Daniel Boone Memorial Draws Thousands in Davidson County
Six to eight thousand people from North Carolina and neighboring states attended a Daniel Boone Memorial service at Boone’s Cave in Davidson County. Speakers including Jules Pritehand and ex-Congressman Joseph Henderson praised the pioneer, with remarks by Rep. Robert NI and Col. AC Hayden. The event featured a new monument honoring Boone and noted the anniversary of his family’s departure from Philadelphia area and Boone’s Kentucky move.
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Davidson County
Winstone Salem
Greenshore
Leveington
Saliphury
Charlotte
Asheville
Rowan
Disidenn
Daniel Boone Memorial Association
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General Assembly
North Caroline Iy
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S. Henderson
Salisbury
North Carolina
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Robert NI
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Charleston Girl Shot On Lonely Causeway Mystery
Miss Margaret Mustraye twenty two, of Charleston Ohio, is shot and seriously wounded on a lonely causeway Thursday night. Clarence Grimshawes, a Southern Railway conductor, is involved in the incident. The details remain unclear as investigators pursue the mystery.
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Charleston
Margaret
Mustraye
Clarence J. Grimshawes
Southern Railway
Savannah Jury Indicts Packers
Savannah reports a federal jury indictment arising from meat price manipulation investigations. The case targets several packing houses and individual executives amid ongoing inquiries into alleged price fixing and misconduct in the meat industry.
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Savannah Jury
Panama Canal fortifications plan disclosed by War Department
A special message from the War Department outlines fortification plans for the Panama Canal with a projected start immediately and a completion aim around 1915. The accompanying reports do not specify exact locations but indicate locations may be furnished after further information and availability of land parcels.
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Panama Canal
Washington
War Department
Panama
Fasting youths and naturalization debate dominate scattered headlines
A chaotic mix of notes reports students starving for days, immigration bills restricting Armenian Syrians and Jews naturalization, a possible jailbreak release in Indiana, and varied crime, court, and social items. Mentions U S postal policy, Atlanta federal prison docket, and New York burglaries amid a flood of unsettled local and national issues.
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Lake Forest
Ony
United State Committee On Immigration and Uralization
Hayes
California
Ventry
Indy
Iraq
Porter
Katedolph
Thrael
United States
Oneral Mitcheack
Atlanta
Cociiston
Rye
Hitle Winwataby
Chr Ry
Cau Say Jose
Cal
Covertuyte
Miton Wothe
Western Penitentiary
Pitsburg
Sit County
Georgia
Willie Kendall
Willuinsport
New York
New York City
Ohio Railroas
Unclear Historic Crime Notes Move Through County
Fragmentary notice from New York describes arrests and legal actions with references to law enforcement. The text mentions penalties, counties, and a planned work action by felons, with vague dates and locations across a broad rural setting.
Lawmaker Backs Amendment To Cold Storage Bill
Senator Iley Burn, chair of the Senate Committee on Manufactures, led bearings on the Lodge bill to regulate cold storage. He proposed an amendment forcing stored meats to be stamped with the killing date and the dates of storage and removal.
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Wasmngton
Peeiat
Ileyburn
Senate Committee On Manufactures
Indiana Mare Like Women At Hoanoke Va Special
George Hyer a horse dealer and former horse driver in circuits across the country received a canine shock when a mare he bought in Indianapolis arrived at Hoanoke Virginia. The mare was found to be weaving a false tail as a groom removed it revealing blonde hair. Twenty nine other horses in the same lot were similar but some appeared genuine.
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Indiana
Hoanoke
George Hyer
Ress
Imare
Indianapolis
Encouraging Crop News From Willington District
Wholesale merchants in Willington report improving crop prospects across North Carolina and upper South Carolina cotton districts. Very little damage from the cold wave is noted, with much seeding already planted or germinating plants just above ground.
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Willington
al Oi
North Carolina
Upper South Carolina
Danville Votes Wet by Ten in Open Election
Danville Virginia voters approved a wet measure by ten votes in a total of 114 cast after a close contest. The history showed alternating outcomes since seven years ago when the open scare was defeated. Turnout neared registration numbers but passed without incident as women and children were not present at the polls.
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Danville
Negro highwaymen in New Orleans halted streetcar crews
In New Orleans authorities pursued a group of armed men disguised as white travelers who halted street cars on the outskirts early Tuesday. A running battle with police left one of the suspects fatally wounded, while others escaped. the attackers wore white kid gloves and masks to conceal their color.
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New Orleans
Chicago Tribune morale focus tops all in city life
A fragmented line from a Chicago Tribune page hints at morale being highest when community priorities place top concerns in view. The note suggests an emphasis on uplifting civic life and daily optimism.
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Chicago Tribune
Lengthy Postal Telegraph wage plan sparks protests
The Postal Telegraph shows a wage increase plan for operators from 5 to 25 percent based on length of service and office importance. Officies will be categorized by merit and experience, with careful inquiry into each operator’s skill and duties influencing raises. In other news, elephants caused property damage after unloading from a Chicago-bound car, with a bull elephant overturning a keeper and a female elephant eluding capture, damaging over a hundred lines.
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York
Spemt
Iisstvnn
Idigebus
Chicago
Indiana Nominates Keru For Senate At Convention
The Tidiana Democratic convention adopted Governor Marshall's plan to endorse Keru for the United States Senate and named John Walter as running mate. opposition sought a different candidate. The Democratic national committee preferred a broader field but the Keru ticket carried the party’s support amid cheers for Keru.
