Glavis Testimony Opens Ballinger Pinchot Inquiry
Louis R. Glavis testifies as the congressional inquiry into the Ballinger Pinchot controversy begins in Washington. He traces early coal claims in Lewis County and Alaska, claims Balnger drew up deeds, and notes Pinchot’s involvement via Forester Price and Assistant Shaw. Demand for seats in the Senate office building grows as proceedings start.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senator Nelson
Minnesota
Congressional
Bullinger-Pinchot
Louis R. Glavis
Glavis
Nelson
Gravis
Wilson Coal Company
Lewis County
Washington
Ballinger
Wilson Company
Alaska
Lena Foy
Witnes
Atinger
Balinger
Wilson
Olmstead
Pennsylvania
Ee Salmon
Ickersham
Tallinger- Pinchot
Cunningham
Taft
Pinochet
Price Shaw
Forestry Service
Bee
Witnoes
Ince
Senate
Seseione
Forged Notes Alarm Framingham Officials
Forgery of town notes totaling the high sum of 154,000 is investigated as $8 remains among forged entries. Harvard Chase, an expert accountant, reports to a tech meeting and Cambridge briefing to reveal alleged irregularities. Treasurer John Lombard and note broker Charles Cummins figure in indictments for uttering and larceny.
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Associated Press
Framingham
Mass
Dan
Harv Chase
OTS Tes
Cambridge Fomorrow
John Bl Lombard
Reed
Vates
Charles Cummins
Charces
Utter
Larce
Undertaker Called After False Death Report in Marion
In Marion Indiana on January 26 a woman named Mrs. Gray Genions appeared dead after a surgical operation. The undertaker arrived but the physician reentered and revived her. Early today her breathing stopped again and she seemed dead, then revived after an hour and regained consciousness.
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Associated Press
Marion
Ind
Scents and conspiracies in temperate times
Governor Beeneen sent a message to the Louisiana legislature warning of insidious influences aimed at defeating the public will on the lakes to gulf deep waterway. He cites that only individuals and corporations would profit from the huge water power created, while a silly diary remark and red hair rumor mingle with the chatter of the era.
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Associated Press
Eprington
Beeneen
Uineaia
Gulf Deep
Michigan
Chicago
Seven thousand policy holders await ST2S0,000 ruling in suit
In Chicago a U S circuit court decision today affected American Guaranty company assets and a receiver appointment. The case involves a West Virginia appointee seeking control and a call to turn over all assets for distribution of funds. The court denied a key petition and left unresolved questions over jurisdiction and receivership.
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Associated Press
Chicago
American Guaranty Company
Jidee
Kotlnant
United States Circuit Court
Altates Yenine
Rec Pany
West Virginia
Tady Court
E. ‘A. Reeceiver
Paliey Holt
Keatley
Iver
Will Test Tax Act Faces New Suits At Supreme Court
In Washington on January 26, five similar actions against the Payne Bill tax provision await ruling. Four suits involve large corporations from New York and Chicago districts, seeking to block compliance as unconstitutional. Arguments parallel the Vermont Stone Tracy case, with aims for expedited hearings alongside the Vermont matter.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the United States
Stone-Tracy Company
Windsor
Circuit Court of the
United States
Federal District of New York
R Circuit Court
Northern District of Tinois
Fred W. Smith
Northern Trust Company
Wiam H. Minor
Corn Exchange National Bank of Chicago
Pour AE
Stockholler
New York
Yreid
Stony Tracy
Vermont
No Standing In Court Over Panama Libel Case
The federal government’s prosecution of The New York World publishers was quashed by Judge Hough in the United States circuit court over alleged libel connected to Panama canal purchase reports. The indictment was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction and other grounds to be stated, marking a closing chapter in the case.
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Associated Press
New York
Goveinent
New York World
Trough
United States Circuit Court
E Press Publishing Company
Publishers of the World
Hough
Panama
Houch
New York World Today
Waugh
Duruig
Press Publishing Company
of the World
Paris
Theodore Tansevelt
William Taft
Doug Ovinsin
Wi Xelson
United States
Telances
Worl
Walsh Road Case Reflects Tax Sale and Interest Dispute
A fragmentary report describes a tax sale involving Walsh Road and an individual claiming an interest in land held by others. The dispute centers on ownership rights and the court’s handling of tax-foreclosure proceeds, with unclear parties and dates.
Tillman Senator Seeks Return of Granddaughters
Senator Tillman of South Carolina reports his daughter in law, Mrs. B Tillman Jr., plans action in the South to recover his grandchildren. He says the children were taken to his wife in Washington and then to South Carolina, where guardianship may be sought under South Carolina law. He claims the children are the couple's two bright daughters and asserts his interest is their care and custody.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Tillman
South Aroha
B. Tillman Jr
South
Wilman
Periudin
South Carollina
Airs
Br.f. Till
Taft Roosevelt Lobby Charge Sparks Alaska Hearing
An official hearing before the House committee on territories reveals alleged lobbying by Alaska delegates in the Taft and Roosevelt era. Wickersham and others testify about the Alaska camel bill and related disputes while remarks stress caution over political motives and executive influence.
