Grand Jury Indicts McGovern and associates in Chicago fraud case
A Chicago grand jury indicted wealthy contractor McGovern and aides Otto Nienoff Mex Landruth George Moore Ralph Bon ele John Ge Parks Robert Green and others for conspiring to defraud the city of about 201000 via fake warrants and improper contracts tied to Lawrence Avenue. The indictment details frauds tied to a $264000 bill and a $20000 bond posturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Redteskt
Enmloner
Public Werka
Wid Law
Clty
McGovern
Jin
Anell Tock
Versal
Tredleaki
Otto Nienoff
McCaverns
Insurance scheme tied to graveyard fraud exposed
Investigation into a large life insurance fraud uncovers a plan linking a woman’s death to an intended payout. The Indiana business operated across Louisville with extensive payouts and claimed autopsy results suggest illness while hidden testimony points to artificial death. Authorities report millions in losses and ongoing inquiries into implicated companies and executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Stig
Tell
Kantic
Wistikeon
Miex
Indiana
Fennesses
Ee Compdnles
Potterin
Triver Tranny Alting
Ind
Louisville
Express Robberich Unearthed
Robberich unearthed as Unlin Puddy claims long series at val leries of Hagenge, Chevanne, and Wes United States matt. Expressman Bir Ble and others arrested. postoffice investigation pending. Voter reform proposal rejected. commission plan defeated Thursday by BG vole. Choroglatered vote counts polled.
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Express
Valleries
Hagenge
United States
Matt
Chevanne
Wes
Oman
Haggageman
Bir Ble
Witertown
Exiting Haven Trad. Alvert HK editor death notice
Alvert HK editor Jinven of Rochestey aged 59 died Thursday. He was a dramatist and wrote several pieces. The market quotations windows at City Jive Fock Market reported prices for Toy helves and Ton hows. A Ryderison was arrested in Townville Kentucky on murder charges in the case of Jen Cleghorn whose body was found at a resort. Norwegian elections under Premier Knudson delayed by winter conditions.
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Haven Trad
Alvert HK
Jinven
Feifore
Chien Murer
Ryderison
Townville
Mmm
Jen
Cleghorn
de Wainah
Reade Fens
Seine Flood Threatens Paris Queen Louvre Treasures
Reports from Thursday morning describe rising Seine water near the Louvre and a threatened flood of Mil and priestess art treasures. Bouya sewer danger, a collapsed Bercy station, and mass masonry efforts mark a city braced for inundation as Rhone and Aune rise elsewhere. Evacuations extend to 40 nearby homes. gas autos ignite during tunnel release.
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France
Seine
Louvre
Mil
Berat
Bercy
Thursdiuy
Wil
National Packing Company under scrutiny in inquiry
The inquiry at Chicago Wednesday opened with the National Packing Company at the center. The first witness, C di Fino, secretary and treasurer, testified as subpoenas were issued to several firms including Swift & Co and Morris & Co. Subpoenas were served secretly to avoid tipping off those sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Packing Company
Feller Srand Gury
Chicago
Wedneyday
C. di Fino
National Preting Company
United States
Faith
Sims
Snow
Nations Packinus Company
Irujaairy & Co
Swift & Co
Amorris & Co
Butte Copper Merger Announcement by Anaconda Cooper Property
Anaconda Copper Company announced a merger involving Cooper Properties in Butte. The plan aims to increase Anaconda stock to facilitate the merger, with the formal flotation proceeding Wednesday afternoon.
Nuild Sent to Fenitentiary after Redd shooting trial
Carmi marshal Redd shot and killed Mrs Ann Doterlack, an elderly woman, and was found guilty of manslaughter. The case led to a decision to incarcerate Redd at the penitentiary, with Kling involved as a subsequent incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuild
Fenitentiary
Marshal Redd
Carmi
Ann Doterlack
Warone
Redd
Aho Kling
Sesidental
Professor Fangin Inquiry Stops in Mo County Case
A grand jury in Adate county Missouri halted its probe into the death of Prof Vangbu, as Judge Shelton ruled only the coroner of Monrée county can order exhumation. The ruling limits actions to official coroner procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fangin
Tavestiguttem
Hargis Must Serve Sentence for Patricide, Kentucky Court Rules
Lexington man Hargis to serve his term for killing his father James Hargis, following Kentucky Court of Appeals ruling in Frankfort on Thursday. The decision upholds the conviction and negates claims of error in the original trial.
