Baltimore grand jury warns on negro crime in state
A Baltimore grand jury report to Judge Wickes highlights a striking racial disparity in Maryland crime figures. It notes a high ratio of negro defendants relative to population, calling the situation a serious social menace. The document appears amid broader wartime-era public concerns and a mix of international and domestic human interest items.
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Grand Jury
Baltimore
Wickes
Upandinginle
Mvaruyn
Maryland
Taylor 18 Vindicated by Auditor's Books
The audit of the Insurance Department reveals shortfalls under former auditor Hipple. Mayhew and examiner Taylor highlight a $2,500 annual shortage, with an estimated total around $7,000 after a thorough review. Settlement with the state involved book errors and overcharges, implicating bookkeeper mishandling and two transcription omissions. Hipple disputes intent, promising to repay through assets as investigations continue.
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Jenet
Tervigh
Mr. Hipple
Saleh
Want Daily Train Service On Harlem Line Dispute
Aberdeen residents along the Harlem line of the Milwaukee Mare protest for daily service while officials of the South Lincoln railway commission discuss notices. The North Vikota commission plans a joint session in Melion to address the dispute and possible actions.
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Harlem
Milwaukee
Aberdeen
Maries
Milwawkey Real
Andover
du Cort
Teat Xarvies
South Lincoln Bari Nf Museoat
Tos
Hatmalara
North Vikota Comumixion
Aso Heen
Pwo
Treated With Inhuman Denetty by Four Gang of Theeshers
Aberdeen Sout 26. A tramp was brutally attacked by four men, knocked down, stripped, and dragged into a barn where bystanders watched. The victim was badly injured and later died. one suspect faces possible charges in connection with the case.
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NO CHICAGO LABOR CONVENTION
The Social Democracy follows the head of the Federation of Labor. In Chicago on Sept, the secretary Welk warns the social democracy will take no part in the convention of labor delegates planned to gather for miners interests. The partial settlement of the coal miners strike prompted the convention’s necessity, but the Federation of Labor meeting in Washington advised withholding delegates. The United Mine Workers, under their own auspices, have not arranged for demounting. The social democracy aligns with the AFL to keep delegates away, making the convention uncertain.
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Federation of Labor
Chicago
Liv
Welk
Stribe
Wall Kelcher
Washington
United Mine Workers
Americany Federation of Labor
Great Britain Withdraws From Sealing Conference
Great Britain notifies the United States it cannot participate in the Washington sealing conference if Japan and Russia are included. London cites no reasons publicly, but the decision is described as absolute. Canada had urged withdrawal, fearing a vote against Britain by the United States, Russia, and Japan.
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Dapany
London
Sunt
Great Britain
United States
Washington
Japan
Russa
pMice
Salisbury
Russia
Canada
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Heltian Foreign Office
Han
Sherman
Tix
Work of avery day Indian liquor case watch Sampia
Chamberlain in September 1944 notes a Sioux incident where white men were accused of delivering liquor to Indians in violation of federal law. The case aimed to benefit the perpetrators financially and drew attention to longstanding local alcohol trade issues among Cheyenne River agency and Spotted Crow communities. Jonah Wandel, an elder from the river valley, is identified as a longstanding local figure amid these events.
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Chamberlain
Cheyenne River Agency
Jonah Wandel
Dad River
Frank
Waneix
Utecounire
Acquittals Highlight Wessington Court Session
Judges adjourned after a mixed docket with notable outcomes. George A. Foasenden, inspector of government key, faced questions but no conviction, while the Murstiors were acquitted in the cattle stealing case, shocking local residents. Trials touched on telecommunication and religious revival plans, with ongoing community interests in downtown redevelopment and church activities.
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Chicago
Dake Hynton
Mitty
Jia
Ania
George A. Foasenden
Rovernment Key
Hag Sons
BIONX
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Rontravt
Harry Sterlug
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Oxrenpath
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Murst
Diplomas to Be Signed by Regents in English
A 1907 law prompts gradual switch to English on diplomas across many states. Regents signatures will no longer be only faculty, with Minnesota and others adopting English acknowledgments. Several universities nationally already issue diplomas in English, impacting arts and other curricula.
