Washington Briefs on Navy Statement and Global Tensions
Navy releases a brief statement from Washington based on dispatches from the fleet, outlining actions around Havana wrecks and financial maneuvers. The report covers U S policy debates in Ways and Means, Middle East unrest, and economic controls during a period of political maneuvering and international incidents.
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Fip
Maine
Aba
Navy Fren
Washington
Fecat Arroy and Board
Havana
Gary Alderman Walter Gibson Bribery Trial Opens
A Gary Alderman Walter Gibson faces a Lake County circuit court trial at Crown Point. Special Judge Vernon Van Fleet presides. Prosecutor Samuel B. Parker and Louisville attorney Too D. Trean led the case built on dictograph evidence from the Dean hearing franchise probes.
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Hammond
Walter Gibson
Gary
Dean
Lake County
Crowe Point
Vernon van Fleet
Elkhart
T. E. Marshall
Samuel B. Parker
South Bend
D. Trean
Louisville
Centaeh
Gioson
Maser
T. E. Bnet
Oct Heer Pee
Ciferal
Liv Wheraiso
TS Teen
Unclear interview cites universal distress among capitalists
Fragmentary passage notes a boastful remark about a disturbed state of mind among business men due to chaotic conditions and a failed attempt to adjust by a law linked to the Sherman Antitrust Act.
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Fromm
New York
Premises Shortage Suit Seeks State Board Action
Heartford City and Tee sue Gola J Patton former Licking Township trustee to recover a shortage of ST ssQ.48. The suit, brought by the state accounting board through Attorney General Pinehan, cites misfeasance, malfeasance and forgery. The case was dismissed by the Prosecutor with five years’ interest of Secrest, a compromise then allowed Patten to escape by paying fees and litigation costs.
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Heartford City
Tee
Patten
Indiana Appellate Court Validates Col. Harper Will
The Indiana appellate court ruled the will of the late Col. Thermas Harper, lawyer, valid, defeating the claim by Mrs. Winifred Karper Cooley, a daughter by his first wife Ida Husted, who sought a portion. The decision affects inheritance and assigns estate directions to a second wife and other relatives as read in the case record.
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Terre Haute, Lee
Indiana
Mppellate Court
Col
Thermas Harper
Winifred Karper Cooley
Ida Hustedeis
Gono Do Annes
Tao
Fragmentary note about a meeting and names
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a meeting and several unclear names and places. The text is highly garbled with missing letters and inconsistent punctuation, preventing a clear identification of persons, groups, or the event.
Sees Supreme Court Seat
Sees Supreme Court seat details and term measurements with dates and notices. The fragment mentions terms, elections, and tenure details in a periods context. Named entities include Meith Afe Caer and DT.
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Supreme Court
Murder Verdict in Nebo Tree Case Near Lyons
Frank Larson killed his brother near Lyons Nebraska on October 2 last. The jury found him guilty of murder in the first degree. Insanity evidence and the unwritten law were rejected by the court. Larson faces a life term.
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Tekomak
Frank Larson
Lyons
Neb
Nee
Sree
Fragmentary note hints at school program and health concerns
Unclear archival fragment mentions Minneapolis, a new school project, tuberculosis concerns, and planned arrangements. The legibility is too poor to establish concrete names, dates, or outcomes. Further readable text needed for a solid summary.
Four Die, Dozens Injured as Building Collapse in Indianapolis
A three story concrete structure behind Stu Vincent's hospital collapsed trapping 25 to 30 workers. Firemen and police fought to rescue victims as cries rang out and limbs appeared beneath debris. Four men are confirmed dead with several others missing. The site on Harmon Street near South in Crawfordsville also figures in a separate report from an Indiana Fraternal congress address.
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Indianapolis
Stu. Vincent’s Hospital
Cebris
Prestolite Company
Harmon Street
South Street
Crawfordsville
Indiana Fraternal Congress
Jean J. Lentz
Columbus
Upret
Mr. Lentz
Rabies Theory Backed by Brain Evidence at Logan
Charles Allen fifty four died in convulsions at the Northern Hospital for the Insane Logan sport his brain showed abundant negative bodies confirming rabies. Bite seven weeks before death and subsequent symptoms align with the diagnosis. second such case this year prompting official attention.
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Indianapolis
Charles Allen
Logansport
Laboratory of Hygiene
State Board of Health
F. W. Tertimzer
Warrant Issued for Lake Shore Detective Sith Arrest
A warrant is issued for the arrest of Lake Shore detective Sith who reportedly shot and seriously wounded Gus Anderson of Rockford Lint Mineola. Anderson was ejected from a train, was in a clinch over a fence with his back turned when three shots were allegedly fired. one bullet hit his back. Smith did not heed Anderson's cries and discharged. Anderson may die.
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