Tragic Train Accident Near McLaughlin Incident
A fatal railway accident near McLaughlin involved a nine year old boy and two brothers, McLaughlin and McLoud, with reports noting a train number 21 at MRvclock. The body was found after the wreck near a siding called Smiles southeast of the area, and the town mourns as inquiries unfold.
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Boston Democrats Rally Evening Speaker Notes
Fragmented OCR text describes a political event in Boston with mentions of Democrats and speakers. Names and precise details are unclear, but the piece centers on an evening rally or appearance by party figures.
Pele Sued by Ex Member Over Seat Purchase
An ex-member sues for a seat dispute involving a Willian partnership, alleging improper seating and financial improprieties. The case references London events and a 90 schedule, with details describing intent and alleged actions by the involved parties.
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John Alexander Allenalloy
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Release Claim Sparks Sofia Report on Ransom Payment
A Sofia correspondent asserts a ransom for Miss Stone was paid in full as she was en route from Salonika to Genoa and then America. The report notes Ottoman authorities claim to have repelled a kidnapping plot to deter foreign nationals.
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MARYL AND SOCIETY GIRL GOES TO JAPAN
Miss Mary Elisabeth Miller, a popular Baltimore society girl, sails from New York to Yenangyung India to wed American James Moore. The couple met in Cherry Hill, Miller’s hometown, and plan to live in Yenangyung until Moore arranges his interests abroad before settling in New York City upon return to the United States.
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New York City
Unusual divorce suit filed in Bulgar County Court
John Emerick seeks legal separation on grounds of his wife’s infidelity. She answered with a cross bill admitting the accusation and asserts she is entitled to a divorce, stating she did not live with him after learning of the offense.
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John Emerick
America’s Best-Liked Girl Helen Gould Honored in Congress
Washington Jane Bristo of New York introduced a resolution in the house today proposing a vote of thanks by congress and a gold medal for Helen Gould in recognition of her patriotic devotion and beneficence.
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Donte wreck patients report steady recovery in New York
Four injured in the Donte wreck are recovering at a New York hospital. Authorities report the patients are doing well as medical staff continue treatment plans and monitor progress.
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New York
City Clerk Helfrich Suspended for Shortage of Funds
Jane Rolce and city clerk Helfrich faced suspension after a cash shortfall of about 8970 is alleged. Mayor Alexander declared the shortage secured against the city treasury, with checks totaling around 1028 found in the wall and Helfrich turning in his salary to cover the gap. A warrant alleges money was placed in Alexander’s lands as part of the misunderstanding, with authorities preparing for prosecution.
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Looting attempt at St Louis bank thwarted overnight
An attempted break in at the Southern Missouri National Bank of East 81 Laws occurred shortly after midnight. The rear door lock was chiselled off as two men aimed to enter, but fled when the night watchman sounded the alarm. Authorities suspect the same duo who robbed another local bank last week.
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Banquet at White House tops diplomatic dinner night
The White House hosts the largest banquet to date at the annual diplomatic dinner. Workers have prepared the banquet hall with thousands of potted plants to enhance the event this evening.
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Wariington
Kaiser to Call Conference In International Labor Meet
Kaiser plans to convene an international labor conference here with Herlin and Jan cited as key figures. The move signals a broad gathering of labor leaders and allied organizations to discuss global worker issues and cooperation.
Rose Nominated to Receiver Post in Alaska
The president named Albert Rose of North Dakota to be receiver of public money at St Michaels Alaska. The action announces a federal appointment during January.
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Albert Rose
North Dakota
St Michaels
Alaska
Otero Accused of Corruption and Malfeasance in Salary Abuses
Senate military affairs committee heard charges against Governor Otero of New Mexico accusing him of improper salary increases, tax levy manipulation, and concealing actions. The inquiry focused on improper compensation tied to office while alleging plans to bond and entrench his position with support from President Roosevelt allies.
