Demanded Oaths From Farmers Trial At Murray Ky
An eastern division report from Murray Kentucky details a dramatic trial where William Dyer Moses Thornton and Clarence Whitlock testified about forcing farmers to swear oaths to join a secret faction. Jurors heard about threats and alleged intimidation by a captain named Joe Bell and others. The accused were held on bond of 2000 pounds and remanded to jail after not meeting the bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sarita
Thorgton
Dyer
Whitlock
Ellh
Dincan
Thompson
Mr. Thornton
Kilix
Thornian
Thornpeon
Eile
Donewa
Bie
Filis
Darcan
Indictments Filed in Huntington Peonage Case Probe
Several indictments were found by the federal grand jury in Huntington after an investigation prompted by the Italian government. Names of indicted parties will not be released immediately, but prominent companies and other large concerns are accused. Assistant U S Attorney General Russell is assisting District Attorney Northcom in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Federal Grand Jury
Amiatant United States
Russell
Heremad
Northcom
Analyzing Lake Water At Chicago Meeting
Chicago April report on lake water quality and sewage impact in Lake Michigan discussed by representatives. Dr Willem A Kvana, chief speaker, traced Chicago typhoid history and noted fever largely eliminated by 1891 under law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Whiter
Lake Michigan
Willem A. Kvana
Bewdth Wonmminaoner
Kvane
New York Lady Honored at Wyandotte Ceremony
A New York woman received a high honor at Wyandotte on a Saturday event built for Whinnon Trenepertaion Co of Cleveland. Allen Nettleton of Syracuse, NY, delivered the freighted item to her father amid a crowd of thousands witnessing the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wertheton
Whinnon Trenepertaion Co
Cleveland
Wyandotte
Allen Nettleton
Hyracue
Nettleton
Fries
Syrv
Diseased Meat From Missouri St Louis In Court Action
A statement to the board of health described tainted meat from Missouri and St Louis being sold under cover of darkness. The Master Butchers’ association committee announced the case during early hours and faces charges contained in the health board’s report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
St. Louw
Wanda
Flint
Lowy
Board of Health
Master Butchers’ Nexoclution
Governor Johnson Visits Bavannen On Shiloh Battlefield Dedication
A garbled account notes Gov Johnson attending a dedication event at the Minnedean minute ment on the Shiloh battlefield. The scene includes a Saturday gathering with a party and a formal reception at Grant's headquarters. Details are unclear due to text corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavannen
Shiloh
Tury Johnson
Grant
Gov. Jolla
Imide
Postponed sentence in Marian Gray case April 15
Postponed sentence of Marian Gray, linked to a fraud scheme promoting a matrimonial bureau in federal court, was delayed from April 1 to April 15. The report notes the judge’s action and related courtroom proceedings as described in the New York dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Gray
Wsingnuitly
Armored Cruiser Launched At Lapenal Yard
An armored cruiser was launched at the Lapenal navy yard amid ceremony led by Prince Henry of Pruwalal. General frog Yoner Goetz oversaw the event as the master of the wins corps delivered the christened tribute for the new vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iaunehed Matar
Lapenal Navy Yard
Prince Henry of
Pruwalal
Adek
Frog Yoner Goetz
Wins Corps
Avtipene
Obscure Sunday notes and legal cases across regions
The clipping lists multiple events from port towns and cities including Port and Me and Grand Rapids Michigan. Items mention the ages of Samuel J Carleton and Benjamin F Stevens, a court case involving Albert Bigelow and mining companies, and proceedings in Chicago Northwestern Railroad suits. It also mentions Yukon production statements and various investigations, with references to insurance, civic groups, and a Kentucky funeral service. The mix carries miscellaneous local notices, trials, and oblique reports with scattered names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J. Carleton
