Sinclair publicly defends private stock dealings in probe
Washington recounts Sinclair resisting questions on Mammoth Oil syndicate and stock transfers during a public inquiry. The dispute centers on private transactions involving associates and proceeds, with legal battles tracing back to 1912 and settlements reaching a final year.
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Washington
Sescend Po
F. Sinclair
Lafoliente
Sinclair
Ilyva Ene
Ammoth Oil Company
Otuck
Mammoth Synthicate
Jesse & Livermre
Enders
Mr Aere
Trge
T Ée Syndicate
Hop. Whitgary
Walsh Anbe
Whitney
Sinclar
Nyvetron
W Treas
Mounty
SS Cron
Tanes
Fall
Rebels Report Over Federals Near Puebla Fight
The rebel leadership claims Abregunist forces control Puebla city after withdrawing for strategic reasons. Federal positions near Puebla and a railway line clash described with high casualties and leadership losses.
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Verayur
Tee
Irapuate
Puebla
Uate
Chigfambue
Mexan
Nea
Ales
Bettie
Tetera
Ardenas
Cardenas
Tenera
Pauline Navarre Federa
Morgenthau Plans Extend Aid To Greek Refugees In Saloniki
A reported proposal outlines a staged relief and reconstruction program for refugees in Saloniki and surrounding regions. It envisions agricultural lending, land development, and redistribution of refugees into farming groups with equipment and seeds. Credits may be repaid over 12 to 15 years, with efforts to attract foreign capital for drainage and reclamation projects in the Strouma and Var valleys.
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Ees Dee
Saloniki
Henry Morgen- Ambassi
Dertalen
John Camere
Cam R
Athens
Ft Agricultura
Aise Oe
Eutheriand
Geasee
Macedonia
Payue
Morgenthau
Strouma
Var
Well Known Circus Strong Man Dies
Pierre Gasnier a famed circus strong man, retired to San Pedro and gave public demonstrations from a street stand. He disappeared with his car and shack home, leaving no clear leads for his funeral arrangements as authorities and relatives sought information.
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San Francisco
Pierre Gasnier
San Preadecon
Cervant
Tony
Gasnier
Ballet Size Debate Reaches Agreement
A discussion on the size of the ballet performance progresses as attendees and officials near consensus. The meeting notes focus on stage dimensions and audience capacity, with references to a proposed summer run and potential venue adjustments.
Ballot reform proposal and a perilous voyage reported
A discussion on a simplified ballot with elimination of empty boxes and smaller print is described with a 1913 Baltimore proposer and a governor named commission to review elections. Separate items note a 4500 mile, 118 hour journey and a Rome interview about wireless signals from an airship during a storm near Bengazi and Naples.
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Pam
Henry Fenge
St. Paul Street
Baltimore
Rome
Messaggero
Alessandretta
Bengazi
Naples
Economists Debate Railroad Consolidation In National Meeting
Washington delegates from eight national societies debated sociological theory labor protection agricultural needs and financial aspects of railroad consolidation at the American Economic Association convention. Speakers included Dr Leonie H Haney NYU William Z Rapley Howard University and W M Danees from Vale University amid organized sessions by the American Sociology Society and related groups.
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Washington
Amercan
Leeie H Haney
New York University
William Z Rapley
Howard Universi
J ¢ County
Penneylvania Railroad
Danees Vale University
Les Sharfman Universty
Higa
Bewate
A. Sortatuer
Tablet From 126 Year Found At Princeton Distilled
Mysterious tablet dated 126 AD examined by Dr Kel and Mr H J Bell of the Brush Museum. Transcription completed, seals read, and the artifact described as a court document possibly linked to Marcus Julius Cap iteline.
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Orden
H J. Bell
Brush Museum
Bell
Michipal
Kel
Tor Rebney
Marcus Julius Capiteline
Weather Bureau issues coast storm warning
Weather Bureau today issued a coast storm warning for the Atlantic region. A storm of marked intensity and high winds centers over Lake Huron area moving eastward, likely to be attenuated by strong west winds and probable gales tonight. Officials ordered display of signals from Charleston to Narooma.
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Po Tre
Lake Huren
Ignale
Charleston
Farm Colony Plan to Build Southern Maryland Settlement
The Farm Company of Maryland plans a new colony in Charles County with an initial settlement cost of about 11.00 and a major railroad branch. Wil lam Marbury is president, Mitchell Daggers vice president, and Case Slingluff secretary as officials pursue further purchases in Prince George and St Marys Counties.
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Tony F
Dermors Wegiahs
Maryland
Tes Corporaton
New York
Marsland
Charles County
Welle
Prince George Colvert
St Mary's
Willam
Marbury
Farm C Company
Mitchell Daggers
Vie
Case Slingluff
Unclear OCR fragment about salaries and experience
Fragmentary text mentions salary, shift experience, and youth welfare but lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities. No clear event, date, or person names emerge to form a concrete news item.
Fishermen Help Solve Ship's Fate
Fishermen aid investigation into a ship’s disappearance as locals report clues from the coast. Sparse notes reference crewmembers, seas, and a possible wreck, with authorities examining a string of suspicious events and nautical traces.
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Momhbery
Mgm
Whitfield
John Snow
Snow
Princeton
Weather Bureau
Boere Caval
Maltter
Zevpels
Salisbury
Lffaryland
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