Leaked Wall Street News Ticker Probe at Hearing
At a Washington hearing on a stock market leak tied to a presidential peace note, subpoenas targeted seven telegraph and newsroom staff from Wall Street Journal and Central News of America. Key figures including Baruch and Lansing were listed to testify as investigators seek timing of public leak through ticker tapes and dispatches.
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Washington
Jan G
Representative World
Wilson
Wall Street Telier
Wall Street Journal
Central News of America
Wall Street
Pinaycial America
Harrison
Lansing
Europe
Larsng
Tate
Rolver
Massachusetts
Dispatch
Dow, Jones and Company
Tumalty
Wespicion
Baruch
Henry
Bernard E. Baruch
A. Curtis
Gia Kae A Kuhn
Ampany
Wood
Fair and Warmer Tonight Forecast
A brief weather forecast notes fair conditions with warmer temperatures expected tonight. No additional details or locations are provided.
Best Man at Wedding Kills Bridesmaid Over Refusal
A best man killed a 21 year old bridesmaid who refused his marriage proposal at a police reported wedding scene near her home. He shot her as she fled, then the suspect faced charges.
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Jan G
Lovenhggote
Ederstarnl
Ristom
Bolurt
Friedle
Custon
Celia
Miss Kudun
Two Cent Rate Fight Denied by Illinois Rail Lines
In Chicago, judges Evans Carpenter and late, of the U S district court, denied twenty eight raillines petition to restrain the Illinois Public Utilities Commission from enforcing the two cent rate law. The court left undecided whether the Interstate Commerce Commission can set intrastate rates, a ruling seen as pivotal for future leases and regulatory power.
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Chicago
Jan
Jdges Evans Carpenter
United States District Court
Whittis
Ainess
Miblic Utilities Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interatale Commerce Commission
Eyape and
Carpenter
Utilities Commission
St. Lowie
Fire Threatens Marquette Business District
In Marquette Michigan today the worst blaze since 19M endangered the downtown area with early estimates over 200000 dollars. Firemen arrived shortly before 7 am and quickly destroyed seven stores and several offices, aided by departments from Ishpeming and Negaunee.
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Marquette, Mich
Jan
Theiis
Marquette
Ispheming
Negaunee
Jones Seeks Truancy Bill To Shield Oklahoma City Boys
Webb Jones truancy officer aims to keep boys under 12 off the streets. He plans a bill for the legislature to bar them from selling newspapers or delivering messages. He argues families rely on such earnings and calls for charitable support instead.
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Oklahoma City
Webb Jones
Jones
Tyrol Avalanches Cost Sixty Lives
Geneva reports say avalanches in Tyrol during December killed or injured sixty people. Snowfall was among the heaviest in years. An avalanche on the Brenner Pass killed ten workmen and injured eighteen employed to clear the road.
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Geneva
Jan G
Tyrol
Innsbruck
Brenner Pass
Best Friend Swears Art Model General Probe Not Acquainted
Ruth Byers reports Kane Pa. neighbors discuss the death of Macie Agnes Colbert known as Grace Roberts, Philadelphia artist’s model. Town memory centers on Mazie’s beauty while officials seek a missing link in the police chain and possible governor’s involvement. local sentiment remains cautious as details fade.
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Ruth Byers
Kane
Macie Agnes Colbert
Grace Roberts
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Mane
Mazie
Hines
Marie
James P. Wood
Ste
Two Charges Rise in Philadelphia Murder Case
A tangled report from Philadelphia describes police questioning a new witness in the death of Marie Colbert, with unclear motives and lack of conclusive proof that Lewis knew the victim or entered her apartment. Detectives seek mobile accessory dealer notes about a woman who was with Colbert the night of the murder. Meanwhile health matters lead to an Oklahoma push for a broader inquiry into department expenditures, with Secretary Lyon insisting on full legislative oversight and urging investigations into state operations.
