Special Grand Jury Probes Lumber Trust in Chicago
Iowa report outlines U S probe into the lumber industry as a special grand jury in Chicago examines alleged cartel actions. Named executives from lumber and door companies appear as witnesses amid claims associations forced retailers to purchase lumber products. Government seeks to expose price fixing and exclusionary practices affecting dealers and consumers.
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Chicago
United States
Tumner
Hember Trust
United States District Court
Chisazenon
Henry 4. Sellen
4 Sash
Marcy Eli Munger
9 Door Company
George J. Pope
Letty
Aui
Oret
Border Cities Protest and Cross-Border Trade Strife
A chaotic report outlines protests over cross border commerce to Canada and Mexico and a court ruling on entry restrictions. It notes storm disruptions, amendments proposed by Congress, and a separate incident involving a suburb where a store was wrecked and violence followed. Explosives and dynamite manufacturing apparatus are hinted at in a later related vigil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woebington
Canada
Mexico
Hutean
Clark
Einelunall
Wilels
Hutton
Nend
Election results and local notices from Portland and nearby towns
A fragmented report notes a municipal election in Portland where A G Rushnput won the mayoralty, defeating Joseph Blinco by about 4000 votes. Other items mention a Bronx City Market update and livestock quotations, with partial references to legal matters and a nomination process, all from Washington and nearby areas.
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Bronx City
Brock
Sionx City
Portland
Ore
A. G. Rushnput
Joavph Blinco
Fifteen Injured in Central Rail Yard Collision
A report details a dramatic railway yard collision injuring fifteen people including individuals named Naghvilla Tean-Fitteop and Labdasoa. The incident occurred as trains moved through the NashriDe area, with Emergency responders rushing to the scene and transport to nearby hospitals. Authorities are investigating the cause and assessing damage to facilities and rolling stock.
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Naghvilla
Tean
Tenmases
NashriDe
President Tackles Canady Treaty Opposition in Farm Crisis
President denounces opposition to a reciprocal trade agreement with Canada, accusing New York paper firms and the Sumter Trust of pressuring farmers. He argues the pact benefits U S agriculture and consumers, and warns against monopolistic lumber interests driving up prices while pledging to seek fair terms for the public.
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Chicago
Canada
Nere
Aneda
United States
Sim
Sumter Trust
New York
Senate
Washington
Himber
Danfey
Arjruthpy
Agriculturinta
Staives
Tong Ran
Coach Runaway Stage Near Yosemite Falls injures several
A coach runaway on a winding grade near Yosemite Valley injures three women and lightly harms several others. Brakes failed, horses bolted, and the coach rolled over after tipping into an inner bank. Passengers were thown and scattered as the vehicle overturned on the hillside.
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Atjenlaws
Eno
New Dynamite Confession From Anonymous Worker
A garbled confession identifies an unnamed worker claiming travel nationwide to inspect all structures believed ready for dynamite. The suspect allegedly worked for Johan A. McNamri and Evan Warkers of América, with a plan to mark weak spots. A Hasty Tsan of the Mughogee Phoenix witnessed the proceedings.
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Delanea
Johan A. McNamri
Oueratury Ol Weasater
Intersimtional
Aswoelailin
Finidap
Evan Warkers
América
Jenunion Latier
Tsan
Phoenis
Colquitta Threatened At Port Worth Rally
Colquitta and Avelin report threats linked to an anti prop rally in Port Worth as leaders warn of actions if protests proceed. The Wax faction claims extensive pressure and intimidation directed at Colquitti and supporters.
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Colquitta
Avelin
Colquiyt
Wert
Port Worth Desnila
Wax
Seventean Year Social Appear In Town Weather Glitches
Fragmentary read shows a 17 year focus in full force with trees seen in town. The odd text mentions foggy conditions or weather effects and a general sense of unusual activity in Seventean year notes.
FOL MADERO PLOT Deposed Mayor of Guadaloupe Involved
The article reports on a dramatic plot against Mexican leader Madero involving former Guadaloupe mayor Cruz Roy and a dynamite attempt during a farewell reception. Guards thwart the plan as U S agents monitor movements and rails services coordinate stations for safety. Reports from Juarez Mazatlán and other cities mention executions threats and ongoing hostilities with insurgent forces.
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Hi Paes
Vox
Bruneleco
Madero
Mexico City
Juares
Qeir Hetgin
Cruz “Roy
Guadaloupa
Jusian
el Faso
Vader Roy
Bolt
Roy
Tia
Bebriary
Fualaloupe Bia
Juarez
Madarata
Mexicali
Taystal
Secret Service
Urs
Rancre
Agua Prieta
Lopez
Prlace
Mazjtlan
Shialoa
Alate
Unida
Simo
Geo. B. I. Viljaen
Witittary
United States
California
Wilfoan
Tore
Athora
Fennen
Political workers jailed for conspiracy at district attorney election
Police officials report that several political workers were sentenced to years in prison by Judge Wilson for conspiracy to unlawfully influence the district attorney election in 1808. The trial featured allegations linking the German Prince Joachim and related figures to the case, while another report notes a royal injury during May 30 exercises and subsequent operation.
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Tidge Willson
Knlfe
Berline
Joachim
Willar
Young Quentin Roosevelt Earns Privy Cambridge Award
The thirteen year old son of Theodore Roosevelt, Quentin Roosevelt, is reported to have received the Privy Cambridge award at Groton. The ceremony marked him as the record smartest scholar in his cohort, reflecting notable academic achievement.