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Eymillion
Toluidine Howe
Missim
Indiana
Towa
Rama
Ohio
Fexay
Chile
Wisconsin
Canfar Hia
Missouri
North Wid Soak Dakor
Labor Conference in Chicago Moderated by Labor Groups
A labor conference in Chicago on September 2 gathered kindred representatives linked to the St. Louis convention. Delegates, not in official capacity, debated aims, with Dein of the social democracy urging action for workers and warning strikes harm workers. Committee chair EM. Minister of St. Lowe led credentials as criticism of President Gompere of the Federation of Labor intensified.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Thele
Dein
Social Democracy
Katy Thiners
St. Lowe
Gompere
Opening of Yankton's Big Show at the Fur Promines
Crowds arrive as Yankton hosts the South Dakota route fair with no admission fee. Entries exceed prior year with full departments and new buildings. Tomorrow begins the fair in earnest featuring racing programs including pace and pony races with purses listed.
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Yankton
South Dakota
Tony
Millionaire Son Marries German Teacher in Berlin Quietly
Newport reports William Von Anden, a Brooklyn merchant's son, wed Ida Kesasberg a German teacher during a quiet Berlin visit. The couple returned to New York where the father, charmed by the wife, approved a second, more public celebration after the initial private ceremony.
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How
Brooklyn Millonaire
Min
Soares
Newport
Willam von Anden
Brooklyn
Berlin
Ida Kesasberg
van Andep
Phe
Riotous Pole Clash Ends in Bloodshed and Arrests
A violent street duel in Glenedilley on September 2 left several dead and many wounded. Joseph Cavundinh’s hotel became a focal point as mobs clashed with knives and revolvers, sparking a citywide call for police intervention. numerous suspects were taken into custody as authorities sought to quell ongoing unrest.
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Mura
Sean
Wi. Culnentingels
Joseph Cavundinh
Poland
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Payty
Cavendish Sen
Kent
Waloon
Bie
Brooklyn's Tax Shortfall Revealed by Albany Inquiry
New York sept 2 High city officials report a Brooklyn tax shortfall rising to 1 5 million to 3 million dollars due to unpaid taxes over years. The Albany examination found discrepancies between Brooklyn and other cities accounts revealing personal tax gaps and uncollected city assets prompting possible legislative action to cover the deficit.
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New York
Howard Gars
Wien
Athat
Leonie Jy
Albany
Greater New York
New
Brooklyn
Camp Hullie
Arrdara
Typhoid Fever Epidemic Strikes Town and Surrounds
Epidemic of typhoid fever reported in Independence Kansas and nearby areas. A Coffeyville doctor lists twenty fever patients while measures are taken to halt spread. Reports also note cases near Snow Creek in the Thilda Forest area and in the southern Kern Territory, with several fatalities or severe illnesses cited.
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Kans
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Pensions And Postmasters Added To Pens Mon List
Names granted yesterday include Mier ton Maqualinuis Avron ML Tines Dickens Robert W Boyd Trimghaes Calel HK Newman Central City Nebraska Original George Wh Davidson Wilbon Henry Martine Mattamonth Additional Jorlans Arlington Renews and Reissue John P New Seward Tereine Ira A Church Meadow Gray postmasters appointed in Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and other counties amid removals and appointments in Cirroll Wann Clay Wayne and other districts. court in Washington notes a palace incident with Trineos Chimuy inmate reference.
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Newman
Central City
Kes
Relysie
Tenry
John P. Wilson
Nebraska
George W
Cruft
Maloy
Ringgold
Provisions Taken From Them Od Lem God Sookeim
A scrambled report describes obligations and forced payments by a group including Davis and Shepard, detailing a sequence of coercive acts along a river, with references to town names, dates, and multiple unnamed individuals. The account suggests threats and enforcement tied to a business or travel disruption and mentions alleged compensation in money or gold.
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Dawnun Chiy
Muska
She Ban
Meaniad
Cotoneh OV
Davis
Byki
Waeh
Tia
Shepard
Davia
Tina
Thayesun
Giles
Jake von Fee
Davao
Minbad
Miley
Dawson
Jawa
Coroners Jury Censures Deputies Over Fatal Shooting
The coroner's jury findings blame deputies for at least one fatal shooting during a public disturbance. Clement U Matock and others were cited in the verdict, noting the killing occurred during arrests on public highways and assessing culpability for the deaths. Market and stock quotations from Sioux City area were also reported in the same pages, reflecting a busy day for local commerce.
