Thieves Fall Out in Complex Washington Post Investigation
A tangled case centers on Miller and Ryan with ties to the postoffice department and a New York investment link. Federal agents pursue warrants and present evidence of payments and signed orders linked to a scheme involving shell companies, with court actions anticipated in coming weeks.
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Mali
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Monte Thers
Cab Totty
Nuk San
Ryan Congern
Tong
Patlitenl Assuelatte
Miller
Anche Vriday
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Robbe
Arnold Company
Hye
IAD
Tiyau
Antlig
Christianey
Chis
Windy
John Wy
George A. Curistaney
Otto
Phis
Wily
Itemia
Dees
Biter
Johns
Dulinis
Town Devastated by Insane Asylum Storming Disaster
A catastrophic cyclone struck the town of Ito on a Monday evening, killing at least six and injuring many others. The storm destroyed the Wireextory Masorte temple and damaged buildings, with reports of numerous deaths and missing persons. Local names and ages appear in scattered lists as emergency crews sort wreckage and hospital staff care for the injured.
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Glin
GG Outhedi
William Dut
Gig Hom
Ghariyy
Harker
Omaha
Santa
Mecca
Foyva
Fortis
Tibury
Kang
NILE
Mary ReKor
Aut Delaney
Myrble Hicks
Fula Newtson
Lucy
Geore Ithides
Middia
Rhwssy
Mary Walker
Souter
Margaret Musto Hay
Belek
Charles McM
Minha
Shere
Ying Ease
Jens
Willy
Sinston
Molk Heyer
AUNELL By Lightning Dhurtinn Heavy ety and Posey event
A fragmentary report notes a Wednesday event near Posey and West Fins at Boer with references to a woman and a shanty. The readable text is partial and unclear but mentions familiar names and places in a dated, local newspaper style.
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Aunell
Posey
Dinyls
Boer
Arrest of Machen Shocks Washington in Postal Scandal
Washington reels as Daniel Miller and I. B. Grail lead a probe into contract abuses tied to W. Machen. Authorities report Machen charged with receiving over 820,000 amid a scheme involving Gratz Tiros and the free delivery service. Postmaster General Payne announces Machen’s removal and ongoing investigations into related irregularities.
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SA. W. Machen
Ilety
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Die Poslonice Department
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Uuy
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Hk Brawler
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Avery Alain
Meg Payne
Nice
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Machen
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Miller
Rabh
Viryno
Porge
W. Hepvars
Ania
Ay W. Mayhen
Ifis
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Grolfer
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Tita Warriit
Winielf
Chrail
Wilton Defore
Daylor
Warren H. Wisister
Willtr. Miyer
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Ty Arsenal
W. Muchen
Mal Wroll
Ghrtner
Wits
Heinys
Tylor Wien
Great Kansas flood wreckage paralyzes towns and railroads
The Kansas flood devastation leaves 2,000 homeless with as many as 10,000 feared, widespread river flooding washing out bridges at Maple Hill and Topeka. Homes flooded, businesses damaged, and emergency crews struggle to rescue residents as dozens of tracks and bridges fail and lives are lost.
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Mgiptie
Severil
Olirk
Moris
Kole
Edward
Fragmented 1902 crash and forgery notes described in garbled text
A torn, incoherent clipping mentions Miss Webster of Northwestern killed by a runaway colt after an accident on a highway. It also references a 1902 forgery case involving Lloyd, a note, and bank mention, plus scattered political notes about US Senate elections and aviation legislation.
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Kena Webster
Northwestern
Miss. Webster
Wilawib
Miss Webster
North Weatern
Cluyd
Darlington
Nexus
Birlington Lloyd
Lis
W. O Lloyd
Story
Gulet Pirbies
Fanning Floyd
Nine Slayers Name Attu and Arlington in String of Murders
Mrs Dy Attu aged a0 and Robert Arlington aged 21 were mustered on Puckday near Solomon's Mills ten miles below Louisville Alabama. Before her death Mrs Arlington named a white man as a murderer. Oiligets wilt bloodhaunde haveler is cited as motive and Tobitery is mentioned as motive. Thasell of Greanville reported killed in Uiton by explosion of a godin foltitaln in the Aeupstove of If. 1. Sealto & Sen. Metcd went to Union for the G. 0. Bite company to do igdteio plijetbirye.
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Solomon's Mills
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Uiton
Aeupstove
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Bite Company
Igdteio Plijetbirye
Earthquake Tragedy Across Melazherd District Rumors
A Washington dispatch reports a devastating earthquake in Melazherd, Ditlis district, killing Huo eos Die and destroying the town. Constantinople notes 2000 residents died with 70 Armenians among them. thousands more displaced as aftershocks collapse surrounding villages. UK and Turkish sources describe damage from Lake Van to Kharput with military losses and a telegraph operator among the dead. In Georgia, a separate case recounts an insane suspect fleeing naked through a house, while thefts at Louisville Union Depot prompt arrests as thieves allegedly drilled into a safe.
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Two Captured a Company in a Confederate Skirmish
In a Mississippi theater Judge Turis of Memphis aided by a Confederate unit defeated and captured a Yankee company near Lake. The incident involved a Black aide and the surrender scene caused panic among the bluecoats as they faced the advancing Confederates. In another case Mrs Eile L Carson was acquitted of murdering Robert Hysby after a high profile trial in Macon Georgia. The verdict triggered strong public reaction.
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