Lamb Asks For Rights In Jurisdiction Hearing
Judge George Tl Whiteout presides in district court over J Lamb’s case seeking restoration of citizenship rights after confinement in a state hospital for months. The court and public interest center on whether he should regain legal disability and access to papers and checks. Local attorneys Livmer Brady and Be Nola present, with involvement from Mrs Mina P Dia Lizzie Sheldon and Judge Henry Athach.
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J. Lamb
George Tl. Whiteout
District Court
Lamb
Ao Beratly
Atention
J. Gb
Livmer
M. Brady
Be Nola
Mina P. Dia
Lizzie Sheldon
George Mutter
Henry Athach
Kanaas
German Seamen Escape After Emden Sinking Near Cocos
British warships captured sailors from the Emden crew, who escaped near Cocos Island after the cruiser was destroyed. The report notes the escape occurred as Emden went down, with a mention of a German sailor named Naysha aboard a Cocos Island steamer.
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Gera Y Emden
Uecos Délind
Cocos Island
Naysha
German Military Governor Promises Agriculture Support
Amsterdam December 18 Major General Keim recently appointed by Germany as military ruler of Belgium declared that under government agriculture and protection of person and property would be provided. He warned Belgians against acts of violence toward German soldiers and urged submission to orders. A local advertisement notes eye and ear specialist G A Hanmi and glasses fitting. The skating rink schedule lists open evenings and Saturday hours.
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Amsterdam
Keim
Gersie
Rts
Ask murderer to move near Holton Kansas
Residents fear violence from neighbors over William Klusnive who killed his wife and was pardoned by Gov Hodges in November. Three farmers visited Topeka to press removal. About three hundred residents signed a petition urging him to leave the township near Holton. Klusnive claims his life is hard but continues living on his farm amid pressure. Portable electric lamps advertised by Fred Feins with a repair phone number.
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Holton
William Klusnive
Hodges
Kansas
Klusviite
Klusinire
Annexation plans alleged by German prints in Swiss stamps
Dec 18 report notes proof that Germany planned to annex Switzerland with stamps showing 10 and 20 pfennig denominations. The item cites photographs of stamps in possession of a German editor. A related lecture at New York’s Methodist Church invites all to a free talk on December 18, and war news remedies are advertised for coughs.
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Yaris
Germany
Annix Savitzerland
Panies
Sos Catte
Ierman
Chuekh
New York
Z . W. Clack
Leist
Ail Gure
Flags Fly From Barns Shows Nationality Reality
Amsterdam reports on people marking nationality by flying the Dutch flag from farm houses near the neutral border. Germans guard nearby homes to curb smuggling. notes of Belgian and Dutch rooms and border lines appear. A shop ad segment promotes Vic Records gifts and Bell Bros. Music merchandise including cigarette cases and jewelry from Ed Parsons at 717 Mass.
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Amsterdam
London
Glan
Holandy
Food row sparks hospital clash in colonial notes
Report from a hospital near Southampton describes Hindu and Mohammedan patients clashing over ritual slaughter rules for goats and sheep. British staff separate factions and monitor each group’s requests as tensions run high amid differing religious practices. Regular prices advertised by Griggs appear in an unrelated ad fragment.
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Gal
English Cricket Clubs Face Severe Deficit this Season
English sporting clubs report financial strain from the postwar period with Lancashire Crawkub Club showing a loss around £10,000,000 and Hampshire Club posting a large end of season deficit. Many major clubs face deficits as subscriptions and income fall, prompting reviews of membership and costs to restart the season debt-free.
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London
England
Lancashire Crawkub Club
Onic
Alford
Aavas
Ely
Shy Sane
Hampshire Country Club
Tajtonshire
Seison
Frank Seeks New Trial In Habeas Corpus Pleading
Atlanta December 18 Attorneys for Leo M Frank sentenced to die January 22 for the 1913 Mary Phagan murder filed a petition for a writ of habeas corpus alleging constitutional rights violations and lack of due process including an unfair trial and absence during verdict. The petition contends he was not present when the verdict was returned and seeks release.
