Roosevelt weighs appeal in beef packers case
President Roosevelt held a long White House conference with Attorney General Moody Secretary Taft and James R Garfield on whether to appeal Judge Humphreys Chicago ruling in the beef packers case Moody notes the prosecution of corporations may continue but officials could be charged if violations are proven The law officers will study whether an appeal is legally supported and a bill now before Congress would extend review rights in criminal cases to the United States under writ of error.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
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Moody
Taft
James R. Garfield
Chicago
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White House
Humphrey
Tyus
Department of Justice
Congress
United States
House Judiciary Committee
Green Bay graft cases loom in Wisconsin city
Milwaukee warrants reveal District Attorney Samuel H. Cady seeking a special assistant to prosecute 26 alleged municipal graft felonies linked to a long grand jury probe. First target: Charles M. Carpenter for a $400 bribe in 1901. Additional cases involve sums from £100 up, with many officials and contractors under suspicion as prosecutions approach.
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Milwaukee
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Wisconsin
Green Bay
Samuel H. Cady
Lst
Charles M. Carpenter
Chicago Barber Asphalt Company
Henry Porter
Griberies
Ttiz
George J. Schwartz
Schwartzs Statence
Free of Duty Fight Spurs Church Gate Tax Debate
A March 22 notice from The Northwestern Washington signals a heated dispute over a shipment to St Marys church. It claims the church should have been exempt from duty as rain damaged glass panes for the chapel. The item centers on a protest about unpaid duties and the church’s wartime effort.
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Auer
Divorce Granted in Desertion Case at Court
Judge Grambam grants divorce to Henry EL Harcington from the Pies of Wre. The ruling cites desertion as the ground. Proceedings indicate the plaintiff pursued the action in Marhoo with Mechlom appearing for the petitioner.
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Bowling Event Continues In Louisville Tournament
The Armory in Louisville hosts the annual bowling tournament with five-man teams in competition. Leisys No. 1 of Pearls, Illinois led early but finished with a 2781 after a late miss, placing them near the top. Canturra No. 1 of Chicago held first with 2794 while Pastimes of Cincinnati stood third at 273%. Star Club Peoria led a list of finishers that included Prater Mobile Alabama and Galveston Galveston Texas. A day's program opened with several special sets.
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Teisys
Caenturra No. 1
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Star Club
Peoria
Prater Mobile
Ala
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Galveston
Tex
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Begz
Rowe protests Louisville bowling event rule violation
J J Rowe former president of the American Bowling Congress filed a protest with the executive committee alleging two man teams and individuals bowling in five man events violate by laws. The committee in session postponed action due to President Bryson's absence and will decide this afternoon or when he is reached.
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Cleveland
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Pattison Is Better After Illness Reports
Governor Pattison shows improvement after a difficult spell with fever and exhaustion. Medical staff Holt Hamilton and Wilson report the governor had a restful night and is resting more today, though still weak and affected by earlier 102 degree fever.
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E. J. Wilson
British Naval Maneuvers Value Put At Two Hundred Fifty Million
Associated Press report from March 2 states Edmund Herbert, in the House of Commons, said the Admiralty estimates the value of merchant ships and cargoes at 250 million as they prepare for ground naval maneuvers in June. Government seeks insurance on the sum, but terms are unsettled. Underwriters press for payment of losses tied to the Russian warship actions in the war with Japan, while the government resists higher premiums.
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McCoy Goes On Trial For Trooper Killing In Missouri
In St Louis on March 22 1976 federal court began the murder trial of Emmet McCoy a trooper at Jefferson Barracks accused of shooting and killing fellow trooper Alexander Baskerville during a horseback picket duty quarrel over an army overcoat. Army officers testified as witnesses in the case.
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St. Lowis
Emmet McCoy
Nexrt
Jefferson Barracks
United States Circuit Court
Alexander Baskerville
McCayshni Basker
Collision at Sea Off Cape Henry Involves San Miguel and Ralph M Hayward
The German steamer San Miguel bound from Baltimore to Port Maria collides twelve miles off Cape Henry with the New York schooner Ralph M Hayward. The Ralph M Hayward leaks badly and is beached at Lynn Haven Inlet while San Miguel proceeds to Baltimore. The San Miguel's cargo and deck structures are damaged and one crew member is reported missing.
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New York
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Bal- Amore
Port Alde
Russians Up To Date In Assembly Voting Tech
St Petersburg March 22. The seats in the Tauride palace used by the national assembly have been fitted with electrical apparatus. Members can register their votes at the clerk's desk without rising, streamlining roll calls. This system mirrors the one in the House of Representatives in Washington.
