Rockefeller Dies at Tarrwitown After Illness
William Rockefeller, eighthy one, longtime Standard Oil head, dies of pneumonia at his home Rockwood Hall North Tarrytown. Ill health years and wealth noted. vast family gathers at his deathbed. noted public interest and high regard in New York and national business circles.
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Parumonia
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North Turrytown
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Indiana Goal Mine Owner Sues Union Over Mine Workers Case
An Indiana mine owner sues the United Mine Workers of America in a labor dispute. The filing seeks freedom for the involved workers and challenges actions tied to past operations and penalties. The case outlines financial and legal stakes as both sides claim rights and responsibilities in the disputed mining community.
Wisconsin Brewers Sentenced for Dry Law Violation
Wisconsin Brewers were sentenced after a dry law violation case. Mita Auviker and Raymon Troiph faced fines and bonds as authorities cited violations connected to a beer business operation. The judgment included fines up to 75,000 dollars and bonds set at 50,000, with probation terms for ongoing permits and business activities.
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Wisconsin
Mita Auviker
Raymon Troiph
Raines
Phair
Rowehowes
Jaton
Balin
Cyery Weir
Labor Federation Opposes Move for Russ Recognition
Labor federation officials oppose a proposed move to recognize Russia in the current political climate. The stance emphasizes worker rights, international alignment, and potential impact on domestic labor groups.
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Japan plans Siberia evacuation by end of October says Tokio
Tokyo announces a government directive to evacuate Japanese civilians from Siberia by the end of October. Officials emphasize orderly removal and coordination with local authorities to ensure safety and compliance.
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Japan
Siberia
Tokio
Murdered Dr Rathenau Shot by Assassin in Germany
German Foreign Minister Walther Rathenau was fatally shot by an unknown assailant who fled the scene leaving authorities to pursue the suspect. The assassination shocks Berlin as officials announce the crime and vow a swift investigation.
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Governor Small's Case Goes To The Jury On Saturday
Governor Len Small faces conspiracy to defraud the state charges as jurors hear the case in Waukegan. The nine week trial centered on alleged misuse of state funds during 1817 1819 and 1900 while he was governor, with verdict expected by nightfall and possible indictment.
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Afelock
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Iris
T Vrer
Wied Sterling
Tonishir
Willaussen
Marian
Chicara
Colmmel Samuel Hoover
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Hugh Willis
Toral
Tilire
Terria
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Himter
Miers
Ten Muirehed
Mar Dso
Thadon
Hunter
General Foreman
Carnation Dan Deat Chicago Reporter Dies
Carnation Dan, a 69 year old reporter, died in Chicago early Saturday after a brief illness. He had been hospitalized twelve days at St. Joseph's Hospital following an illness that kept him bedridden until his death.
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Death of Rathenau Follows Attack in Reichstag
A German government report describes the assassination of Foreign Minister Walther Rathenau in Berlin as he left his residence. An automobile halted near the Kurfürstenallee district after which two assailants fired on him, wounding him fatally as he slumped from his horse and expired shortly after. The incident caused a nationwide uproar as the Reichstag convened and condemning statements poured in from political figures and organizations.
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Saas Valley
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Three local youths arrested for theft of fuses torpedoes
Three youths Ages 12 14 12 14 were arrested by special agent Beirling for theft of fuses and torpedoes for a caboose in Turpunsron Thursday evening. They were taken to Central Station and will appear before Judge Brides in county court on Wednesday.
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Wedlanad
Coal company to sue over damages after mine disaster
A coal company plans to sue for damages and loss of life tied to a fatal mine incident. A military commission arrived to assess the wrecked Lester mine and the surrounding violence, questioning officials and union members about the events leading to the tragedy and delays in mobilizing troops.
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Milton Z. Favenii
Smalk
Carbou- Ati
Tyo
Feveman
Chicago
Samuel Hanser
Acjntent Reneral
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Dearth
Dowell
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Berause
Reorganization plans launched at La Crosse mass meeting
A large La Crosse audience gathered Friday night to back a reorganized Chamber of Commerce aimed at boosting the city. Speakers including Rev Ambrose Murphy and Dan Weigle urged cooperation, self-reliance, and civic leadership to attract growth and improve the town's standing.
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St. Paul
Chamber of Commercn
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la Crosse
Joseph Felher
Stella Trane
Charles Schweiz
Ambrose Murphy
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Mayor Pushes In Measure On Union Station In La Crosse
La Crosse City Council adopts a resolution urging the Railroad Commission to order a union passenger station here. Aldermen Anders en, Wilines and Punk vote against. Minhuyesy excused. McConnell defends campaign and presses for a public vote while outlining the plan and hearings process before the commission.
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