Admission on trust holdings in Standard Oil network report
New York March 24 counsel for Standard Oil admitted on record that stock of the Republic Oil Waters-Pierce and Standard Oil Indiana is held in trust by the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey. Henry H Rogers testified in Missouri probe. Rockefeller Jr denied visiting his grandson in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waters-Pierce and
Republic Companies
Standard Oil Company of Indian
Standard of Company of New Jersey
Rockefeller
Missonu
Associated Press
New York
Standard of Company
Hadley
Missouri
Tare
Republic Oil Company
Waters-Pierre Oil Company
Standard Oil Company of
Tridiana
New Jersey
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Standard Oil Company
Lakewood
Mr. Rockefeller
Hogere
Henry H. Rogers
Standard C Company
Herbert 5. Hadley
Indiana
Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Waters-Pierce
N. N. van Buren
John Archibald
H. M. Tilford
Continental Oil Company
Broadway
Mr. Tilford
Mr. Hadley
Missour
Nore
Tana
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
D. A. Moffatt
Walter C. Teagle
Teagle
Standard Oil
Mr. Moffatt
Moffatt
Standard of Company of Indiana
Wadley
Waters-Pierce Company
Mixacuri
Tt-Trust
New Jerse
Perems
Admitting Stock Ownership for Litigation Purposes
Attorneys negotiate admissions that for litigation only the majority stock of Standard Oil of Indiana and all stock of Republic Oil is held for Standard Oil of New Jersey. Judge Priest approves wording changes to read held for New Jersey and notes stock held during the named period. Record of admission is made after discussion with General Hadley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Olt
Indiana
Republic OU Company
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Hadley
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Missouri
Pirates Capture Launch Near Canton in Pirate Attack
Details from March 22 near Canton report pirates in junks hijacking the tug Comet and a lighter, boarding the vessel after throwing a stink pot into the engine room. Crew overpowered, vessels beached, valuables looted including Winchester rifles and ammunition. kerosene cargo untouched. US consular investigators probe the incident. Standard Oil shipment plans altered. Kongmun, Kangkun, and Jongmoon noted as treaty port locations near Weat river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upy
Hong Kong
Canton
Standard of Company
Comet
Hangman
Wampoa
Ojil! Company
Affai Kongmun
Kangkun
Jongmoon
Isa
Weat River
Hongxons
Kidnapped Child Sparks Wisconsin Pursuit and Divorce Case
Albert R. Trelehel of St. Louis allegedly abducted his five year old daughter Pearl Elthea from her grandmother Mrs. E. J. Heming in Pewaukee. Waukesha County sheriff is in hot pursuit while Mrs. Treichel had filed for divorce about a year earlier, citing sensational charges. The custody dispute was unresolved as the case had not gone to trial. The mother had been employed in Milwaukee and left the child with the grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Pewaukee
Albert R. Trelehel
St. Louis
Pearl Elthea
E. J. Heming
Waukesha County
Treichel
Cargo in Flames Off Cape Race
The British freighter Titan, en route from New York to Manchester, reports cargo fire and heads for St John Newfoundland amid a furious snowstorm. Harbour arrival is in doubt as it battles conditions and seeks Cape Race signal station clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
St. John, N. F
Titan
New York
Manchester
Eng
Cape Race
Lake Navigation Delays Open for Steerage Fleet
Lake experts note several engineers prepared for season while steamboat captains at the head of the lakes show little readiness. The stee rust fleet has done little to prepare for opening navigation and may not want an early start, citing unfavorable conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Superior
Wis
Stee}rust
Gymnasium For Rent Fight Sparks Student Tension
A muddled late March notice reports a dispute at Wieron State University involving faculty and students over gymnasium space. The document references a tournament and a protest expression, with unclear details amid garbled OCR. The core event centers on tenancy contention and student disruption surrounding a gymnasium front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associates
Madison, Wie
Wieronson State University
Laward
Snow in Ohio Valley Weather Amid Persistent Cold
Fragmented OCR notes describe a snowy pattern in the Ohio Valley with references to cold temperatures and precipitation. The garbled lines suggest dawn repeats and forestalled warmth, with unclear dates or exact measures, but indicate ongoing winter conditions impacting the region.