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House of Representatives
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Pastor Long Revival Ends in Tragedy in Paducah
A protracted revival service at the First Baptist Church in Paducah Kentucky led to the death of Reverend Hew Cheek, age 46, after a period of intense strain and stress. The service, marked by a lengthy slate of sermons, culminated last Sunday as he collapsed following months of overwork and deep fatigue. He leaves a widow and several relatives in Warn, Texas.
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Devin & Cheek
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Warn
Texas
Nba
Hemth
Everal
Undertaker Acquitted in Northwest Court Case
An undertaker was acquitted after a Northwest court trial held on a specified night. The defendant faced a charge connected to a long-running dispute involving local authorities and a separate party. Evidence cited included testimony from categorized witnesses and a controversial insurance matter.
Merriweather Resigns After Short Term Service
A garbled note reports Merriweather resigning from a recent role with unspecified duties. The text mentions dates around March and Washington, with unclear references to duties, meetings, or replacement timing.
Passengers Snowbound After Freezing Storm Delays
In rough OCR text, a group of travelers faced a snowbound delay on a rural roadway. Reported conditions describe a stranded convoy about five miles from the city, with passengers waiting since seven o'clock. Local responders monitored the situation as weather and road hazards persisted.
Coming to America Immigration and Meeting the Gatekeeper
An OCR fragment notes immigration themes in America with references to a person named Pepe and a gatekeeper figure. It mentions arrival and division of parts, and a schedule or date fragment. The text is garbled but centers on immigration and crossing entry.
Senate Adjourns Debate as Statehood Rule Is Adopted
Washington, March 2. The House adopted a special rule to take the statehood bill from the Speaker’s table and request a conference with the Senate. Debates were sharp, with Williams opposing and Dalzell defending the procedural path as the chamber prepared to send conferees. The roll call showed broad partisan lines in the tense session.
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Labo
General Strike Action Reported By Rew Observers
Fragmentary note cites Rew on Po Perge Jews Brann Mpeh and a general strike. Readable bits mention a non-gimgral sinke and udning renter chow in coverage area. No clear date or location available.
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Senate Proceedings Face Extended Time on Wyoming Grant
The Senate debated extending the opening to entry of the Shoshone Wind River reservation area in Wyoming and a survey at Cincinnati. Culberson urged immediate action, Lodge opposed hasty move, and the measure was sent to tomorrow after questions about government communications and a call for thorough inquiries.
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Crash on Illinois Central disrupts morning commute
Fragmented OCR reads like a mix of garbled notes about a crash on Illinois Central. It mentions a rate, passengers, water, date cues, and several proper names, but most details are unreadable. The readable fragments suggest a traffic incident affecting trains or vehicles near a location labeled Waters.
Buried at Sea Mystery in Translated Fragments
Disjointed OCR fragment describes a maritime burial with references to names like Arthur and phrases hinting at a state or locality. Readable terms include sea, buried, clan or group, and possible ceremony. Content is fragmented but indicates a burial at sea involving a named authority figure.
Monop ly Knocked Out In Philadelphia Transit Pact
A city led by Mayor Wewsermed reaches a landmark agreement with the Rapid Transit company to build rapid terminals and elevated lines in three years. The deal includes subway and elevated routes, city concessions, and substantial franchise recoveries, with compensation to cover road grade eliminations and related costs.
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Plans for Trip Delayed by Weather and Schedules
The note outlines a planned trip with several dates and destinations including New York and Paris. It mentions arranging sessions in late June and a middle of July window. Names such as Coco Maeda and Pete Hin appear in fragmented form.
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New York
Fragmented OCR note on loss of arm event
The readable text appears as a fragmented OCR note. It mentions loss of an arm and contains garbled phrases and names, with no clear dates, places, or identifiable organizations to anchor a fuller summary.
Increase of Navy Publicized in Federal Merger Context
A brief report notes a government push toward expanding naval capacity amid ongoing merger proposals and financial considerations. Officials emphasize strategic advisability and potential industrial impacts, with attention to defense contracts and national security implications.
Costly orchid tests manet device in wrecked yard
Unclear OCR text reports a costly orchid test in a damaged setting involving a man and a device. Readable elements mention a vehicle, a fee, and a possible collection or procedure.
Coal Strike Talks Persist Amid Miner and Operator Disputes
Executives and miners hold executive sessions as negotiations continue over wage increases and work rules. Miners propose submitting differences to subscale committees, seeking to limit wage rises and keep the eight hour day, while operators fear broader market damage and await a broader settlement with national interests and the United States Steel corporation backing peers.
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