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Indiana
Keru
Senate
Hitianapolis
Tuk
Marshall
United States Senate
John Walter
Eran Hla
Helenlerstig
Hhamas” Taggart
Kera
Grand Welcome Planned for Roosevelt Homecoming Parade
A special reception committee in New York plans a grand welcome for a Roosevelt homecoming. Applications from organizations nationwide are being invited to participate in the parade and related celebration features.
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New York
Elange
Wheadare Hoosevelt Am Dune
Lawyer Lands in Federal Job in Taft Nomination
President Taft has sent to the Senate the nomination of Carl Russell of Montana to the United States airstries such in that State. Russell has been a legal adviser for the Secretary of the Interior Mallinger before the Ballinger Pinchot investigating committee.
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Washington
Taft
Senate
Carl Rusel
Montana
United States
Mrseh
Iigus
Secr Tary of
Interior
Mallinger
Ballinger-Pinchot
Ashley Not Guilty of Peonage in D C Speed Verdict
Joshua W Astley was acquitted of the charge of peonage in Greenville District of Columbia. The jury returned the verdict after thirty minutes of deliberation. This is the second trial after a mistrial a year ago.
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Ashley
Greenville
D. C
Speed
United Stat
Joshua W. Astley
Mississippi Baby 2 Murderer Confesses in Magnolia
Manuel Bates, seven years old, confessed to shooting and killing his cousin Hanna in Magnolia Mississippi. He admitted hiding the body in the bushes after a quarrel over ownership shares of property. Police recorded his admission amid ongoing investigations. etc.
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Magnolia
Manuel Bates
Ant
Hanna
Manuel
Tix Hite
Pivee
Pic
Capitol graft trial ends in guilty verdict
Capitol architect Dusyn Masten and Mtrishee Pie are found guilty after a four week trial. The case is part of a three stage series detailing frauds in furnishing the new State capitol. Seventeen men faced conspiracy to cheat and defraud charges and Huston is reported as the principal in the indictments.
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Mtrishee
Pie
Dusyn M. Masten
Friday Vonteelers
Falaow
Huston
Indians in Asheville face poll tax and sale rules
A sparse report describes Uncle Sam paying restrictions on Cherokee lands in North Carolina. Frank Kyecieay and a local agent enforce sale proceeds and poll or license fees while warning residents the government may withhold funds. Muni tase questions arise about voter qualification guidance from a local lawyer.
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Asheville
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Spee
Tunis
Tenn
Frank Kyecieay
Sun Tie
Fiat
Jaye Kyweem
Peietnel
Lockwood
de Hanous
Pantie
Valuable Cargo Tossed From Ship at Sivily Islands
An accident by a transporter vessel near St Mayas Bay caused 17 000 tons of valuable cargo to be cast into the water. Seafaring debris and drifted goods drew crowds along the Bryer shore as wreckage washed ashore including upholstery and cheap American goods.
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St Mayas
Sivily
Sivilly Islands
Minmaeluilat
Michigan
Bryer
Big Fraud in Alabama Criminal Case Shocks Mobile
Alleged conspiracy to defraud the government and funders implicated a list of named suspects including Shreve, Shreve Hillovl, Foluson, Branton, Copudaust, Jolingen, Tin, and others. The fraud charges center on withholding information from the Federal banking bankruptcy division and involve payments tied to a Mobile security firm during a broader fraud scheme.
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Alabama
Mobile
Alin
Yeats
Mate Puitilie
Debaiud
San Antoni
Tashitintena
Man
Nothing Doing Not a Thing Liverpool Bank Crisis
Fragmentary text from a Liverpool New York page notes creditors and alleged misstatements in bills of lading tied to Alabama firm ethics. Yancey & Co. are involved with local Liverpool banks amid weather-related disruptions and claims of lax oversight.
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Liverpool
Yancey & Co
Treasure in Old Stove Sparks New Jersey Mystery
Special report describes Miss Norah Sulliy discovering a hidden cache in an old stove in New Jersey. A package dropped from the stove contained several gold pieces valued at R600, found by purchasers who noticed the unusual revival of the artifact.
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New York
Alhegedt Baekeetshop
New Jersey
Norah Sulliy Weed
Senate committee probes alleged third degree methods
The Senate committee on judiciary voted Monday to investigate alleged third degree tactics used to coerce confessions from crime suspects and the use of espionage on jurors by individuals connected to Washington, aiming to expose abusive practices.
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Washington
Special
Senate ‘Commniitee Audiciary
Railroads Record Shows Increase in Fatalities and Injuries
Interstaty Commerce Commission reports a rise in railroad fatalities to 140 and injuries to 29,491 for the quarter, compared to the previous year. The document highlights an uptick in porter deaths and overall casualties across the system.
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Abbas Au Treneen
Nimder
Varlvonde
Press Banquet Speech Reflects on Editorial Trends
The Arsovnated Press and the American Newspaper Publishers Association banqueters hear a critique of modern journalism. The speaker laments commercialism, big advertisers influencing coverage, and the drift from William F. Storey’s methods toward Edward W Bok’s leadership. The talk notes editors’ struggle to satisfy readers and advertisers while seeking steady trust.
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American Newspaper Publishers” Association
Ingether- Ade
Alanis
Atiel
Atorriedi
Brupsie
Dris Williesayey
Mellie
Erie
Wwe
Prada
Jolla
Hve
William Fo Storey
Edward Wo Bok
Thea
Millionaire Killed in Folding Bed Mystery
A New York special reports a millionaire killed in his boarding house by a folding bed. An elderly woman, listed as his wife, vanished after the incident. Police trace leads to Lee Massachusetts and the Republican National Convention. The case remains unsolved with clues scarce and questions mounting.
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Lee
Mass
Isso
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