Walsh Must Serve Court Denies Certiorari In Bank Case
The case of John R. Walsh, former Chicago National Bank president, ends after two years of appeals. The Supreme Court refused to review, leaving Walsh to begin a five year Fort Leavenworth sentence for misapplying bank funds. Walsh remains silent as officials plan his transfer and processing at Leavenworth.
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Tragedy as Man Shoots Wife Then Kills Self
Chicago, Jan 17. John Calhoun shot his eighteen year old wife after she refused to return home, seriously wounding her before killing himself in the city today. Police say the wife survived. the man died at the scene.
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Unionists Lead as Returns Inch Forward in County Race
A rugged tally shows Unionists ahead in early counts with 37 seats reported as Liberal involvement fades. Waterford numbers firm, while Enda Lonsdale and other Unionist figures from Mod-Arrkgs push ahead amid ongoing returns and a deadline at 8 o'clock tonight.
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Ballinger Pinchot Controversy Probe Advances in Congress
Washington reports waning interest in the Ballinger Pinchot inquiry, but new charges surface as Representative Hitchcock accuses Secretary Ballinger of improper use of Interior funds. The House and Senate move to subpoena Ballinger and others, while a conference report on the investigation extends hearings beyond the current session with a possible summer continuation.
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Heirs Share Equally In New York Will
York Jan 17 The will of the late Inte Osdents of New York disposes of his large estate by division among his son and daughter. Ogden Mills and Whitelaw Reid are named executors. The Met Museum of Art and the American Museum of Natural History receive shares. $5,000 goes to the New York Botanical Gardens and the American Geographic Society. A bequest to St Luke's Hospital, San to, is noted with a request to use $106 for that purpose after final settlement.
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Strike Not Settled Yet In Chicago Rail Split
Associated Press reports no agreement reached between Chicago railway officials and switchmen after days of talks with Knapp and Dir. Neil, mediators under the Erdman act. A settlement of negotiations may come in a few days. The dispatch ends with a reflective line on patriotism and anger over public questions.
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Mysterious murder at Compton home shocks village
Governess Sarah Weoymier was strangled in the North Shore Road estate of Mr and Mrs Harnes Compton. Valet Frank Schermerhorn and Japanese butler Soetaro Chaght deny involvement. A servant Pauline Compton and maid Aleve Dutcher witnessed the aftermath as sleigh tracks and footprints spurred burglary theories before the crime scene yielded no immediate suspect. The suspected murderer remained elusive for hours until a self-inflicted throat wound was found on a male suspect in the cottage near the mansion.
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Cleveland Meat Boycott Spreads as Prices Rise
Cleveland and Met strike actions target high living costs with a pledge to abstain from meat. About 50 065 workers across 24 shops signed pledges, aiming to pause meat purchases to force price relief. Similar actions reported in Springfield, Ohio, with hundreds joining. A livestock dealer notes prices could drop if demand falls for a week. By Associated Press.
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Ambassador Nahues Dies In Washington
Brazilian ambassador to the United States Joaquim Nahues died at his Lafayette Place home after six months of ill health. President Taft recalled diplomats and conveyed condolences to the Brazilian government. Nahues had served as ambassador since May and died of a brain hemorrhage in a likely apoplectic attack.
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Jerney City
Christy Case Resumes in Probate Court Over Child Custody
A custody suit by artist Christy to obtain possession of her child Nathalie resumed in the probate court at Zanessille Quebec. Christy has faced continued separation from the child for months following her split from the child’s father. The proceedings concern legal custody and the artist’s bid to regain guardianship.
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Bank Will Close Books In Indian Bank Suspense
Esville Indiana January seventeenth reports that Citizens National Bank will suspend operations while examiner Johnasen investigates bank affairs. Private party assets and deposits are in question as the examiner reviews stock, bonds, and personal property claims amid mounting community concern.
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Hughes Will Not Run For Reelection Says Governor
New York January report states Governor Hughes declines to seek renomination amid pressure from party chiefs and public demands. The Associated Press dispatch notes Hughes refuses to engage further, citing obligations and the present political climate as reasons for not entering the race.
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Plums Fall Nominations Spark Postmaster Contention
Fragmented OCR notes list nominees for postmaster positions across cities including Milwaukee and La Crosse with names like Jani Gent and Samuel C. Gringo. The garbled text mentions Washington DC, Spring Valley, and Ashiangel, hinting at a broader nomination process and regional appointments.
