Mitchell bids farewell as Patsy Finerty trial ends
Patsy Finerty, a known restaurateur from MuirAtens, was acquitted on a felony charge of obtaining 825 dollars under false pretenses. The trial followed an indictment tied to the sale of a restaurant to William Post and related actions. The jury found Finerty not guilty after a complex sequence of events and evidence issues. Concurrently in Indianapolis the Taft Mine Workers convention opened with John Mitchell announcing retirement due to health. A farewell speech capped the proceedings as plans for wage agreement revival were outlined for late January.
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Patsy Finerty
Res MuirAtens
Pinerty
Wiliam Post
Henithio
Willian
Farley
Payley
William
Indianapolis
Ind
Tafted Mine Workers of America
John Mitchell
Natena
Mitchell
Yemnam
Bogeston
Kail Dekalnut
Charles Duckworth
John Burkhart
Glan Harbert
Alva Moore
Welly & Co
Agalnst
Ralph A. Witoer
John
Swiger
Mandosh
Karl
Fram Yo
Cartio O. Weim
Tula Toth
Stephen A. ‘Toth
High M. Martin
Timberport Building &Lopment Company
George A. Vincent
John M. Pianigan
Stieritt
Swingtion Suit Against Standard Company Heard in Court
Margaret Coffey and others through their attorneys filed a suit against Standard Oil Company seeking to stop storage of tanks on East Pike Tree and to restrain further tanks at that site. The case argues imminent danger from potential explosions and requests removal of the lifts from the point with a court hearing set to hear arguments pro and con.
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Margaret Coffey
Tuir
Thomas
Spjunvlion
Standard Oi
East Pikewtree
Hw Company
Beroux
Dadge Lynel
Nomination Speech Sparks House Floor Clamor in Missouri
The floor of the House heard the Democratic plan to nominate Williamings Hrsan for president at a July Denver convention. The action drew cheers and a number of Republicans applauding in support as the party lines repeated the push.
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Democratic Party
Representative Clark
House
Associated Prow
Wallington, LLC
Clays
Af Mixsouri
House of Representatives
Williandéinings Hrsan
Denver
Fire razes Cleveland plant in $100000 loss
A blaze swept through the pattern shop and winding plant of the Cleveland Gusting Company today causing extensive damage. The fire, believed to start in a tire department, destroyed the facilities and resulted in an estimated loss of about $100,000. No injuries were reported.
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Associated Prom Cleveland
Cleveland Gusting Company
Barristers Hold Meeting at County Circuit Court
A regular meeting of the Clarks Wee Lint Apteniiion Wekl in the LeKUtly COUPE discussed debt and new officers for the winning year. The grievances committee was asked to liaise with the county court commissioner, the county secretary, and misc. attendees. George I Lostheimer and others were elected to roles. minutes noted no reference to certain items and records to be recopied starting anew under direction of a presiding member.
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Hum
Srecardy
Alf
Snider
Miseetan
Supreme Court Decision Sets Traction Plan Status
The Supreme Court today handed down a decision on the traction plan involving Midi and Kris canal entities. Justice HL Marphyy of the State Board of Public Works, with Shepard et al. serving as receivers for the electric vend, saw lower courts barred from interference while the state proceeds.
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Columbes
Cann
Midi & Kris Canal
Bony of Rust Man Found in Rivets in Indiana
The piece describes a man named Johnson, a tired laborer from Stunete, found dead in the White River near Pate How Park Ville in the morning. Authorities report a mysterious demise with unclear cause and location details.
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Indianapoas
Ind
Johnson
Wilte
Pate
Unrest as police clash with mob after mass meeting
A crowd of unemployed men confronted police on the street after a mass meeting organized by socialists. Milgailes were hurled at officers before order was restored, leaving several wounded.
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Associated Preas
Jay
Cieie
From Workhouse to Jail Prison Case Headlines
Associated Press report from Columbus notes Toledo dealers Mey and Milter were originally sentenced to the workhouse for a formbus trust with a $6,000 penalty. The supreme court ordered a return to jail, affirming the sentence but stating jail should replace the workhouse. It also covers Frankfort races for U S senator and votes in the Tennessee House and Senate on Beckham and Bradley with narrow margins.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Lemon
Hoan
J. A
Milter
Jon Dealers
Toledo
Formbus
Upreme
Telat
Supreme Court
Mey
City Court Roster Records Fines and Arrests
A city court session this morning saw a twenty dollar fine imposed, and a number of arrests for disorderly conduct in the street. Watson was arrested by officers Whyte, Harmer, and Kane following a minor incident. Willhan received a rent-related sentence of five days on conviction of loitering in the street. Gun siluy, a Spaniard, paid eight dollars in tax plus fine. Newbs faced arrest for drum-related offense and was declared forfeited.
