Morton the life of a restless public figure
Paul Morton, key in Roosevelt era cabinets and Equitable Life leadership, died in New York. Born Detroit, he rose from Burlington railroad clerk to secretary of the Navy, then top executive of Equitable Life. His career spanned railroad, freight, and insurance prominence with a later stance on reform and efficiency.
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Paul Morton
New York
Roosevelt
Mquitable Eife Assurance Society
Detroit
Ws Scorling Morton
Cleveland
Arbor City
Caroline Joy
Nebra City
Morton
Burlington Railroad
Cold Blooded Murder in Newburgy Nabbed Victim Perry
Five bullets ripped through Vincent Minnescalo known as Big Jim Perry in Newburgy. A mob of five men and a woman ambushed him as he stood near The Dim. A witness, Johnson, saw the assailants seize Perry and fire multiple shots, then flee the scene. Police suspect Black Hand involvement.
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Newburgy
Janet
Holts
Peacheen
Venance
Vincents Minnescaleo
Bie Jim" Perry
Johason
Sunt Denly
Perry
Kill Omnibus Claims Bill In House Committee
The omnibus claims bill, totaling about 3 million dollars for Civil War damages in the South, was killed in the House committee after subcommittee review. The committee's actions ended further consideration for this session.
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House
Washington
Charleton loses extradition bid in wife murder case
Oddly garbled report describes a murder extradition fight involving Chariton and related parties, with references to Italy and U.S. officials. The text mentions a wife’s murder, a court ruling, and a capper of political figures attending a Kansas event, all amid unclear names and places.
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Italy
Trenton
Nol
Lisson
Porter Chariton
Vidare
Man Fatally Wounded Twice as Vigilante Feud Sparks Shooting
In Quak View Virginia January 4 a farmer named Great William Bast was shot as a bullet passed through his coat and notebook and struck his heart area. Edgar East, brother of the wounded man, chased the assailant Cyrus Dudley with a plank and an ensuing feud led to ambush and more gunfire. William East and Ray V. Cladding were later attacked when a colored man jumped from cover, wounding East with a revolver. A posse formed, three officers were kept at bay, and the suspect was jailed amid threats of lynching.
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Quak View
Willian Bast
Cyrus Dudley
Ebast
Dudley
Edgar East
East
William Mast
Ray V. Cladding
William East
Kine
Lus van
Det
Budlay
Three Hurt In Bristol Leather Strike Riot
Reported strike at Bristol Leather Company escalated into violence as a trolley car was set afire and shots were fired injuring three. State Police responded along with local officials as chaos disrupted the area. Police described attempts to protect workers while the rioters damaged property and scattered through nearby streets. The strike leaders and company executives were identified as sources of tension amid the unrest.
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Gristal
Bristal Leather
Trented-Villadelphia
Partrellong Chae Aireets
Hristat
Nick Shrdo
Owerkman
Diese Heen
Duryas
Joni
Ponusviaila Nilesgeg
Ad Petrenina
Frederick Market Prices January 24 1911 Quotations
Frederick County Farmers Exchange furnishes corrected market quotes for January 24 1911 covering wheat corn rye barley flour mill feed dairy feeds cotton seed meal and hay and straw prices. Readings include No 2 red wheat 85 corn shelled 65c per bushel rye 65c per bushel barley 55-60c per bushel and potatoes 4c per bushel.
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Timothy
25 Per Cent Reduction Sale On Wall Papers and Accessories
January sale offers one fourth off regular prices on entire stock of wall papers mantels wood selections and associated hardware. Readable text shows numerous misspellings but indicates a broad discount across wallpaper stock mantels and finishes with emphasis on immediate in stock items rather than special orders.
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Stenetics
Monteleay Rive
Sony
Ebert Hardware Offers Wide Range of Roofing and Paint
The Ebert Hardware on West Patrick Street lists tar felt roofing two ply rolls at 50 cents each, rubber roofing two ply, galvanized roofing per 100 sq ft at 3.30, Red Barn and Graphite roof paints with years of guarantee, and other farm supplies like buggy wheels, bar iron, buggy axles, and steel tires priced per set or piece.
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Los
In & Ib
The Holiday Show Opens at Dolls Store
The shop announces an open holiday display offering a wide selection of diamonds, watches, jewelry, silverware, glassware, umbrellas, dishes, clocks, leather goods, and novelties. It promotes engraving free and invites customers to visit with evening hours noted.
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Dane
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Naval
Equitable Life
Eseo
TSH
Colorado
Tron
Conony Aml
Ie Whitebreast Fuel Company
Morten
Itnia Tein
Fawa
Marien
Édoly
Heey
Gary Man
Gr 'i Aa Arci
Paul MonTon
Assenger Elevator
C. E. Cline
Frederick, Md
Charlton
Kansas State Fairenvites Taft
Wareshitaten
Tatt Owie
Madison
Kansas State
Hevea
Dre
Leephy
Vanesville
Negra
Harrisburg
Frederick
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Doll Bros
N. Mark Market St
Ebert
West Patrick Street
Steven
Euwin Devilbiss
Amoa
John N. Glary
Devilbiss & Ornl
Albaugh
AON
Market Nc
Recarick, Ma
Doll’s
Doll, the Jeweler
South Market St
Wetien
Columbus Knott
Besant & Knott
Ernest Helfenstein
West
Patrick Street
Carty
Maryland
Carty’s
Hast
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Yee
B. Rosenour & Sons
Market Street
Electraig Elevator
Bennett
City Opera House
QO. P. Bennett
Footer’s
America
Footer
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
Kate Gittinger
Dr. Fahrney
Mira
Cole
Prinz
Drs. D Pahrnen
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