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Philadel Pha
Herard Wo Lew
Maisie Colbert
Wiltees Saul
Pittaluirgl
Lewis
Marie Colbert
Jon
Hay
Marie Culbert
Lyons
State Department of Health
Woot
Short
Durant
John W. Puke
Tam
Duke
J C Brady
Cruce
Dr Duke
Lyon
House of Representatives
Williams
Secretary of State
Oklahoma
Doke
Kovernor Williams
Indian Weds Grandmother Says Charge in Chickasha
Hudson Frasier, a Choctaw Indian, 55, was arrested in Chickasha Oklahoma on a charge of family mistreatment accused of marrying his grandmother. He was jailed one night and posted bail of $1,000.
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Chickasha
Okla
Hudson Frasier
Jait
Fra Aier
Former Canadian Minister Burden Dies in Nova Scotia
Ottawa report says Sir Frederick William Burden former minister of militia and defense under Laurier died in Canning Nova Scotia. A physician by training he served as army surgeon and organized Canadian troops in South Africa where his son Lieutenant Harold Burden was killed. Born in Cornwallis Nova Scotia in 1847.
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Ottawa
Frederick William Burden
Laurier
IRA
Canning
Nova Scotia
Frederick
South Africa
Harold
Borden
Sir Frederick
Cornwallis
N.S
Two Die in Duel at Opium Resort
In San Diego on January 6 a Chinese opium smuggler and a Mexican policeman were killed in a duel at a Chinese opium garden. Mexican officers under Col Esteban Cantu conducted the operation seeking evidence and engaged in gunfire ending in two deaths.
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Opium Resort
San Diego
Cal
Esteban Cantu
A Ia
Sam Sing
Officials to Greet Pardoned Convict
Nashville dispatch reports a banquet planned to honor a pardoned former official, with both the Senate and House showing mixed support. The invited figure, once a prominent trustee in New York politics, is noted for prior Nashville fame before moving to New York.
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Nashville
Tenn
Rania
Ody
Willen Jemins
The
Trust Company
Whitman
York
Senate
New York
Pioneer Druggist Sells His Stock
A local Pioneer druggist sold his remaining stock yesterday amid trading delays and uncertain market conditions. The sale included medicines and sundries as the shop prepared to close.
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Pioneer Druggist
Sheriff Finds Instrument Indicating Orchard Attempt
In the Roy Hinterliter murder case, Sheriff West testified he found in an orchard indications of an attempted operation. Items included hair ornaments and clothing pieces identified with Miss Elizabeth Ratcliffe, with witnesses noting Hinterliter bought two surgical instruments similar to the one recovered.
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Ratcliffe
Earl Berry
Glenn Aone Sae
Hinterliter
Ten Thousand Dollar Payroll Taker Robbed by Bandits
Four masked highwaymen halted an express messenger in Tarentum near Pittsburgh and stole $10,000 from the Flaccus Glass Co. payroll. The messenger was told to surrender the money and the key to the automobile as the bandits fled in their own car while local posses pursued.
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Pittsburgh
Tarentum
Flaccus Glass Company
Express
Paick
Austrian War Feeding Chief Relieved by Emperor
London Jan 6 Emperor Charles of Austria relieved President Hockstein of the Austrian war feeding department at his own request General Hofer becomes chief with ministerial rank succeeding him.
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London
Emperor Charles
Austria
President Hockstein
Hofer
Manter
Prices of Coke Are Still Soaring
Prices of Coca Cola remain high amid market reports noting continued steep costs. Analysts cite supply dynamics and inflation pressures affecting consumer soda pricing across retailers.
Burglars Target Guarded Lake Shore District
Chicago police boosted patrols in the Lake Shore drive area as burglars struck a guarded residential district this week. They entered homes belonging to John Borden Michael Cudahy and George M Reynolds, with Reynolds, president of the Continental and Commercial Bank, awakening to a prowler in his room.
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Lake Shore Drive
Park
John Borden
Michael Cudahy
George M. Reynolds
Reyne Ho
Continental and Commercial Bank
Tosted
Mr. Reynolds
Spanish Aroused by Loss of Ship
A Cartagena dispatch reports the steamship Sai Leandro has sunk after a collision. Local officials and residents react with concern as mystery surrounds the accident and its casualties.