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Assocated Press
Ngton
Cy Delegasham
Alaska
Taft
Tloweevelt
Ay Et Gatt
Senate
Aspersi Bern
Tident
Bersham
Die Heing
Judgekersham
Lescride
Mate
Charman Beveringe
United State
Willian Jennings Livan
Prohibitionil
Uruguay Denies Revolt Against President Willimin
Official dispatches today from Dr. Luis M. Lafinur, Uruguay’s minister to the United States, deny any revolutionary movement against President Wiilman. Dr. A Ignebint, foreign affairs minister, telegrammed from Montevideo asserting no disturbance and the government is strong enough to suppress any disorder.
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Wiilman
Uruguay
Luis M. Lafinur
United States
A. Ignebint
Willimin
Moentevideo
Ariister Lafinur
Who Gets the Profit in Food Prices Debate
Washington, D.C. reports that Senator McCumber presented a resolution directing the Senate Committee on Agriculture to investigate farm and mill prices. He argued beef prices to consumers are out of proportion to farm gains, and Beveridge urged including exports and beet prices abroad in the inquiry.
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Tress
Washington
Millirker
McCumber
Senate Conmitttes
Beveridge
Air McCunbe Reed
Paris submerged as flood swamps city bridges and landmarks
Descriptions of Paris flooding from the Seine as water rises into the city. The river submerges subways and streets, with the Palais Bourbon and foreign office threatened. Cabinets meet to plan countermeasures as military units move in. Bread prices soar and hunger fears grow amid collapsing transport routes and rising panic.
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Associated Press
Paris
Jin
Cirent
Mic
Pagarot Air
Rue Rayate
Place de Ta Conecarde
Rue Madeleine
Javel
Pont de Percy
Pont Dea St. Petes
France
Saratha Tekers Wing
Feadt
Mexican Bank Suspension Shocks Meaivo City
A Mexican bank suspends operations shocking Meaivo City residents and sending customers scrambling for funds. Officials from the bank cite liquidity concerns as the cause while authorities assure protection for depositors. Local businesses fear short-term disruption as customers await clarification on access to accounts.
Outbreak Reports Suppressed In Official Cable Dispatch
An Associated Press Washington report dated January 24 notes that cables from Smith America indicate an outbreak, but official communications deny or downplay the event amid ongoing reporting and sanitization of details. The brief fragment suggests censorship or denial by authorities while foreign reports mention the outbreak.
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Associated Press
Wash'neto. Th. C
Smith America
Election Nears Close in Nationalist Labor Results
A garbled report from London outlines late counts for eight seats with Nationalists and Liberals vying for influence. Unionists and Labor see shifting totals as ballots remain to be tallied, suggesting a tight race across regions and factions.
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Acsocited Press
London
Jan Rein
Natenalls
Sutherlandshire
Renard Trott
Oni
No Meat For February Aims At Urgent Meal Changes
Superior Wisconsin aims to cut meat consumption in February to address food shortages and rising prices. Community groups urge households to substitute plant based meals and focus on preserving nutrition while reducing waste.
RINE LOCALS BARRED BY INDIANAPOLIS UNION MEETING
A garbled report from Indianapolis notes a convention of the Mine Workers of America debating seating of delegates from a central Pecans group. The uncertain text mentions calls to bar locals and a decision pending.
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Alaocate
Indianapolis
Mine Workers of America
Nin Cat Union
Pecan Sultankt
Tact
Tor
Milwaukie Farmer Wins 1 Percent Judgment Over Grain Loss
In a Grecitted court session, Henry Zorier of Kiel received a 1 percent judgment against Milwaukie based on a lapse in grain field protection. The suit, filed against a radio company, stemmed from alleged fraudulent seals by one of its engineers related to grain storage and loss.
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Milwaukie
Ness
Lantins
Greuit
Henry Zorier
Kiel
Ape
Chicana, Mil & St. Pasl Radioid
Engiacs
Mann Bill Passage Reported In Washington Montana
A terse notice from Washington Montana dated June 26 reports the Mann bill on slavery presented by Mr Bann. The entry notes the measure was parsed by the incident as introduced, reflecting a formal reading in the legislative process.
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Associated Press
Washington
MT. C
Bann
Making a mess of it special Beloit report
A Milwaukee special to the News from Beloit states that Tordree Wilmans, formerly of this city, sent a letter today criticizing the United States government over conditions. He asserts the government is overreaching, calls for change, and mentions Estrada as governor of the county with Madriz described as merely a figure at Zelaya.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Beloit
Tordree Wil- Mans
United State
Wiebe
Madriz
Zelaya
Strike Threat Dominates United Mine Workers Convention
Delegates from the United Mine Workers prepare for a possible general strike in North America as tensions rise with the Western Federation of Miners over wage, rights, and union consolidation. The draft plan seeks allied support from the American Federation of Labor and awaits final approval at the convention.
