Jerome seeks warrants in life insurance probe
New York March 27 District Attorney Jerome applied for warrants against several prominent figures in the life insurance contributions case. Magistrate Moss delayed action, citing need for crime evidence. Warrant targets included Cortelyou Bliss and George W Perkins amid a dispute with Judge O Sullivan over larceny implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Jerome
Magistrate Press
Ufe Insurance
Cortelyou
National Republican Committee
Cornelius W. Bliss
George W. Perkins
New York Life Insurance Company
O'Sullivan
Moss
John Dos
Perkins
Funte
Tombs Court
Inthem Avere
Criminal Courts
Supreme Court
Grand Jury
Legislative Insurance
Jude Q Sullivan
Jadge
Messrs
Corteirou
Biles
O Sullivan
Suits Claim $5.21 Million in Recovery Actions
Two civil suits target executives, pairing with a prior action against Richard A. McCurdy for a total $5.21 million sought. alleged payments of $500,000 to Raymond & Co. are cited to enrich McCurdy's son in law and partner. British Life Manager Resigns Over Policyholder Disputes in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. McCurdy
Raymond & Co
McCurdy
London
D. C. Haldeman
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Jr. Haldeman
Earl of
Haldeman
Brutual Life Insurance Company
United Kingdom
Tts
Burglary at Kusche Lime Dealer Office
Edward G. Kusche, a lime and brick dealer on Cape Street, reports a burglary over the weekend. A note belonging to the late Charles Kusche’s estate was taken from an unlocked safe after a window was removed and replaced. the pocketbook and contents were left behind. Police notified. Kusche, administrator of the estate, intends to publicize the note’s maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Kusche
Ceape Street
Wis
Kusche
Charles Kusche
Chicago & Northwestern
Testimony in Smoot hearings ends in salt sugar probe
The Smoot proceedings wrap third session with witness Joseph Georghegan a Salt Lake broker testifying on Mormon church financing of Utah and Idaho sugar factories. He says church financed ventures before they succeeded but church and Mormons do not control stock though two largest concerns have Mormon officers and directors. Cross examination reveals omitted business areas and suspected sugar trust influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senator Smoot
Congress
Joseph Georghegan
Salt Lake
A. S. Worthington
Smoot
Utah
Idaho
Carlisle
Genuses
Dubois
Sugar Trust
Uizh
Wesley Acquitted in Bemidji Double Murder Case
Milwaukee March 27 A Wisconsin special reports Jam Wesley of Green Bay was acquitted of being an accomplice in the February 18 murder of an elderly homesteader and his daughter near Bemidji Minnesota. His arrest on March 1 ended a lengthy nationwide manhunt as news closes with word he will arrive in Bay soon.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Jam Wesley
Green Bay
Ramid del
Twentrome
Bemidji
Merahasange
Minnesota
Wester
Snerr
Temlad
Pattison Gains Strength In Latest Update
The report says Governor Pattison continues to gain strength after a long illness. He is described as having a steady improvement with pulse normal and temperature stable. A government spokesman noted Pattison is better and progressing toward recovery.
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Pir Astochind Press Y Oigmilas
Ervernnr Pattison
Tadas Atv
Fe- Fued
Pattison
Tracks Washed Out After Storm Delays Madison Line
Tracks washed out and water free caused delays as trains from Madison faced reroutes. Repairs underway with rebuilding effort described as ongoing to restore service. Local crews work to clear debris and ensure safety for resumed operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maun Byatial
Irain
Madison
Naval program decision reports a shipbuilding plan
House Naval Affairs Committee today reported a building program for new ships and torpedo boats. The plan lists a battleship costing 6 000 900 dollars, three destroyers at 750 000 each, and 100 for submarines at the navy secretary’s discretion, totaling 399 738 000 amid other appropriations. The Senate debate touches on banks and campaign finance references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Secretary of the Navy
Naval Bus
Dramatic House Scene Ends Debate Over Remarks
A chaotic House scene erupts as Representative Shackie from Missouri interrupts the proceedings after a tense exchange. An unprecedented interruption halts a carefully prepared statement, with witnesses and shouting reflecting a heated dispute about decorum and test votes.
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Washington
Tojar
Shifferd
Permicelon
Mithigar
Sref sTuatien
Serena Anita
Avenir
Missouri
Shackie
Dispute Over Quarrel With Majority Provokes Speaker Reply
A heated parliamentary exchange erupts as the speaker's unusual appearance prompts Shackleford to deny that his clash with the majority has any real basis. Applause follows.
Roosevelt Urges Law For Niagara Falls Preservation
President Roosevelt submitted the International Waterways Commission report to Congress urging immediate enactment of a law to preserve Niagara Falls. He included letters from State and War departments and urged forming a waterways commission without awaiting treaty negotiations to safeguard the falls.
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Associated Press
Washington,d. C
Senate
House of Representatives
Iational Waterways Commission
Niagara
Roosevelt
International Waterwar Mission
Niagara Falls
Toeiao
Secretary of State
Secretary of War
Department of State
Rae Prise
Theodore Renevelt
Found Dead on Train
Found dead on a train with unclear location details. Authorities investigate a possible homicide or accidental death aboard the railway car, with sparse readable text noting a victim and surrounding circumstances.
Incorrigible Brute in Old Court Riddle
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a criminal case described as an incorrigible brute. The text mentions a maiction, five years, and a sentence perhaps for a criminal act. Details are unclear and incomplete.