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Paris
Cartagena
Spain
Sai Leandro
Probe of Prison Fire Is Started
An investigation opened to determine the cause of a prison fire that destroyed two buildings at the state facility. Officials say the fire began in one structure and spread to others, with damage estimated to be substantial and a full assessment underway.
Kaiser asserts armies will now fight for peace
Amsterdam dispatch reports a Berlin telegraph quoting the German emperor ordering the army and navy to seek immediate peace negotiations with the allies. He claims the enemies refused and that Germany will bear the burden of the war to save its people, while warning that the war will continue and that the enemies bear responsibility for the sacrifices endured.
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Amsterdam
Berlin
Germany
Ford Gets Permit to Build Smelter
Detroit January 6 Henry J Ford president of the Ford Motor company won permission to proceed with a 12 million dollar smelter on the Detroit river near the city. Three circuit court judges presiding over the injunction suit brought by the Dodge brothers accepted a bond of 10 million dollars to secure the Dodges from any possible for.
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Detroit
Mich
Henry J + Ford
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Dodge Brothers
Dodges
City Decides on Hospital Donation Proposal
City commissioners remain undecided on transferring Emergency hospital property to the state. No conference fee has been held as yet. Debate centers on whether the city can deed the land and if a public vote would be required, with concerns about a legal transfer given initial donation for public use.
Farmer Weds Seven Times in Ten Years Seeks Eighth Wife
In Aporte Indiana a farmer widens his quest after seven marriages in ten years reaching for an eighth wife. A Claire Vayant reportedly predicted wealth from the next marriage. Mrs Gray the seventh wife received seven hundred dollars alimony and a divorce decree following a trial. The couple had lived in Porter county with ties to Jennings Wryan Gray and his profession.
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Farmer
Aporte
Ind
Jane-Charies
Claire Vayant
Gray
Prairie posts price of $1 605 ten cent jump
Oklahoma crude oil price jumps to a historic high as Prairie Oil and Gas pays 10 cents more, lifting quotations to 2.50 a barrel at Mid-Continent. Industry talk centers on a price squeeze tied to Standard Oil and Sinclair Oil battling for market control, with buyers from across the nation placing large orders and supply concerns looming.
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Tulsa Okla
Oklahoma
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Oklahoma Field
Standard Oil Company
the Prairie
Sinclair Oil Corporation of
Talea
Mississippi River
Healdton oil price raised to 85 cents
Ardmore Oklahoma January 6 Magnolia Petroleum Co announces Healdton crude oil price will rise 5 cents to 85 cents a barrel effective Monday January 9.
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Healdton
Ardmore
Olda
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Fort Worth Girl Held for Murder
Callie Lee Meadows, under arrest in Fort Worth, faces murder charges in the death of D. P. McAdams, a hotel doorman shot in his room early today. Officials say a warning was received that she killed McAdams and she says he betrayed her.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Callie Lee Meadows
D. P. McAdams
McAdams
Mixed Courts in Egypt Continued
Washington announces extension for another year of the mixed tribunal system in Egypt. The measure, approved by the state department, follows a request from the Egyptian government to Cairo agents for continued arbitration of cases involving Americans and Egyptian natives. The decision sustains the bipartisan aim of easing judicial cooperation and protecting American interests abroad.
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Washington
Egypt
Cairo
Sheriffon Stand in Murder Trial Opens in Olney
In Olney on January 1 a murder trial for Ray Hinterliter regarding the death of Elizabeth Ratcliffe began. Art West Wren’s testimony was expected to center on the case but the defendant was allowed to call My to testify at the court opening.
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Olney
Ray Hinterliter
Elizabeth Ratcliffe
Art West Wren
Milter
2000 Motorists Killed Last Year
A garbled Washington dispatch notes that about 2000 motorists were killed last year with unclear details. It mentions railway caution and a Great Western Railway circular, and references Mr and Mrs Taussig, and a tariff discussion in Washington.
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Great Western Railroad
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