Justice 18 Slow But Usually Comes
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals reverses the Cheyenne District Court on Teapot Dome leases, orders Mammoth Oil lease canceled and enjoined on government lands, holds Sinclair lease fraudulent, links Albert Fall to corrupt leasing, and declares truth will emerge despite defenders and special pleaders.
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United States Circuit
Court of Appeals
District Court of
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Teapot Dome
Carry F. Sinclair
Mammoth Oil Company
Sinclair
Albert B. Fall
United States Senate
Morse Again Promoter Linked to Defrauding Mail Scheme
The piece recalls C. W. Morse, once jailed with a lawyer linked to President Taft, and now facing new federal fraud charges involving his three sons. Morse, described as physically and mentally frail, may have few years left, while his sons are set to be tried in New York City next Monday, continuing a legacy of greed over family integrity.
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C. W. Morse
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Harry M. Daugherty
Taft
Morse
New York City
Charles W. Morse
Mr. Morse
Catching Up On New Book Publications Says Publishers' Weekly
Publishers' Weekly notes a drop in new titles today versus twenty years ago with 7,514 titles in 1905 dropping to 6,680 in 1925. Novels and poetry counts fall, while history shows a small decline. Hope remains as reviewers stay busy to keep pace with titles.
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Publishers
Four chorus girls arrested for scanty attire in NYC
Four chorus girls were arrested in New York City over their scanty outfits prompting a complaint that New York will not tolerate such dress. The incident reflects local standards on decency and public conduct, highlighting tensions between performers and city authorities.
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New York City
New York
Marion, O
Star
Football signals spark early scoring in central clash
Football report from Mansfield area notes a quarterback honing tele signals and scoring for central, while Fanesville coverage mentions a quirky quote about imagination and a yellow streak.
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Fanesville, O
Journal
Anniversaries and historical events dated from yesterday
A list of notable dates and birthdays including Confederate general Johnston and Macready debut, 1871 Young arrest, 1891 Arizona constitution, 1893 Gulf hurricane fatalities, Weyler recall 1897, various political and military notes, and today’s birth anniversaries for Field Marshal von Hindenburg, Marshal Foch, Hanford MacNider, and others.
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Alexander PP. Stewart
Hageraville
Tenn
Bllosi
Miss
William C. Macready
Park Theater
New York City
Brigham Young
Mormon Church
Arizona
Phoenix
Gulf of Mexco
Florida
New
Damish Minitrys
Weyler Weyler
Blanco
W. B. Ross
Wyoming
Senne
Marshal von Tindenburg
Repubs
Posen
Ferdinand Foch
Limans
France
Hanford MacNider
American Legion
Mason City
Carl Slayden
United States
Tempe
Ernest HW. Lindl
The
Diversity of
Kansas
Paoli
Ind
International and national events mark October day across North America
Today in the United States final campaign activity unfolds for a notable political figure while Hindenburg, a famed commander, is poised to lead Germany. The Southern resources and industries exposition opens at Madison Square Garden, Canada prepares for a new governor general arrival, and Canada marks the 118th anniversary of its first elective assembly. Business leaders in the North Central States convene on agricultural relief as Fire Prevention Week begins and a long list of commemorations unfolds nationwide. The Sun delivers minimal solar energy to Earth, most of which escapes into space.
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Politix
United States
Marshal von Hindenburg
German Republic
Todas
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Canada Wall
Halifaa
N Os
North Central States
St Paul
Tedax Beesius
Jen
T Gabbenen
San
Gink boasting of kin boosts to national church work
An introspective feature traces the life of a Yonkers clergy man who rose from railroad clerk to rector and bishop. He built two churches, expanded a small congregation to fifteen hundred, and led the Hollywood Inn workers club. He credits railroad business training as his key asset in ministry. He later became Bishop of Washington with the National Cathedral as his focus as presidents Wilson Harding and Coolidge backed his project. Police adopt pocket cameras to aid crime and accident photography in Cincinnati.
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Freeman
New York Central
Yonkers
N. Y
Henry
Hollywood Inn
Baggest Workers’ Club
America
Washington
National Cathedral
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Thompson resigns from Federal Trade Commission legacy debated
Washington column notes Huston Thompson, lone surviving active FTC member, retires to private life. The piece cites his stance for strict business honesty via publicity and questions how far a reconstituted commission can sustain his ideals. It contrasts Reed’s abolitionist view with progress in business ethics and FTC impact on consumer costs and monopolistic restraint.
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Washington, D. C
Huston Thompson
Federal Trade Commission
William Colver
Victor Murdock
Thompson
Sonora introduces a wood tone chamber for radio clarity
Sonora unveils a tone chamber built from ply layers to reduce mechanical noise and improve radio sound. The chamber uses thin cross-stacked wafers with layered films to create a near perfect acoustic form, aiming for rich, realistic tone.
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Sonora
Radio and home goods ads highlight old phonographs and heaters
The page promotes radio sets, Victrola and Electrola consoles, and a new line of red seal records with artists. it also markets radiant gas heaters, coal stoves, brass bathroom fixtures, glass, lunch box thermos sets, gym gear, and Winchester guns, reflecting a broad catalog advertisement with pricing and demonstrations.
Winchester Knife Tool Phrase Sparks Company Venture
Winchester expands beyond firearms into diversified manufacturing, announcing a foray into multi tool production led by a new line including the Food Chopper, signaling a broad product strategy and potential market growth.
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Winchester
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Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
Loraig County Printing & Publishing Company
Burke
A. C. Hudnutt
City
Loraime
Forsign Advertising Representatives
Robert EL Ward, Inc
Shicago
Wabashava
New Yors
Fifth Ave
Justice
Crescent News
Sveti
Tens Emmanuel Gabbesen
Kin Dav
Hamburg
Denmark
San Francisco
Hudson River
East Alban
Knights of Labor
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Great Eastern
Geo Wood
Mouiteta
Danube
Bulgaria
Hussein
Calip
Morecco
Aldis
Florence
Italy
Crown Prince
Carol
Rumania
Bucharest
James PoWolf Perry
Episcopal Bshop
Rhode Island
Germantown
James Terry Thomas
Bins
Virginia Gildersleave
Harned College
Dew Vark City
Sears Agy
Abe Martin
Earth
Space
West Market
Sundar
James BE. Freeman
Harison Cleveland
New Mexico
the Republic Syndicau, Inc
Cincinnati
O. M. Kile
John F. Nugent
Mr. Nugent
Charles W. Hunt
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Nation's Business
United States Chamber of Commerce
Reed
Shipping Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Havemeyer Sugar
New Haven Railroad
Chicago Packers and Stockyard
Germany
DIAL
Wilmot Printing Co
Masonic Temple
Banera
Ton
Sonera
Highboy
Vetrolas
RE Records
Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music Store
Radio
Fane
Graham MacNamee
Chronicle- Telegram
Victor Company
Warry Lauder
Richard Crooks
Albert Salvi
Trving
Berlin
Miss Millern
Falaly
William Griffin
Elgris
Atore
Atwater Kent
Day’s Hardware
Steve
Grand Oak
Wouse Furnishing
Art Brase Co
Shaw
Gommnasium
Broad
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