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Afargis
Sento Beach
Prohibition Wins In Springfield Election After Bitter Campaign
In Springfield Missouri on Thursday voters approved prohibition by a 6 504 to 0 margin amid a heated campaign. Women and children joined in public demonstrations in the streets as the measure passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
Soptin
Planter Seeks Protection After Plantation Shooting
Jolla Lamako, a planter in &g luratin county, Gas, applies to authorities for protection of his poverty following a shooting of a ceero on the plantation by masked men Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolla Lamako
Gluratin
Sapniy at Gotan Cenmis Feports Of Cotta Output
The report shows the cotton production figure for the period ending December 31 at 10,791,468 running bales, reflecting strong volume. Local figures name the Ga Pupnly as a key factor in output trends and market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapniy
Gotan
Cotta
Germany Eyes Delay on American Import Requests
German foreten offices respond to a United Real request by deferring the application of Germany's general last to American imports until March 21. The move is interpreted as non acceptance of the suggestion for a policy tweak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Foreten
Ihfe
United Reales
Foley
Town Wiped Out by Fire in 408-Resident Duke Center
A blaze destroyed the business center of Duke Ohls town, a 408 resident community, on Wednesday. No injuries reported in the fire that consumed main street shops and surrounding structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiro
Duke, Ohls
Loas
Alaska land grant proposal shocks federal calm
The article reports a dramatic Alaska land deal proposal aiming to lease or grant coal lands on 5000 acres to a private group led by Joan E. Dul-Uulne and Benntir Revise. It describes a bond offer of 1 million dollars and hints at insider lobbying and a push to authorize a railroad concession with vast government giveaways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballinger
Pirohul Heywallguliaen
Joan E. Dul- Uulne
Sewatte
Alankh
Senate Committee On Territories
Benntir Revise
Indi Ta
Army of the
Elmeest Aval
Alaska
Pli
Hoth Hausen
Congress
Bichu
Deirgnten Wickershin
Bulfaino
Beverldee
Whallington
United States
Aliaka
Leavies and estate dispute tied to Seattle murder case
TVCKEL Leavies 850000. Gélesla Marke Venton, tet yours, dawehler of Gravles G. Packer, may become the KL Lee to Nertather's estate of more than $36000. Tucker and Miss Hunkelman were found slain In a Seattle hotel apartment on Friday. Tucker's father, mother and brother near North Phareodin, W. ., plan to claim the property. Local relatives and associates connected to Tucker, including Loraine Lestein, are said to have knowledge of the will and fortune, as Tucker left no wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gélesla Marke Venton
Dawehler
Gravles
G. Packer
KL Lee
Nertather
Tucker
Miss Hunkelman
Seattle
Wash
Taiter
Tye
North Phareodin
Tore Famaliiar
Glia
Loraine Lestein
New York Participation Highlighted in Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition
A report to the legislature notes New York’s strong representation at the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition. The document credits New York with generous participation and states it boosted esteem for the state among northwest observers.
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New York State
New York
Cleveland streetcar franchises renewals and fare changes
Franchises of many productive street lines in Cleveland expired Tuesday but operations continue. Fare increases from 6 cents to 7 cents are reported, with the new rate starting immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agven
Cleveland
Nea
Cotoraio State Federation of Labor Adopts Labor Resolutions
The Cotoraio State Federation of Labor today adopted resolutions aimed at promoting employment. It is estimated that about 50,000 men in the state may be affected by the actions described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotoraito
Cotoraio
Oakland council stalls on meat resolution Monday night
A confused report from Oakland, California notes the General Tales council failing to approve a hatch proposal regarding meat policy. The session on Monday night did not pass the requested resolution, leaving farmers and retailers awaiting guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
General Tales Council
Fairhanks Arrival in Naples Reaches Lincoln Birthday
Charles W. Fairlanks, former vice president, arrived in Naples on a Wednesday marked by a January date. The note mentions Fairhanks has been to ADOAk in Remy on Lincoln's birthday, indicating travel and a ceremonial connection to the holiday.
Charity gets 142000. institutions receive 102000 in will
A Chicago will of Francis Juries bequeaths 142000 dollars to charity and 102000 pounds to educational institutions. The distribution follows the probate proceedings reported for the estate.
