Bond of Bergemeister to Forfeited Bond Not Read in Court
In a 1914 case in the Seventh District Court, Miss Teida Bergemeister failed to appear or have her bond read aloud as a letter from her counsel was presented. Judge Anderson allowed the bond to be forfeited, with deputies handling the proceedings as the defendant faced trial for the murder of Oto Keckler. The letter, reportedly from Miss Bergemeister, claimed she was en route to Europe to nurse the wounded and aid sufferers. Senator Bee argued against reading the letter aloud, while District Attorney Linden pressed for the bond forfeiture. The courtroom was crowded as the matter progressed.
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Teida Bergemeister
Oto Keckler
Waledy
Distriet Court
Europe
Iurat
Thie
Misa Bergemeseter
W. 8. Anderson
Wehich Tudge
Anderson
Te Court
Shend
Antonio Divx
Miss Bergem
Bay
Antt
Borgiintlater
Misys Bergemeister
Senatter
Carlee Bees
Qeelten
Pennsylvinia
Josunari
Hoty
Pittyburs
New York
W. CL Linden
Fudge Andenna
Antonio Weise
Judige Anflereon
Linda
Senator Bee
Mro Linder
Owill
Pheraupon
Jndize Anderson
Rhertte Diez
Chicago bakers raise loaf prices amid cost pressure
In Chicago Illinois February 1 bakers moved to discontinue five loaf sales and began selling twenty ounce loaves at 48 cents. Earlier the six ounce loaf sold for five cents. Other bakeries plan to raise prices, while no immediate change was announced by the five cent loaf makers. Large baking concerns disputed the Munster Bakers Association proposal. Smaller bakeries must compete as prices shift.
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Chicago
Munster Bakers Association
Amallee
Not Guilty Verdict In Subornation Case Tapped
A Atlanta jury found Dan Lehon Tedder and Arthur Thurman not guilty in a superior court subornation of perjury case linked to the Leo M. Frank matter. Lehon is southern manager for William J Burns National Detective Agency. Tedder formerly worked there and Thurman is a local lawyer. Meanwhile a storm in Sew Orleans produced no fatalites and caused limited damage with stories of near escapes from Gulf waters.
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Atlanta
Dan
Lehon
Col
Tedder
Arthur Taurman
Leo M. Frank
William J. Burns National Detective Agency
Thurman
Supreme Court Advances Frank Habeas Appeal
The Supreme Court advanced Jey M. Frank's habeas corpus appeal for argument on February 24 upon motion by Frank's counsel and the State of Georgia. Wheeler Mungum, Fulton County sheriff, appeared to answer the appeal notice. Park was committed to the sheriff's custody, and the appearance was noted as proper though the sheriff declined formal remarks.
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Washington
Superme Court
Teriay
Montuery
Frank
Georgia
Wheeler Mungum
Fulton
Leo M. Frau
Awake in Time 10 Escape From Fire
A couple and their two month old infant escaped a sudden blaze at 1132 Hay Street. Flames spread through a sleeping apartment as residents fled with the baby. Firefighters from company No. 5 contained the fire. no damage to the gravery store of Mr Tracy adjacent to the dwelling. Separately, rag-soaked mop rags with oil ignited a fire at A S Vick's home on West French Place around 6 15 Sunday morning. Firemen checked the blaze after chemicals were involved. Nearby residents reported smoke from a San Mateo gas plant fire later Sunday. investigators blamed a new gas cage being fried out for the smoke.
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Tracy
A.S. Vick
San Antonio
San Mateos Street
Leinster
Peking
Tabriz
Persia
Peralfe
Carpathians
Berlin
Serbia
Leno
Funda
Fraser
Flanders
Jeorer Tede
Bour
Tietehstag Smd Socis-Democratie
Reichstag
German Socialist Party
Warsaw
Poland
Petrograd
Vistula
Borjinew
Athens
Gresce
Germany
Groundhog Day to Reveal Six More Weeks of Winter
The annual ritual on February 8 asks if the groundhog will see his shadow, signaling six more weeks of winter or an early spring. Local lore and science departments weigh in, while forecasts suggest a frosty, clear week ahead if no shadow is seen.
