For the Ex-Mayor Jones forgeries shock Little Falls NY
Opening of the Jones safe reveals stock certificates from National Herkimer County Bank. Seventeen certificates used, signatures allegedly forged by William G Milligan and Albert Story. Missing Hadley Jones and his wife suspected in a larger forgery ring with collateral loans across banks. Estimated total stock at least 25000.
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Bryan Will Be Governor Candidate Say Rosewater
New York April 97 Edward Rosewater editor of the Omaha Bee quotes the Times that eight William Jennings Bryan will be a candidate for governor of Nebraska next year. Bryan influences the state and if nominated he may win, with a push toward a U.S. Senate seat if elected.
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Sharp fighting as Germans clash with Chinese north of Shang
A report from Pekin says on April 23 German forces entered Shang through Kuknaz and Chang Chen La passes pursuing retreating Chinese. They pressed for eighteen miles with a sharp engagement before French troops moved to aid. Germans suffer four killed and five officers and eighty men wounded. Chinese losses not known.
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Illegal Voting Charged in St Louis Mayoral Contest
The Repebtiona candidate for mayor George W Parker files a contest against Mayor Rolla Wells in circuit court. Seven grounds allege 50 to 200 Parker votes per precinct were counted for Wells, illegal ballots counted, Parker votes not counted, thousands of Parker ballots unlawfully rejected, and ballots extracted from boxes and replaced by Wells ballots.
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Acquitted of Murder in Paris Court Trial
Count Cornulier, tried for the murder of his wife on November 17, was acquitted after two days in Paris court. He thanked the jurors, spoke to his three children, as the verdict drew applause from about 40 onlookers. The Countess Corntiller was noted for unusual beauty and was the daughter of Count Vianney.
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President Knott denies Port Arthur terminal sale
Samuel R Knott of the Kansas City Southern railroad denied reports that the railroad would sell the Port Arthur Texas terminal to Standard Oil Co. The terminal is in receivership, and no disposition will be made until the court ends the receivership.
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Kansas City Southern Railroad Today
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Farmers buy an elevator at Melom Kansas district
Farmers Co operative Grain Co purchased an existing elevator near Melom Solomon Kansas and levied an assessment to fund upkeep and harvest operations. Members represent over half the wheat acreage in the area. Construction and canal projects beyond involve large-scale borrowing and regional development.
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Farewell to President and Cuban Trade Talks
The Cuban Commission urged immediate reciprocal treaty steps for Cuba as Senor Capote pressed for action. President replied policies hinge on political questions and a Cuban government must be formed before negotiations. He promised a commission on economic relations once the government is in place. Separately, defense presented alibi in Eddie Cudahy kidnapping case. A neighbor’s daughter testified about Pat Crowe rumors. A mob near Siul Kote protested plague inspections, cavalry restored order after overpowering police.
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MONROE DOCTRINE AND FAR REACHING SOUTH AMERICAN VIEW
The Saturday Review warns alliance with the United States would prevent German aims in South America and provoke a broader Anglo-Saxon conflict. Meanwhile prairie fires devastate Nebraska ranches near Valentine. fires spread rapidly northward under south winds. The Bee reports Mrs. Carrie Nation will edit her jail paper, seeking subscriptions to cover costs. Also notes a German gardener’s stomach removal operation, Orth Stein’s death in New Orleans, and various appointments and peace prospects from Missouri to Brazil.
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Pursuit to reclaim Carter funds tied to Savannah harbor frauds
A Washington–Herald report says Attorney General Knox, under presidential guidance, plans rapid steps to recover government money linked to former Captain OM Carter in Savannah harbor frauds. A confidential White House–DOJ conference aims to outline an immediate action plan. Authorities say about 750,000 dollars traced to Cartermay have been located in New York banks and others.
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American steel in Burma and rail contracts draw praise
A Kangim Times correspondent notes American firms win major Burma railway contracts over British builders with lower bids. American steel lines the Gokteik viaduct and Atbara ridge works, 80 locomotives ordered for Indian railways, and imports of American rails rise in Tanenn. The shift reflects a broader pattern of US firms securing key infrastructure and railway supply contracts in the region.
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Colorado River Project to Harness Grand Canyon Power
A Magpatch from Phenix reports a plan to develop hydroelectric power from the Colorado River at the Grand Canyon. Engineers say 140 miles along the river could yield more energy than Niagara Falls, with a summer plant to power nearby towns mining camps and electric railways. The plan includes a rimline electric railway for canyon tourists.
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American exhibit planned for Azores fair visit
Report to Washington states Azores authorities plan a three week fair in July to honor Portugal’s king and queen. United States should display products and will likely obtain exhibit space. Customs duties on goods delivered for reshipment may be remitted. 5 percent charge applies to goods sold but not delivered until after the fair. Ancient Egyptian jewelry found by Reisner noted for Berkeley dispatch.
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Faculty actions against sophomores over senior prom incident
Nine sophomores at Kanase University were suspended by the faculty council after clashes with juniors en route to a prom last week. Suspended students were barred from campus through May 27, allowing time to take term exams. A Monday meeting may spur a petition for reinstatement as students protest the measure.
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