Telaya's Forces Win Victory in Central American Battle
Dispatch from New Orleans reports General Vazquez leading Telaya forces to a decisive clash north of Rome with heavy hand to hand fighting. About 200 killed, 140 bodies floated down the river after a Grey Town engagement. Returds and Chamorro forces suffered casualties as Toledo withdraws. Zelaya orders Chamorro buried at Mavogua.
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United Press Wire
New Orleans
Managua
Port Limon
Costa Rica
Vacquex
Zefuye'e
Joroan
Rome
Itla
Privat
Greytown
Tnda
Chamorre
Toledo
Tito Chamoror
Emie Chamorro
Zelaya
Chamorro
Ma Vogua
Reading of President's Message Clears Congress Chamber
United Press dispatch reports today's session as both houses opened with the president's message. Members filed in, copies distributed, and the reading proceeded amid general inattention. Representative Main of Illinois objected to unanimous consent delaying committee printing.
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United
Ongrens
Yester
Guy
Lutte
Senate Chamber
Merk Latta
Senate
Representic
United American treasurer drops dead on city street
Arbuckle aged about sixty, treasurer of the United American Order, collapsed near his home shortly before noon Monday. He bore ties to Odd Fellows Grand Army and various fraternal societies, had worked at George H Parker pottery for twenty six years, and recently lived a retired life in his hometown.
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United Prem Wire
Liverpool
Bee
Thos
Arbuckle
United American
Odd Wellows
Miwonic
Grand Army
George H. Parker Pottery
Million for a Cancer Cure Rumor Surfaces in New York
A rumor claims George Croker left one million dollars to fund cancer research, but verification hinges on probate of his will after his death Saturday night. The report notes uncertainty until the will is proven.
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George Croker
Croker's Legacy Shift Amid Bequests to Universities
A report notes a large gift of 960000 to Columbiana University and a prior plan by Croker to donate 1000000 to Cortell University for related work. After Dr William J Bull's death the Crocker arrangement changed and Crocker turned to his wife and close friends. several died of cancer.
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Ade Jullie
Columbiana University
Wiliam J. Bull
Croker
Cortell University
Wull
Crocker
Commbin Crocker
Aa Hs
Stumbles Over Father's Body After Tragic Train Death
William Bierdowski, 15, stumbled to Nebraska avenue home after finding his father John Bierdowski, 54, fatally struck by a Lake Shore flyer. The youth and seven siblings carried the body to the house three blocks away, where Bierdowski lay dead.
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United Press Wire
Toledo
Nebraska Avenue
William Ierdewexi
Fin
John Bierdowski
Lake Shore
Hie
Nogether
Bierdowski
Banking graft probes threaten state officials
Universal graft expose widens to bankers and supply dealers facing potential criminal action. Attorney General Denman, aligned with Governor Harmon, seeks legal grounds to prosecute those who paid or received illegal funds. Cincinnati firm records show $5,000 to $6,000 in interest to ex-treasurer McKinnon, with Bank of George B ox named for related entries.
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Dy United Prom Wire
Columbus
Dee T
Harmony
I A. G. Detman
Harmon
Denman
Cinccinnati Company
McKinnon
George Box
Importers Break Faith Over Tax in Budget Dispute
Currency notes and tea flows as importers seize the chance to bypass duties amid a budget standoff. Speculators rush in as key players dodge the tax, threatening government revenue and signaling potential constitutional clashes around the January election and post‑poll policy shifts.
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Dy United Proms
London
Dee. T
Viner
Iran
Internal Revenue Department
Soldiers Drenched as Ohio Guardsmen Hold Bridgeport Plant
Rain drenches 1,200 Ohio National Guard troops stationed at the Acton Standard Plant of the American Sheet & Tin Plate company in Bridgeport. Private Welty of Wooster is injured by a fallen engine, while Private Lene of Akron is sent home with appendicitis. Guards withdraw through the day as plans to settle the strike with nonunion labor or breakers are discussed in Pittsburgh. arbitration options surface with Governor Harmon to resolve the dispute.
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United Preas Wire
Aetnaville O
Olio National Guard
Acton Standard
iAmerican Sheet & Tin Plate Company
Pittsburg
Mit
Bridgeport
Adnaville
The
Ohio
Canton
Akron
Albane
Tifn
Wooster
Wadsworth Ashland
Shreve
Mansfield
Bucyrus
Galion
Wokknr
Welty
Eighth Regiment
Ahl Hall
Medical Department
Lene
Apis Pondieltis
Willows
Wheeling Island
Weybrecht
Glasascock
West Virginia
Clemens
Wheeling
Pitteburg
American Tin Plate Company
Pridgeport
Pittaburg
A. Robinson
Willan Goodhue
Offerala
Tin Plate Company
Marmon
Harmon
Emma After Mrs Belmonts Scalp Excoriates Society Reader
In Hoston Mass Dean Gold man delivers a harsh address aimed at Mrs C H P Belmont the New York suffragist society reader. Emma lashes out saying Wollin push to sound their cause yet it will fail and flagrant patronage of women fashion remains a disgrace in New York society rhetoric.
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Hoston Mass
Dean Goldman
C. H. P. Belmont
New York
Fragmentary quote on woman suffrage and anarchism
A garbled passage presents a speaker named WObHObbing railing against suppressing love for anarchy while declaring enduring affection for Mary and woman suffrage. The text appears as a disrupted OCR fragment with unclear attribution and missing context.