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Associated Press
Todianapelis
Tad
Hituard Neus
United States
Canada
United Ming Workers
Auieriva Toda
Voda
Western Federation of Miners
North Amnerica
United Mine Workers
Marriage of Miss Ferdinand to Jinka Tehard in Oshkosh
Fond du Lac January 26 Special to Thy Northwestern. The marriage of Miss Ferdinand Marie Ferdinand to Jinka Tehard, Oshkosh resident, occurred at St Peter Church at nine this morning in a ceremony conducted during a nuptial high mass. The bridal party included sister Miss Joana Ferdinand as bridesmaid. John Tauber of Oshkosh served as best man. After the service the couple returned to the Ferdinand home at Tenth and Center Streets for a wedding reception, with plans to continue into the evening. The bride wore tan silk and carried a bouquet of bride’s roses. the bridesmaid wore old rose and carried pink carnations. A breakfast followed at the home, which was decorated with flowers. The groom is in the employ of Zentner as a salesman. The couple will reside at 95 Bishthabreet, Oshkosh, after February 1.
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Fond du Lac
Uarotly
Marie Pordinard
Jinka
St. Afr Vhurch
Golfrery Wuellling
Fiuther Wuelew
Jona
Ferdinand
John Taeuber
Osh- Kosh
Tbe Gervicds
Ehiren
Hyrlle
Tenth
Center Streets
Sueste
Perdhiand
Yante
Lauer
Hia Perble Willl
Oshkesh
J Zentner
Jis Procery
Jacob Ferdinand
Directura Holds Annual Meeting in City Hall
The Directura holds its annual meeting in the city hall last evening with thirty members present. The association reports a rise in subscriptions and loans, detailing a $14,006 increase in loans and $7,434 in matured stock. Three directors were re elected for three year terms: William Morgan, PF. perking, and others will be elected later.
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OahiRosh Sirtuet
BUA
Gsi
William Morgan
Creditors Win Point In Bankrupt Case
Fragmented OCR text shows a creditors win point in a bankruptcy matter with references to Rosters, Monoreny, and Kebt cer. The garbled lines mention large debts, health services, and transfers, with unclear names and dates.
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Puterre
Aidte Ferthyad
Asquith mobbed by militant suffragettes in London
London after the election of Premier Asquith he was mobbed by militant suffragettes. The ruckus caused several lively scenes and confrontations with police before his safe conveyance.
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London
Fremier Asquith
Wren
Mr. Asquith
Chicago grand jury probes Packers graft and packers
Federal grand jury in Chicago opened a probe into methods of the National Packing Company and related firms. About thirty subpoenas were issued to Swift & Co and Arter & Co, with secrecy to protect identities. Seven Swift employees were named. James Wilkerson leads with District Attorney Sims directing the inquiry. The same grand jury will extend into February to examine city hall graft, with thirty eight witnesses subpoenaed and daily hearings planned.
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Papurs
NaGome Packing Compring
Arter & Co
Swift & Co
Morris & Co
Seereric
Tils
James II Wilkerson
Bistrict
Tornes Sims
Suitt Co
Simmons
Humane Agent Warns Neenah Family of Compton
Wilkie humane agent investigated a Forest Township family with ten children and a neglectful husband. The Compton family reportedly relies on charity as the father spends what little they have on liquor. The agent gave three days for the husband to start work or face vagrancy charges and possible workhouse, and ordered parents to ensure their runaway son attends school.
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Fo. Wilkie
Neenah
Compton
Forest
Wilkie
Ile
Couunon
Las Leen
Tir
Bin
Wilkie Aise
Xehoehoy
Egg market tumbles causing price drops in Oshkosh
Local grocers report lower egg quotes as retail prices slip to thirty-three and thirty-four cents a dozen frozen, with wholesale at thirty and forty-one cents. Eastern quotations indicate a broad drop in commodities, though Oshkosh retail lags behind wholesale gains.
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Oshkosh
Soon to Leave Hospital Chase Faces Gunshot Wound
Chase, the man who attempted to rob a Kiminsele Sunday morning on Mineel with a revolver, will likely be ready to leave Lakeside sanitarium within a week. Dr. J. M. Conkal operated this morning, removing the bullet near the line of the wound which struck the ribs. The bullet was not difficult to locate or remove, and Chase is in good shape with no reason to expect a slow recovery.
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Tlatry. Chase
Reoney Conley
Chase
Fom Siape
Reevery
Weather report fragment for Wisconsin forecast
Fragmentary local weather notice notes sunrise and sunset times but is garbled. It references Wisconsin forecast with rain or snow possibilities and a shift from southwest to northwest winds. Mentions temperatures around two or three degrees and partial cloudiness with evening temperatures cool.
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Wisconsin
Esther
J Mate
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