Jerome Bitterly Denounced Bail Request at Montreal Hearing
Jerome Bitterly denounced the bail application to be ruled on by a Canadian magistrate in Montreal. The court session featured a tense confrontation as Jerome’s New York lawyer was denied presence and adjournment was sought. A large crowd in the courtroom reacted as the magistrate showed impatience and insisted on enforcing Canadian justice.
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Jerome
Montreal
StomialAgliere
Impuil
Lua
Diefore
Herome
New York
Lang Testifies Washington Senate Seeks Air of Chief Mission Inspector
Lang testifies before the Senate committee in Washington about labor troubles and a strike. The committee issued a subpoena for Chicago businessman Charles Craft of 26 Broadway New York City. The testimony mentions a generator and a motor trip to New England.
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Washington, D. Cy
Waat
Virginia
Cabin Creek
Senate
Sertain
TNE
Chiiice
Craft
Broadway
New York City
Mr. Cray
Buckshot Accused in Farm Theft Near Shinastis
Andrew Comuaimki, fore Méacomiber, charged after a mining area fight on a Saturday night. A warrant had been issued against him. both men were brought to a hospital with injuries described as serious but not life threatening. The case moves to the court to hear the loud whatin within a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tonien
Andrew Comuaimki
Wis Brueshi
Shillery
Vocarer
Four Drunks Scheduled for Court This Morning
A garbled old note reports that four drunk offenders were fixed to appear before Mayor WI H. Cole today. It mentions a higher number yesterday and references payments and fines, but the fragment lacks clear names or places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WI H. Colé
Adi
Mrs W F Ndkiith Will Be Glad To Learn Of Improvement
Friends of Mrs. W. F. Ndkiith are pleased to report her improving condition after a conflict at her home, 2004 Sycamore Street. The incident involved Kelloe Qeifinrdetr and others and affected Mrs. Ndkiith and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Ndkiith
Representative Kindel Resolution Sparks Union Inquiry
The Colorado representative Kindel introduces a resolution in the Tennessee House calling for an investigation into a plot surrounding the dissolution of the Union Pacific. Henry B. Martin accuses Attorney General McReynolds of improper conduct in coordination with the dissolution, and the measure awaits action by the rules committee.
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Jhepresentatives Kindel of
Colorado
House of Tuprenentativis & Resolution
Panner
Union Pacific
Henry B. Martin
Tsngrey
House
Unclear OCR Report On Alleged Friday Arrests In Valley
Fragmentary notes describe a raid at a valley location with several individuals detained and two claims about trials and charges. The text mentions a proprietor and multiple unnamed detainees, but details are garbled and unnamed officials or exact dates are not clearly identifiable.
Police Move To Suppress Immoral Plays In New York
Police and officials target two stage productions accused of pandering to a tawdry standard of morality. Commissioner Waldo and Deputy Commissioner Newburger discuss actions to arrest principal performers if warrants issue. Offense carries a $500 fine or up to one year in prison, or both.
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New York
Spt
New York Police
Fomk Pelive
Waldo
Tiny
Mark
Newburger
Nitigata and Commodore Perry vessel stranded in mud
In Buffalo New York on September R the Nitigata, a vessel linked to Commodore Perry, is stuck in eighteen inches of mud at the dock after several days moored. High winds on the Niakara river raised water levels, but the old warship is not in danger and can be coated when water rises.
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N.Y
Commodore Perry
Niakara
Parcel Post Effect In New Jersey Theft Ring
In Cubyland on September 6 police arrested a fashionably dressed man and woman after tips from Atlantic City and nearby ports. Detectives pursue jewel thefts valued around 300000 tied to a ring operating along piers and the coast. Suspects remain silent as authorities push to confirm connections and recover stolen goods.
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Cubyland
Atlantic City
Bar Warber
Nare Yagansett
Pier
Mey
Eugene Bowman
St. Paul
Washington
Gallup
Gondral Burleson
Twelyn
Robbers Elude Capture After Big Contract Heist at Parrs Shoals
In Parrs Shoals Saptem 2000 men and three bloodhounds hunted since yesterday for three bandits who robbed three contracting company officials of $1,000. No arrests reported today as the search continued across the area.
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Parrs Shoals
Saptem
Japanese official assassinated by unknown foes in Tokyo
Mortiaro A. Arechr, head of the Japanese foreign office political bureau, was killed by two youths near his home as he returned from meeting a minister. The student element linked to political activism may have influenced the attack amid tensions over foreign policy and China.
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Tokio
Jenans
Mortiaro Alu Arechr
Japanese Foreign Office
Ipydn
Ching
Pekin
Auewan
Jose
Ani Sajmit
Foreign Office
Amd
Handsome Residence Planned in Grove City by Architect
An early draft announces construction of a handsome residence in Grove City based on plans by the late Wool's architect. It notes work begun in the office and mentions Dr. EJ. Pifihter paying for the project. Estimated cost about 25,000 dollars. The piece emphasizes the residence as among the finest in the area.
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Grove
EJ. Pifihter
Prominent Austrian Ambassador’s Wife Spotlighted
In diplomatic circles Mme Bomba, wife of the new Austrian ambassador to the country, is set to become one of Europe’s leading social figures. A descendant of a notable Lombilian family, she is presented as a rising talent in high society and international diplomacy.