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Baby dies after stove accident in Salmon City
A infant boy, left briefly in a high chair near a stove, toppled over and sustained burns leading to death two days later. The Meade County incident occurred Wednesday in Salmon City as the mother attended to chores, returning to find the child severely burned.
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State Supreme Court Upholds Pay Increases for Officials
Salt Lake City reports the state supreme court upholding a pennybulary walt mandating pay increases for state officials. The ruling affects the governor, secretary of state, auditor, treasurer, attorney general, and superintendent of public instruction, with raises ranging up to 2000 dollars for the governor and 1600 for the secretary of state.
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Lafayette Banquet Heads Club Dinner at Lahr Hotel
The Jackson club annual banquet in Lafayette Ind features principal speakers Mayor Rone of Milwaukee Frank Burke of Indianapolis and M A Ryan of Delphi. The event at the Lahr hotel tonight promises to be a notable affair.
Railroad Discrimination Allegations Against Kansas City Grain Men
Testimony alleges bias by railroad firms harming Kansas City grain men in competition with St Louis Chicago and other routes. Witnesses claim rail lines favored certain shippers and firms, shaping rates and advantages amid the ongoing investigation.
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Market Update From Global Exchanges
Report by I L Ray Co notes mixed global action as Liverpool markets close down about four percent while Easter trade shows modest declines. New York and Chicago openings slide with stocks weakening one to two points and sugar and wheat futures showing volatility. Unclear phrases suggest unsettled trading across Union Pacific and San Francisco wheat futures with January wheat around 2.45.
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Steamer Topeka Returns Survivors From Hels tol Wreck
The steamer Topeka arrived with two survivors from the Hels tol wreck after striking a reef off Dison an Iran. On Friday, the survivor recorded the death of the captain and the crew of The Onew.
Southern Lecturers Form Move to Reform Disnens
In Nashville on Poon Jan a broad coalition plans a southern movement to reform Disnens using a combining of gray manufacturers from Nashville Atlanta Macon and other southern cities. The promoters say the aim is reform not price regulation.
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Australian pugilist Jim Hall collapses amid illness
Jim Hall, the well known Australian pugilist, was seized by a hemorrhage while chatting with friends, suffering from lung trouble and prompting medical concern.
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Debaters Quarrel in House Over Nicaraguan Canal Bill
In Washington January the House debated the Nicaraguan canal bill. The vote stood 308 ayes to 2 noes. Debaters Hepburn and Cannon clashed repeatedly over the measure as Cannon threatened to recommit with a route provision. Hepburn urged swift action on the canal project.
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Investigating the Walla Walla Wreck in San Francisco
A government inquiry into the steamer Walla Walla wreck began in San Francisco on January 4. Captain Henry and Mate Igenae testified as weather and course caused the vessel to fail to reach the lights, with delays and a late sighting before it sank three days later. recovery details remain unclear.
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Wedding of Miss Carrington King in New York Brooklyn
In New York and Brooklyn a fashionably noted wedding took place today with Mrs Horatio King and General King as parents of the bride Miss Carrington King. George Lockwell from Philadelphia Buffalo Boston and others attended. A grand reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home.
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Sugar Conference in New Orleans Opens Today
A Sugar Conference assembles in New Orleans with planters manufacturers and merchants to discuss the sugar situation before Congress. The meeting, urged by returning Louisiana representatives, weighs reciprocity with Canada and potential steps against policy changes amid warnings of hostile legislation.
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Des Moines Banquet Hosted by Iowa Republican Group
The principal Republican organization in Iowa holds a banquet in Des Moines with Governor Shaw, recently named secretary of the treasury by President Hoover, as guest of honor and main speaker. The event, scheduled tonight, promises to be a notable gathering in state political circles.
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Vanderbilt entertains guests with music show for friends
In New York, January estimate places the cost of the musical entertainment at ten thousand dollars for a private evening hosted by Mr and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt. The program features notable talents including Jan Ku, Belle Jean Gerardy, and Herr Frimt.
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