birthday Celebration
A readable fragment mentions celebrants in Trientown tied to a birthday event. The text highlights long life themes and names associated with the celebration, but essential details and context are missing.
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Trientown
Thabitic te am 40 bree Soe Oc D280 Top
The readable text is fragmentary with unclear names and specifics. It mentions a date and a group but lacks coherent details to identify persons, places, or events. No definite action or outcome can be determined from the legible portions.
Prater Em Gee CoB Henz Seethow Ta
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Prater Em with CoB and Seethow. unclear events, names, or places are partial and unverified.
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Moeveay
Tome Byperge
Ps Tt
Prater Em
France Crisis Near Reinforcements Pour Into Paris
Paris endures rising military presence as Premier Sarrien warns against disorder and labor strife. Special trains bring in troops while the city prepares for possible measures. Seven thousand municipal gas workers vote to refrain from striking, easing fears of a city blackout.
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Paris
Sarrien
France
Tivoli Vauxhall
Revolutionary Party
Chavos du Mars
Munnicipal
Lsht
Muenter Still At Large As Police Trace Visits
Police report that Erich Muenter, Harvard instructor in German, remains at large after the mysterious death of his wife. Investigators learned he visited his mother and a sister in Monravis, California, shortly after leaving Chicago on April 20. Cambridge police had not yet arrested him by late Sunday.
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California
Cambridge
Erich Muenter
Harvard
Munter
Monravis, C
Chicago
Heavy Damage Near Naples From Mountain Mudslides
Reports from Naples detail widespread destruction after torrents of mud washed from Mt Vesuvius during last week's heavy rains. The flood flooded homes, forcing residents to escape via windows as woods and debris blocked access. AL Pacciane, a town with about 800 inhabitants, suffered substantial damage.
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Naples
Mt Vesuvius
AL Pacciane
Father Sherman Leads March Following His Father's Route
Chattanooga Tenn Father Thomas Sherman son of General Sherman and priest in the Catholic church arrived at Fort Oglethorpe Sunday marching. He will begin a trek accompanied by two detail of the Twelfth Cavalry following the route of his father's famed march to the sea. The cavalry will go with him to Atlanta and at Fort Fau Pherson another detail will guide him to the sea.
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Sherman
Chattenooga
Tenn
Thomas Sherman
We. T. Shermen
Fort. Oglethorpe
Atlanta
Ex Gov Boyd critically ill at home in Omaha
Ex Governor James E Boyd, 72, longtime Nebraska figure in packing, business and politics, lies critically ill at his Omaha residence. He is the state’s only Democrat to reach the chief executive post.
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Boyd
Omaha
New York Fund Total Near Two Hundred Thousand
New York contributions for San Francisco relief totaled just under 205000 dollars while New York City efforts remained modest. the drive highlighted ongoing fundraising as the nation aided the stricken area.
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York
New York
San Francisco
Police Chief in Mlessa Faces Unclear Charges
Fragmentary notes describe a police chief in Mlessa and an Odema station, with references to a December pretrial matter. The garbled OCR limits clarity on charges, dates, or outcomes.
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Mlessa
Stn
Odema
Uicteber Rmaessdieres Lice Man
Cube 13 Ald San Prendon Havens: duced in
Fragmentary OCR item discusses alleged appropriation related to Cube 13 Ald San Prendon Havens with unclear details and missing context. No clear persons or organizations fully readable.
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Ald
San Prendon- Havens
Mittabaes Newianer Cha Pittelung
A fragmentary report mentions a GSM plant and local arrangements. Names and places are unclear, but the text indicates a discussion of facility setup and related details in the area. Further readable specifics are not present in the fragment.
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Pittelung
Frisco Recovery Promises Harmony After Disaster
San Francisco residents committees and army representatives meet to restore order after the great disaster. Archishop Riordan urged harmony while electric streetcars resume service. The first building permit was issued for a twelve story steel structure by Thomas Mares, as finances show subscriptions totaling over 5.4 million dollars with additional pledges.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Riordan
Citizens’ General Committees
Schmim
Thomas Mares
Oriv Py
Ieat
Pure Food Warning For Ohio Grocers
Ohio grocers are warned by State Food Commissioner Ankeney about fruit flavors and fruit extracts. A circular notes the recent law covers flavors as well as extracts, targeting mislabeling and substandard products.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ankeney
Deelers
Burning Oil Pipeline Break Threatens Town
An Atlantic Refining Company's pipe line broke along the Chester pike twelve miles from Philadelphia with oil catching fire. Fire destroyed a Dennene Bec Worsted Company and a toll gate house while workers cut the trolley bridge and wires to halt fumes and protect fire crews. the blaze threatened nearby Lesparville.
Locomotive Explosion Kills Engineer and Two Others
An eastbound freight locomotive exploded at Ducktown station on the Pennsylvania Railroad, killing engineer Hillel and Harrisburg singer J. F. Gooden. Fireman G H Léfever and brake man T. J Wellower were fatally injured. Cause under study, theory suggests a dropped dynamite stick on the tracks.