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Orders Complete Probe Involving Syracuse Case
A Supreme Court order directs an immediate investigation into allegations surrounding a prominent Syracuse case. Justice W. S. Audrey presides as grand jury probes are urged to examine all features of the matter and ensure full accountability. An unnamed investigation targets the SP 600 company and related officials.
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Taft Asked to Use Dynamite at Loudiswire Station
An Associated Press report from Indianapolis notes President Taft asking engineers at the Loudiswire station to consider dynamite for a state project. The dispatch mentionsOtto Marshall and other officials involved in the planning as part of a broader inquiry into rapid demolition methods.
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Leopard trainer Pauline Russell dies after leopard attack
Pauline Russell aged thirty eight, an animal trainer at a city museum, was killed today when she was mauled by one of a pair of leopards she was training. The incident occurred in New York and involved a Leopards attack during a training session.
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French sloop wrecked off Minorca in 17 January incident
Associated Press brief reports a French war sloop Martial was wrecked on the Minorca coast. Three crewmen drowned and others injured while attempting to reach shore. The wreck occurred during tense Mediterranean conditions as authorities assess the scene.
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Control of the Press in Madison Reflects National Debate
A harsh critique of press freedom and political influence unfolds in Madison as proponents argue for truthful reporting and independent journalism while opponents accuse publishers of pandering to private interests. The discussion centers on presidential leadership, public opinion shaping, and the role of the press in steering national discourse.
Trial by jury on Mass Mary Threou case
A jury weighed Mass Mary Threou’s mental state as Judge Chevland county court took up the case. Mrs Threou had been removed to a state facility last September after weeks of observation by doctors and physicians who testified about her insanity and fear of persecutions. State witnesses described aaronam or hysteric insanity. defense counsel argued for the respondent.
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Indictment of Sugar Company Official in U S Court
New York January 17 Charles J Heike secretary of the American Sugar Refining Company is named the man higher up in a sugar fraud probe. Heike, Loeb and others face indictments charging mail and wire fraud and defrauding the government. Henry M Walker and several sugar employees were held on bail and await next steps as the court weighs briefs in the Tatler case.
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Taxpayers Slow To Settle City Debts Says Treasurer
City Treasurer Spink reports 1,725 of 7,000 accounts paid as slow settlement continues. January 31 deadline applies to personal taxes and about a thousand small property tax accounts face collection with a 5 percent added fee if unpaid.
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Death at Tremont Hotel Leaves No Relatives Found
No relatives located for Thomas Nelson or Nilsen after a death by self harm at the Tremont hotel yesterday. Police efforts from the city department and communications with nearby offices in Belvidere and Fails failed to yield clues. Officials in Kenosha were also queried by Mr. Trawling for any information on the deceased’s relatives.
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Postal Bowlers Win At Blue Rubber
Oshkosh pastofiers defeated the Lae pastofhier team in Oshbesh bowling event at Blue Rubber. Oshkosh total 2 3 PUI and Food dy date team 18st pins. Individual scores include Osbhoshi OBrien 16 25 17 and Murph 182.
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Defects Corrected in Bank Funds Allegations
Fragments indicate new indictments against Augustus life insurance figures for alleged misappropriation of bank funds. Federal writers note charges caveated by presiding officials awaiting further action. Court observers expect conventional obligations to define the case and its outcomes.
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Fire Causes Panic in Minnesota Trading Building
A fire on Kent Street at the American House Panishing Company building triggered panic among about a hundred employees. Damage is estimated at $100,000 with twelve women evacuated. no injuries reported. The incident disrupted afternoon trading and highlighted water supply issues.
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Taft Addresses National Civic Federation on Uniform Laws
President Taft opens the Washington conference praising the Civic Federation and urging uniform state laws. Judge Parker and Governor Willson join as speakers, with Gompers and other leaders in attendance. Taft calls for streamlined courts, cautious centralization, and federal action on child labor while stressing state role in conservation and forest management.
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Day Forecast Confused Readout Shapes Odd Weather Note
An unclear OCR style entry mentions a forecast night with warmth and snow in Wisconsin, a Tuesday rain event, and west portions of an observed forecast. It lists timing like 9:27 and references temperatures and remarks, but specifics are garbled and partial. The readable bits point to a weather brief about precipitation and temperature notes.
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