Works Organization of Sonk of Temperance
Port
Yeenjamin F Stevens
New Eng
Muti Life Mnmurance Co
Liltbury
Boston
Albert
Bigelow Igalnet
Calumet Smt
Hecta Mining Co
Osevola Mining Co
United States
Dlstriet Court
Grand Raphle
Mich
Kaypen
I Vam
Fur Productie Statelts
Yukon
Hood
Abe
New York
Mawnaer
Halli
Herllenent
Collanan
Willredray
Duulrand
Ain
Eral
Alfred Mowdly
Barapa
Te Foo Amervan
National Civic Federation
Abe Mosely
Onal
Lim Tor Kia
Bhland
Alfretigs Thich
Apt National Joatien
Order of
Uaiwil Warknen
Laoctiytan
Hikin
Harvard Halls Hit by Polio Like Fever Outbreak
A halt form of parainfluenza fever has appeared among Harvard students. The dormitories will be disinfected and students are confined to residence as health officials expect the epidemic to end and classes to resume next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard University
Lover Shoots Sweetheart in New York Tale
In New York on a tense April night a Hungarian carpenter shot and wounded Julia Brollies after an argument over a concert declining to accompany him. He then went to her East Third Street home where Bundy was involved. the girl cannot live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East
Indian Agent Makes Good on Crow Reservation Affairs
Washington April ih. L Dalby Indian Inspector for the Crow Reservation in Montana testified before the Senate committee on Indian affairs. His statements outlined administrative efforts and ongoing concerns regarding Crow Agency governance and treaty obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
L. Dalby
Senate Committee
Helwan Pivan
Grey
Deportation Warning Tangles Immigrant Route
Tormented by deportation fears a Manitoba Ontario immigrant faces direct entry challenges. Officials warn that unauthorized travel routes could lead to removal from Canada while authorities investigate potential misentry concerns.
Unclear Independence Meeting Report in Turbulent Tone
Fragmented report from Independence Missouri describes a Sunday church meeting led by Wider Wight and a luncheon amid political and religious discourse. The piece references a dramatic interpretation and a tense atmosphere as figures debate prophetic themes and moral warnings during a busy news cycle.
Carries No Paceangera Tong Kou Apell
unreadable OCR fragment mentions events and places including Vancouver and Batneday with unclear names and dates. The text is fragmentary and lacks coherent facts to confirm a definite outcome or participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tong
Praqwiren
Chie Fares
eAby
Strike Breakers Injured in City Incident
Fragmentary OCR describes a street strike action with injuries to workers including Ponencela Pia and Rene ta. Details are severely garbled but indicate a confrontation on a street named Hale with a remittance or payment issue and no immediate follow-up action by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponencela
Pia
Wien
Wtelkors
Pallor Atathia
Ine Fielon Ramet
Seretetent
Robbers Rally in Chicago Stand Up and Flee
In Chicago on April 1 two robbers ordered a man to stand and wait then ran over a watchman. They then took cash from a drawer totaling around 1200 to 2000 dollars and fled toward the quay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thieves Enter San Francisco Jewelry Store on Saturday
Thieves raided PL Lint jewelry store in San Francisco during Saturday night, entering the shop and stealing jewelry and other items valued near four thousand dollars. Police patrols in the district were noted as the investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Bent
Ambiguous OCR Item Produces Fragmented Text
Fragmentary OCR reads names and places in confused form, mentioning Washington and several unclear entities. No coherent event or outcome is discernible beyond scattered references to locations and people.
