Prison official accused of brutal whipping in Georgia case
Middeldigeville, Ga. Aug. 12. The investigation into alleged brutality at the state prison farm centers on Assistant Superintendent Aliazood, 62, accused by Miss Mamie Deeris of making improper proposals and threatening her after. Deeris details a June whipping by Alla good, who says the charge is false and that the punishment was mild after medical clearance.
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Middeldigeville
Aliazood
Mamie Deeris
Jacob Moore
Mies Deerts
Allaxood
Allagood
Pallium Bestowed on Archbishop Farley at St Patrick’s
In New York on August 12 the pallium was conferred on Archbishop John M. Farley of the New York archdiocese by Monsignor Paleoni, apostolic delegate to the United States, at St Patrick’s Cathedral. The ceremony was carefully staged to enhance dignity and splendor.
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New York
John M. Farley
Ne York Didcese
Mgr. Paleoni
Illinois Federation Annual Convention Opens in Springfield
The first annual convention of the Illinois Federation of Labor will open in Springfield on Tuesday October. The legislative committee is expected to map out work for the next legislative session with broad representation from labor assemblies statewide. Carrie Nation exonerated in Scranton case. awaits appeal for damages over alleged false arrest.
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Springfield
Illinois Federation of Labor
Gompers challenges Parry on lake levels at Labor Day debate
Indianapolis August 12 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor left a challenge for D M Parry to meet him on Labor Day at the fairgrounds to debate the question of water levels and the extent of ndulans. Parry president of the National Manufacturers Association awaited the challenge. In Ogdensburg a war department hearing examined dam plans across Adams and Galoux Islands to alter Lake Ontario levels and rights of citizens. Canadian and US business interests voiced support and opposition amid cross currents and potential three foot water level changes and sixty acre flooding concerns.
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Indianapolis
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
D. M. Parry
Witter
Fir Grounds
Thin City
Barry
Parry
National Manufacturers’ Association
Gompers
Ogdensburg
Theodore A. Kingham
Engineer Corps
Adams
United States
Phe
Alban Tawron
Galonp Island
J. J. Corswell
Philadelphia
Dawson
Major Bingham
Congress
Secretary of War
Mob in pursuit after assault on farmer's daughter
In Marshalltown a 14 year old daughter of A. S. Mavon a prominent North Hudson farmer was assaulted by a man from a camped party of horse traders near her home. The child is said to be near death and a large mob pursues the assailant with intent to lynch if captured.
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Marshalltown
A. S. Mavon
North Hudson
CHECK TO IMMIGRATION Great Britain Takes Steps to Keep Out
London reports the royal commission on alien immigration favors state control for certain classes of entrants and the creation of a department of immigration. Proposals resemble US law but with stricter regulations in some areas and no educational requirement. Undesirable classes include prostitutes lunatics convicts and those likely to become a public charge. Deportation possible within two years and ships may be repatriated without compensation. Medical inspection tighter than US standards and false data punished by deportation. Immigration may designate overpopulated areas as prohibited for new arrivals. Convicted felons may face deportation as part of sentencing.
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Great Britain
London
Royal Commission On
United Kingdom
United States
Immigranio Artiunt
Beardsley Acquitted in Calumny Case in Battle Creek
In Battle Creek Illinois on August 12 Justice Merritt heard the case of Cora Beardsley charged with throwing carbuliced oat at Miss Wood. Miss Wood could not identify the assailant but described a man dressed figure matching Mixa Deantaley. A threatening letter was introduced and Miss Wood was cross examined regarding writing it herself. Beardsley had alibi witnesses placing her at a theater with Emanuel Huber on the night of the alleged assault. Prosecution asked to dismiss due to proof issues. Miss Wood plans breach of promise suit against Huber.
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Battle Creek
Afic
Cora Beardsley
May Wood
Merritt
Mines Wood
Mixa Deantaley
Mixa Beardsley
Emanuel Huber
Miss Beardsley
Miss Wood
Young Huber
Has Curious Caprices Valparaiso Jud Aug 12
A Valparaiso law student faced a masked robber at gunpoint demanding money and valuables. Miss Beste Cronin was charged with burglary but the case was dropped after she admitted the act was a token from a fellow student. The episode followed her earlier notoriety tied to Miss Agatha Reichlin’s murder case and a priest controversy.