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Hip Eputiy
Tinzettan
Furs Wien
Lalli
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Gobray
Meir
Sheri
Martin
Barton’ Frevs
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Freien
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Sheebe Marti
Tereilese
George Mane
Roach Confident on Conference Role and Yellow Fever Notes
Mr Roach remains hopeful as the conference molds policy on silver and bimetallism. The piece cites Roache in Slocan district, discussing international conference prospects and Brussels outcomes. Mentions Senator Wolcott as a strong bimetallist ally and England's role. notes yellow fever reports in Mississippi and nearby areas with no local cases in Natches.
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Weussela
Konettied
van Conver
Jamer
Rovche
Partionent Tox Kael Reeny
Slocan Diatriet
Angenuil
Roache
Rowche
England
Sensational Stock Exchange Decision Ties Up Kansas City Market
Judge Foster rules against the Kansas City livestock exchange in a United States district case. The ruling enjoins the exchange from enforcing its by laws and punishing nonmembers, declaring the association a monopoly aimed at controlling cattle trade at the stock yards. The decision cites widespread boycotts and the dominance of commission merchants, noting the vast Kansas City stock yards and related packing houses as the case’s core context. The opinion discusses the exchange’s rules, membership demands, and potential federal implications for future anti trust actions.
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Viited Stiles
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Ehanie Wa
Ani
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Greer
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Aten
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Ittelox
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Interstate Commerce and Trusts Challenge in Kansas City Case
Judge Foster highlights interstate commerce scope in stock shipments, noting shipments from multiple states to Kansas City stockyards remain interstate commerce even after unloading. He cites federal statutes on animal transport and inspection, and references 1885 health reforms and women’s health advocacy shaping local policy against urban squalor and “pure country milk.”
Untouched North of Gulf St Lawrence Draws Explorers
In Scribner's Cap Frederic Triand extols the northern region north of the Gulf of St Lawrence as the continent's most intriguing for uncommercial explorers. He notes it has seen ship passages for four centuries yet remains largely undisturbed beyond the water’s edge, with rivers spilling from hills into a lakes network and vast back country. The Quebec Crown Lands commissioner calls it the least known North American area with only some lakes mapped.
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Scribner's
Yast
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Crown Lands
Quebec
North America
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Coun
Several Say They Saw Her Alive In Wisconsin Case
A Chicago area telegram chain reports people claiming to have seen Mrs. Luetgert alive after she vanished. Attornies Wilant Vincent and Henry Fahlen know little of the claims and struggle with funds to probe. Police note possible sighting near Oshkosh and Kenosha while awaiting any new developments.
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Liletygert
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USA
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Sing “Merch
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Kenosha
Luogort
Seattle Murder Case Shocks City of Skayeny
A Seattle report describes a fatal shooting following a domestic dispute. A carpenter tied to the Wilding building project allegedly plotted to kill a woman who then killed him in defense or with jealousy motive. Investigators describe a deadly sequence ending with the assailant shot in the head as bystanders reacted and authorities fined those involved.
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Peon Peeters
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Wash
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Dyer
Skige
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Joe Choybaki
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Uta
Bill
Aish Wilare
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Tielde
St Kossad
Tiehihon
Manin
Unclear crime report ends with man dying from ruptured diaphragm
A chaotic account describes a confrontation at a storefront near Israel Mareng where a defender wounded a man during a dispute over stock. The victim, Marcus, was persuaded to enter a rival shop where a struggle led to a shooting. The injured man was moved to a hospital. doctors determined a ruptured diaphragm caused death, with the incident deemed likely fatal.
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Kneateen
Israel
Mareng
Garehaser
Charles Cunene
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Fider
Pilzeimmonx -Striele Corett
Mareux
jhVnkiniie
The Creed A School Issue in Lone Hon Bond Election
A fragmented report on a school bond election focusing on religion and the Apostles' creed. Mentions political groups and debate over creed inclusion in schooling, with references to school board divisions and moderates. No clear outcomes given.
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Lone Hon
Call for Renewal of War in Athens Denises Peace Terms
A large Concord square meeting urged King George and the cabinet to renew war with Turkey rather than accept peace terms. Speakers attacked the king and Crown Prince Constantine. police tried to arrest one man but he fled amid crowd resistance. The crowd’s tone remained predominantly peaceful despite the outburst.
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Hellbess
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