Gompers Mitchell and Morrison Sentenced in Labor Case
Prominent labor leaders Samuel Gompers and others were found guilty by Judge Wright in the District of Columbia court. The decision imposes imprisonment while bond actions secure appeal. notices target the Ammonia Refabrication Labor case, with $5000 bond set and a subsequent district court appendage planned.
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Khar Lodorn Ac
AoMca
Morriven
Heorniiy
Anding
Juadea Wright
Tifa
Goimporsh
Surly
Anil Fa
Tha Court
Diateket Court
Seven Men Seek Circuit Judge Seat in Appleton District
Seven Appleton attorneys vie for the vacant circuit judge post in the Tenth Judicial District held by Von Goodland. May next year marks the start of the campaign with candidates including M.H. Wilcox Bradford and William Kerala amid calls for a broad field and decisive early action.
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Cirente
von Goodland
Eclrcult
Tila Calintey
Goodland
Appleton Aon
Eonditney
Honor
Wilcox
Bradford
Wo Dalter
Ao Queler
I Centary Faen
Alstriet
Jade
Wihimah
Kerala
Dude
Sunaerkon
Himiphrey
Vic Ciey
Howe
AL Anc Ventens
Allarfoy T. OW
Tegin
Thn
Lioglalite Catity
Har Association
Elrcult
Attornay
Cliarton
Crandon
Wil
Flarence
Botteven
Fire devastates Brooklyn block destroying property
A large blaze swept a Brooklyn block causing extensive damage estimated around $2,500 to $10,000 in property. Firefighters battled the flames as authorities prepared for a partition sale later this week.
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Marlo Hamelens
Hermand Parrkonn
Warley
Irv Wiel
Apartiene Houes
Brooklyn 10
Hunter Finds Body In Brush Pile Near Sheboygan
In Sheboygan area, Amo W. Hoenerold, 27, was found dead amid brush. Witnesses reported a spent car bottle and concerns of self harm. The body was sent to a hospital in Wausau for examination amid undetermined cause.
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Hunter
Arto Darnofeldt
Sheboygan
Bolic
Lylge
Wis Gall
Amo W. Hoenerold
Rte Lda
Wotton
Bernetol
Wil
Dan
Forty Years With Bank Ends in Suicide, Court Case
A Worcester man with forty years at a bank killed himself today. The Worcester court heard the case about his death and discussed the distribution of accounts. The judge ruled there was no constructive union for Lake's retirement claim and related filings.
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Mit
Dea
W. Cattlig
Fae
Lake
Convention Calls Washington Meeting For National Study Group
A convention in Washington plans to form a national organization for study in economics. Delegates discuss methods to unite local groups under a central body, outlining aims to support home, school, and community education and to promote organizational collaboration nationwide.
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Washington
National Organization For Study
HARTY
Athe
Lawlainey
Formbay
la Witsington
Keda
Virginia Debates Dry Christmas Law Amid Referendum Hype
Virginia lawmakers advance a dry Christmas law amid statewide debate and public interest. The measure, styled Ty ed Taw, seeks enforcement changes and liquor restrictions, with votes and discussions moving through the legislature. The effort reflects broader efforts to curb alcohol sales while balancing regional sentiments.
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Virginia
Jan Tanetan
Edie
Goa
Mutmiae
Nilitalett
LynchMirg
Elon
Toont
Committed death by own action by inhaling gas
Police report the death of former Insurance Company president in New York as a suicide by gas inhalation. The morgue and investigation followed, with officers noting missing items at the scene and later recovery of a package or papers.
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Inewrance Company
New York
Krvulentety
Ustrahom
Miamat Haase Bog
Triauranedeine Pans
South
Cae Polkoneine
Hiteda
Former Pittsburg Bank Officials Denied Bail Trial
Seven councilmen and two bankers were arraigned on charges of corruption. The case involves the city’s legislative body and estimated losses of around forty four thousand dollars. One former president’s daughter tied to the firm appeared in court.
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Pittsburg Bank
Councilmien
Mittablire
Manila
Bay Elty
Palma
A. A
Vila
Corman
Wife shoots husband after plea for pardon
A fragmented report states a wife killed her husband who sought pardon and reconciliation after a dance. The text is garbled but implies a domestic fatal shooting occurring early today, with unclear names and locations.
Verdict in favor of Alderman Coughlin shocks city
A local newspaper photographer testified in a Ward Deme case as Alderman Coughlin was found not guilty of assault. The trial concluded with a verdict in favor of Coughlin, amid tense public and political reaction in the ward.
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Coughlin
Bathhousa
John
PTY Amaia Pep
Lynn
Uva
Trie Ward Demeanita Wnts
Big Elevator at Argyle Burns Down
A large elevator at Argyle was destroyed by fire on Tuesday night, burning the structure and all its contents. Firefighters reported extensive damage, with grain and related items consumed, and the blaze spreading to nearby buildings but no injuries were listed. Local authorities investigated the incident as a structural fire.
