Roosevelt Lays Cornerstone for Western Hemisphere Peace Shrine
In Washington on May 11 President Roosevelt and Secretary Root joined diplomats and leaders of 21 American republics for the cornerstone laying of the First International Temple of Peace and Commerce. Andrew Carnegie and ambassadors spoke as the building symbolized unity and future cooperation across the Western Hemisphere.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Lalaine
First International Temple of Peace
Glysind Commerce
Lin
Washington
Root
Nabites
Brazil
Andrew Carnegie
American Tropulse
Bonde Seauany Tees
Thin Republic
Fagrvet
Tropics
Temperate
America
Rio Grande
Ufe
Vane
Colorado
Plata
North Atlantic
North America
Haa
South America
Sfexica
Uiroveni
Central
Jose Wit
Mexico
Theodore Roosevelt
Grand Jury Takes Hand in Lamphere Murders Case
Taporte Indiana May 11 the Laporte county Grand Jury convened to examine evidence linking Ray Lamphere to the deaths of Mrs Gundy and her three children and possibly the fate of Andrew Helgelin The jurors received no new hodims yet were told to investigate all murder crimes in Laporte county including the Gunness mystery and related incidents
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Lamphore
Laporte County
Laporte
Gunness
Court of Inquiry Proposed Against Col William W Stewart
In Washington on May 1 Senator Raynor introduced a bill to authorize the President to convene a court of inquiry of five army officers to investigate charges and acclimation against Colonel William W Stewart who was detailed to serve until retirement at Fort Grant Arizona an abandoned military post.
Mrs. Fornish Dead In Montreslo Addition
Mrs Homer Farnisy 18 dead at her home in Montreslo addition after a prolonged illness with tuberculosis. She was 20 years old. Surviving her are her husband and two small children. Funeral Tuesday at 10 am with services at her late home and burial in the View cemetery.
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Homer Farnisy
Montreslo Addition
Henderson seeks funds for artificial beard purchase in Clarksbury scheme
Matthew M. Henderson solicits a fund to buy an artificial beard to replace a real one, allegedly leaving October AY Taal by a train at the passenger station. Willan G. Osborn acts as treasurer and assists in raising the money, with many locals in Clarksbury friendly toward him.
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Matthew M. Henderson
Willan G. Osborn
Mr. Henderson
Clarksbury
Stenographer Opens Public Office in Indianapolis
Jennie Tayon a prominent stenographer enters public office in Indianapolis and offers monographic work. Lyon notes several years of experience and a precise, neat handwriting style. Memorial Halon E Chaet, identified as president of the Christian Woman’s board, died here today.
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Jennie Tayon
Npenvill
Hottman Hell
Mies Lyon
Senator Elkins Heads Survey For Proposed Rail Line Plan
Report notes a planned rail route centered on a coal boundary near Fairmont and Benton's Ferry. Engineers, led by C. Bloomfeld with A W Wilmoth, survey from Grafton to Pittsburg linking to K and M railroad. J C Butespadden of Rockwood presides with several outside investors backing the project.
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Ane Inet
Xidew
Rivera
Hikine
Rookiwood
Capittalinte
Faimont
Stephen B. Elkin
Monty G. Dayik
Thin
Valrmounts de
Meadownie
Neetorsville
Bandy Creek
Grafton
Tygart’s Valley
Morgan
K. & M. Railroad
Pennsylvania
Falchance
Pittsburg
C. Bloomfeld
A. W Wilmoth
Elkins Ie
J.C. Bute- Spadden
Rockwood
Hiking
Henry G. Davia
Circuit Court Trials Open with Guilty Verdicts
Circuit Court opened Monday with Lealo Marbert found guilty of a minor offense and fined 25 dollars. George Marvin remained in custody after a directed ruling. Several defendants indicted for liquor law and gambling violations entered not guilty pleas. John Robinson faced trial for felonious razor assault near Glen Elk Dell store, Charles G. Cotman representing him.