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Atlanta
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
United’ States District Court
Frank
Wally
Jost’ Jitis Dief
Shaving Cost Brings Fatal Blood Poisoning
Nelson Christenson a well known Clements farmer died after a slight face cut from shaving led to blood poisoning. He fell ill for under four days before death at his home. Survived by two daughters Mrs Brown and Mrs Copthorn who attended the funeral. Record stock announcement follows.
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Cotlotinood Falls
Ixan
Uees
Nelson Christenson
Clements
Sind
Christenson
Ave
Hay
Alhia County
Notawala
Hitinl
Cheitine Brown
Agnes -Copithorn
Emperor Wil Returns? Confined by THness In London Dispatch
In a brief Telegraph report from London dated December 1, the Emperor Wilhelm is said to be returning to active service after a period of confinement. The dispatch notes his Medal of the First Class has been conferred, while various patriotic references and adverts appear around the item, including mention of rewards and purchases of equipment.
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London
Dee
Wil
White Sox Sign Roland to One Year Contract
Chicago reports Clarence Holand signed today as manager of Peoria club, taking charge of the Chamers Americans for a year. The piece includes several quotes and humorous musings on success, effort, and prudence, reflecting the era’s sports and literary flavor.
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White Sox
Roland
Chicago
Clarence Holand
Peoria
Minttager
Former Kansas Sheriff Charged With Forgery Held in Illinois
Springfield ill Dec 1 Twenty former Butler county Kansas sheriff McKittrick is jailed on forgery charges after presenting coal dealer checks for shortfalls. He allegedly forged charges to obtain money, claiming debts and cattle losses while awaiting trial. McKittrick says actions were linked to a disturbed condition and past payouts, with notes amid his pocket and threats of death by his own hand.
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Kansas
Springfield
Ill
Butler County
Ity
Chorks
N. A
McKiturick
Jestnirg
Drake
Mihittrick
McKittrick
Wattlittrick
A. A. Curry
Charles Wood
Jacksonville
Taylor
MeKittrick
Augusta
Kan
Harris
Argueta
Defeats Carranza Troops in Late Reports
Unclear late reports suggest Carranza’s victory claim is unfounded. Fragmentary text references Maristas units and Agua Prieta, with unreliable repeats and damaged wording hindering precise details of troop movements or outcomes.
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Carranza
Cava
Nara
Maristas Éna Delacloaent
Untmon
NASA
Expansion Exhibit From New Mexico Show Planned
Expansion exhibit by peerament’s exhibit lilgroin and exposition rex Washington relates to a New Mexico duck display for a forthcoming show. Prepared with the state board of exposition commissioners, it includes principal New Mexico trees and other material. It will travel to San Francisco for the Panama-Pacific Exposition with forest service and U S civil service commission cooperation.
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Rex Washington
State Board of Exposition Commissioners
New Mexico
San Francisco
Panama
Marguerite Clark at The Credible Auroras Today
Fragmentary text notes Marguerite Clark in a program described as pleasing. It mentions a function or show named The Credible Auroras with references to cigars and tobaccos, but the fragmentary OCR makes the full context unclear.
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Marguerite Clark
Clay Center Shipments Reported In Brief Item
Clay Center Kansas dispatches note a shipment of flour totaling 26 barrels sent yesterday toward relief efforts. The brief item mentions local conditions and a relief motive, with scattered references to discomfort and health concerns.
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Clay Center
Kansas
Shipyards Busy As War Delays Hit Delivery Schedules
London reports shipbuilders rushed with yards full of orders though no war. Bottlenecked tonnage raises freight rates and slows new steamers. Newcastle Chamber suggests using Austrian and German steamers tied up in British ports to ease shortages. Coal merchants seek convenience amid requisitions and port congestion. A note on gender stereotypes follows.
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London
Newcastle Chamber of Commerce
Soitte
Britis
Admiralty
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Belphone
Emden
Cocos Islands
Joe Laken
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Lawrence Studio
Mass, St
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Klein
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Bell Bros. Music
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Swanee River
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Department of Forestry
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Massachusetts
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J. S. St. Clair
KawKash Klothing Company
Wolf’s Book Store
America
Dodd, Mead & Co
Sevond Edition
Talcott Williams
Ul.d
L.H.D
School of Journalism
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New International Encvelopedia
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Buckrara
American Library Association
Lausy Ters
Lefon
Bodd, Mead. & CO. Publishers
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