Cities more wicked than Chicago reveal crime rates
An exhaustive study by Frederick Hex, head of municipal reference in Chicago, compares seven cities with Chicago by 1910 population. The federal pamphlet Reform Crime Studies, Sept 30, 1910, lists offenses such as murder, manslaughter, robbery, burglary, larceny, and auto theft, noting Chicago’s higher known crime rate among cities, and cites police tallies for the initial nine months of 1910.
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Frederick Hex
Tixery
Gallind Stairs Deptre of Justice
Mautersne
Ls Moss
Sy. Maul
Minu Auiver
Lowetl
Mass
Bedford
I Evanayille
Taurder
Robber Sealt
Tibet
Chicare
Unclear Fruits Vegetables Market Report Fragment
Fragmentary market notes describe prices and activity for fruits and vegetables including citrus like grapefruit, spinach, and Texan produce. Reports of weak or changing demand, track prices, and parcel quotes appear amid scattered market observations and rail/railway references.
School Teacher's Attackers Sought at City Campus
Police seek suspects after an assault on a teacher near the university campus. Witnesses reported a confrontation by a wide pathway as officers cordon the area. Investigators urge anyone with information to come forward.
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CTV AG
Mra
Inl
Greg Ty
Meyer for U.S. Bank job nomination backed by committee
A congressional committee votes in favor of Eugene Meyer for a federal banking post. Reportedly, members from several states including Wisconsin and Florida supported the nomination, with a party mix among Republicans and Democrats. The panel approved the front page action and forwarded the nomination for broader consideration.
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Pavor of Meyer
U.S. Bank
Washington
D.C
Eugene Meyer
Fedrrsmn
Dronkbarl
Towa
Auntie
Wisconsin
Republigine
Sail Vine
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FATAL TRAIN WRECK HITS ENGINEER IN MISSOURI PACIFIC
A tragic Missouri Pacific train wreck near Fort Worth leaves engineer Tick all dead and injures a laborer. Officials investigate the January crash as a missing tender and car derailment tied to a ravine plunge disrupts rail service. Faults cited include broken rails and track damage with a sharp decline in service across several states. Local families and officials await detailed findings and safety evaluations.
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Missouri Pacific
San Antonio
Tickall
Evalier
Aremany
Ozhyan
Erop Ldo
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Ailevere Trach
Nigeby
Sonce
Iun
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Lei J. Rovans
Mises
Nie Eis
Ds B. Sain
Crigune Christi
Grain Market Report from Chicago and Antonio
Grain prices moved today with gains in wheat and corn as buyers awaited shipments. Reports mention 353 cars and higher activity in Chicago and prospects for winter markets, with prices influenced by Russia and U S futures.
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Arly
Russia
Spore Im Mountain
Dzaue
Rircisa
Police Will Make Calls Each Hour vealfie
An unclear fragment notes police will make hourly calls. The unreadable text limits extracting names, places, or concrete actions. The item lacks a coherent event, date, or organization to anchor a fuller summary.
13 Lucky for Hawks in Texas and Beyond
Captain Tlayks ix flies a plane with federal license number 113 marking his thirteenth year of aging. He reportedly broke 12 engagements in Texas while aiding efforts to raise funds for drought relief. Arka and Maks note 13 as lucky. Wilson confirms the plan and timing.
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Hawks Tenarka Arka
M. Maks
Hohe Tate Trident Wilson
Tlayks ix
Federsl Jivense Numbor
Texas
Chicago Livestock Market Report Late February
Chicago Livestock market report shows steady to weak demand for cattle and hogs with prices slipping from recent highs. Bulls, veal, and feeder cattle mix, with notable declines in weight-based values amid mixed wholesale demand and steady consumer demand for beef and pork products.
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Chicago
Chesgo
Seaterdiay
Montly
Slauaheer
Bond
Ehalce
Aed Choles God
Vascow
Fehoice Bees
Sheen
Packerai
Fritz Russi Pump Inspector Reported Sick at City Frame
Incomprehensible OCR text notes Fritz Russi, a pump inspector, as ill and hospitalized. The fragment mentions his role with public works and a fire, but the details are garbled and unclear. No decisive events or dates can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
Market Trends Report With Fragments From Looming Trade
Fragmentary note reports prices and items including cranberries and resin in a market context. Mentions commodities such as cabbage and crates with inconsistent figures. Contains garbled phrases and unclear locations or dates.
Fruits and Markets Prices From Local Growers
An OCR readout shows a dense listing of fruits vegetables and prices from local growers. It includes beans, onions, carrots, melons, peaches, oranges, apples, and more with varied unit measures and price points, reflecting a bustling market page.
Poultry and produce market chaos and delayed deliveries
Fragmented OCR notes describe a chaotic poultry and produce market with delays, prices, and disruption across regions. Mentions farmers, deliveries, and varying prices, highlighting unreliable supply and market confusion.
Liquor Arrests in Six Months Reported
Report lists liquor arrests over six months totaling 36 687 with partial data on locations and agencies. Includes references to Easton and Elane Lune with mentions of justice department actions and ongoing efforts to track enforcement outcomes.
Mystery plane built for U5 at Rooshuilt Field
A secret experimental single seat biplane, powered by Wright air cooled motors, completed by Wright corporation. test flights at Mitchel Field and Washington Anacostia. plane touted to reach 300 mph at 28 000 feet, designed for quick ground takeoff and naval competition entry.
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Washington
Man Treated for Highway Accident Near Saladin Creek
Unclear OCR text describes a man treated after a highway accident on a wet pavement near Saladin Creek. Mentions water on road, a passerby or witness, and a phone call or passersby noting the incident. Names and locations are garbled in the source.
