United States sues war contractors over $3 million fraud
The United States files against Stone and Neleier for waste and fraud in Cam Train construction, alleging a $3,000,000 loss. Hearing delayed due to Boston defendants and service time, with trial possible in December term if remissive action occurs. District Attorney John D. Hartman leads the case, one of six similar suits in progress.
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Dural
Wit
United States
Boston
Cass
Caue
Alcock Monde
Unitel States District
John D. Havitaan
Atamex
Daugherty
Boat for dry squad aids Gulf coast rum runners fight
A gasoline launch to be used by the customs service along the gulf coast was stripped and fitted at Falk, Virginia. Captain Campbell of the Gulf sector received the information from signals and notes the craft is completely equipped for patrol and manned by a civil services engineer.
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Customs Service
Gulf Coast
Stipper Rein
Falk
Mita
Galsexton
Missing Businessman Sparks Police Search Months After Disappearance
W Hort a 61 year old real estate dealer from S24 Fost Graig Pave vanished November 24. Relatives and police pursued multiple clues including a tip at 427 Canton Street and sightings near Driseylt heel. Investigators urge anyone with information to come forward.
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Rolicé Hav
W. Hort
Fost
Rieid Valley
Launch to operate near Galveston Port Arthur Corpus
The new launch will unload immediately in Galveston with Mr Roberts directing the anticrantructioning service. It will operate near Port Arthur and Corpus Christi, is 26 feet long, draws three feet of water, and can reach 23 miles per hour. It will carry a magazine gun and possibly a one pounder.
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Galveston
Roberts
Port Acthae Ant Corpus
Cheisi
Steel Shaws Improvement in New England Mills
The passage notes steady improvement in metal trades and general industry, with mills seeking additions to their gasrels and very low employment in New England. The excerpt reflects modest industrial progress and widespread job scarcity across the region.
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Tastou
Dee
S—Svel
Genteal
New England
Charities Seek Thousand Subscribers to Aid Poor
Officials of the Associated Charities met at headquarters to recruit 1000 city residents to join a monthly one dollar donor list. They cite exhausted funds after recent drives and aim to support hungry children sick and aged, with early organized outreach planned in coming weeks.
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Associated Charities
Charisties
Chaldner
Igati
Ersig
Ans
Charities
Fucda
Untilingix
Gald
Priesatsi
Gniing
F. E. Jorcett
Mondas
Gus McFarland
Police Jail Four In Twenty Minutes After Alarm
Four alleged automobile thieves were captured within twenty minutes after an alarm at 3:10 a.m. James Stevens led a dragnet that included mounted officers and detectives. The suspects surrendered near Garde street crossing after a pistol threat, and the seized car was recovered with its coat lights tripped.
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James
Stevens
G. Tabor
Washington Street
Ethan
J. D. Kirk
O'Neill and
Henderson
Lonnie Crow
de Trothe LeMurray
Dickman
Mr. Tabor
Beuch
Consepetan Road
Inissian
O'Neill
Henderton
Waltfd
Wan
Trial details unfold in McDaniel murder case bond set
Testimony describes alleged threats by Mire McDaniel to kill her husband and the wife being assaulted before a fatal incident. Witnesses recount arguments, fainting episodes, and a claim that a gun was involved. Police and doctors testify about wounds and the home scene as the case proceeds.
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Wales
McDaniel
Satdang
MeTaniel
Lainiel
Suden Wood
Anthony
Nan Ug
Tie
Ottivoea
Robert Th Green Meinsgial
Mystery Surrounds Fatal Wounding in Court Hearing
Witnesses describe multiple blunt force injuries on a dead woman including chest and arm wounds. Testimony suggests a blunt instrument or odd object could have caused the fatal wound while suspect Young McDaniel showed evident nervousness during the hearing.
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McDaniel
Bin
General Lewis Confirmed for Promotion and Insignia Change
General Lewis was confirmed for promotion by the Senate on Monday and wore two stars and insignia of higher rank. The following day he displayed naval rank insignia, reflecting an October sequence of promotions among brigadier generals and others in the Hichth corps.
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Ara
Mo Lewis
Hichth. Corps
Elie
Vednerni
Senate
Lewis
arramatTans
Yowleys
Ivnr
Vowik
Agon
Hvlgndiey
Market rises for wire products with Blain wire price
Pittsburg reports a strong wire market with Blain wire quoted at 82.45 and nails at 2.70. Hoops and aside 48 bid at 3,981, with recent gains noted as market remains firm.
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Pittsburg
New Seal Booths for Christmas Sale Planned in City
A public sale of Christmas deta booths will open December 11 in city sections. A community meeting led by Mrs. T B Clegg will map plans at her home. Six to seven booths will operate, with four run by women’s clubs at sites including City National Bank and the Catholic Daughters of America.
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Yaris
Devrber
Ole
T. B. Clegg
Elvaleiian
Plana
Follerné
Chy National Bank
Catholic Taughters of America
Ey Potenti
Gunter Hotel
San Antonio
Musical ‘Club
Bre
Tewis KeamseHeck
J. Smith
Mer
Pred Worth
Wolff and Marx
History Club
Ale Villergt
Willie Keller
Joske Frothers
Nat Goldsmith
Menger Ketel
Gus Gaimandis
Ste Satay
Wasne Elliath
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M’daniel
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Deien
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