New York Central Jury Convicts Pomeroy in Fraud Case
Frederick T. Pomeroy, general traffic manager of the New York Central, found guilty by a jury of six counts for violating public option statutes. Austen Fox, counsel for defendants, argued continued disputes over the case. The verdict exposes a potential penalty reaching thousands of dollars in fines.
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Raihway Company
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Austen Fox
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Gefordants
Fragmented OCR Narrative With Shooting and Suicide
A garbled report describes a shooting and subsequent suicide involving Jesse Ty Webb and a wife figure. The text notes an earlier arrest or charge and references a fatal event followed by a suicide attempt, with unclear names and places due to OCR damage. The readable elements point to a domestic violence incident ending in a fatal outcome for one person and nonfatal injuries for another.
Local Trial Reveals Turmoil Among Unnamed Dancers
In a chaotic scene described with limited clarity, a prominent group faced accusations and disruption during a public event. An entourage and police involvement followed the disturbance, with unclear motives and multiple parties named only by role or partial titles.
Unclear report on health and investigation findings
A fragmented notice describes an investigation into patient health and control levels with references to suspects and arrests. It mentions investigators, county and city areas, and various named individuals, including a missing or mistaken identity case, with ongoing locator efforts and legal actions pending.
Unclear historic notice on wartime finance and officials
Fragmentary report from Iowa area referencing a wartime action, figures totalling over 120 million, and a canal treasury finding. Mentions names and offices, with references to the United States and Ohio related decisions. The legible portions point to a government or treasury-related inquiry and a presidential connection.
Unclear historical figure charged amid disputed allegations
An unclear report describes a ministerial figure accused of defrauding a group and a series of confusing identities. A 78 year old individual named in connection with the case reportedly died after a fall, with tangled references to locations in Tennessee and Arkansas. The text is fragmented and lacks verifiable details.
Fragmented Detainee Trial Report Describes Sentry Death
A damaged OCR passage details a grim incident at a military garrison with references to prisoners, a witness testimony, and a chaotic scene at a window. It mentions a sentry shooting a detainee and a subsequent punishment process, with unclear names and places. The text fragments imply a military court or tribunal proceeding and questions of provocation and discipline amid wartime tensions.
Mekien Tar Hesemoves At Dudestian Amurican Cat
AUPEAL FO Miss COS. Mesteviis Wen Deapart Bade Muka Den enerhein Deewiter to prevent a torn furiine Che. Ths request nade in a petition Feminie Austices en Tiitica. MUNA Says he may be at Mee Unt eoR te ree der taken to illeve the siuation amid scarcity of carn.
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New York Evening Rumors Stir Barely Readable Tale
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a mid New York scene with names and references to performances. Readable portions mention a father figure and comparisons to a famed work, with scattered names and terms like nine rounds of fighting and a singer or performer.
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Untitled fragment hints at names and events in a foggy message
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and places such as New Work Colabas Hever Heen Miaule Micha NEENNY and a possible market or event. Details are unclear, with distorted words and missing context making precise facts unavailable. The readable bits suggest a note about selling or statements but no definite actions or outcomes.
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Birmingham, Alabama Warehouses See Iron and Steel Trade
Fragmentary OCR shows a Birmingham Alabama market note dated a Tuesday, referencing a warehouse handling trapertties of the Georgia Cant and Iron by a Southern Steel company. The total neighborhead value is reported as 2 dollars 960? cents in unclear figures.
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Explosion in Meinerding Ward Triggers Recovery Efforts
An enrollment explosion in the Meinerding Ward caused a fire and evacuation, prompting recovery teams to secure the area and assess damage. Officials report no injuries and continued investigation into the incident as responders restore services and safe conditions.
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Two Women Die in Alarm Incident Injuring Twenty Others
An unnamed incident in a state caused two women to be killed and twenty others injured by a disturbance. Police and emergency crews investigated as officials sought to determine the cause and responsible parties.
Bank Scandal in Way County Ends in Prosecution
A damaged OCR reading reports a bank failure and securities scandal in Way County involving Clarield Bank and stockholders Hughes Ferrers and Tord. The narrative describes mismanagement, missing funds, and prosecutions, with Hughes identified as a key stockholder and alleged leader in the scheme.
Oskar Berger Fraud Trial Sees Jury Deliberation
In the ESAS case SUee JWGaulyy defense springs a surprise as the jury nears verdict. Prosecution closes its argument after about three hours. Bevington gains chance to close for the state as Tyrnon’s argument ends abruptly.
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Tita Grove
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Pingson
Fank
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Bevington
Tyrnon
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Two Juveniles Sent to Reform School After Theft
The two Jed twins, Alhideen and Rey Conklin, aged 14, from an unnamed city, were sent to the reform school by Judge Hote in Des Moines after pleading guilty to stealing $19.25 from the Lown Seed company. The article notes their prior placement and the New York Times style reporting of the case.
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Jéx
Rey Conklin
Tein
Reform Senos
Tudge Hote
Hes Moines
Jon Z
Mle Muntit
Leon
Iu Lown Seed Company
Incomplete East Mail Report Reveals Test of New Device
A party of government officials and experts recently joined agro specialists in Antta to test a delivery device invented by R. H. Fyre of that city. Mr. Durrian led several private demonstrations as trains ranged nearby. Three stalls housed the device, and initial results appeared smooth amid confident expectations of success.
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Creamery Managers Fall to Loss Amid Creditors Rush
Gwerin Creamery and Produce Co of Gowrie faced collapse as doors closed and creditors gathered. Local officials report about 40 000 in assets and heavy losses for Somers creamery. multiple debts and scattered assets left the firm unable to meet obligations.
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Gwerin Creamiery and Produce Company
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Somers
Farm Tragedy Aide Warrant Fatal Domestic Incident
A troubled caregiver, Ateesteil Edy, is reported dead after a morning incident near Torey. Authorities say Mr. Bimer RU, residing nearby, tied a bell alert to the home before the event. In a grim sequence a husband is wounded, a wife dies, and a 92 caliber weapon is involved, with a possible suicide note.
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Torey
Vti
Wroukly
Kiang Herts
Jinane Akwean
Worle
Chane Boules
Fragmented OCR crime notice with slashed man charged
Arrusten cHiarged and Siegfried Laczan are charged with murder after a man was fatally slashed in a saloon dispute. The incident occurred Sunday night in Cuotee WHtan Mps and Richard Zinunees face first degree charges. Details are hazy due to OCR text quality.
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Ezod
Auareel Sudiay
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Whtan
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Charslug
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Larson
Carriage crash injures Sullivan family and others
A collision near a grade crossing sent carriages and a wagon wheel-free ride scattered. Rev Father Sullivan and Mrs Sullivan sustained injuries. their daughter escaped with minor hurts. Also reported were August Mizan found dead at his Burlington home from asphyxiation and lawmakers directing a grand jury over a Des Moines publication.
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Labor unrest and arbitration push across unions and industries
A scattered survey of labor actions spans the United States and Europe. Movements press for arbitration over strikes, eight hour day advocacy, and half holidays for workers in Chicago shoe factories. International unions discuss wage rises, shipyard and rail issues, and government printing open shop debates.
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