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Hillel
Harrisburg
J. F. Goodensinger
G H. Léfever
T. J. Wellower
Ducktow Tower
Steston
Pennsylvania’ Railroad
Duat
Rich Picking Ty Ashes Relic Hunters Do a Good Business
Relic hunters reap a rich harvest in Chinstown San Francisco digging among ruins of Japanese and Chinese bazaars. Many visitors from across the bay explore the area formerly inhabited by Chinese, finding relics that yield more than the labor deserves.
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Chinstown
San Francisco
Bay
Hobson Wins Sixth District Democratic Nomination
Late returns from the Sixth district Democratic primary confirm Capt. Richard B. Hobson as nominee for Congress over incumbent John H. Bankhead. The result signals a decisive victory and changes the candidate lineup in the Birmingham area.
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Hobson
Saic
Birmingham - Aja
Richard B. Hobson
John H. Bankhead
Fire destroys five houses in Menomonee Falls area
A blaze Tuesday in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin, destroyed five houses and caused an estimated $50,000 in losses. Authorities believe the fire began with an explosion in the rear of a store, though details remain uncertain as investigators inspect the scene.
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Menomonee
Menomiones
Wis
Strikers and France Rail Dispute Reported
Fragmented clippings describe labor actions and railway tensions. Names and places are unclear, but references to strikers, France, and rail lines hint at disruptions affecting business and transport. Details are garbled but indicate ongoing conflict between proprietors and workers.
Prietaed fae Boyden Se Per Wiiein A Srewer
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Boyden and a sewer project with unclarity. Names and places are incomplete, making specific details unavailable. The readable portion hints at a municipal or public works item but lacks a clear action or outcome.
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Prietaed Fae Boyden
Per Wiiein A Srewer
Fexmesty Ivemite Ad of Wa Yi
Desperate gambler Rogers hunted after forging spree
The Council Bluffs brief reports Jack Rogers, latest so called fortune seeker, is wanted in Glenwood for swindling Thomas Smouse out of about 32000 and accused of passing a forged check in Omaha. Returning from four months as a southbound fugitive, he was captured near Cresco, then linked to notes signed by Smouse and Corniel. His bold misdeeds included skimming county rights, running a collection agency, and managing a skating rink while linking victims across Nebraska and Texas.
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Council Bluffs
Jack Rogers
Pottawattamia County
Rogers
Glenwood
Thomas Smouse
Omaha
Gertrude Hough
New Orleans
Fort Worth
Tex
San Francisco
Council
Cres- Reals
Smouse
A. Glenwood Bank
Unknown Man Slain After Restaurant Run-In
An unnamed man, refusing to pay for a meal at the Hugh restaurant in Ottumwa, engaged in a pistol fight with Officer George Bradley. He fled to a grain elevator water room, where Constable George Blount shot him dead as he threatened a waiter. The stranger had no identifying papers. police suspect he might be one of two men known as "Towa Blacky."
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Offeer
Chramiya
Mme Hugh
Ottumwassaman
George Bradley
George Bloon
Bradley Anst
Bradley
Blount
Towa Blacky
Council Bluffs Woman Fires Shot in Family Quarrel
F C Smith was shot Monday in Council Bluffs by his wife after a quarrel involving his mother in law. The bullet struck his left leg near the thigh joint but is not expected to be fatal. The couple had served notes for him to leave as Smith allegedly caused trouble at home. Smith reportedly smashed a door with a hatchet and struck the elder woman. the wife then fired when food was set on the table.
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Council Bluffs
F.C. Smith
Smith
Miss Byrne's Lyhet Sut Special Case and School Board Suit
A defamation suit filed by Miss Rose Yrme, a primary teacher, against D D Hamer Fred Dralle and WG Mandieken of the school board seeks damages for slander and assault allegations. The case will be heard at Mars Court during the April term opening April 30. The Moré & Antraws Creamery of Manchester has secured a government contract to supply 4,000,000 dollars worth of butter to the navy.
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Miss Byrne
Iowa
Navy
Moré & Antraws Creamery Company
Manchester
United States
Hart Train Accident Rattles Town
A Train collision left Hart with a foot injury after a freight train struck him near Love City. The incident disrupted travel as onlookers watched the mishap unfold during a busy afternoon.
Revival matings at Boone delayed for four weeks
Fragmentary notice reports Oliver revival matings facing bermin probtems at Boone for a four week extension, with a return projected around Wey 5. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Miers
Oliver
Bermin
Boone
Fatal accidents and drownings in Devonport events
Several distressing incidents occurred at Devonport on Thursday. Miss Margaret M. Gorman drowned after falling into a cistern. Mrs. Hannah Nielson died of apoplexy at work in her kitchen. William Frieholdt died in his rooms after falling unconscious from uraemia. Henry Kuhlemann and Thomas Gallagher had fingers blown off by an oxygen retort explosion in a stereopticon. Thomas Sergier, a tramp, was knocked from a moving train, dragged along, and hospitalized with serious injuries.