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Thollan
Afajer Alton MM
Dalngz Scientific Teak
YEGGS Blow Safe Open at Magnolia Petroleum Warehouse
robbers used nitrglycerine to blow open a safe at Magnolia Petroleum Company warehouse on Magnolia and Walnut streets. about 6 o clock Monday morning, the safe opened and thieves escaped with 6485 in cash and 129 in necks. evidence left on the door. lawmen including Deputy Brett John Subira searched the area, and Chief Lancaster offered a reward for information leading to arrests. investigators noted a neat job with a heavy hammer and precise explosive removal. the incident was initially mistaken for a salute fired at the post.
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Magnolia Petroleum Companys
Carolins
Walnut Streets
Ity
Brett John Subira
WY. Ly Crenshaw
Misilarippi Avenue
Crenshaw
Rns
Urey
Tullow
Lancaster
Fred
Supreme Court rules on white slave transport indictment
Washington February 1 The Supreme Court issued a decision upholding the indictment of a woman charged with aiding transport in a white slave case. Justice Lamar delivered the majority opinion with Justices Day concurring. dissenting justices argued the ruling could hinder prosecutions in future white slave cases.
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Washington
Lamar
Justo Day
New York Tax Proposal Advocated by City Commission
New York tax plan would impose a salary tax on individuals earning over $1000 a year. The mayor's tax commission presented the proposal to the Board of Estimate. Estimated revenue ranges from 3.0 to 4.0 million dollars with no sex exemption, affecting about 6000 women. It would be separate from federal income tax and other levies.
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New York
Cme
New York City
Mayor's Tax Commission
Whdely
Board of Estimate
Frank J. Mayes Dies in Pensacola At 41
Frank J. Mayes owner and editor of the Pemnvula Journal and part owner of the Merci patch died after several days illness from complications of diseases. He was active in state and national Democratic politics and had twice served as a delegate to national conventions.
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Pensacoda
Fla
Frank J. Mayes
Pemnvula Journal
Merci
Patch
Hero “Earh
Mayes
White House Allows Vote Install Near Presidential Room
A request arrived for permission to install voting in the President's room for Democratic senators to stay near the chamber. The President readily agreed, signaling a move to keep key lawmakers close during important sessions.
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Washington, D.ali
White House
Freeport Woman Carmen Aims for Trial Again
In Freeport New York district attorney announces Carmen case to proceed after a June murder in Edwin Cannon’s office. The defendant, previously reported under heavy media confusion, is linked to a shooting tied to a prior fire and distress. The latest action seeks to refile charges and retry the case with Carmen facing murder accusations.
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Freeport
N. Y
William Bailey
Wes
Sui
Win Cannan
Vilage
Smith Af Nasean
Uuee
Plorenenkin
Carmen
Mherry
Shipping Bill Battle Reignites in Senate
In Washington on February 1 the Senate resumed debate on the government ship purchase bill. Democratic and Republican leaders traded threats to force a roll call as opposition ponders a possible immigration veto, with debates focusing on feasibility, economic impact, and presidential disapproval. Senator Smith of Michigan pressed for a vote while challenging administration claims on unemployment and foreign policy, and House leaders weighed the two thirds needed to override a veto.
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Washingty
D.C
Senate
Entiy Ted
Bistris
Ranaien
Beiter
Woolf Linn
Hno
Meneire
Senne
William Alden Smillie
Michigan
Mit
Wilson Becausse
Revd
Missouri
Burnely
Welease
House
Awever
Kern
Smith
Walsh
New York City
New York
Chicago
Sherman
Fletcher
Rigli
Kristow
Vera Cruz
Carranza
Tain
Mexica Ily
Armas
Pierce
Wattis- Pierce Oil Company
President Wilson Faces Shipping Debates On Vessel Purchase
The report notes critics surrounding President Wilson and advisers as the administration weighs buying a vessel. It suggests tensions with the shipping act and potential friction among belligerents while highlighting trust in the president to avoid entanglement in international affairs.
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Ia atuministraGon
Wilson
Villa the Victim of Plot Reports from El Paso
General Francisco Villa is said to be the target of a widespread plot with parts of his army implicated. Reports from Juarez describe a shooting at Vita Vh Aguascalientes and a suspected assassination, with Navarro named in a stabbing incident. Movements suggest border confinement and a veiled conspiracy among Villa’s officers.