Session delays loom as primary election bill lingers
Reports say late session 16 is unlikely with most major measures disposed of except primary election and bank inspection bills. The general appropriation bill faces committee review and potential passage within a week, with weather delaying decisions and Senate action uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Iene
Peru
Peemm
Yaritonlerty
Senate
Serlowe
Elvetlon
Iocien
Bryne
Washington, District Aides Watchful on Parade Plans
The article describes preparations for a major parade in Washington with involvement from officials including Maria Liddell and others. It notes a pupil-led delegation and a New York observer named Thos LaWaemen Hertel. The piece mentions a marine event and a notable prize associated with the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Liddell
New York
Peter
Elena
Fragmentary note on a tragic marriage and deaths in Haly
A damaged OCR fragment describes a marriage in Haly with a fatal outcome. It references Mire Die and potential involvement of Antoinette Mew and others in a poisoning case. The text is garbled, but hints at a chain of events stemming from a perceived origin in Blelly and a five year prior incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halywee
Mire
Mimeelt
Blelly
Renda
Antoinette
Fire damages plant in Open Fork area of West Virginia
A large fire destroyed the plant of the Kentucky Cow and Humber Co in the Open Fork district north of Belvat, Nicholas County. The damage estimate has not yet been posted, and several chimneys were noted as damaged. Local firefighters battled the blaze this afternoon with limited success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
Open Fork
Belvat
Nicholas Coun
Ientiiky Cow and Humber Co
Min Webb Duke Sent to Jail in April Case
Fragmented report notes Min Alles Webbie of Hen dy Duke and associates involved in a county jail action on April 1. The text references a constitutional violation claim, attorney involvement, and a meeting in Mason squire New York on March 28, with vague allusions to a group called "citizens of Rutherford" and family ties among six men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min
Webb Duke
Ohiengo
Alles Webbie
Hendy
Arview Tebareo Co
Dave
Washington
Gunmirel
Eitteens
Rutherford
Siow Tercey
Aguinet
Mason Squire
New York
Ely
Papal reception for American figures in Rome
The April 15 record notes William Hatley Howland of New York and Hubert Watchers, immigration commissioner, being presented to the pope in Rome. The ceremony marks a formal welcome by the Vatican to two American delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Rome
William Hatley Howland
New York
Pwhtabwr
Hubert Watchers
Sithedajh
Fragmented OCR Notes From Obscure Local Page
Erratic readable phrases mention locations and names like Lake and Baburdey with unclear events. A possible social scene or public notices fragment references a place called Kaler's Candy and names such as Mateo and Temmilenye, but details are garbled and discounts are uncertain.
DeMar Confesses Killing Relative After Prayer for Strength
In Rollefontaine Ohio on April 14 Chi DeMar, who killed his uncle Sap tore Cire, told reporters Sunday he prayed for strength to carry out the deed. A red ink writing found in DeMar's pockets suggested a warning from associates. Police allege threats tied the case to Pittsburgh and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollefontaine
Chi DeMar
Saptore Cire
DeMiar
Liattera
Clin
Pittelurg
Cleveland
Automatic Target Planned for Ohio Guard Use
Cleveland reports Lieut G J Metzger of Co K Pith Infantry ON G patented a new target device to be tested by the Ohio National Guard and other states. The target records each shot value without attendants or electrical connections, promising rapid operation and potential to replace standard targets if proven effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
G. J. Metzger
Co. K. Pith Infantry
Aweional Guard
Ohio
War Department of
Heimis
Metzger
Becaiwe
Burglars Strike Canton Churches Loot Comfort Items
Canton April 13. Burglars hit the First Baptist church in search of the silver communion set and carried off tools, ten to fifteen pounds of halle and carpeting. An organized campaign is suspected as a basement window was broken. In two weeks Trinity Lutheran also reported break ins with stolen candies and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
First Baptist Church
Trinity Lutheran
Marion Man Identified in Fatal Hit and Run
Marion Ohio police have identified a man struck months ago as Albert A Webb, a widow and boardinghouse and restaurant operator in Marion. The victim, once believed mentally unsettled, was identified after examination at a Chicago hospital. Webb, a passenger conductor to the Chicago and Alton rail line, resided with her mother in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Pendit
Chicago
Webb
Chivas & Alton
Red Papers Death Case At County Jail Inmate
A scrambled report describes an inmate named Autenio Pouwwlve who died after a fire in a jail cell and became insane following exposure to certain literature. The fragment mentions a poller on Bombay salt and officials in Rome, with references to a Tailor Goliterein and Cleveland employment in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akoon