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Crit
Watson
Potlcwnen Whyte
Harmer
Kane Torelug
Hy Giild
Meet Newbs
Williams Wins Senate Seat Amid Mississippi Rally
Jackson Mississippi June 21 The legislature today selected Congressman John Shury Williams to the United States Senate to succeed Senator Money whose term ends March 1811 A large crowd witnessed the joint session as Edmantoul was inaugurated governor following the ratification vote by the house and senate
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Associated
Miss Exato McConty Struck Blind in Paymont Street
Miss Exato McConty a student at the normal school was suddenly stricken blind on Paymont Street Saturday. She groped for a number of minutes before being assisted and was taken to LW hospital where officials would not disclose details of her condition. She was reported to be doing well.
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Exato
McConty
Patemont
Tank explosion injures four at Hotel Rappe Ware
Four men employed by the Hotel Rappe Ware were injured, two seriously, when a large animal tank under a pavement exploded. Damage was estimated at 80000 dollars. A Clarkesburg man returning from Talimont reports seeing two men in the streets at 4 o'clock last night. One man named Moradith is mentioned.
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Jon
Animania
Clarksburg
Talimont
Deivone wWery
Swan Bit
Moradith
Cardis Issued Clarifies Court Order In Window Glass Case
The document details an injunction issued by Judge Philippe on December 20, 1903, restraining Amalgamated Window Glass Workers leaders from using funds except for ordinary expenses. It lists numerous window glass companies nationwide under the Amalgamated banner and outlines authorized expenditures while noting plant operations and associated costs amid the suit.
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Amalgamated Window Glass Workers
Faulkner
Amalgamated
Phillipe
State of Ohio
of Cuyahawa
Court of Common Plas
John A Kealiy
Plaintifff
Faulknorett
Caw
Amalgamated Window Grove Workers of America
Énjn
Singis
Tate
Jeanette
Jeannette Window Glass Company
Point Murion
Path
Path Fobs. Christiana Whithow
State Company
Wilmington
Cavingtor Window Glass Company
Covington
Crescent Whndow Ghixe Company
Weston
Tona Wine
Anse Company
Clarksburg
Voustis
Whitlow Cin
Comspany
West Union
W. R. Jones
Morgantown
Kano Window Glas Company
Kano
W. Vi
Kansan Cie Company
Corfoeville
Poorless Window Glass Company
Chirlxtairs
Clarksburg Window Glass Company
W.va
Pateterson Window Ghiet Companys
Cron
U. Feneral
Mount Marlon
Inah
Fredonia Windy Glass
Fredonia
Western Window Glass Company
Independence
Kaw
Lafayette Window Glass Company
Pater Wine
Glise Compt
Shinsleton
United Workers Company
Aldrigy Park
Roulette Winlow Glass Comepany
Roulette
Cammehia Company
Mt. Virnin
Ohio
Tunenor Glass Company
Charleston
Cheyenne
Marine Window Glass Company
W. Va
Baten Window Glass Camps
Salem
Alleshéness Window Mins Company
Waghoney
Steking Window Mase Company
New Rothlehem Window Glass Company
New Gihlehem
Bickford
Window Glas
Vinicennes
Thy
Gorman Glam Company
Clevelant
United States
Thaw proceedings continue as Mrs Thaw testifies anew
In New York on January 21 Anecolated Press reports ongoing thaw in the Jerome Thaw case. The examiner spends much time with Mrs Thaw and the witness, questioning and reviewing testimony from the former trial. Both sides keep to the same core narrative as details emerge.
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New York
Livelyn
Jerome
Yenters
Honory
Thaw
Brennan Funeral Wednesday Morning
The thuerd of Mya Ellen Brennan died at the St Charles Hotel after a stroke. Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, with burial at Cross Cemetery. She was 80, widow of John Brennan, and mother of Margaret. She was a devout Catholic respected by many.
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Mya
Ellen Brennan
St. Charles
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Block
Borial
Atinier
Brennan
St Charts
Thomas Brennan
Eilvn Brownal
Mother Burns Hands In Rescue Of Child At Alte Vista
Mrs. Jr. A. Strosnyder and her two year old daughter suffered burns Tuesday morning when the child, playing near an open grate in a neighbor’s home at Alte Vista, clothing caught fire. The mother rushed to aid, extinguishing flames on the child and herself with some injuries. The baby sustained burns to the neck but was not seriously hurt.