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Jud
Valparaiso College
Han
Beste Cronin
Miss Cronin
Agatha Reichlin
Torame
Father Walser
Mayor King
Loraine
Walser
KLLING GANG QUITS WORK IN ILL-FOUNDED UNIT
Fire losses hit Dunkirk and a lumber yard in Indiana as a factory blaze destroys the Kirk Tamber plant and nearby properties. Injury toll includes Sherry $500 Mendenhall $700 and Thomas $600. General E E Bryant, ex dean of Wisconsin Law and state fish commissioner, dies on a train near Toronto after attending the American Fisheries Society meeting.
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Dunkirk
Ind
New Kirk Tamber Company
Penneyvania
William Sherry
Thomas Mendenhall
John Thomas
Lumber Company
E. B. Bryant
Madison
Wis
E. E. Bryant
Jean
Wisconsin Aulversity Law School
State Fish Commission
Toronto
Can
American Fisheries Society
Woods Hall
Mass
Sheldon
Paris Rail Disaster Toll Grows Amid Smoke Confusion
Paris August report says over 100 victims recovered with many still in wreckage of the Metropolitan CLI tunnel. Most suffocated by smoke, blamed on disorganized railway staff. Premier Combes inspected the tunnel and sought a rapid casualty list. Authorities plan measures to aid affected poor families as survivors recount the desperate struggle.
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Paris
Kieetrle
Parla
United States
Premier Combes
Sid
In Conneil
Still Reaches Out for Further Roads
In New York on Aug 74 the press notes that interests linked to Rock Island and St. Louis and San Francisco rail lines show an attempted coordination. Key figures HF Yoakum HChig Pierce Milleleh Thorne and BT Van Verer were named directors of the Sewboard line as talks on possible merger or support proceed amid heavy industry speculation.
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W York
Avr
Fapitaliste
Rock Island
St. Linie & Sui Fraueisen
Halight
Ate
New York
Ladentang Thatman & Cxine
Seate
Nir
Yoakum
Pope Is Improved and Walks at Home in Ground View
Tinme Mig W. reports Pope made progress staying in the villa and walking with help, visiting Mustoilay. Doctors advised Pope to take a quiet time away from all work to rest after yesterday’s fainting spell and to recover fully.
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Tinme
Mig. W
Mening Teft
Ail Lok
vaNiews
Rebels suffer heavy losses in tense battle report
Dispatches claim 150 rebels killed in severe fighting as pro war factions intensify. Reports note both Russian and Austrian embassies report the insurgency growing daily.
Dutch and Chi'e Skirmish Leaves Casualties in Simagra
Reports say Dutch troops clashed with Chi'e forces near village in Simagra. An officer named Wille ait Jostnmaftic led Dutch units with 57 wounded and the Dutch reportedly captured a vessel.
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Aistere
Nehinese Werekilet
Villadengahy
Simagra
Fourth Bat For Canadas Cup In Fourth Period
In a brief exchange the Empidequoit scaled ahead to begin the Canadas Cup chase by forcing Strathcona into the fourth. The game unfolded quickly as both teams traded possessions, leaving the contest to a decisive late surge.
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Empidequoit
Strathcona
Voronty
Ball Park VII Eleven In Number Victim Dies
Philadelphia Aug 1 slames den aged 35 injured at the baseball park died today marking the 11th victim. Known for Peter White Tlaverne City Mich Aug 12 District Attorney Covell home from trip to Lie upper peninsula and says many Republicans favor nominating Peter White of Marquette for governor on the Republican ticket.
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Philadelphia
Slames den
Peter White
Tlaverne City
Mich
Covell
Upper Peninsula
Marquette
Taft hints at Root's successor as Secretary of War
Aug 1 Mantin report says Taft may name a replacement for Secretary of War as Root prepares for a London trip. Washington notes Root plans to resign only if his withdrawal aids the Alaska boundary case or enables a new appointee after Congress returns. Root will stay connected during London mission, with possible early replacement if duties demand.