Anti-Hazing Bill Adopts Senate Support Amid Debate
Aen reports the Senate debates a proposed anti-hazing measure as supporters push for swift passage while opponents raise concerns about enforcement and impact on student groups. The article notes leadership from university officials and statements from campus organizations.
Fever Epidemic Sparks City Health Alarm
A fever epidemic triggers city health alerts as officials urge vigilance. Reports indicate irregular fever cases rising across neighborhoods. Authorities consider diagnostic checks and public guidance to curb spread and protect vulnerable groups.
Ivens Must Be Ranged Verdict of Jury in Murder Case
Richard Ivens was sentenced to hang for the murder of Mrs. Bessie Hollister in Chicago. The case drew massive public pressure for greater police protection, with mass meetings, new ordinances, and funding for 1,000 additional officers. Ivens confessed after the body was found. he claimed memory loss about the confession and was linked to Oshkosh ties through Hollister's husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Richard Ivens
Bessie Hollister
Hollister
Ivens
Young Ivens
Schuetter
Oshkosh
Rival Bowling Congress Opens at Armory in Louisville
At the Armory in Louisville Kentucky the national bowling tournament moved to squads of five and doubles to clear a deranged schedule after Sunday play was dropped. Morning leaders included Baltimore five man team 2699 and Wilmington Delaware 2521 with other top scores from Port Washington Wisconsin Cincinnati and Omaha. Secret meeting disclosed political rifts with a plan to begin next year’s tournament in St Louis on February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Armory
Louisville
Baltimore
Casing Wilmington
Del
Port Washington
Wis
Volunteers
Cincinnati
Minch
Purren
Hager
Cleveland
Rodgers and Quiere
French
Djorde
Omaha
Hartley
Cochran
Kruger and George
Chicago
Karps
American Bowling Congress Today
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Haz
Seaboard Bowling
Straai
Amerian Bowling Congress
Ruffalo
Detroit
Drexelland
Andy
Ersatization
Knewan
Comerese
Man accused in threat case involving wife in Kane Bay City
A man faced court on charges of threatening to kill his wife. He described recent plans tied to a Kane Bay City restaurant venture and claimed he would cause her to flee to Chicago if found. The judge ordered protection and set terms for further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Tan Wee
Spromt
Kane Bae City
Mre
Spencer
Chicago
Test of stenographers in Madison Wisconsin
A fragment describes a stenography test carried out by participants in Madison Wisconsin with focus on precision and speed.
Adam Emmerichs Found Guilty in Municipal Court
Adam Emmerichs was found guilty in a municipal court Friday afternoon after being charged with a corrigibility related offense. Judge Gow sentenced him to the state industrial school for boys at Waukesh Kinmetichs until age sixteen. Mrs. Margaret Emmerichs expressed willingness for the boy to be sent to the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Emmerichs
Cen l Fir
Gow
Waukesh
Kinmetichs
Sen
Margaret Emmeriche
United States Battleship Wisconsin to Sail for Shanghai
The US battleship Wisconsin will set sail at 1 am for Shanghai to join the American fleet there after urgent orders were received from Admiral Train. A battle at Samar is reported with fighting between coast guard units and fanatical Pulatanes near Pulatan. Curry, a former Rough Rider and Manila police chief, is said to be stirring unrest as governor of Samar province under American rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associa Press
Manila
Wisconsin
Shanghai
Samar Maula
Island of
Samar
Detar
Error Curry
Homie
New Mexico
Rough Riders
Philippines
Becaame
American Rute
Feito
Bankrupted banker pleads guilty to forgery five years
Thomas M. Casey former general manager of the Bank of Salmon and Salmon Clinton Missouri pleaded guilty in Harrisonville circuit court to forgery and received a five year penitentiary sentence. He testified in Kansas City that forged notes totaling about 74000 were among collateral turned over to Kansas City State Bank to settle debts from the failed bank. He indicated the testimony was part of a bargain to avoid further prosecutions related to the bank’s failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres. Y
