Massachusets Justice Cases Bid to Clear Names in Graft Hearing
Massachusetts prepares a public hearing before two Supreme Judicial Court justices to review Judge Pierce and related graft charges. Indictments include alleged bribery and influence in Suffolk and Bristol counties. Prominent lawyers and officials, including Attorney General and former justices, are named in the sweeping probe touching state judiciary integrity and potential reform.
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Suffolk County
Pierce
W. Edwin
Wake
Forfere
Balfolk County
Joseph Pattetier
Popuetiln
Heston
Jucke Bierce
Resadwy
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Elute
Price Te Thal Waa
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Stadbury
Utces
Oliver Woodel
United States Supreme Cours
Moreachusett Bae
Ronserch
Futtion
Maassachusetts
Othgr
Massachuseutes Court
Geo
Charlee Deve
Provident
Ant 'Lheadare Sedgewick
Cor
Kronkes
de Nacional Eis
AID SERVICE MEN Uhessey Report on Care for Wounded Soldiers
A garbled report mentions aid to service men and care for patients at Carp Logen. It references actions by Brigades and officers, with notes of effort, commendations, and connections to Texas units.
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Uhessey
Carp
Texas Armatote
Cattle Plague Ravages England Costing Millions
A late January outbreak of cattle plague in England caused estimated losses of three million pounds before suppression. The disease spread across four counties with substantial mortality among cattle, prompting culling, disinfection, and widespread disposal of affected animals. Some carcasses were recycled for fertilizer or industrial use while others were processed for weather goods and fur trade. Authorities faced a costly effort to control the spread and prevent further economic impact.
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Lenin
Anals
England
Crentes
United States
Theoe Taillian Dollesy
FIRST STRIKE WEEK SHOWS COAL MINING CUT TO ONE-THIRD
Washington reports the first week of the strike reduces coal production to about one third of normal. Bureau of Statistics officials say the drop could endanger supply and labor tensions, while authorities warn profiteering will be combatted and production may rebound if settlements occur.
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Washington, D. GC
Meade Bar
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce
Martin
Enid
Warrier
Weather Bay
Department of
Turti
Navy Enlisted Strength Trimmed by House Committee
House Committee reduced Navy enlisted strength to 67 600 as part of the May appropriation bill. The cut follows committee action on the defense budget and affects manpower at a time of budget tightening.
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HOUSE
Dreeiwant
Tardine
Navy Department
Mowe
Cosmitlon
FLE Tage
Hatton Singer
Tyelbad
Radio concert to draw huge audience across region
A vast broadcasting event organized by the Fox Company will transmit from Fort Worth to Fort Houston and other sites. A concert truck and multiple stations will relay performances by Francis Menger and others to a wide audience, potentially the largest yet, with officials and private venues coordinating across counties.
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Fox Company
Fort Am Houston
Abe
Coup Traviy
Cua
Veavite
Uuukera
Cap Bullis
Prnetier
Ketly
Nie
Brooks
Sing Chew
Francis Menger
Nving
Kennedy Arenas
Alneo
Gina
Alans Teurhis
Tek Beault
Yd Deeside
ArVeor
Vezor
Macio Aver
American Malay League
Fae Sour
West Weany
Coroners jury frees Day of murder charge
Testimony recounts a party at Lay's house where Day shot Colonel Beck after Beck held Day's wife during a struggle. Witnesses describe blood stains, a chaotic scene, and Day's claim of self defense. Day testified he feared an attack and acted to protect his wife, with details of the confrontation and subsequent police investigations.
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Diaz
Way
Wichington
Abe
Beckalvin
Lay
A. D. Medtee
Viayd Cook
McAtee
George Giche
Simift
Tukl Campbell
Heck
Longon
Mire
Gotonel
Beck
Prichard
Daz E Tesne
Anideziany
Jaywaa
Kit
Wong
Beey
Amerson Sant
Mir
Amerson
Aion
Jade
Dischard
Sal
Mila Miurilork
Rob
Esamina
Hughes
Tange
Ara
Anit
Day
Hugrard
Lave Ton
John
Lawéen
Calavel Beck
Eiveamstanes
Hike Broti
Eeak
Snine Howe
Tom Ant
Trent
Feris Amit
Jas Hue
Howe
Prichard's
Potch
Colona
Tmst
Beek
Tin
Ty Pan
Oran
Tay
Anny
Gay Nail
Mughes
Hughon
Hugkra
Bay Ulhele
Hiattows
Aqualitan
del Cave
Jay Koil
Teele
Taavete
Alanahlon
Guy
Fabian
Taoke
Herman
Bech
Aeleah
Michron
Armani
Dak
DayTreek case teetering as key figure testifies
The DayTreek case nears a turning point as a witness recalls chilling events and a doctor’s later notes. Attorney proclaims the coroner’s verdict may seal the trial. Projections suggest Hughes might withdraw from further defense if his strategy fails.
Oklahoma Texas tornado toll and damage report
A Saturday morning tornado swept through western outskirts of Lawton causing two deaths and multiple injuries. Property losses exceed 100000 dollars with over 2500 dollars raised for storm victims at a local meeting. A mother and her two year old son were among those affected as debris damaged homes and a baby was blown a short distance from its residence.
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Tavion
Obi
Apsi
Sigbleem
Laweau
Harry
Pao
Unclear fragmentary report on a bus crash and fire
Fragmentary OCR describes a bus related wreck near Port Sill with injuries. Mentions a Davis household fire starter and a person named Groken in hospital. Some names and places are garbled, but indicates limited damage beyond a few buildings and no serious injuries at Port Sill.
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Les Groken
Myre
Busan
Davis
Birk
Qielebris
Aenean
Port Sill
Plan Large Hospital to Open in Mouston Texas
Mouston Texas April 8 trustees announce Hermann Hospital to be rebuilt by June 25 with a four unit plan. Devlin Singerm Abd Ranilatl and Alfred C. Tinu named as design team. Project costs near 900000 and opens to patients within a year. Hospital aimed as one of the region’s most modern facilities and to be AMA approved. In Pittsburg Vernon Lockett named receiver for the Northeast era W'sir corporation following creditor and stockholder concerns.
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Mouston
Tex
Greand
Herman Hospital
Hermann Hospital
Devlin
Singerm
Abd Ranilatl
Feols and Engineers
Chicago
Alfred C. Tinu
American Medical Association
Pittsburg
Tee
Vernon Lockett
Pileburs
Eras W'sir
Corporafina
Dieterek
Ger Wirsinsoi
FLOOD MENACE RISES IN CENTRAL WEST REGION
Recent heavy rains pushed Missouri and Osage rivers toward flood stages. Lowlands flooded and many streams ran over banks, forcing evacuations along Neosho and other creeks. Verdigis river predicted to reach record highs, threatening towns near Kansas and Oklahoma borders. Sale planned: Twedles Auxiliary hosts a tag sale to aid destitute ex servicemen.
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Topeka
Jew Bottom
Neosta
Kan
Hood Qwatern
Labette Orcth
Iola
Houslin
Varelyn Wura
Anul
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