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Elvis Heen
Ciieute
Lealo Marbert
Lynch
George Marvin
John Robinson
Knight Potter
Glen’ Pile
Glen Elk Dells
Charles G. Cotman
Tornadoes Hit Woodward and Surrounding Towns in Oklahoma
A series of tornadoes swept across Lieistrict twenty five miles southwest to southeast of Woodward late yesterday causing damage in Grand Arnott Viel Mutual Entelle Cooley and Temond. Casualties and damage reported along the paths including the Dexos area in Dewey County with reports still arriving.
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Woodward
Oflay
Sout
Grand
Arnott
Viel
Mutual
Entelle
Cooley
Tcmond
Haye
Cextos
Dewey County
Thorn
Race gambling wallington DP
The report notes legislative action on a race wagering matter and mentions a local track along the Mil erne region. It references a decision or amendment and names a few entities, though many words are garbled. The readable portion points to a political or regulatory move affecting racing activities.
Call a Halt New York Urges Roosevelts Action
The national prosperity association of St. Louis sent an appeal to President Roosevelt urging a halt to radical and experimental legislation seen as harmful to trade. A committee pressed the president for calm policy changes. An explosion on Third Avenue caused a loud report and drew a large crowd. no damage or casualties were reported.
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New York
St. Louis
Roop
Jim
Iolifeeth
Adrest
Fon
Convention in Clarkaburie to nominate TIT Holker
Prohibition county convention in Clarkaburie on May 15 at 10 p m will nominate TIT Holker for county. A new executive committee and other business will be voted on. Prominent local figures will attend and may discuss parish affairs and election issues.
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Tarrinin
Clarkaburie
Tit Holker
Brokers Break Cincinnati Move With William Bolmer Tie
In Cincinnati on May 17 brokers led by George TL Sinpeley plan to act with William Bolmer. The report notes many branch officers nationwide and mentions no tangible figures of the man or liabilities.
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Cincinnati
George TL
Quarrel Over Eviction Tells of Farmyard Killing in Galveston
James Brown a wealthy stockman living at Galveston was shot and killed by tenant Robert J Colterman on Brown’s farm in a dispute tied to Colterman eviction. The shooting occurred May 11 in Loganport Ind. and authorities describe the incident as the result of a quarrel.
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Logansport
Ind
James Brown
Galveston
Robert J. Colterman
Brown
Colterman
Nesbath Thaw annulment suit delayed by agreement
Evelyn Nesba Thaw's suit for an annulment of her marriage to Harry K. Thay was scheduled to begin today but was postponed by agreement of counsel.
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York
Evelyn Nesba Thaw
Harry K. Thay
Unclear fragment summary likely about a patient and bank money
The readable text describes a patient of thirteen who has purchased an expensive cell and deposited money in a bank to pay expenses. It notes the patient is now in good condition.
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Omaha
Noty
Gabos
Som
Cluh
Soldier Kills Three Comrades in Cavalry Ward
Manila report states Private Mike Deneham of the First Guided Statue Cavalry killed three comrades and wounded three others in a shocking act. Dead are Firet Sergeant William Hoey Private G. Witeon Private Thomas Woodward, with Private Hayyard Woodward also fatally wounded. Prosecution and details pending.
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Manila
Mike Deneham
Guited Statue
William Hoey
G. Witeon
Thomas Woodward
Hayard Woodward
Beacham
Samo
Swisher and Bennett Winners on Saturday
On Saturday Republican Batuntay Afternoon Charles WV saw Swisher defeat Schorr and drive home full votes in McDowell county while Bennett prevailed on the Democratic side gaining Hancock and Mingo support Kanawha backed Littlepage with Littlepage’s home county indicating strong backing Merce. Next Saturday Berkeley’s 17 and 24s are mentioned as possible targets.
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Batuntay
Charles WV
Schorr
McDowell County
Eames
Berkeley
Bennett
Hancock
Mingo
Kanawha
Littlepage
Page
Ceremonial Osiris Temple to Hold Meeting in Wheeling
The ceremonial vession of Osiris Temple Noble of the Mystic Shrine will be held at the Arion hall in Wheeling on Friday evening May 29. A large cadre of candidates will be Initiated and a banquet will follow at the McLure home with Judge L N Tavener as toastmaster. About 600 Shriners are expected to attend.
