Senator Davis Attacks Trusts In Sharp Capitol Speech
Senator J A Davis of Arkansas arrives at the Capitol with documents as he denounces trusts and calls for strict antitrust action. He urges severing ties with wealth and insists law must treat trust magnates as felons to curb their power and price control.
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Associated Press
Washington, D
J A Davis
Arkansas
Caphor Tday
Semmer Davis
Speermmters
Davis
Beveridge
Indiana
White House
Senate
Fe P
United States
Senator Davis
Congress
Flippentiy
Lazarus
Marunor
Gopric
Peter
Trust Union
Witnesses recount Mrs Gates abuse case in Milwaukee court
Testimony in Judge Ludwig's Milwaukee courtroom details James L Gates allegedly brutal conduct toward Gertrude Ruel Gates. Frances Ruel and Gustav Prehn testified, describing the drunk husband roughing Mrs Gates at the Pal Theater area and during the drive home after a four hour session with her sister in law.
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Northwestern
Minowaukee
Wis
Gertrude Ruel Gates
James L. Gates
Ludwig This Mornis
Frances Ruel
Gustav Prer
Miss Ruel
Gates
Prenizier
W. C. Quarles
Mr. Quaker
Mrs. Gates
Jim
State officers restrained amid unclear court action
Fragmentary OCR text reports a restraining action involving state officers and a court appearance. Mentions a railway commission and a new law, with garbled names and dates making full details uncertain.
Evans Heads to Pacific Campaign Beginning December
The note states Evans leads an expedition to the Pacific beginning December 16 and the raise of funds from Detroit city entities to support the effort.
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Pacific
Orom
Detroit City
Banker Commits Death by His Own Action
A San Francisco banker, T Ot Bad Sabhar, manager of the California Safe Deposit and Trust Company, killed himself in his office by shooting himself. He was connected with J Duies Brow, president of the same bank, who is under investigation for embezzlement.
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United States
Febon
Congress
Prestigat
Ery Jackson
White House
Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
T. Ot- Bad Sabhar
California Safe Deposit and Trist Campany
Levinas Dims
They
J Duies
Maiuser
California Safe Depot and Trash Company
Racial Conflict Sparks Violent Confrontation in Tacoma
Fragmentary reads report a racial clash in a Tacoma area where a white mob confronted Black residents. The event ended with injuries and property damage amid chaotic street violence. Police and witnesses describe violent exchanges and heightened tensions as bystanders watched.
Boston votes show anti license surge in Massachusetts cities
Supporters of no license in Massachusetts cities report a statewide shift as nineteen cities reject licenses. The tallies total 130 858 no votes to 93 207 yes votes with gains over last year. John F Fitzgerald loses in Boston while Republicans gain seats in Worcester and Salem districts.
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Ston
Massachusetts
Boston
Meny
Massachut
Thiry-Two
John F. Fitzgerald
Ton
George Mr. Hibares
Common Council
John F. Hurley
Salem
Worcester
Rea
Cit
Against Liquor Traffic. Serjuaw Eravge as its annu ters a
Fragmentary item notes a statement or stance titled Against Liquor Traffic with unclear names and a partial sentence. It appears as a brief political or civic note but lacks readable details to establish a full event or outcome.
FIGAT ON INJUNCTION REQUESTS CONSTRUCTIVE ORDER
Judge considers construction of the October 15 order in a case involving Mr. Fish and the factional Har movement. Henry W. Leman argues the order should aid Mr. Fish amid alleged factional misconduct and stock ownership questions. The hearing precedes a meeting and vote, with Fish’s counsel seeking clarified enforcement while opposing parties argue the order remains operative.
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Superior Court
Fish
Heatry W. Leman
Har
Wwghee
Lim Court
Furst
Mir
Dunten Pacific
Ay Securities Ce Pany
Eapores Ip
Iidande
Avati
Batl
American Ambassador Seeks Harmony After Tokyo Meeting
The American Ambassador, M. Gerard, Count Okuma, and other diplomats attended a Tokyo gathering of the Oriental social Japanese organization. Ambassador Prien urged cordiality and fraternal ties between Japan and America to ease discord and foster mutual markets and empathy.
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Assiissed
Tokio
Ual
O'Brien
M. Gerard
Count Okuma
Japan
America
Gruesome Work Goes On At Monongah Mines
Rescue teams labored to the surface 170 bodies by noon with 212 recovered by 3 pm at the Fair- nal mine complex in Monongah West Virginia. Inspectors examined the shafts and promised a full report tonight as survivors describe their ordeals.
