Grand Jury Indicts William Shepherd In Complex Case
Grand jury returns multiple indictments against William Shepherd tied to a murder inquiry and estate dispute. The proceedings involve Miss Isabelle Tere and Miss Estalle Shepherd, with allegations of threats and romance complicating a high profile trial in Cook County. Health officials report Chicago flu outbreak figures amid ongoing monitoring.
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Smith Wiing
Irda
Iscbelle
Shepherd
Guntock
Estallé Shepherd
Henry Turner
Iffe
Stepherd
Enberd
Cook County
Emma Nelson
Mine Officials Charged in Oklahoma Fund Theft Case
Legal petition accuses Andre McGarry and district mine officials of misappropriating more than 100,000 dollars from the old age fund of District No. 1, United Mine Workers of America. Case filed in Pittsburg County with Willige McDownea and Jerry Edwards named as petitioners.
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Okla
Carges
Dle
Unites Mine Workers ‘5
America
Andre McGarry
Wietrice
Fia
Die
Wietcourt Mera
Ctron
Willige McDownea
Prince
Jerry Edwards
Niga
Pittsburg
St Pauls Finances and New York Initia tions in Rail Plan
Fragmented report notes financial strain at St Pauls and tentative London rail formation. It mentions large committees pressing reforms, stock and bond issues, and weak market signals amid a struggling railway sector. The text shows garbled OCR with unclear dates or names but points to financial instability and potential cooperative actions.
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St. Paul's
New York
St. Pag Railway
Woman Slayer Held on Drowning Charge in Waterloo
Jury at Stiles division of the district court found Marly Mabaeree guilty or not after 30 minutes deliberation in the drowning of her six year old stepson Nick Maharria on August 5. Case heard in Waterloo with state presenting evidence of malice and motive.
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Insene
Waterloo
Marly Mabaeree
Fenrail
Nick Maharria
Ly Fonane
Stiles
District Court
Jers Ttn
Episcopal Bishop Dies in Washington After Thirty Years
The Episcopal Church bishop passed away in Seattle after serving thirty years in the diocese. Funeral plans are pending as church officials note his long tenure and impact on regional congregations.
Mayor's Missing Packets Trigger Police Search
Officers in Des Moines, Iowa, pursued leads after a mayoral packet disappearance. They questioned theatergoers and canvassed the crowd, urging witnesses to come forward as the investigation intensified. Authorities said no further statements would be released at this time.
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Bes Moines
Eve
Ten Convicts Escape From State Prison Farm
A posse pursues ten prisoners believed to have escaped from the state prison farm at Parchman Mississippi. The fugitives were reportedly near Drew as their autos stalled on Sunday roads. One man described as Nixon age 43, a life offender, is among those at large along with several others serving terms for highway robbery. A related murder-suicide incident is noted with a man firing on his wife and herself before turning the gun on himself, with neighbors discovering the young children injured or killed.
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Clarksdale
Auss
Prico
Parchman
Posse
Drew
Anon Shem
Nixon
Wuyder
Tax cut talk moves amid 1926 era plan
A fragment notes a large proposed tax cut around 800 million dollars in the 1926 fiscal year and mentions Guaisiuan Green of the House ways and means committee saying there is nothing that prevents reducing the maximum rate and other income rates as part of the plan.
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Washington
Erlcisty Steamer Goes Aground in London Run
London dispatch reports the 40,244 ton vessel Aladesa grounded near the Isles of Scilly after sailing from Kingston. Abanesa and other steamers are also mentioned as having grounding incidents in the same troubled passage.
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London
Livy
Forth
Hebrides Islands
Al Jolson plans vacation after New York show closing
The comedian Al Jolson, star of a production in New York, announced a return to California for rest after enacting a scheduled break. He said he would likely travel to Catfare for recuperation.
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al Jolson
Ageia
New York
Jake
Hare
Catfarafa
Senate Chaos Involving Trust Sparks Bitter Row
A riotous Senate scene erupts as Senator Trust of Michigan faces censure after calling a Republican colleague from Wisconsin a weak, ratlike figure. The clash involves fellow Republicans from Virginia and other states amid a heated dispute over procedural conduct and loyalty.
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Senate
Washington
Trust
Kenneke
Senator Courany
Michigan
Seth Rateten
Lemoerst
Virginia
Fragmented OCR hints at senate vote on motion and filibuster
A garbled OCR passage references a Senate debate over a motion for row and gloration. It mentions Senator Reed and a plan to remove him by a majority of votes, with other senators present, and notes a gathering of representatives discussing the sagatuotion.
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Yuan
Reed
Turner held on murder charge in coroner case
Coroner reports poison found in stomach of Mrs Dorn Gnge, with bruises on right thigh, as Turner of Wherdta Kom stands arraigned. The chaotic notes describe a 1911 Kansas context with references to University of Kansas, Indiana beer, and a controversial divorce matter. The article also mentions a cement plant issue in South Dakota and a workers’ meeting in Barton, Vermont.
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Ransag Uhty. Sto. SA
Turner
Wherdta
Kom. Foreiner
University of Kansas
Tiathatt Pplayeu
Collet Tssuanece
Alot Why
Pinisey Ind
Mra Dorn
ArchWay Divorces
Huld
Amended Expulsion Probes Tie to Minor Marriage Claims
Amid a pending grand jury inquiry into allegedly issuing marriage licenses to minors, a clerk disclosed May 16 as a forthcoming hearing date and the investigation’s scope. Former governor Lamar B. Ferguson spoke on amnesty and legislative actions, while Rankin’s Keokuk appointment and other state political shifts drew mention.
World’s Greatest Library in Paris Recorded
An unclear historic note from Paris describes a grand library institution with mentions of national collection and a vast, world renowned status. The fragment hints at the National Library of France and a celebrated election or event connected to its esteem during a period of expansion and public interest.
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National Verte Chtbliothesie Nationale
France
Paris
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Del
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