Dead Cart and Night Wanderings in London’s Dusk
Colonel Holles escapes Knight Ryder Street and wanders through Watling Street into alleys. He ends in a revelrous den where he endures dawn’s light among rogues and loses coins before resting in a vintner’s bed. The month’s change shadows Cheapside’s usual bustle.
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Paul's Yard
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St. Paul's
Fall Asked Friends to Lie In Oil Scandal Hearings
The Senate committee investigating the oil scandal resumes hearings with new evidence of stock dealings involving government officials. Attorney General Daugherty and former Secretary Fall are linked to Sinclair and Doheny stocks, with disclosures of loans and stock trades by figures including Sen. Curtis and Sen. Elkins, plus various representatives.
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Ohio
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New York
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Representative Goodrknonte
Sinclair Consolidated
Mexican Petroleum
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Pan-American
California
Indicted Herrin Klansmen Rally to Clean Up District
In Williamson county civil authorities, backed by military guard, moved against a large group linked to the Citizen Army led by S Glenn Young. More than sixty people were indicted for raids while bands totaling over 100000 men and funds exceeding 2500000 were claimed to be at play as trials were set amid ongoing protests at the courthouse.
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Citizen Army
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New York Star to Debut Next Sunday in New York
The New York Star, a Sunday paper from Jersey City, will launch in New York next Sunday afteroon March 28. Publisher Bagner Ta announced a four-page first edition with a print run of 100,000 copies.
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Jersey City
New York Star
New York
AL Ta, Bagner
Everett True By Condo
During ongoing work a committee member thought it expedient to proceed. The fragment indicates internal debate over timing and approach while efforts continued.
Theft of Jewelry Valued at 10000 Reported in Sleep on Train
Miss Helen Dodge of Wilkes Barre reported jewelry worth 10000 stolen from a Pullman car on the Overland Limited while she slept. Rob Wilkes-Barre girl and Marcel the police aided the search. a private detective agency handles the case as Miss Dodge traveled from Cheyenne to Chicago.
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Chicago
Marcel
Jewews
Helen Dodge
Wilkes- Barre
Qverland Limited
Dade
Cheyenne
Inaugural Day Move Back to January Approved by Senate
The Senate approved a constitutional amendment to shift presidential and congressional inaugurations to January. It would move the presidential start to January and require new Congresses to convene in January rather than December, with Senators voting 63 to 16 in favor. The measure’s author is Senator Norris.
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Bayard
Thansre Browss
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Louisiana
King
Utah
Overman
North Carolina
Reed
Mescurl
Stephens
Mississippi
Tate
Maine
Norris
Nebraska
Lassoed Loon Scares Town Kid In Wild West Stunt
A boy named Steve Shemo, age 11, in Monessen Pennsylvania attempted a wild west rope stunt by lassoing a railroad engine. The rope wrapped around his waist and dragged him four blocks before the train was stopped.
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Lassoeda
Monessen
Steve Shemo
Steve
Pennsylvania Railroad
Confession in Tripe Murder Case Reported in Batavia
Batavia authorities disclosed that John Ve confessed to killing Mr and Mrs Whitley and Mrs Morse last week. Whitley couple were shot in their home and Morse was beaten to death. bodies burned with oil soaked rags.
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Thonas Whatles
George Morse
Mo Tanden
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Morse
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