Sheriff Captures Thief Amid Westport Pursuit
In Parkerburg on June 2, a sheriff pursued a thief who stole two Volithble Norges at Weston. The chase moved through the county and stalled near the river crossing at Constltuno, where the suspect eluded capture and fled toward Ohio to resume the escape.
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Parkersburg
Jun
Meoshoritt
Ohi
Burglars Target Offices In Despard Building
Burglars entered the Despard building offices on Third wheel early Monday morning tearing open trunks and desks. They searched Gore Maxwell and Finlay rooms taking some valuables while avoiding cash, leaving a scene of scattered papers and damaged items with no clear suspect clue.
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tAtornega
Aude We Gore
Maymond Alaxwell
Charles C. Finlay
Despard
Vetalla
Finlay
Another Site for Broaddus
Dr. Mikanaly Hilley and others inspected a 7% acre tract near Harthend south of the city owned by W. Brent Maxwell as a potential site for the Uroaddue Institute. They plan to purchase around 40,000 dollars for the tract, aiming to keep the school nearer Shelly than the Bridgeport site.
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Uroaddue Institute
Aerael
Elly
Bridgeport
Mikanaly Hilley
W. Brent Maxwell
Pire Fame
Harthend
Annery
Sehiool Muon
Shelly
Race riots leave one dead and two injured in Lorain
One foreigner is dead and another dying, a third is seriously injured as a second night of race riots shocks Lorain. About seven to ten people are under arrest as authorities investigate the disturbances that erupted last night.
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Lorain
Oy Jun
Wetmore Reelected to U S Senate on First Ballot
Providence January report states former Senator George Peabody Wetmore was elected to the United States Senate on the first ballot in both houses of the General Assembly receiving a total of 68 votes.
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Associated Prose
Providence
Jan
George Peabdy Wetmore
United States Senate
General Assembly
Kansas for Taft 1 Motion Declares Taft Choice
Fragmented OCR notes show a motion claiming Taft as the Kansas choice for president. The text mentions association or committee actions and lists names like Wan Jon and associates, with garbled phrases about an early appointment or endorsement. The passage is incomplete and unclear about dates or outcomes.
Central State Bank of Idaho Suspends Operations
The Central State Bank of Idaho in Gough suspends temporarily as deposits face strain. The bank reports capitalization of 200,000 dollars, reserve 100,000 dollars, and total deposits near 1,000,000 dollars, as authorities manage the crisis.
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Associated Press
Gough
Ceptrol State Bank of
Tdlaho
Toy
Ambiguous OCR item on Amalgamated units and operators
Fragmentary OCR notes list various numbers and names about Amalgamated entities and operators. It mentions totals of 2,942, 1,000, 808, and 36, with references to Wachner, Lancaster, Beier, Teagan, and TH Dahl. The garbled text lacks clear facts or actions.
Arrests and court case from county office heard
A garbled report describes a magistrate’s proceeding about a bill of three dollars alleged to be forged. Mrs Sander testified about the fraud claim while Arbahugh of the Work group faced questions as the warrant was withdrawn.
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Ford
Dasse Arbaugh
Cmr Sander
Court Trials Highlight Busy Circuit Court Session
Indictments and pleas mark a crowded docket with riotous conduct on a train case, multiple guilty pleas to misdemeanors, fines and costs, and divorces granted. Notable actions include a $100 judgment, a 90 day sentence, and appointments in local development matters.
Bryan Buts In Down In Kentucky
Frankfort Kentucky January 21 1912 Willaim Jennings Bryan spoke after taking part in a US Senate race in which he urged voters to hold elected officials to the will of the people He said lawmakers who refuse to oppose unpopular measures should resign and be removed from power He spoke at his invitation to be present in the capital.
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Luby
Prem
Frankfort
Ballon
United States
Renulf
Tegtelas
Willan Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Hills Clerk In Gilmer Shootings Near Fatal Wounding
January 21 morning Jacob Bromley a half witted man shot and killed Charles Bilison instantly at the Gilmer general store and wounded Shirette Witte. Bromley fled as deputies pursue him through Polk county. A South Penn Company oil drill continues near Gordon.
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Burnsville
Jacob Bromley
Charles Bilison
Jeg
Shit Witte
Bromley
Gilmer
Qyhere
Hlilson
Nile
Shirette
Hromley
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