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Devonport
Margaret M. Gorman
Hannah Nielson
William Frieholdt
Henry Kuhlemann
Thomas Galgher
Thomas Sergier
Witton
Funeral rites for Duncan Ross the aged pioneer
Duncan Ross aged 94 died at home of his son and funeral services were held at Akron Baptist church. The Masonic order led the burial procession to the grave. Born November 27 1811 in Nigg Rosshire Scotland he immigrated to America in 1856 and lived in Steete County Minnesota. He and his wife had thirteen children with five sons and two daughters surviving.
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Akron
Duncan Ro
C. A. Blackman
Masonic
Duncan Ross
Nigg
Rosshire
Scotland
America
Steete County
Minn
Pearl Button Factory Fire Near Burlington Wrecks Dutton Plant
A late night blaze damaged the Dutton factory at the Mair Brothers complex in Oquawks Illinois near Burlington. The fire destroyed the building and its fine machinery with limited insurance coverage and no adequate firefighting means at the time. The Pearl button industry long relied on upper Mississippi river mussel shells for processing.
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Oquawke
Burlington
Dutton
Mair Bros
Oquawks
Iil
Mississippi
Sana
Hand Crushed In Machine At Iowa Falls Plant
Frank Shillite, a Des Moines Falls and Northern roundhouse employee, lost part of a hand and a finger after a planing machine drew his hand into machinery while wiping away debris with a branch of avesta. A fellow worker stopped the machine in time to prevent further injury.
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Frank
Teave Falls
Iowa Falls
Frank Shillite
Des Moines
ShHlite
Avesta
Fire Rips Ottumwa Dry Goods Building On Main Street
A blaze at 9 35 Friday night gutted the J. E. Chase Dry Goods Company on Main Street Ottumwa. Fire spread rapidly to adjacent W and Donelan Dry Goods and First National Bank buildings. Loss estimated between 75 908 and 106000 with insurance not disclosed.
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Ottumwa
J. E. Chase Dry Goods Company
Main Street
W. 3
Donelan Dry Goods Company
First National Bank
Mrs Byron Preston falls from Des Moines bridge
Mrs Byron W Preston wife of Judge Preston of Oskaloosa fell twenty five feet from a Des Moines street railway bridge Monday night. She was picked up semi conscious with no bones broken but remains in serious condition from the shock and possible internal injuries. Morningside College endowment secures 2006000 with Carnegie grant 50100 pledged upon matching funds.
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Byron
Judge Preston
Oskaloosa
Des Moines
Six arrestees in Harrison County jail on box Cara break in
In Logan, six men identify themselves including Harry Wilsaqn Frank Smith and Mike earns facing charges for breaking into a box Cara at Missouri Valley. Cantril to rise from fire wreckage as business district plans rebuild after a third blaze in eight years. Walter Kiefner, 25, fatally stabbed by Italian laborer in Muscatine. attacker fled and victim remains hospitalized.
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Arpestat
Harry Wilsaqn
Frank Smith
Madizon Corts
Mike Earns
Frank Boyte
Corke Lewie
Harrison County
Logan
Missouri Valley
Walter Kiefner
Muscatine
Kiefmer
Mapleton Meeting Set by County Superintendent
The Mapleton local gathering is announced for Saturday May 5 under County Superintendent FL EL Lark. A separate note records the capture of an albino reptile and mentions names like Captere Albine Gopher and A F Reth, with farming ties near Council Blats.
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Mapleton
EL Lark
Mapleton Nett
Albine Gopher
A. F. Reth
A. Ripa
Congress Debates Rates and Pacific Relief Bills
The Senate and House pass and debate Indian and Alaska appropriation bills, rail and coastwise rate acts, and a $300,000 Mare Island navy yard request. Emergency funding aids San Francisco sufferers, with extensive discussion of tariffs and labor employment amid ongoing calendar votes and pension approvals.
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Congress
Alaska
California
Colombia
Candier
Miss
Afe- Dawson
Iowa
Gandler
Mara Island Navy Yard
Rock River
Rock County
Mtr
Bpooner
Bailey
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mare Island Navy
San Francisco
Mfr
Burn
Leva
Tari Boutell
Sulzer
Marig Atr. Simms
Spooner
Tthag
Clapp
Willams
Mare Island Navy Yard
Dassad
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Digion Weekly
Zedger
Ireton, Iowa
Lee D. Maynard
Milwaukee Bank
HIG Fund For Indians
Sioar City
Muenter
Yhelma
Bryan
Jerusalem
Wiliam
Tabernacle
Christian Missionary Alliance
Christ
Emporia
Kan
National Educational Association
Rich
Bown
Sertkees
Jeri Muller
Heard
Love Cite
Ainsworth
Fox
Sands
Wyat
Alfred Guartz
Strailer
Independenca
Fishriper
HS Wiltose
Hernan
Ottumw5
Morningside
Morningside College
Sioux Clufs
Andrew Carnegie
Lewis
Fortane
Mia
Teabelle Mark
Lutlington
Switzerland
House
Philippines
Bea
Rhea
Evans
Ric Ewonard Rej
Prise
Ariemana
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