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Incomplete Money and Metals Column Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions money, metals, and names but contains garbled phrases. Readable items include references to money and metal topics and possible names, suggesting a brief financial note or column fragment without clear actions or outcomes.
Woman Awarded in $19,500 Medical Suit Against Doctor
A Nebraska case alleges misoperation and retained gauze after surgery. The plaintiff, Mrs. Bert Danixzes, sought damages, claiming no operation occurred and gauze was left in the wound. Damages of $19,500 were awarded against the doctor represented by Deto Braswell.
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Hammond to Get Damages in City Wrestling Row
The city agreed to pay damages estimated around 100 dollars to Hammond, a wrestling promoter, after plans to use the exposition arena for a Friday night match were canceled. Promoter received 250 dollars monthly previously. delays and arena repairs led to the settlement. A second division horse show was postponed to Saturday and Friday events, with a weekly Friday night match planned at Beethoven Hall.
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al Chambers
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Bond Set After Raid On Whiskey Possession Case
A liquor charge resulted in a $5000 bond after a raid at a residence. Evidence included 21 gallons of whiskey. Police and investigators linked the suspect to the wrongdoing, with court actions continuing through Thursday and a related hearing set. The matter involves district officials and is tied to a federal level proceeding.
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Iin
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Na Mutaan
Officers Wage War on Illegal Voters in Bexav
Five officers pursue suspected illegal voters in Bexav as a plaza poll tax receipts inquiry unfolds. District Attorney Witter Wynan Meunod Maverick Lee and Adriana Flavisne lead the investigation into alleged citizen ineligibility and possible perjury amid the contentious voter action.
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Imani
Tore Dapition
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Pioneer Night Benefit at Fort A
Pioneer Night to be held by Wives of Port Sim timstin Su vight at the nfficen' 4 benefit of the Army Re nowindy phily sill tir converted inte an Neltine. wale 1 dance hall, nicht ihe name cutee WH he beht for enti mabling and drinks will Veni H Hoteciniament. Pome altemting. will pareliaae saxo by at the Meine fe.
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Meine Fe
Railroad must pay large sum in interbank dispute
A ruined OCR fragment reports a court order or settlement requiring a railroad to pay a substantial sum of money. The incomplete text references Norfolk Western and a monetary amount around fifteen million, with scattered names and locations, but the core action is a payment obligation arising from a legal action.
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Waslington, P. Co
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Itall Plaza
Betwen Wild
Mes Wan Jasvind Tulny
Interst
Winrubree, CuInmine Ion
Treasury Aid to Quit U.S. Position
Bo G Fett, treasury official, resigns from his U.S. post and plans to return to New York. He will resume private work if the law allows, with moves tied to Washington and Westlagion.
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U.S
Wasington
Bo G. Fett
Trri—Wotler
New York
Tir Trenne
Flongoe Irving
Westlagion
Moody Joins South Texas D C Board
Moody joins South Texas group as board member amid reshuffle affecting finance and governance. District officials announce new roles for Kanth Trae chiambior and Mt commeses with focus on local oversight and public services approvals in the Che m Christi region.
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Weather Delays Heat Tour by Hinton and Air Travel
Weather disruptions delay a planned heat event and a cross country aviation tour. Reports cite an unfavorable weather pole alliance and a grounded plane amid a postponed schedule.
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Hicut
Walter Tinton
Atlantic Ocean
Laces
Iwuleu
North
Trans
Wriday
Liewenwit Minton
Judge Onion Denies Immunity Claim in Consul Case
Immunity and international privileges were challenged in a consular immunity suit. Judge Onion ruled that the consul could not claim immunity, allowing a potential federal court transfer and further proceedings regarding breaches of promises and jurisdiction.
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Onion
Syzinz
Abreu
Man Electrocuted While Aiding Big Bill Campaign
A chaotic scene last night near a city area tied to Mayor Willian Finke Thompson’s minority nomination drive ended when a man was electrocuted. Witnesses say a light pole sparked as a motion picture crew tried to film, causing panic and a fall that left the janitor injured before the pole was removed and the crowd dispersed.
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Beni
Willian Finke Thompson
Trepuhliens
William Wisk
Veliaiteersl
Gluske
Red Cross Orders Seed Packets for Drought Relief
Red Cross orders seed packets for drought relief, aiming to aid victims with 324,000 collections of beans, corn, cabbage, onions, and other vegetables. The effort lists numerous states and varied crops, signaling broad distribution plans and a nationwide relief push.
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Pat. Eita
Access
Miccouri
Yornesser
Iniliana
Mars
Rt Caroliny
Obio
Virginia
Ainia
Geecgin
Allama
Ici
Brackenridge Girls Fete Newcomers
Brackenridge hosts a fete introducing newcomers with a program on Wednesday at Junior School. The event includes a welcome plan and committee notes addressing fundraising and a summer camp for girls. Grace Fagver outlines preparations as the committee works toward a broader appeal.
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Lim
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Hie
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Business Men to Form Ball Team in March Start
A group of business men plans to form a baseball team starting March 1 with 11 players. Hollass, superintendent of recreation, announced the plan Friday. The team will play games at Traelark and Vedee parks, with firemen and other business men forming the league entrants.
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Holass
18th Child Born on Friday in Marion
In Marion an 18th child born on a Friday to Mr and Mrs Chaonesy Chellers, who reside on a farm. The mother is 41 years old, the eldest child, with two other children mentioned. The article fragment notes the event and family details without further context.
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Obin
Chaonesy Chellers
Ana Farm
Tere
General Edwards Undergoes Surgical Procedure
Fragmentary OCR reports General Edwards undergoing a medical operation with unclear affiliations. The text mentions Maj. Chistier Iillwands and a Pennsylvanian context, but many words are garbled, leaving the event's specifics indeterminate.
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