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Taft
Teeri
Root
Washington
London
Maskiw Commission
Roosevelt
Congress
Toot
Consmaseion
Department
Hoot
War Department
General Stat
Alaskan Commission
Correspondent in Jail Over Contempt Verdict in London
Arnold White, a newspaper correspondent, was fined $500 by a London high court for contempt of court after publishing a Sunday article just before Whitaker Wright, director of London and Globe Finance, arrived from New York. Wright faces trial over his company’s collapse. The editor apologized but White refused to pay, and was jailed at Brixton before Wright’s release.
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London
Arnold White
High Court
England
New York
Whitaker Wright
London and Globe Finance Corporation
Me Hewspaper
Brixton
Wribt
Nebraska Prohibitionists Nominate Ticket At Lincoln
Lincoln Nebraska Aug 12 Nebraska Prohibitionists convene and nominate for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court George L Wright of York County Regents of the University CG Barker of Lancaster and KR Muir of Nemaha County Resolutions urge liquor suppression woman suffrage initiative referendum public ownership of utilities and direct presidential and senate elections. Kight Deaths in a Cyclone Washington Aug 12 The state department confirms eight deaths in Martinique cyclone with six villages destroyed.
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Neb
Nebraska
Supreme Court
George L. Wright
York County
Regents of
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University
CG «& Barker
Lancaster
Muir
Nenaha County
United States
Washington
State Department
Hax
Jewel
Port de France
Martinique
Bail Fixed At $3,000 For Mrs GullER
Mesida Gullee of Hunker Hill faced a preliminary hearing in Carlinville before Judge Creighton on a charge tied to a 9 year old boy from Hunker Hill. The coroner’s jury accused her of giving tainted candy on July 25. Twenty witnesses testified. Bail was set at $3,000 and Mrs GullER will provide the bond. The judge noted contested points on admissibility of certain evidence. He did not commit to a final ruling on whether the case will proceed to the September hearing.
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Carlinville
Mesida Gullee
Hunker Hil
Creighton
Springfield
Sid
Ewart Checksfield
Hunker Hill
Tee | Ufy
Bunker Mi
Iade Creighton
Dream confirms passenger’s eerie premonition in wreck tale
Mrs Michaels reports a dream predicting a fatal wreck involving her husband Charles Michaels of Mitrien. He left for Tidharaywits, then died in a rattroud wreck and was brought to Marion hours later. She recalls the exact scene in her dream.
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Indianapodis
Ame
Charles Micheels
Michaels
Tidharaywits
Marion
Edward Renounces Royal Title Aboard Yacht
fragmentary notes describe Edward discarding his royal title aboard the royal yacht, with Henry and Mae involved in a planned rental to sail the waters and a flurt fleite mentioned. teaser wording hints at a duke portrayal and Teaser.
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Ead Henry An
Royal Yacht Fir Mae Rentaill
United States Senator Becomes Benedict
Weal Chester reports that W. 8 Stone of Elon Ta division No. 181 has been elected grand chief engineer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers to fill the vacancy from the death of I M Arthur. The executive committee says the new head will uphold conservative principles. In other items Jan Witter explains why Clement Smith declines a territorial supreme court appointment amid New Mexico statehood. Mary Kirighit case continues to November term. Anti-Saloon League closes a ten day conference at Winona Lake with plans for next year.
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Arthur
Cleveland
Stone
Elon
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
I M. Arthur
The
BP. M. Arthur
Denver
Hants Pe
N.M
Jan Witter
Clement M. Smith
Hastings
Anti Saloon League
Warken
Ind
Anti-Saloon League of America
Winona Lake
Washington
Architect Cobb Removed From Cay Post Office
Local post office notes indicate architect Cobb was removed from duties at Cay office amid ongoing activity. Details unclear due to incomplete OCR text.
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Cobb
Cay Post Office
Actiew Ie
Sieal Tor
Election Contest Decided Names York County Superintendent
Harrisburg Aug. 12 Judge York of York county election case ruled in favor of Lewis E York for county superintendent of schools by seven votes after a high profile contest. About 200 witnesses testified amid claims of voting irregularities and ballot challenges.
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Judee
Nlbrook
Chaisser- York
Lewis E. York
Ese
York
Repub I
H. Choisser
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