Police officer tied to building trust inquiry in New York
New York November reports implicate Stephen Livinglaon of the NYPD as manager of Robert E. Bothfelt's compensation bureau amid a grand jury led inquiry into alleged building trust. The joint legislative committee pressed its investigation, clashing with Mayor Hylan and counsel Samuel Untermyer over perceived biases and the transit system fare dispute.
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Rudimentary mock trial echoes with disrupted testimony
A scrambled transcript fragment shows Att. Untwungei and Atavell disputing about payments and a forced confrontation at an office door. The exchange mentions a broken key, a claim of fear, and threats toward competitors amid erratic courtroom dialogue and dubious remedies.
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Typhoid Outbreak Hits Salem Town
In Salem on November 19 an outbreak of typhoid fever has struck eighty residents with eleven deaths reported. Local emergency hospitals were erected and purification of the water system began as nurses and supplies from the American Red Cross arrived to assist.
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Empress Augusta Victorious Health Improves
Reports from Doorn Holland indicate the former Empress Augusta Victoria's heart attack condition has somewhat improved. Other notes mention Crown Prince Broderick Willina summoned from Doorn. activities involve Chilean affairs and a forthcoming event linked to Frank Lowden of Doigne.
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Refugee Crisis in Constantinople Reaches 100000
In Constantinople up to 100000 Crimean refugees are reported with relief efforts by seven committees and charitable institutions. Russian ships bringing aid to ease congestion, while 10000 more hafes fees and shelter are allocated. An American relief meeting urged Admiral Bristol to request U.S. support and urged President Wilson to appeal for donations to relief groups to feed the refugees as needs rise.
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Legislation Aimed at Restricting Japanese Home Ownership
Austin Texas November 19 Senator W A Brillsoe of Tathback announced a new bill to prevent Japanese from acquiring farm ownership in Texas. The measure, to be debated in January, aims to mirror California policy and follows windfall hopes for a Japanese ancestry colony. Brillsoe indicated a strong push to regulate ownership amid ongoing negotiations for a colony and broader territorial settlement.
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Conference on Negro School Facilities in the South
A gathering in Atlanta includes Southern governors and state superintendents of public instruction to discuss improving facilities for 12,000,000 Black students in the South. The meeting, called by the U.S. Commissioner of Education, continues with invited officials and prominent figures from white and Black communities.
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Survey on industrial education in land grant schools
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Funds Traced Over German Influence in New York Case
New York investigators traced funds linked to German interests in a case involving alleged use of party funds to influence a payment source. Bank records show deposits tied to the law firm of Walter Karfpan and Norvin H. Lindheim, as prosecutors question individuals connected to the defense about German ownership of a payer.
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Georgia Governor Dorsey Heads to Pittsburgh Visit
Governor Hugh M. Dorsey of Georgia arrived in Pittsburgh with about 140 business and professional leaders for a tour of local industries and educational institutions. They will attend a Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce reception tonight before proceeding to Buffalo and New York City.
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May Ban Curb Market Sparks Citywide Tensions
A New York curb market dispute escalates as the market association threatens to resist moves to secure a fixed area. Over 200 dissenters form a new league aiming to draw visitors to a public spectacle while authorities evaluate security and regulatory steps.
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Tiouesenn Lecture at West Canmirren Hall Preview
Tiouesenn writer of the eighteenth century will be Uns Sopic i Rocigty aight at West Canmirren Street hall. Society rooms open early to permit inspection of the manuscript before return. Ronssenn and his writings aided reform movements spreading widely.
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Special Attorneys Appointed by President for Federal Aid
Special Attorneys Nant Washington D C November 1 Prank K Neboker Utah and Leatie C Gie wett Virginia were given recess appointments today by President Wibot and special assistants to the attorney general. St Louis ordered cloned va St Louis November 49 Chief of Wallee issued orders for intensive east ward attention to heel rooms and tues Julius.
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Will Stand Trial In New Mexico For Cochran Case
Abilene Tex Nov 12 Sheriff Bingham reports Cochran murder case moves to New Mexico for trial after arrests and indictments. Authorities say Cochran died in custody and links to the New Mexico investigation remain under inquiry.
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Bread price cuts spark urban cost of living worry
An Indianapolis report notes bread price reductions to three cents per pound take effect November 28, announced by Stanley Wycoff, former fair price commissioner. A separate dispatch from McKinney Texas reports Gibson Ranch 1S, age 21, killed when his car was struck by a streetcar in an interurban collision. his mother, sister and several brothers survive.
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