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Francis Juries
Chicago
Daniel Re-Elected in Virginia General Assembly Vote
Daniel Re-Eected and Joni W. Vritel of Tanchtuing Virginia were formally reelected by the general assembly of Virginia to the United Senate seat to be decided at the next election to that power.
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Daniel
Joni W. Vritel
Tanchtuing
Virginia
Sinton
Water town dairy contest offers 1000 prize in milk
News from Waterloo notes a dairy contest offering a $1,000 prize at year end. The event focuses on cows producing butter, with monthly butter output cited between 10 and 110 pounds. Hugh Van Pelt convened the meeting of dairymen to discuss feeding and milking practices as a Burlington excursion tours the southern state for demonstrations and lectures on quality cattle.
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Qaley
Af Atnran
Waterloo
Ain Marsh
Hugh van Pelt
My. Maesh
Me. van Pelt
Beglonloie Peuruary
Burlington Agatom
Irregularities Found in Court Clerk Accounts Resignation
Edward 24 pingom, a 38 year old clerk of the United States district court, announced his resignation Saturday after being summoned to reply by circuit judges on March 15. Investigators from the Justice Department flagged irregularities in his accounts, with a reported shortage of about 16,090 dollars. William SMlacarthor, 38, incumbent clerk, is expected to be appointed chief deputy clerk to oversee public relations and operations.
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Edward
United States
Department of Justice
William
Smlacarthor
Cleewit
Wreck of Overland Train Near Mantle River Injures One
An Overland passenger train No. 1 derailed west of Carroll near Mantle River early Tuesday morning. The five-sleeper consists left the track and plummeted several hundred feet, causing damage to cars including a sleeper and a dining car. One passenger is reported hurt, with likely cause linked to a broker’s truck collision with the tender. searchers confirm missing sleeper passenger.
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Carroll
Allicawo
Worthwestern
Mantle River
Cour Igies
Jtka
Idee
Bane
Quarret Exes aN Scorder in Sioux City
In Sioux City a chaotic incident outside the Holmes horse shed ended with Tuck Hearn and Toi Mahan involved and Bronda Morlans among others. The scene unfolded near the corny in the rear building after a cross water interaction that had persisted for some time. Authorities charged several men as the chaotic event drew attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soutier
Damage at Warrenen Hardware and Warren roads store
A vandal attack caused extensive damage to Warren hardware stock and the Granite block property. Estimates put losses around 10,000 to 15,000 dollars, with Warren and Wahine roads stores among those affected. No injuries reported. Police investigation underway.
Commercial Seed Testers for Farmers Meeting
A recent Ames meeting with Prof. P. Holden discussed corn germination issues. The commercial group plans to supply 9 000 seed testers to towns including Hert Town within three months free of charge.
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Telbuta Wamly
Ted Molies
Distethinte
Uiouk Hert
P. & Holden
Ames
Woléen
Fragmentary notice on a child marriage history
Fragmentary OCR describes Wes Son of Guardian and Gertrude Trusty in a confused account of a marriage involving Anne Cenpanll, the Pride, noted years ago as child wife of John Teeper. The girl, eight years old at the time, later entered the Cranial family after a compelled marriage. The narrative then states the Weide is now 14.
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Gertrude Trusty
Jury verdict in murder case at Logan court
The Logan jury returned a murder in the first degree verdict after about an hour of deliberation. The defendant Guy Sidigy faced charges of killing Disstonmathar, Birn Thorry Marley, and Taney Marley, with awaiting trial on related murder counts.
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Guy Macley
Logan
Guy Sidigy
Lee
Birn
Thorry Marley
Taney Marly
Nard Tok Rtory de Mesins Debacle in Des Moines City Council
Des Moines city council narrowly approves tax relief for a hastball property amid partisan tension. Adiornaya, representing President Sigelia of the Western League, asserts the magnate lost about $12,000 on the team during 1908 and $5,000 the previous year.
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Dew Moines
Adiornaya
Sigelia
Ends Tite with Pots and a Tragic Case Detail
A coroner and physician investigated a death of 46 year old Charles E. Rhezihan who suffered chronic epilepsy. Authorities noted he had taken thirty geruins of unidentified substances before his collapse, as the scene was examined at Mare Nil by Blen Arsitnta Collins and Coroner Jay.