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Osiris Temple
Mystic Shrine
Arion
Wheeling
McLure
Newton Waltz
L. N.tavener
Parkernburg
Wheelng Shriners
Rock from hillside injures three aboard B&O train near Fairmont
A rock rolled from the hillside near Hammond Sunday morning and struck a fast Baltimore and Ohio train car roof. Three men were hurt: Griffith Jones of Fairmont with a minor injury. Mr. Gimar of Goshen Indiana with head injuries. J. Z. Powell of Fairmont with head injuries. All were taken to Fairmont Hospital for treatment.
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Fairmont
Hammond
Baltimore’ & Ohio
Griffith Jones
Paiemont
MW. Gimar
Goshen
Ind
J. Z. Powell
Jetting Ready for the National Convention Opens Chicago HQ
Active preparations for the Republican national convention began as Chairman New of the national committee opened headquarters in Chicago on May 1.
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Chicago
Til
New
National Committee
Dangerous condition feared for Prosser at local hospital
A hospital report indicates Prosser is in critical condition after a severe fall or accident. Relatives, including his mother, father, and a girl, are reportedly at his home near Stracur. Mr Martin requests prayers as his son fights for recovery.
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Prosser
J. C Martin
Babe
Stracuer
Martin
Traveling Man Rissel Coltmaus in Xenia Death
Fragmentary report notes a traveling man named Rissel Coltmaus died by his own action in a room at a location in Xenia. The brief entry cites a 0. Mey date and references travel-related matters. The details remain unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Coltmaus
Mey
F ¢ Moore
Xenia
Honing
Room of the
Wright Srotierm Flight Adds Two Allez In Air Ship
May 11 report from Mantro NC notes Wright srotierm of Tmytin flew two alleys in a Gedy air ship this morning despite rain. Chicago report mentions Whrrat 1.00 and 34 f readings.
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Mantro
Wrightsrotierm
Tmytin
Waren
Murder Accounts Fatal to Roaci War sa w Ind
In Warsaw Indiana on May 11 a report details a fatal murder case with a victim named Junot and a suspect, noting derangement after a violation of routine. The fragmentary text mentions clews and the ongoing police inquiry into the crime.
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Roaci
Warsaw
Ind
Waite
Noroutte of the
Cuiineer
Mmirders
Junot
Great Cork Maker Wead Mitsburg Aged 70
A dubious OCR item notes an elderly cork maker with a claim of leading a large cork company. The fragment mentions an Armetrong Cork entity and a person named Thomas M. Armetrang, but details are unclear and names are misread. The passage appears to describe a notable cork manufacturer and his residence.
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Mitsburg
Thomas M. Armetrang
Seark Rene
Armetrong Cork
Espeeny Seid
Io Amd
Fie
Elt
Secretary of State Calls for Peace Across Continents
The speech lauds international friendship and the Pan American Union aimed at ending mutual ignorance. It describes the goal of building a monument fostering exchange, education, and fellowship among American nations from Cape Horn to the Great Lakes.
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Washington, D
Biste Sane
Ingo Jstone
United
Eiaton
White House
Suma Estes
Alkate
Andrew Curnnne
Jereut
Wnion
International Union
Iihe Dbulidng Tx
Ima Yoluneney
Cape Horn
Great Lakes
Washington
Mexico
Brazil
America
Uniat
Afaahsington
Aasistante
Buren Hax
Pan-Amerion Confernica
Pennaytrante Avenue
Sud Mont
Berson Ste
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Temple of Peace of America
Repub
Grand Jury
Court OF Inquiry
W. E. Stewart
Senate
Raynor
Mrs. Fornish
Monticello Addition
Matthew Henderson
Hineself
Mrs. Moss
Indianapolis
Halon E. Ohaet
Smjeninne
Elkins
W.va
Benton’s Ferry
Circuit Court
Oklahoma
District of Columbia
Soppenby Dougtons
The
National Prosperity Association
Corpedo
Rontie
Brokers
Handford
Evelyn
Harry
Armack
Swisher and Bennett
Scherr and Littlepage
Gire
Traveling Man
Rissel
Espeaga Rain Marurace
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