Capitol Crafters Convicted in State Furniture Fraud Case
Four men including John H. Sanderson James M. Shuyaker William P. Bade r and William L. Matheus were convicted in Harrisburg of defrauding the state out of 19 308 in a wooden furniture contract for the capitol building They received two years imprisonment and a $500 fine each with pending appeal to the Superior Court.
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John H. Sanderson
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Board of Public Grounds
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William P. Bayder
Spring City
William L. Matheus
Media
Senate to probe charges on president message critique
Washington reports say the Senate moved to investigate the president's annual message criticizing Congress for prohibiting secret service detail in other departments. Lena Alfrich will sponsor the measure after prior difficulty in framing terms.
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Train Robbery Near Portland Deliberate Express Car Explosion
Four unmarked robbers held up Oregon Railway and Navigation No. 1 nine miles east of Portland shortly after 9 PM Thursday. They dynamited the express car with nitroglycerine, opened a small safe with three or four letters, and did not molest passengers. a strong box remained untouched.
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General Antoine Umon Elected President of Hayti
Port au Prince reports General Antoine Umon, leader of the last Haytian revolution, was unopposedly elected president by the Haytien congress. Cheers swept a Papal outside the parliament as fort salutes fired from harbor guns. Other aspirants withdrew fearing a fresh d etat and possible American intervention.
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New Smelter Organizes With Heavy Financial Backing
A large smelting and refining company is organizing in New York to build smelters in mining districts across the United States and Mexico. It plans incorporation by year end with capital of 26 million 900 dollars and directors from Amaleaind Copper and United States Sterel corporations.
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Mob Hangs Man After Adair County Murder
A man accused in the Mamie Womack killing was seized by a mob from Monticello in Wayne County and dragged four miles to Greasy Creek where he was hanged from a tree. His body was found Thursday morning. the mob, believed to have come from Adair and Rosell counties, broke down doors and abducted him as he protested innocence.
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Kellogg Declines Enter Cabinet Role at White House
Authority states Frank B. Kellogg will not join President Taft’s cabinet despite a long White House conference. Kellogg, government prosecutor for the Standard Oil case, remains tied to legal work and is not confirmed for the attorney general post.
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Washington
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Rleet Tall
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White House
Taft
Kelloge
Woman Firebug Hunt Driven by Englewood Church Burnings
Chicago police and church leaders chase a female suspect tied to a string of church arsons in Englewood and nearby districts. Fire attorney Frank J. Mo argues a motion could lead to her arrest as locals fear further violence from the extremist involved.
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Pe & Firebug
Englewood
Distriete Bietn
Rollee
Frank J. Mo
Womn
Notable Actor Found Dead in Poseyden Hotel
Prominent member of the Rasco stock company and well known stage figure Mr. Glazier was found dead in bed at Hotel Mary in Poseydeny on Thursday. Heart disease was the apparent cause. He leaves a widow and two children in Clemda suburb. The actor formerly starred in The Three Musketeers and led stock companies in Detroit and Toledo.
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Loe Amrvier
Trarry Utmaipr
Wei Mher
Herasco
Christmas Eve in Wellington Home Brims with Hope
An aging father in a festive shop spree purchases gifts for his wife and two servants, seeking a perfect present. A telephone call reveals his long‑lost son Jack Jr arriving from Chicago, prompting a joyous plan to reunite the family for Christmas and welcome a larger celebration.
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Wellington
Tomas
Memory Gift He Keeps for a Lost Son
A grandfather reveals he bought the Arc light globe as a memory for his lost grandson. The wife calls him father and mother’s forgiveness softens years of distance. The family endures sorrow while the old man vows to protect the memory and search for reconciliation.
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