Bombay
Autenio Pouwwlve
Wurod
Ines Poeweline
Hiteh
Rome
Goliterein
Cleveland
Robbers Break In At Dayton Home on Fifth Street
Crackomen entered a residence at 1004 Fifth Street in Dayton and blew a safe with volatile gas, securing 809 in cash and checks before escaping. The non checks were discarded. thieves fled Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
ApHa
William Poche & Bone Market
Haid Betewan
Excape
Receiver to Petition for Authority in Urbana Water Case
Robert W. Kirby receiver of the Urbana Water Works Co. has been enjoined from ruling the water rent in Urbana. The U S court has allowed Kirby to petition for authority to regulate rentals amid months long dispute with consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprinigfieht
Robert W. Kirby
Urbana Water Works Co
United States
Kirby
Police Say Boy Shot Father In Akron Family Quarrel
Police report a 11 year old boy shot his father John Lavery during a family quarrel in Akron. The boy's mother My Suen Lavery and a man named Ropert 1 very, aged 1%, are charged in connection with the incident. Doctors say Lavery will live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ropert
My Suen Lavery
John Lavery
Mirly
Lavery
Supervisors to Change Decision on Ballot Circle
Secretary of State issued an order to Stark county election deputies to alter their ruling and print a circle on the primary ballot beside Atlee Pormerine for governor. The action targets the Matof delegated slate and directs a corrected ballot mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Thotupeon
Kipers Visors
Stark County
Matof
Atlee Pormerine
Requisition Not Honored In Michigan Shakeup
Coluwhis Apelip Gov Warner of Michigan declines to honor Gov Harris request for Daviel Baxter former Willi fam county chieftain man wanted for obtaining money under fake pretenses. Baxter reportedly has hid residence with his wife in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coluwhis
Warner
Michigan
Harris
Daviel Baxter
Willi Fam Couty
Troops to Cuba Reported by War Department Order
Fragmentary OCR note states troops to Cuba will depart from barracks Saturday by order of the War Department. Mentions Frank Trusel of Barnesville, Pa, described as a recruit in uniform and reported to be better after an illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Columbus
Apel
War Department
Frank Trusel
Barnesville
Unclear OCR Text Regarding Local Incidentand Names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals including Toothache Cau Boath, Mauene Uy, Mils, and others with references to a death, a girl named Nalay, and a person named Hanley in Sharon, Pa. The readable portions indicate an age claim around 17 and nearby locations, but the passage is garbled and lacks coherent events or official actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Denied by Junta in New York April 1
Fragmentary report claims that a Korean junta rejected a proposal or action in New York on April 1. The names and events are unclear due to OCR corruption. No verifiable details or dates beyond the single stated day are clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chung
Keren
Cyrlisn Bieren
Ata Oy
Ty BK
Yoon
Matiber
Une
J Morean
Prince Watts
Persian Attitudes Toward Time and Business Delays
A dated European depiction compares Persian punctuality with Western haste, noting delays in payments and flexible schedules. It highlights cultural priorities, debt payment habits, and economic frictions in Persia, including currency issues, lending practices, and artisanship amid restraint on prompt commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Savage Landor
Iran
Persia
Mexican Football Described By An Observer
A New Orleans Democrat writer recounts a quirky view of early Mexican football noting a wooden five pound ball a three mile by eight yard field and a trio of surgeons following players while praising the sport as exciting and a fine game despite unusual rules and attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlvane Timva Demporat
Shirt Pointed Out In Drowning Case On Lake
A drowned person linked to a superstition is confirmed by a salvage report. The lifeless body quickly sank after wearing a shirt but resurfaced within an hour near the point where the garment vanished, as grappling attempts failed to recover it.
Obscure OCR Item Reveals Fragmented Local Note
A damaged OCR fragment presents a partial local public notice with unclear names and actions, offering limited readable details about the event and officials involved.
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Apel Uh Jdanen
Great Northern Riilroad
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Gostun Wedavalay
Laver
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Kaler's
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VW. Wintringham
Beverly & Schneiders
OUR Cheese Department
Ibaac
Limberger
U. K
W. C. Phillians
George Kerr
Marion County
Marion Provision Co
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Lo Yong
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