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Der
Fair- 2Nal Company
Jong
Tro O'Clork
President Roosevelt Considers Goldfield Inquiry
The report notes President Roosevelt contemplates directing a commission to investigate the Goldfield situation. Commission members will review affairs at Goldfield and report to the president with any information bearing on the matter. General Funston sails for Goldfield at eight oclock this morning.
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Dee
Jaty Murray
Iit
Amour
Hoosevel
Anxioais
Goldfield
Coldfield
Tiacely
Poraracter
Daene
Warhlnzton
Trinity County timber suit seeks 450000
A temporary receiver is named for the Trinity County timber company amid a legal action filed by former official claiming stock and contract disputes. The suit, filed in Wisconsin and involving Texan interests, seeks damages of 450000.
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Milwaukes
Wis
Spein
Michigan
Sula
Trinity County
Timber Company of
Texan
Starisdta
Davis Ateges
Bir
Chicard Kebse
Tri
Compu
Two Skaters Drown On Leech Lake
Dec. 11 report from Walker Minnesota says two skaters died while skating on Leech Lake. Bright of Whiker and Walter John of Robinsdale drowned as the men were skating when conditions likely caused their deaths. Authorities investigated the incident.
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Associated Prece
Walker
Mian
Stiss Tata! Bright
Whiker
Walter John
Robinsdale
Leech Lake
Fedies
Marriage laws shift as divorced may wed state by law
A Rochester dispatch reports a proposed state change allowing divorced persons to marry anywhere in the state after a legal divorce. The note cites a legal statute and its impact on heirs and estates, with references to suits and eligibility following death. The fragmentary text suggests broader legal implications and contested interpretations.
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Northweeternyuken
Wis
Rosse
Triege
Jade Brindley Ision
Lanham
Bey
Western Union Prospects Highlight Telegraph Firm
fragmented OCR text discusses Western Union prosperity and stock opinions. mentions New York, rates, dividends, and finance tone. lacks clear dates, names, or concrete outcomes.
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New York
W. m Telegraph
Hotel Fire Tragedy Reported in West Virginia
Fire at a West Virginia hotel left two dead and several injured as patrons fled in panic. A. Safford was hospitalized after being rescued, while authorities investigate the blaze and potential causes amid insurance concerns.
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Elkine
A. Safford
Sss
Wireless Telegrams Across Oceans Reported
The article notes messages picked up by wireless systems. Casabianca and others relay signals near Shanghai and Manila. It mentions a permit request to install wireless communication between Shanghai and Manila and cites the distance from Kiev to Glare Bay as about 3,780 miles. Stray wireless messages have been collected at distant locations.
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Petéreiurd
Ernst
Casabianca
Ion
Shanghai
Manila
Kieve
Glare Bay
Marcon
Ijreland
Gistance
Murder Suspect Arrested in Wisconsin Central Car
Sheri Hess was arrested at Waupaca and jailed on murder charges related to a fatal incident in a crowded smoking car on the Wisconsin Central line. The case centers on a hired man at Partner Waukesia County and involves a hidden face and ongoing legal proceedings.
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Waupaca
iSpeyal
Tae Pearth
Wisconsin Central
Sheri Hess
Parner Waukesia County
Pricener
Fight Will Be Warm as Convention Prize At Stake
Report from the Democratic caucus notes Denver and Louisville as potential sites for the convention with money offers and delegate interest shaping the decision. Chicago and Cleveland show strong support but lack funding, while details of timing and venue remain unsettled.
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Louisville
Cleveland
St. Kue
Mare
Chioagis
Ceombieh
Jon
Chicago
Norman Mack
New York
Sullivan
Squire
Wood- Po
Opening of Mines Aims to Restart Ore Operations
The note discusses resuming ore production at Montana mines following a policy shift. Officials plan to reopen operations, evaluate ore shipments, and assess readiness for mining activity and refining processes. The item references refiners and ore samples as part of the restart.
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Pete Refining
Macy
Montana
Rerens
Amesters Iq
Sean Cheresi
Dowager Queen Sophia III Ree na ts
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a queen named Sophia III and a king Ani cinee Bis ot, with unclear context and scattered words. The readable phrases suggest a royal figure and lineage but lack full details or dates for a coherent news item.
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Ani Cinee
Harriman Indisposed and Weather Notes Prompt Warnings
Dublin transcription reports Harriman is indisposed and absent from the office since Monday. The article mentions weather forecasts with possible warming trend and a midweek snow chance, plus local observations of temperatures and conditions for Thursday and Friday.
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