Harrisonville
Thomas M. Casey
Bank of Salmon & Salmon
Clinton
Kansas City
Harrisonvile
Smit
Bank of Salinan & Man
Kangnas City State Bank
Cuser
Pattison Improves as Rally Continues in Ohio
Governor Pattison shows favorable progress after yesterday's collapse in Columbus. Secretary Monck reports he was conscious and heard his voice during rallying moments at the executive mansion. Doctors say he had a good night, rests easily, with normal temperature and steady pulse and respiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Pattison
Monck
Former Mayor Samuel H. Ashbridge Dies in Philadelphia
Former Philadelphia mayor Samuel H. Ashbridge died at his home after a months long illness. The 57 year old served 23 years in city service including deputy coroner, acting coroner, and mayor until 1962. He fell unconscious two days before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Samuel H. Ashbridge
Ashbridge
Ashbride
Lumber mill fire narrowly halted in Racine Junction
A fire at a lumber and farm machinery building in Racine Junction was stopped before spreading. Grass nearby caught fire and threatened the lumber yard, but prompt actions by the fire department prevented a major disaster amid the busy manufacturing district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Farine Sour & Ralm
Hacine Junction
Ada
Vie
Campaign of 1906 We Arenate Freee Washington
Fragmentary 1906 campaign note discusses a meeting at the capital hall and a Senate and House alignment. Names and specifics are unclear but references a canvas and duties of campaign leaders.
Royal Roses Have Thorns in Norwegian Court Gossip
A fragmentary, archaic-sounding report hints at tensions within the Norwegian royal circle. It mentions Queen Maud, Queen Victoria, and a queen of Yaakot Vil, alluding to discord over courtly manners and behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Gussin
Queen Maude
Aurus
Queen Victoria
Aix
Yaakot Vil
McGourty to Box Het in Milwaukee Appleton card
The boxing card in April at Appleton and Milwaukee features McGourty facing Het with postponement cited. McGourty, training with Jim Gardner, is praised for youth, strength, and cleverness, aiming to perform against top state fighters. Oshkosh fans expect a large local turnout, with forty to fifty supporters traveling to Appleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Adie" McGourty
Kid" Het
Milwaukee
Appleton
Thomas Hyan
Qtto aZucike
Ryan
MccGoorty Prt
Paddy" Norton
Herre
McGoorty
Aa Wan
McCoorty
Jimmy
Gardner
Guardian appointments and estates near Algoma
Judge C D Cleveland names Abner S Farrow guardian of Isaac W Farrow spendthrift with $1 000 property value and $3 monthly pension. Farrow resident of Algoma. guardian bonds $1 290. Ras mus Nelson named guardian of Mildred A Nelson minor heir of Ludwig Nelson with 1 200 bonds. Paxton and Kloeckner named appraisers for Ludwig Nelson estate. Marie Nelson administratrix of estate. Habblitz heirs of Albert Habblitz noted with bonds. Frank Ratee named administratrix of Joseph W Houghton estate in Ura. James H Dalphin named guardian for Harry J and John Dalphin minor heirs. Anna M Dlphin noted with bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Cleveland
Abner S. Farrow
Isaac W. Farrow
United States
Farrow
Algoma
Thie Ciy
Frank Ratee
Joeph W. Houghton
Ura
James H. Dalphin
Harry J
John Delphin
Miner Heira
Anna M. Dlphin
Incoherent OCR Fragment Prompts Marsh and Train Imagery
Fragmentary text shows garbled phrases with references to a marsh, a train, and various proper nouns. Reading yields no clear event, date, or named individuals. The piece appears to be a partial OCR dump rather than a factual news item.
Loan to Landlords Under Restricted Terms Sealed
A report describes a loan program directed at landlords tied to a broader agricultural reform. Funds are allocated for a parcel of land and a cutter is mentioned as part of the asset plan. A committee will oversee the distribution of the money, following an investigation committee’s recommendations.
