29 Sep 1911
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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1911
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes describe soldiers landing from a Turkish ship according to a Wallah Newspaper report. The text includes garbled phrases and appears to mention Temes, Turkey, and a voyage or naval event with unclear details.
Turidn dispatch reports the last of seven Italian warships including the Vittorio and other first class battleships departed Spezia for Tripoli. Italian forces, about 30,000 men in two divisions, move toward Tripoli to confront the Turkish response.
Miss Florence Hopwood of Minneapolis wed Charles G. Gates son of the late John Gates in Uniontown Pennsylvania. Rev J W Lagrone of Port Arthur Texas officiated. Attendants included Margaret Greenens of Charles City and Wayne Bogus of Detroit. The ceremony occurred one month and eighteen days after the death of the wealthy Snander.
Denver authorities report sensational charges alleging that a lumber trust controls trade across twenty states via spy networks and territorial divisions. The case, coordinated through a Chicago central office, targets the Lumber Secretaries Bureau of Information as part of a broader anti trust probe.
An early trial in Benton County centers on a Remains case with Prosecutor Frank and Assistant Prosecutor Benton arguing the prosecution. Elmer Barce defends the defendant while noting confidence she will be acquitted. Court proceedings and local officials are referenced in the report.
Private reports from Detroit say Harry Quick, a well known young man in Indangpolis, is accused of a skimming operation tied to his father and the Continental Bank. A $60 check passed in Walkerville lists George F. Quick, triggering the arrest in Detroit.
New York September 28. The Washington Trust Company of New York filed suit against Detroit financier Kirk Witte a director of the bankrupt hardware firm White Van Glahn & Co seeking 22560 for alleged negligence and misrepresentation that allowed Edward C Van Glahn as president to run the business with no repercussion. The action claims the bank accepted a promissory note of 23508 which remains unpaid.
Sept 28 A sheriffal examination by Dr. F. F. Coon of Ethimel identifies the man as Kimmel and suggests trepanning to restore sanity. The patient believes he is Kale mez00 and insists he is truly himself, while Dr. Coon notes the odd claim and puzzling amnesia.
Ottawa reports engineers chosen by the Dominion detail a proposed Welland Canal route to begin at Morgan's Point near Port Colborne and end at Jordan Harbor. The Jordan route would include two locks and a deep cut to allow broader ships, with construction expected to start next spring under the new Conservative government.
Federal fraud jury indited Flaggs and a group including F Tennyson Neely Edward L Schitter the Rev James T Schock and others charging them with manipulating a stock brokerage concern. They pleaded not guilty and their bond was set. The case centers on alleged 52 percent yearly investment claims.
A bus traveling from the Setiguolles quarter toward Jardin des Plantes fell into the Seine at Notre Dame bridge. Several injured passengers were rescued and taken to a hospital for treatment. The accident disrupted traffic as authorities investigate the cause.
Trial in Owosso case wraps after two years of court attention. Poole faces potential verdict on charges stemming from a double armed shooting at a sugar beet plant where Smith testified premeditated attack and Poole claimed accidental firing. Jury wrestled with evidence amid crowded courtroom, three days of testimony.
Fragmentary text discusses gambling odds and a vague scene with young women and poodles. References to odds ten cents per throw and a description of poodles with white fur and tufted features appear, but details and context are missing. The passage reads like a stray OCR extract with language and punctuation errors.
Mr and Mrs J W Perrs visited Bear Hastings and will stay until after the Barry county fair. Mrs M 3 Keeler visited her daughter Mrs Clara Waiton of Battle Creek from Saturday to Wednesday. Richard Puffer is from Tetros working twenty months in Michigan Central offices and will take a course at Argubright business college this winter. A case of diphtheria has appeared. The Pormena festival was held while the athco house was fumigated. Several attended the county fair over this vicinity. The Misit Storm Insurance comj ran are writing many applications in this vicinity. Wrances Putter visiting at the Treeil club in Albion for several days this week. Want advertising could be scarcer is to help you find RE MOST REFIGIENT EMPLOTE Tot EVR HAD Stateemae Cant adee at
Wednesday afternoon events list a 2 30 informal gathering at fairgrounds, 3 00 dedicatory memorial stone service with hymns and addresses, followed by a banquet and evening program in Grand Rapids with multiple solos and speeches. Thursday covers executive board meeting, officer elections, city ride, and debates on womans suffrage amid broader wartime crime and disaster references.
In Leavenworth and Converse Kansas on September 28 President spoke to large crowds amid a parade and a tariff discussion. Senator Curtin supported arbitration and peace while praising the president’s reception and addressing widespread interest in federal policy.
In Chicago today Corey and Ryan lead a meeting of copper men amid rumors of a possible merger of American copper properties into a Rustish hone company. Lake Superior operators doubt the Amalgamated merger's strength and deny Michigan properties will join despite claims from Amalgamated leaders.
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