Barnes' Council Completes Case in Oyster Bay Trial
In a New York Court, Barnes' counsel rested after calling Roosevelt's private secretary to testify about a statement printed by newspapers at Oyster Bay. The defense portrayed Roosevelt as champion of good government while asserting charges of corruption were political attacks.
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N.Y
Wine Barnes
Roosevelt
Republic de State Committee
United States
Barnes
Dle
Win Dolar Menh
Calonel Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Bse
Wee Bvies
Merc Barthes
Warne
van Benschoten
New York
Ted Catone Roosevelt
Mr. Barnes
Chas
FP. Murphy
Toomany Hall
Hinself
Win Barnes
Mir
Iris
Ties
HTM
Pius Ted
Mir. Towers
Justien Andress
NO DECREASE IN MARRIAGES IN BERLIN DECEMBER
Berlin reports no decline in marriages in December with a slight rise in deaths. The text notes steady marriage rates, similar to the previous year, while deaths increased, possibly linked to hospital conditions. Streetcar traffic showed modest reductions and public meetings in Berlin were fewer than the prior period. A reference to Mrs. Re M. Hinckley’s extended trip to Payette and Arkansas ends the fragment.
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Berlin
Alne
Iss-Hanks
Re M. Hinckley
Payette- Vic Arkansas
Germans Interned After Atlantic Voyage Incident
Fragmented OCR reports indicate the crew of a German submarine reached London aboard the Selig Olaf, April 20. It notes naval personnel from the Pring Mitel Friedrich were interned at the Norfolk facility after being brought from Newport News, under orders to deter further actions.
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London
Selig Olav Landen
Sisiser
Pring Kitel Prederek HV
Theamer Selig Ohae
New Yor
Daily Mail
Copenhager
Norfolk
Newport News
Folk
Civilizational Peace Amid War Warns by Josiah Strong
In New York City the Rev Josiah Strong urges that future world peace will come only once great powers coexist. He cites geographic barriers religious and cultural differences and inertia in institutions as present obstacles. Strong argues the wartime mobilization highlights interdependence and the need for cooperative progress among nations.
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Josiah Strong
New York City
Fraser Chapel
Strong
New York
Tadeo
Liege
Strom
Wess
Ives
Lee
Solicit Woodl and Stock at Woodland Park
A group of solicitors call for stock purchases at Woodland Park arguing the Wordstand Park project is practically certain to pass. Notable signers include Lawrence Chis and Seth of Lawwrence, with statements asserting broad support and strong public interest in the plan.
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Woodland Park
Thant
Lawrence Chis
Walters
Seif Tedat
Lawrence Donsherty
Seth Oof
Lawwrence
Han Gauiier
Lawrence
B. Wiesim
FLOR
Berson
Aranda
Ctables
Pettibone
William Fo Spalding
All -Ottiers
Bits Wordstand Park
Luaples
Unpaved Streets In Town To Be Repaired
City officials in Lawrence discuss funding and plans to repair badly damaged streets. A committee reports no action yet but promises repairs will be authorized when possible. Sidewalk safety orders prohibit roller skating on Massachusettts Street from the river to Park Street to reduce accidents.
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Domghis
Massichusetts Street
Piark Street
Misi Thascls
Che Deg Liveryier
Linas
Norrh
North Lawrences
Lars Serer
Pat
Ineritia
Wanais
Todd
Bien Pire
Thala
Sie Mitchell
Fragmentary report on a midline hand injury at nine days
The readable fragments mention a right hand injury and a nine day timeline. Names or full context are unclear, but the note cites a medical or surgical setting and references a Taminder or paving context. Further details are missing due to OCR damage.
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Sovelli
Carranza Claims Victory as Villa Retreats Toward Celaya
The United States dispatch reports Villa’s forces suffered about 6,090 killed and wounded in the Celaya clash. Carranza’s forces claim a decisive victory with Villa’s army retreating north toward the road, while communications to the American legation discuss a wider collapse of Villa’s west coast movement and possible central defeat.
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Washi Hspatehe
Awtory
Crap Villa
Celaya
Tate
Radt
Villia
Gwa
Cullentes
Celewva
Drapuie
Admiral Hawgrd
Carrara
Villa
Consulir
Work On Choral Union Rehearsal Sets Stage For Concert
Irene Jonini of the Central Volritaele Lysine Compre will sing two of her evonpscal solos at the Lawrence Choral Union rehearsal. The young soprano has an enviable reputation as a concert singer, and the people of Lawrence look forward to hearing her. Director Downing urges prompt attendance at 7 for the practice.