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Xen
Charles E.rhezihan
Arsitnta Collins
Marenil
Jay
Farmer Slain in Runaway Wreck Near Fairfield
George Cummings of Fairfield was fatally injured when a wagon wheel broke from a hay load he was driving. He fell from the wagon and died from injuries sustained in the accident.
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George Cummings
Fairfield
Hiea
Tragic Collision Claims Biltra By M Train Victim
Biltra By m’ Train W J Drickley of Hood age 26, unmarried, killed Wednesday morning while crossing the Uill pots Content tracks in a sleigh near his parents home at Wine throp. He was struck by a passenger train.
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Biltra
W. J. Drickley
Hood
Winethrop
Helay
Uillpots
Coal Shortage Plunges Onno Into Winter Darkness
In Onno the electric light plant halted Monday due to rail supply disruptions. The town endured a blackout lasting about one hour as winter conditions and transport delays disrupted fuel delivery and power restoration efforts.
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Oiaws
Onno
Moniny
Clinton restaurant keepers charged with selling wargarin butter
A number of Clinton restaurant keepers and grocers pleaded guilty Tuesday to selling war garin for butter. They were fined 9.26 each in the district court.
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Clinton
Groccea
Tha
Cart
Akron Vote Focuses On Twenty Four Dollar Electric Plan
Akron prepares to vote on a twenty four dollar electric plan proposed by local officials. The measure aims to fund energy initiatives and upgrades while addressing rising utility costs for residents and businesses.
Poisoning Suspected in Family Tragedy Near Haven Of Oto
A family near Haven of Oto sees two children ill after consuming canned corn. Jerse Otto aged 6F and Lenter Ott aged 4 fall severely ill with suspected poisoning. A physician, consulting physicians and a post mortem examination were conducted to determine the real cause of death. Hope for the younger child remained.
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Bromaine Paton
Joharles Tts
Oto
Jerse Otto
Ami
Peritaniti
Dubuque Association Plans 100th Death Anniversary Celebration
The executive committee chaired by Juve Fred O Connell was appointed to organize proper ceremonies marking the centennial death of Tutten Dubegee, with formal arrangements to proceed in March.
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Fred O'Connell
Dubuquey
Marly
Tuten Dubegee
Prohibition Board Denies Lodging to Minister in Boone
Rev. John f. imetor, a colored minister, was barred from lodging at local hotels after pressure from the prohibition state committee. Mayor C. L. Wilder intervened, rescuing him and providing shelter for the night at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ¥ F. Imetor
Boone
C. L. Wilder
Bronx Tribune figures mourn notable husband’s passing
Mrs Jatin Kelly Des a wife of the president general manager of the Bronx City Tribune aged BL years died at her home in Shows chy following an illness. The article notes her position and family ties with the newspaper entity.
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Jatin
Kelly Des
Mra
John
Kelly
Wet
Bronx City Tribune
Ager
Frougla
Baltete Baltete ends in mystery hotel case
Baltete 17, missing after a tent incident in Ka hody dea testenum In Cedar Riyplis. He was found with two bulita near a hotel and regained consciousness. He claimed he had survived a frightening ordeal and described sneaking through city streets before recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enda Tite
Baltete
Hody
Cedar Riyplis Hotel
Alton marshal shoots man during arrest at LeMarn City Hospital
Aman paved Meek, brought from Alton to LeMarn city hospital, suffers a wound and paralysis after being shot by the Alton marshal during an arrest. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton
Aman
LeMarn City
Alton Own
White
Proved faint to Mrs Timea Holliday in Muscatine
A report notes a minor medical incident involving Mrs Timea Holliday of Muscatine. An aide accompanying her indicated she fainted briefly, with the event recorded for local records and no further injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han
Pata
Timea Holliday
Muscatine
Sunday School Lesson on Matthew's Sermon and Prayer
The note outlines a February 4 1819 Sunday school lesson focusing on Matthew chapter six. It discusses avoiding ostentation in almsgiving fasting and prayer, explains true prayer from the heart, and presents the Lord's Prayer as a guide while noting its early church ritual use. It also covers forgiveness temptation daily bread and living by God's will.
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Jesus
John
Kingdom of Heaven
Ingred
Brace
Varshan
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