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Mme, Bomba
Thin Counntry
Europe
Rej Os Ian
Trunk thefts and dynamite found in Dola shanty
A trunk stolen in Clark sburg to Dola was recovered in a shanty at Dola with $40 worth of dynamite found. dispatcher Fragan confessed to buying stolen dynamite from a coal mine near Dolin and trunk switching. Captain Campbell leads the investigation as more clues surface and arrests expected.
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Michael Pragan
Dhanty
Dola
J. A. Campbell
Bulsmore
Ohio
Fragen Ie
Clarkaburg
Dota
Dhder
al Smooth
St. Mary's Hosplal
el King
Clarksburg
Fragan
Ors
N Smooth
Campbell
Doin
Brother
Kenttucky
Jailed on grand jury charge for bootleg whiskey
Sabirday o Tuntice We B. Starener jailed in default of 400 bond awaiting motion of next grand jury on charge of bootlegging whiskey among members of the crowd last Wednesday.
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Zont Latimer
Sabirday
B. Starener
Grand
No Meeting Held as Quorum Fell Short
Only three city council members attended last evening’s regular meeting, so no business could be conducted due to lack of quorum. The session was adjourned with no motions or votes taken.
Death of former streetcar worker at Cumberland Ball Park
Charles W. O'Donnell, was found dead under the bleachers at Cumberland Ball Park. A former street car conductor and motorman, he was last seen Thursday afternoon at the game. Investigators believe he fell beside the bleachers while moving. His body was identified by Miss Elizabeth, age unknown, in Dayton, Ohio. Mrs. Mary A Pon and daughter are visiting Myre William McCafferty and Haymond Court.
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Cumberland
iMa
Charles W. O'Donnell
Bi Lnmiarried
Cumberland Ball Park
Mary A Pon
Elizabeth
Dayton
Myre
William McCafferty
Haymond ‘Court
Governor in Charge at Hot Springs Fire Warns of Embers
Under Governor Hays personal direction, rescue work for the homeless began at daybreak in Hot Springs. Hundreds of volunteers monitor embers amid fear of a rekindling while authorities close saloons and maintain order. Fort Smith police assist as a mass meeting continues to watch the fire’s height and progression.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Ile
Recital at Trinity Church Presents Local Music Program
Tuesday evening at the Trinity Methodist Episcopal church a recital will be given by local performers. The program includes music and invocation with pieces such as Old Pickett's Nell and How Ruby Played. A reader named Mr. MeGamio is noted for a good performance.
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Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, Colored
Old Pickét
Nell
Abel Law
Ruby
Tin O'Grady
MeGamio
Box Car Occupant Found Near Starvation in Transit
A man named William Johnson of Atlanta Georgia was found in a box car near Matthewsburg after a long exposure with no food or water. Trainmen discovered him last evening while he slept, having entered the empty car while riding toward Cumberland. He had been beaten and deprived of sustenance during the journey.
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Jociaten Pueed Grafton
Sepe GoAfer
William Johnson
Deicklaver
Atlanta
bin Gfonne
Cumberland
Mutthisburg
Many Natives Drowned While Crossing River
A flotilla of natives attempting to ford the Yal river near Boas, on their way to a festival, suffered heavy losses with about 150 drowned. The disaster occurred after a sudden surge in the Bel river current. Survivors report a chaotic scramble as boats overturned and panicked travelers clung to debris. Local authorities opened inquiries into the catastrophe.
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Simida
Tudin
Sepe
Yal
Boas
Bel
Rer
Thaw's Lawyers Roil Over Legal Battle and Jerome
In a Montreal session dated September 6 a writ of habeas corpus was sought for Jerome Thaw. Harry Thaw's lawyers pressed for court action while immigration officials and local judges weighed the case amid long-debated sovereignty and safety concerns.
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Thaw
Jerome
Ansbootsten Petaes Montreals
Harry Thay
Adourlife Welt
Mont
Matlenwenn
Compéooka. Ing
Gervais
Trial of Nashville man for murder of daughter ends in acquittal
In Nashville Indiana on September Taggart, charged with the murder of his sixteen year old daughter Norma, was acquitted this morning after indictment with his brother Frank and their wife. The case centered on alleged abuse that led to Norma's death from fright.
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Ranna
Nashville
Ind
Taggart
Norma
Jay
Ofélock
Frank
Brown County
Andl
Dinkey Beacon Robbery Suspects Jailed Await Hearing
A garbled report indicates a highway incident near Grasaallt Clarksburg with a robbery. Several named individuals including Botta da Ttalfdn and Mary Wells were jailed Saturday and await a hearing. Authorities identified two other men linked to the case.
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Botta da
Tewateh
Grasaallt Clarksburg
Otter
Benson
Mary_ Wells
Masia Savichane
Whsedlegg Toy Naylor Exhibition Scene Details
Fragmentary OCR yields Mr Naylor and Toy Naylor in Whsedlegg related to a West Virginia event at an annual college or exhibition with attendees and officials listed in unclear form. Details are incomplete and non-specific due to damaged text.
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Toy Naylor
West Virginia
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Old Buck" Hersog
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Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
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