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Lawrence Choral Union
Irene Jonini
Ciena
Lysine
Jonatind
Lawrence
Downing World
Tod Siant
Iran
Incoherent Tax Collector Remarks Spark Local Debate
Fragmented text describes a tax collection official facing accusations of false statements and incomplete reporting. It mentions petitions to the Board of Revision, potential arrests, and changes in school administration. Also notes a infant in Lawrie and Buckley’s political campaign activity.
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Lawrie
Grandchildren Inherit One Million Each From Nelson Will
The will of William R. Nelson probated in Kansas City appoints his widow Laura Kirkwood Nelson as executor and trustee for his daughter and any future children. It creates a 40 year trust funding a Missouri college model farm with proceeds for public art and university uses. After trust ends, remainder goes to universities in Minnesota and Oklahoma with Art acquisitions to remain in Kansas City.
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Kausas City
William Re Nelson
Natans City
Story Flat
Laura Nedson Mirhovend
Tite
Cleavill
Bath
Puublic
Usiverae
Kansas City
Missouri
Thie Pathlinker
Vaudeville Tonight Aids Women's Dorm Fund at University
University vaudeville show tonight to raise funds for the women’s dormitory. All acts by students, with proceeds aiding the dormitory program. Journal World notes strong local coverage and ongoing community interest in the Lawrence area.
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Strdense
al IK
Univerents
Hobisen
Italy Cannot Stay Out of War Says Neutral Diplomat
A Geneva era neutral diplomat quoted in the Giornale Witaha asserts Italy will surely join the fight. The piece discusses strategic sea control across the Adriatic, with aims to limit actions between France and Britain, positioning Italy to influence the eastern front and prevent Russian advances from Corin disi.
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Italy
Rome
Giornale Witaha Yestert
Iter
Digenal
Haly
Nadia
Haly Mist
Strategie Pointe
Aviona
Adriania
Adriatic
Corindisi
Beane
Open Bids Tomorrow for City Construction Contracts
The board plans immediate work once contracts are let with bids due tomorrow. Six contractors invited to submit proposals for entrusts to construct a crane building and related facilities. W. Frenchan will attend the meeting. work expected to start as soon as plans are ready and funds are available.
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Babldiniss
Eoelock
Althowsi
Rtrd of Education
Ant al Bewn Attenta
Ile Meetin
W. Gernand
Ob Fool
Aneetine Tomorrot
Receivers Appointed for Rock Island Line Company
The Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway is placed in receivership after a petition by American Steel Foundries. Judge Carpenter’s court names T. U. C. Mike as president and Jacob Dickinson as an official. The only remaining asset is the railroad stock, now of little value, with creditors and stockholders needing protection.
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Chicago
Chiccano, Hook Island & Pagities Rathway
Pany
Peverners
Jacob M. Dickinson
Coffir
Movlvers
American Steel Kounctys
Stock Island Company
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Cmpany
Hinds
York
Te Round Ag
Rock Inland Company
Missouri Debate Tomorrow in Columbia City
A garbled report notes a debate scheduled in Columbia Missouri between the dayhawk and the Vier. It mentions national policy positions and states Colorado Oklahoma and Kansas outcomes, with participants Cale Carson Len Joseph and Lia Wedel cited among the temp host group.
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Dayhawk
Columbia
Tomorrw
United States
Kansas
Arthur MicMurray
Colorado
Oklahoma
Missori
Ansas
Misaouri
The
Temo
Cale Carson
Len Joseph
Lia Wedel
Artery Cut Incident at Johnson’s Store
Malone was injured yesterday afternoon at 649 Fifth in Johnson’s store when he was pushed or stumbled into a glass pane. A large shard struck his left leg causing a deep cut and profuse bleeding. Bystanders applied a temporary tourniquet before Dr. H T Jones arrived to treat the wound.
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Kate
Johnson
Malone
H.T. Jones
Oregon Boots for Prisoners on Road Work
County officials plan to put iron ankle restraints on prisoners assigned to road maintenance. The devices restrict running while allowing standing use, and have been used elsewhere with favorable appearance and public credit. Residents praised the program as wholesome labor for the offenders.
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Oregon
Lawrence
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