Thomas J. Jordan dies after Wall Street subway death
Former Equitable Life comptroller Thomas J. Jordan collapses from heart disease in the Wall Street subway station. The Armstrong committee investigation linked him to a $685,000 loan fund known as the yellow dog fund and alleged concealed loans to Jordan and James W. Alexander.
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New York
Thomas J. Jordan
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Walltreet
Jordan
James W . Alexander
Equitable
Mercantile Trust Company
Yellow Dog
Armstrong
Severs
Firing in Chinatown Leaves One Dead and Two Injured
In Philadelphia Chinatown a group of Chinese men playing cards sparked a quarrel that led to a street shooting. A Chinese man was killed and two white bystanders were wounded. Abraham Dunham, a nearby carpenter, was struck by a bullet. Police arrested three suspects as the fighting ended.
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Philadelphia
Chinatown
Abraham Dunham
Thinamen
Pollce
Jurd
London Bishop Denies Japanese Aggression Toward U S
Anglican bishop William Aw dry of South Tokio writes to The Times rebutting fears of Japanese aggression toward the United States and the Philippines. He cites bankers and the need for stability, arguing Japan seeks no new burdens and predicts China will rise in power.
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London
William Awdry
South Tokio
The
Times
United States
Bank of Boland
Awedry
Philippine Islands
Japan
China
Apn
Count PenhaGarcia Pinked by Republican Adversary
Fragmented OCR text describes political intrigue around Count PenhaGarcia amid Republican rivalries. Mentions Lisbon setting with references to elections and figures like Chereed and Clavier. Many garbled names and lines, but centers on a political contest and alleged manipulation.
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Count PenhaGarcia
Filipino Chef Just Felt Une Milling Some One
Manila reports the bodies of H. D. Everett, a government forester, and T. R. Wakeley, a school teacher, murdered weeks ago by tribesmen during an expedition into Negros. Lieutenant Ahern confirms the remains were recovered after a dangerous search. Ayhao, a native guide, led the party to the last camp after drugging the others during gambling.
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Manila
H. D. Everett
T. R. Wakeley
Island of
Negros
Ahern
Everett
Wakeley
Bayanal
Ayhao
Ayhno
Indian Outbreak Feared At Navjo Reservation
Five more troops of the Fifth Cavalry are ordered to the Navjo Indian reservation under Colonel Hunter to patrol toward Chin Lee country. A Gatling gun battery and two months of forage accompany the force signaling a serious military show of force amid local unrest and reported Indian armed strength.
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Flagstaff
Aziz
Fifth
United States Cavalry
Hunter
Chin Lee
Independence party convention plans in Chicago July 27
Preparations for the Independence party national convention in Chicago on July 27 are advancing as William B. Hearst returns from Europe. Party leaders aim to run a ticket nationwide and place a state ticket in every state.
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National Convention of Independence Party
Chicago
New York
Independence Party
Denver
Europe
William B. Hearst
Union
Thirtecight
Iidependence Party
Lave 1
North Dakota
Mobsters jailed after fatal land quarrel shooting
Sixteen suspects are in Culbertson jail over a frontier land dispute that sparked a deadly early morning attack on Walter Long's claim. John A. Hayes and his 11 year old daughter were killed as the assailants opened fire at 1 30 AM. Coroner's jury names Milo Long Walter Long Charles Gamble George Isbell Tucker Moore John L Johnson among attackers. Sheriff Small arrests continue amid fears of further trouble.
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Great Falls
Culbertson
Walter Long
John A. Hayes
Long
Hayes
Carener
Augusta
Milo Long
Charles B. Gamble
George D. Isbell
Tucker C. Moore
John L. Johnson
Small
Valley County
Obaldia Elected Panama President After Peaceful Vote
Panama elects Jose Domingo de Obaldia president after a calm nationwide ballot. Arina supporters abstained, yet Obaldia won a decisive majority with voters registering in large numbers and polls reporting orderly voting.
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Panama
Jose Domingo de Obaldis
United States
Dr. Amador
Richardo Arina
Senor Obaldia
All Party of the Republic
Farmers to Reap First Benefits of Returning Prosperity
New York reports that farmers will gain first from returning prosperity, while railroads bear crop transport demands. In Kansas City a Tammany Hall pair, Ruel and Bean, were in an auto crash on Denver return. both injured but not seriously. Chicago faces a costly infant death rise due to heat, prompting government action. Denver hosts American Hawkins Association meeting with Wilson among attendees.
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New York
United States
Stuyvesant Fish
Mlinois Central Railway
Mra
Europe
Kansas City
Denver
Americans win amid floods and fires across multiple states
Reports say felphians prevailed as forests burned in the Adirondacks and along the Mohawk and Mahooe rivers. A boiler explosion at Monongahela Water Works killed one and injured a woman, with $60,000 in damage. A Alabama miner strike and two small coal firms signing wage terms of 66 cents ton are noted. Paraguay revolution casualties estimated 100 to 150 dead and 400 wounded. peace reportedly restored in Asuncion. A Maspeth shooting leaves Clausen Wabalk dead. police seek suspects.
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Adirondacks
Mahooe River
Mohawk
Monongahela
Alabama
State Department
Paraguay
Maspeth
Clausen
Pine Bluff
Ark
Tima
Las Vacas
Coahuila
Tabriz
Persia
William F. Doty
Adolphe 8. Levi
8. Louis
Ada Reichare
Dallas
Tex
Hot Springs
Asuncion
Tmiliano Naveiro
Revolutionary Party
Rearald John Sovick
Morea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Artie M. Heaton
Iola
Kana
Clint M. Heaton
Ella Gill
Heaton
Nicholan de Mazo
Scranton
de Mazo
Italy
Daniel F
United States Army
Leavenworth
James Sherman
Clevermead Wan
Cleveland
Revenue oMeers
Mindman
Bod Hall
Ben
Boston
Mukdom
Japaneese
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Etoley
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Guide
Hearst Party
Slater
Thieks
Port Me Henry
Peter Dei Ich
Maine
Kinoer
Mobin County
Culbertsen
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Obaldia
Panama Republic
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Mest
Big Pacy Teephone Company
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Big Piney
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Boulder
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Midway
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Palisade
Rock Springs
Lander
Ira Dodge
Kemmerer
Wyoming
James Rumble
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Ivan S. Jones
Attorney At Law
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Perry Hendricks
Cun Hraidy
Maginnis & Cornalen
Bell
Tadoro
Rocten
Opien
Sam Koppel
Rock Springs, Wyoming
R. S. Spence
Evanston, Wyoming
C. D. Stafford
Wyo
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Kemmerer Opera House
George Prichard
Prichard & Symes
George Symes
Kemmer
Kemmerer, Wyo
Opera House
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