Turns Down Petition on Sawyer Avenue Rail Extension
The city committee underscored no power to compel Winnibago Traction to operate on Sawyer Avenue to connect with the Omro line. Absence of City Attorney and two Aldermen blocked full discussion. four members attended and the panel adopted an adverse report on the petition for track extension toward West Algoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Piads
Han Xo Power
Resethen Company
Ho Carn
Sawyer Avenue
Getehi
W. . Cowling
Buel T Davis
Theodore D. Engelke
Dailroad Committee
C. A. Robinson
Mehmond
David €. Pinkerton
Constantine Gehnigk
Col. WT. Weed
E. B. Kirk
Winnebago Traction Company
Camper
Winnersage Traction Company
Ninth Street
West Algoma
Omro
Winnethogg Traction Company
Cara
J. W. Tillotson
Aean
Winnebago
Comntan
Japanese Funds Rise Amid US Relief Drive
Fragmented text reports a Japanese relief fund appeal connected to a US based effort involving American supporters and Japanese groups. Mentions May dates and a printing firm, with references to donations and a central fundraising initiative.
Horsemen to Meet at Athar Hotel This Evening
The Sehhoo Driving group meets at the Athrar hotel this evening at 7 for a session signaling the start of summer activities. Officials will discuss the question of holding fault dius and related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athrar
Strikes loom as coal stocks rise and shipping eased
Reports from Indianapolis and New York indicate ready coal reserves within 100 miles of New York City totaling over 8 million tons. Industry officials warn a Western Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio strike could occur if advance wage scales fail, while preparations and storage efforts continue amid uncertain union actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Indianapolis
M. Justi
Munois
Indiana
United Mine Workers’ Union
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ems
Jact Sear
Ind
Mitchell
Miiners
Ohio
Herman
Funeral of H C Nash in Odd Fellows hall service
The funeral for Intz Harvey C. Nash will be held Sunday afternoon at nine o clock from the Odd Fellows hall on Algoma street with T O O F P and Rev Edward H Smit in charge. Herman Powers and Nina H Wales will perform duties, pallbearers chosen from the order. Interment at a local cemetery. remains in state from ten. A separate notice reports a infant death at River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intz
Harvey C. Nash
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Algoma Street
Edward H. Smit
Herman H Powers
Nina H. Wales
Order
Ar Nash
Ten O
Pineral
Puckett
Lake Plaice
Unclear OCR item notes injuries and dates
Fragmentary notice mentions an injury event and a date referring to seven months prior. Names, places, and a clear action are unreadable. This compact card reflects the limited readable facts without inventing details.
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Hearne
Hadley Quizzel Rogers
Waters-Pierce OU Company of
Judse Johneen
Gil Rapa
Standard Qi
Neck of
the Republic
Watere Pierce Company
Stardara OI
Standard ON
New Jers
Jpine Johnson
Prostalee
Coameel
Standard Cal Company
Atero
TPR Ss
Amber Avimbecinn
Wheai Hadiey
Pirates
Sooty
Lake Navigation
Ohio Valley
Ryler
Aen
Tan Dock
CASE
Artem Noo
Agreevent
Annals of
Rival Bowling Congress
Louiss Hie
Wife
Ryecia
Madison
Wit
Marth
Industrial Schoge
Adam Framerict
Om Sumnar
Penson
Samuel Ashbridge
Sotis
Washington
Cen
Amd
Menate
Toda
Pater
Ty Tate
Portrai
Herald M.kaes Petpet
Seadt
General Ring
Mismarkes
Photony
Aiex
Mad of
Novaya
M’goorty
Herrick
Mindag
Pittwarts
Paul Tras
Enna
Petresbourg Marth
Forts Veare
Faynine 4
Japan
Antheacoal
Stucke Heid
Verlerk
Vonths—Wrans
Aumeng Bhuimtaoan
Associated Preeg
Preesedent
Ming Workers of America
Baerther
H. C. Nash
Little Cat
Mr Feel
Imdars
River Street
Employe
Wiener
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