Stockholders Weigh Capital Increase After Fund Drive
Workers and stockholders met in the Chamber of Commerce to review a daylong effort that raised about 55,600 toward funding a seven story hotel project. Directors seek authority to raise the authorized capital stock to 360,000 and to widen the mortgage scope as material delays threaten cost increases and project timing.
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New Mechne Reverteship
Walter R.per
Sa Samcel
Feldman
Chamber of Commerce
Tithon
Dame Fortume
New York Man Peace Prize Story Summary
A New York creator of a peace plan, selected from 22 165 submissions, sent condolences amid a forum and policy committee discussion. The proposal envisions a modified League of Nations without the United States joining, tied to world court adherence and codification of international law. The text mentions university ties and unclear affiliations.
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League of Nations
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World Court
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Guards Kill 3 Fugitives In Prison Capture
Jefferson City Mo Feb 5 Rid dled with buckshot the bodies of three convicts who escaped yesterday were found dead on a farm five miles southeast of here. Guards fired after the trio opened fire with a revolver taken from a guard Hart. The convicts Frank Delcore Jack McCall and Miles Thomas were returned to the penitentiary.
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Frank Delcore
Jack McCall
Eering
Miles Thomas
Child Electrocuted While Flying a Kite
A child in Pittsburgh was electrocuted while flying a kite near power lines on an unspecified February day. Authorities are investigating the incident as a fatal accident with no confirmed charges or immediate suspects.
IA Sea Tribute To Dead
Columbia Feb 5 mourners gather in a grey fog to honor the memory of a local hero known as Tommy. The service recalls his late father Reverend Joseph R. Wilson and connections to Columbia Theological Seminary as kin and friends share memories at the ceremony.
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Reck
George Columbia
Waasey
Tommy
Joseph R. Wilson
Columbia Theological Seminary
Freet Presbyterian Church
Goon Hee
Howe
Suit for 15 Million Dollars Dismissed
Philadelphia February 5. The 15 000 000 suit contends United States courts lacked power to review decisions of the United Board of Pennsylvanian men on the matter. The case argues a dispute over authority and jurisdiction amid a contentious exchange of measures.
Late News Bulletins Flurry Of International Items
A series of brief items from New York Madrid Paris Indianapolis and Washington report on Adelfo de La Muerta leaving Vera Cruz for an unknown destination, Warren G. Maived arraigned, Soviet recognition by France, and a Marion County case involving indictments and a court appearance. Also notes defense of securities in Washington and a trial in Marion County.
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Adelfo de la Muerta
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Vera Cruz
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Geserner
Warren T. Maived
Hang Wien
Marion County
World mourns Woodrow Wilson across distant capitals
Reports from Manila Warsaw Tokio Panama Parts New York Buenos Aires detail official mourning for the late President Woodrow Wilson. Legislatures vow respect, exchanges close, flags at half mast, and messages pour in from statesmen in tribute to his wartime leadership and postwar reconstruction efforts.
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New York Cotton Exchange
Funeral services broadcast for Wilson Weedrow ex president
Radio listeners may hear funeral rites over the body of the late ex President Weedrow in Washington D C through stations WEA Ff and Potomac Telephone Company. William Wilson's last public address to Armistice Day was also broadcast on these stations.
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Mind-Searon Beams and Restless Verse Fragment
Fragmentary text describes a grim vow to rest before a dreadful act. The lines mention fear, potential death, and a warning not to wake. Ambiguous source with no clear event or entities.
Fragmentary notice hints at assembly deadline before March 12
A partial OCR entry references a General Assembly deadline before March 12 and mentions February. The text is garbled but implies an official action or notice set around late February with a deadline prior to March 12. No clear names or places are legible.
Wilson ritual to be that of plain citizen
Washington February 5 A plain citizen's funeral honors mark the death of the war president. A simple service will fittingly show national mourning as Mrs Wilson and family witness the guideposts of national tribute. The entombment is set for 3 00 o'clock in the marble vault with a chapel service at 3 38.
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Seven residents die after canned beans meal tragedy in Albany
Albany Oregon February 5 seven people die after eating canned beans at a family dinner. The Geebig family hosts the meal with Paul Gerbig and Jean Parsons among the diners. Several relatives fall ill but details remain unclear as investigators work.
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Peeneneas
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Paul Gesbig
Get Gerbig
Jean Tis Parsons
Rainkeld Corbet
M. Praced
Soret
Ritchie Firm on Tax Reductions Opposition to Larger State Appropriations
Governor Albert Ritchie said the legislature would resist expenditures that threaten his pledge to cut the state tax rate by 16 cents. He warned the Democratic majority in Annapolis would remain uncompromising as he pushes a substantial tax reduction and tighter fiscal policy.
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German Embassy refrains from mourning display
Washington reports the German Embassy will not display official mourning for the late Woodrow Wilson. Other embassies and legations have half mast colors after the official notification reached them before noon Sunday. Baron Leopold Plessen explained the German government treats Wilson as a private citizen and remains uninstruced on mourning.
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