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EL Pasi
Tex
Francisco Vii
Aguascalientes
Mishe
Mamied Navarro
Gererl
Carranza Troops Take Guadalajara in Central Mexico
Vera Cruz Feb 1 Officials announced that Generals Dieguez and Murgua recaptured Guadalajara after routing the Villistas. More than three hundred dead and eight hundred wounded reported. Dieguez captured two military trains and twelve locomotives with large quantities of arms and munitions. Constitutionalists gain control of the central south region.
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Vera Cruz
Dex
Dieguez
Murgufa
Guadalajara
Yillistas
Dieguex
Ohio River Flood Warnings Rise As Water Inches Toward 36 Feet
Evansville February 1. The Ohio River is rising rapidly with heavy rain. River men warn of a possible crest near 36 feet, which could force hundreds of farmers from homes in the bottoms as officials monitor flood levels and issue warnings.
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Evansville
Ohio
French torpedo boat sunk near Nieuport in Belgian coast
Reports from Parle via Bayrille News Agency say French torpedo boat 219 was sunk off Nieuport Belgium. German planes reportedly bombed Bail teul near Marchrouck close to the Belgian frontier. Also notes a Supreme Court decision on a railroad damages case and references to Prohibition developments in Arkansas and Nashville.
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Berlin
Bayrille
Quetrene
Parle
Nieuport
Belgium
Trig
Bailteul
Marchrouck
Frontieret
Press reports censored by Colorado inquiry cited
Testimony before the industrial relations commission in Colorado described press coverage of labor unrest as being censored. John Mitchell and others warned that financial interests and large corporations distort reporting and hinder labor's push for bargaining rights.
Labor plan absurd says former union leader
Former president of the hired Mise Workers of America calls the labor plan absurd and brushes off Ragkeldiers gli of seLting aroridig Latar trouble as simply ale MILNE.
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Mise Workers of America
Ragkeldiers Gli
Latar
Ale Milne
ING CHAMPION DEFEATED BY COOK IN CORONATION BAR CASE
In a London magistrates court the king's champion faced charges after an assault incident at four bars. The cook testified the champion entered her room and grabbed her by the throat until she defended herself with a wine umbrella. The champion denied the claims and the court fined him one pound for common assault.
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London
Pet
J—Vrank Seman Hhymoxe
J.P. Mehotorante
Hincock
Morn Castle
Ciachal
Uischargel
Maron Novl
Cook
Haller
Grocer Blames Farmers for Market Tricks
A St Louis grocer leader denounces farmers tactics as stalling and calls for government focus away from farm concerns. He warns Millerers are hoarding wheat and pushing prices, claiming an agreement to hold back supplies. The remarks point to broader tensions between agricultural producers and retail interests.
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ST. Louis
Frank J. Connolly
San Frans Calif
Sational Associalinn
Trade slate for new federal trade commission
Washington insiders report President Wilson will send a Senate slate for the new federal trade commission. Names listed include Hurlex and Reojard from Wisconsin, Parry from Washington, and Parry from Georgia. The only doubtful name is Farry, seen as a progressive Republican or Democrat.
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Washington
D. C
Federal Trade Commission
Wilson
Senate
White House
Wisconsin
Davies
Fis
Parry
Aeroplane Hats Shake Up Millinery Trends
At the National Association of Milliners convention in Washington, retailers unveiled aeroplane hats and battleship shapes in gray with red white and blue accents. New styles included wide brims and decorative bands as designers showcased modern aviation inspired headwear.
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Epriias
National Association of Millinere
British and German Submarine Actions Reported
Reports from the continent indicate renewed German submarine activity and British port suspensions. The Leinster incident and torpedoed ships off Layne and the Baltic port disruptions are noted, with Serbia and Persia battles continuing and Austria-German plans to disrupt Allied commerce discussed.
Artillery Li and EN Action in January Conflict
Reports describe artillery exchanges and air action around January 3 amid ongoing fighting near the northern shinny front. The piece mentions casualties and names Hyuk Unis and Renee Grant among those noted, with continued coverage expected on page two.
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Rockefeller
W. I. McKenzie Wing
Labor of Canada
Une Nockefeller Foundation
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West Virginia
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United States Steel Corporation
Paterson
Torrence
Mass
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Cneaige
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