Missouri suit against Standard Oil moves to Supreme Court
Testimony in the Missouri ouster proceedings against Standard Oil was completed in New York. Attorney General Hadley asked for a signed copy of the transcript to be sent to the Missouri Supreme Court. The proceedings resume with letters from Standard Oil in evidence, some originals not traceable.
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M. Tilford
New York
Supreme Court of the State
Mixsouri
Prexa
Miresuri
Standard Oil Company
Hadley
Sanborn
Missouri Supreme Court
Sid
Hadley of
Masouri
Standard 11 Company
Memorial Exercises Honor General Wheeler in Atlanta
In Atlanta on December 1 a Grand Pageant and memorial exercises honored General Wheeler. Observers included veterans of the war and the Widows and Daughters of the General Wheeler, with Mrs. Anne Wheeler presiding at the ceremony. The event featured addresses by local leaders and a commemorative procession near the parade grounds.
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Aulanta
Wheeler
Opal
Trencrad
Anne Wheeler
Eur Wonetter
Ards Wiescer
Mas
Julia Whede
Fans flock to Milwaukee for Gardner Dougherty bout
Oshkosh group heads to the Tradger gymnasium to watch the Gardner Dougherty fight as locals peg the odds as even. Gardner trains hard daily, and McGoorty reports the champion is pushing toward peak form amid three upcoming bouts in April including Kid Herrick, Mike Lynch, and another offer in Janesville.
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Thames Ryan
John McGoorty
Charlies McGoorty
Milwaukee
Gardner
Dougherty
Tradger Gymnnasium
Oshkoga
Milwaukey Sports
Sddier Mgoorty
Young’ McGoerty
Janer
Euys
McGoorty
Kid” Herrick
Appleton
Ryan“uolke
Mike” Lynch
Green
Janesville
Hoonone
Jan Yomman
Wind report claims unclear interest in local firms
The report says wind conditions cast doubt on the ownership and interest of Bifac Amugement company and Jones-or Brien Area ment companies operating in the city. The memo notes no confirmation yet and describes possible filings and director statements while asserting no definitive facts. The report references votes and potential leadership but provides no verified outcomes.
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Bifac Amugement Company
Jones-or Brien Area
Atmpanies
Thie City
Hotay
Sturr
Reneart Turether
Succeeds S C Howe in New York race
A New York race sees S C Howe replaced by a new candidate amid a tight contest. Details remain unclear due to garbled OCR text but the succession marks a key political shift.
MINERS STAND FIRM AS COMMITTEE DISAGREES
A split persists as operators and miners diverge over wage increases. J14 noon Winder chairs Pennsylvanian and Indiana operators opposed to wage hikes. Robbing of western Pennsylvania signals willingness to concede. The joint scale committee reports a disagreement to a two oclock conference, with Mitchell seeking a firm stance and no statement given yet. The anthracite situation remains to be decided by the forthcoming conference.
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Ey Tiated
Indiatajeati
Mitroh
Winder
Puingis
Indiana
Hig
Wny
L. Robbins
Mitchell
Frank McKrnuna
Pennsylvania
State Constabulary
Robbing
Tolineis
West
Iisagreement
Indianapolis
Ind
Iwi
Oelock
Fok HieHeRn
Cftic
Perry
Wineis
Chitna Wifnela
Spence
Mdners
John Mitchell
United Bine Worker
National Conevention
Floods of Water Hit Oshkosh Area After Cold Spell
Heavy rains followed a cold period saturated ground near Oshkosh creating large flood areas. Interurban trips are disrupted as water surrounds lakes, towlands, and some farmhouses. Roads and paths are flooded, isolating residents in several places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh Con
Terge
Ene Tas
Library Board Session Reported Could Not Attend Meeting
Fragmentary notes indicate Hoeft and Muesty attended a library board session with missing details. The record references a Wednesday or weeknight meeting in Arena MT and mentions a person named Pet and a late report on a topic called Teepeed.
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Lote
Japanese Relief Fund Fundraising Update
The Nee Peg relief drive reports progress amid community efforts in Newera. Organizers emphasize support for victims, with local groups coordinating donations and outreach for March fundraising events.
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Jessas
Mliss
Fohon Dee
Yerter- Gay
Acsts
Ani District Attornern
Jerome 2A
Kaen
K’ 4
Vite Preeti
Sontes
Neg Bert
York
Ineurance Company
Mazirtrate Mose Iofarena
Kincely
John Dee
Court of Finiale
Afiscvard
Kincrley
Mund J. Randolph
Treasant
New York Life Insurance
Deremoffer
Hit
Deremeta
Kingsler
Randolph
Derame Weld
Ana
Charles H. Raymond
Bea
Philippine Islands
Leonard Wook
Signal Coot Infantry
Cavala
Reese
CPL Sighal Corp
17Th Infantry
Pampang
Pand Saocay
Risal
Ts — ~— Tseanee
Fantry
LH Scott
Uy Engineer
Signalco
Field Artille
U.S
Philippines
Edward G. Muache
Coave Street
Eninie
Wesley
Ohio
Gala Meencih
Mawhey
Dartington
Mer. Tillman
Tillman
Paris
Weghman
Carpaiem Fund
Caenen
Miaseer
Magara Falls
Captain Pike
Tayer
Standard Oil
Torney General
OF Wheeler
T Atlanta
Iddle
Rijom
Iden Valdeville
S. C. Howe
MLB
Oslo
Library Board
Tvroler
Marrh
sGeblix Celles
Perth
S. Heymann
Toreday
Mariendinero
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