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Quentin Roosevelt
Cambridge
Theadore Trotsevelt
Groton
Roosevelt Defies Congress On Confidential Papers Dispute
Congress faces a heated clash over the executive privilege to withhold papers as President Roosevelt backed a demand to keep confidential records from a congressional investigating committee. The dispute centers on $2,450 intended for a portrait and $4,000 unaccounted from an emergency fund. Knox argues public access to books risks revealing undisclosed expenditures while Roosevelt asserts the need for extraordinary circumstances to justify disclosure.
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Congressional Investigating Committee
Knox
Taft
Day
Arlet Rowenthal
Congress
Roosevelt
Heaton
Knot
Provident
Tate
Ber- Tenry Knox
Anthems and parade mark Fourth of July in Beaver Colu
A public celebration in Beaver Colu features 100000 participants singing the national anthem. A grand street parade will showcase flame and flags with nations represented. The event centers on shared patriotism as crowds gather for the evening ceremonies.
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Tamerica
Deaver
Beaver
Colu
Athem
Denver
Flonis
Antoinea
Convention bid near center of nation seeks 1917 event
A messy clipping argues that a central location offers a strong bid for the next convention with four thousand dollars pledged as proof of faith. It notes no clear favorite in the nominating field and mentions Salt Lake City as a rival. A separate report details a motor boat accident south of Wilmington where 171 people perished when the vessel capsized and a power failure doomed the sail.
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Washington
Hatiigra
Maryintad Fan Neolad
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wileelty
Alrone
Mine Cave Tragedy Claims Two in Quincy Mine
In Hancock County two men Kitts Two and Rich John Wucpie perished when a rock collapse at the Quincy mine buried them. Louis Johnson was also killed and Oncor KoakS and Otto Laatikainen were seriously injured in the same collapse.
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Kitts
Hancock
Rich
John Wucpie
Louis Johnson
Oncor Koaks
Otto Laatikainen
Quincy
Castro Headed West Amid Cuban Exile Plot Reports
Reports from Havana and Caracas claim exiled Cuban president Cipriano Castro may be aboard the steamer Legaspi en route toward the Caribbean. The Cuban government suspects a planned action against President Gomez, while Venezuela conducts a wide search for Castro's whereabouts as confusion over his disappearance grows.
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Havin
Lepsspl
Ceulenl
Parists
Fregi
Cipriane Cantra
Vore- 2Gea
Ori
Legaspt
Morro Caste
Castro
Gomez
Las Palmaz
Canary
U S Steel merger pressure and price control debate
Washington figures report the Stanley committee probing the Tennessee companys bid by United States Steel. Mentions Ledyard Gary and Grant Gobley amid talks of consolidation, government control, and fear of market ruin without action. President Roosevelt weighs possible injunctions as Sherman Act concerns loom.
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Washington
Robert Mr. Gary
Dakb
United States
Grant J. Gobley
Tennesses ‘Coal and Iron Syndicate
Prr
United States Steeler
Technesco
J.P. Morgan
Gry Rati
Tenmepnee
Moore & Betley
Laace
Hoozeveit Depeat
Gary
Wever
Haneef
Caucus Adopts Wool Tax Underwood Plan
A party caucus approved a wool tax proposal, set at 2 percent on raw wool, aiming to reduce the old law by more than 0 percent. The measure drew unanimous support from attendees as leaders explained the revision and its intended impact on opposition to wool advocates.
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Denice Eratic Reyfulon
Jin Indoraerent
Dersserutte Howe
William Jennings Bryan
Readmitted Stephenond case prompts Wiscon sin action
Act on Stephenson case reports pressure from Madicon Wisconsin lawmakers to compel a federal probe into Stephenson election tampering claims. The Judiciary Committee endorses a Wise drafted measure seeking federal review and potential resignation or removal amid allegations of ballots and bribery. In Springfield Missouri a murder suspect linked to a separate case is noted, while San Francisco reports a police board vote suspends the fire chief amid corruption charges.
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Madicon
Wis
Prapteashe
Wabllen
Lendern
Wisconala
Tsane
Yought
United States
Renate
Wise
Chatt
Yian
Friphenson
Connec- Won
Fragmented Family Tensions and Silent Grievance
Text-Fragment narrative shows a family scene where silence signals offense. Uncle Silas values economy in speech while another member rails against brewing issues over a sugarless coffee and shared duties. A daughter probes the rift, urging reconciliation, amid comic misreadings and strained household talk.
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Silas
MeHsia
Mellese
Jacin Maud
Nevar
Australia Libraries in Victoria Open and Used
Victoria's libraries are widely patronized with a large revenue stream reportedly around 340 007 dollars from halls, subscriptions, and gifts. Reports claim about 1 600 000 visitors yearly. notes of broad literary interest and public reading persist while some content targets women readers.
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Australia
Victoria
Tembeta
Warka
Te Tlon
Genera
Literatura Ané
Grape-Nuts Credit for Woman’s Revival in Health
An active office worker credits Grape-Nuts with reversing nervous breakdown and digestive issues from years of stress and poor meals. She notes improved digestion, energy, and mood after adopting the Grape-Nuts diet, including a simple lunch with fruit and a glass of milk. The endorsement highlights relief from nervous prostration and dyspepsia and cites personal anecdotes from a Michigan reader.
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Benenit
Gript-Nuis
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