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Argyle
Eclipse Not Visible In This Region Today
Text fragment notes that today’s eclipse is not visible here. It mentions geographic regions in the southern hemisphere and hints at visibility limitations across parts of South America, Africa, and the Pacific, without providing precise times or locations.
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South America
South Atlantis
South Africa
Tieh
Ellie
Cacerdell
Teu
Traveling man escapes roof entrapment in Rockford chase
A traveling man, attempting to flee a Rockford hotel, climbs to the roof and starts a desperate escape, prompting officers and attorneys to intervene as guards secure the scene. Details show a chaotic pursuit with a cautious plan to keep the suspect in custody.
University President seeks big raise to fund faculty pay
Madison and Wisconsin leaders push for a $100,000 salary increase for professors to improve living costs and retain scholarly staff. President Van Hive argues higher pay is needed as living costs rise, with comparisons to Minnesota and other states.
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Dee
U Uiversity
Madsen
Catarlok
Daelara
Chacon Re
Pixa
University OF Wihoonhin
Ute
Xays
van Ulan
Heidantes
Agios
Madison
Minnewpotty
Chena
Yan Tike Ays
Otter Universilim
Merona Wal
Linco
IGEMEN Waiting For The Genuine Gold Weather
December nears end and prospects for a bumper harvest are slim. Mr Bam Tall of the City Tee Company notes they typically do not harvest until after year’s end, showing little concern amid unclear conditions.
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Walttig
Batuw Wenthir
Arelva
Bam Tall
City Tee Company
Christmas Celebrations of the Royal Families
Christmas preparations as monarchs and households plan varied observances across Europe. The British royal family in London hosts a family gathering, gifts for royal children, and church services while the Queen visits cottages. Potsdam presents are arranged for the German imperial family, with Christmas Eve and Christmas Day feasts and charity, and Vienna notes a restrained Hofburg celebration centered on giving and religious observance.
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Numeria
Wick Quinon
Tinvea
Andre
Hoade Af Murape
London
Hoaphela Hava Alta
Yairs
Taruinig
Owalan
Owalan All Algepora
Brenlern
Mary Magdalen
Migs Kuollya
Alway Lnoks
Ming Venat
Honsa
Potsdam
Horlin
Doe
Potsdam Castle
Christman
Questa
Welhnachten
Hofburg
Vienna
Vifleant
Missouri Supreme Court Ousts Oil Firms and Dissolves Third
Jefferson City December 2 The Missouri Supreme Court ousted the Standard Oil Company of Indiana and the Republic Oil Company of Missouri and forbade them from some activities and dissolving the Walurid Petroleum Company of St Louis. Each company fined 50000 dollars. Court finds the firms conspire to regulate and fix prices to restrain trade in refined petroleum products and deceive the public about independence of operations.
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Missouri Supreme Court
Standard of Indiana, and
Republic: Oil
Jefferson City
Mixwourt
Standard
Ol Company
Tiliana
Rapubtic
Minaouri
St Lowii
Cork
Cam
Companier Cone Apliet
Mit
Manitowoc Divorce Granted After Unfaithful Wife Repeats
A Manitowoc man obtained a divorce describing his wife’s repeated infidelity since their marriage. He stated she returned home after remorse but left again with another man, earning no share of property for her. The court noted ongoing strains and health issues influencing the case while details about the couple’s later lives remained unclear.
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Manitowoc
Jamal Tee Thy Garhuth
Los
Irante
Urea
Joe
Taft
Brotten
Jade
Reresh
Iran
Herman Selatte
Aldoat
Commladtot
Sehuntta Jawuld
Rafung
Hehnotte Fk
Dave Galt
Saveral Weala
Fox River Kaltthig Company
Monanha
Ira
Iowa
Venezuela Opens Dialogue With United States War Threats Eased
Washington reports a telegraphic note from Venezuela accepting overtures for peace. Commissioner Tay adnoctat sails aboard the North Carolina to Caracas to discuss warship presence at La Guaira. Holland happily notes revocation of blockade and orders to suspend certain operations along the Venezuelan route.
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Ashe Fa
Sam
Holland
Pagan
Washington
State Department
United States
Yonatola
la Guatra
Mwichanan
United Baton
Cruler
North Carolina
Veninzuela
Unions Meet on Great Lakes Amalgamation Plan
At a national convention in Cleveland yesterday, delegates debated uniting all labor unions across the Great Lakes region. The proposed amalgamation aims to consolidate bargaining power and streamline labor activities amid rising industrial tensions.
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Asueniaren Prean
Claveland
Olio
Dee
Handa Tril Dniyas
Hncrat
Jolbery
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Hoekford
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Korot
Dantern
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Hime Manuel
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