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Mary
Jose
Will Put It Up to Congress
Anarchist charged in Mexico seeks to influence U S policy via Congress. Reports say De Gils and allies planned pressure for a congressional investigation amid promises from senators. President Ding orders potential action. immigration case tied to federal labor department.
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Congress
Gusturee
vMictils
Tod Anaeles
Ah Wien
Washington
la Polleliy
Chlorophorms Used in Farmhouse Fatality Reported in Youngstown
In Youngstown Ohio on December dates a man and a woman were chloroformed by a visitor who then left. Mrs Margaret Galloway and her daughter were drugged but survived. Mrs Howard was later found dead at the door, while Mrs Howard Wise lived apart from her husband Eric Howard. The incident involved a forged poisoning claim and a letter saluting a new marriage.
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Youngtown
Fae
Addie Howad
Margaret Galloway
Warriner granted thirty days to prepare for trial
Hig Four railroad treasurer Charles L. Warriner, jailed in Columbus penitentiary, asks for thirty days to put his affairs in order. Prosecutor and counsel clash over timing as Warriner converts his cell into an office and delays court proceedings amid rumors of recent visits and extended mail traffic.
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Uni Prema Wire
Cineinanti
Dim TeeCharles L. Warriner
Hig Four
Columbus
Ohio
Hint
Tuowlay
Robinson
Warriner
Warerriner
Mee Warriner
French government to curb anti birth advocacy in print
Paris authorities announce a new plan to suppress literature claiming people would be better off without children. The move targets authors editors and publishers with penalties for such provocative content as depopulation concerns rise. Births in the past year show about 24 000 fewer than the previous period.
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United Press Wire
Paris
Dec
Suede
Minster Brain
Gauthier de Clatgny
France
Stabletiar
Unclear OCR misspellings confuse local record
Fragmentary text alleges an unclear dispute involving a Bellefontaine St Louis figure and a claim of a $450000 paper worth, with references to a train, deception, and a man named Charlee Donk in Ney Fork, details unavailable.
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Bellefontiin
Wiedmore
Man pleads guilty in Wellington murder case
Twenty two year old Hoy Mines pleaded guilty to second degree murder for the death of Clara Mett of Wellington. Prosecutors and defense argued about a lovers pact and non fatal earlier shots, with the judge noting a perverted sense of justice and setting the life imprisonment penalty.
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Hoy
Clara Emett
Elyria
United Prema Wire
Hig
Tee
Kino
Clara Miluth
Wellington
Shank
Hines
Mystvey
Atetorney Clayton Chapman
Abel
Chapman
Titote
Tin
Eliiatt
Hinde
Operliy
Tito
Owen
Chapin
Hio
Oye
Original Lancaster family and a tangled matrimonial tale
Lulinenelin Ltd and Garnet Lasvosier of Myannville figure in a chaotic case.Florence A Doe, jailed for alleged bigamy, is linked to a reform school charge after marrying a man via a matrimonial ad. Violet Lancaster, Garnet’s mother, allegedly caused a staged scene with tainted oranges. The Lancaster lineage traces back to Aver Minnennick who mailed money to seal a marriage bargain, leading to Garnet’s arrest and later imprisonment. The county jail identifies Garnet Lancaster as the inmate.
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United Press Wire
Lulinenelin, Ltd
Bed
t—Violet
Garnet Lasvosier
Myannville
Waa Mt
Florxence Aldoe
Mar Man Behroeler
Pregdot
Oklatoa
Lancasters
Violet Lancaster
Ehe
Aver Minennick
Cortland
Nebraska
Io Rooney
Garnet Taycaster
Hin
Waying
Weer Whiteman
Garnet Lancaster
Teddy the Big Hunter on Africa Expedition Route
New York today Teddy Roosevelt, famed hunter of big game, heads to California after six weeks in the far West. He will return home to Gangland as Colonel Stonevelt’s party prepares for further adventures in Africa. Roosevelt’s health is reported good as he continues expert work in the African woods.
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Seatous
Afriva
New York
California
Far West
Gangland
Stonevelt
Abdul's pawned jewels redeemed in a court note
Abdul's Jewels were redeemed after a lengthy dispute involving Parla jewelry hunters and a deposed Maron faction. A loan of £210,008 was secured from the Crown national pawnbroker, covering the value of the jewelry and settling the auction balance.
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Parla
Dewelry
Troy
Mokrh
Abdul Axit
Maron
Milton
Aiddut
Bene Ondey
phWoehop
Jowele
New evidence emerges in teen murder arraignment case
A report by Walted Preay from Wire Weisha Mia Dee describes new evidence in the juvenile court over the death of Detert, naming a new suspect and detailingWitness statements about a woman seen entering the ouellery. Detectives and counsel discuss possible impact on the ongoing hearing as the defense cites lack of new evidence.
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Walted
Weisha
Mia Dee
Tatty le Blanc
Clareney
Glover
Earl
Te Tame
Glover Taundry
Burl
Ouellery
Ervey
Glover Mimeok
Nathan ‘Cutts
Bilin Glover
Snow Storm Disrupts Chicago Rail Traffic
A severe winter storm hit Chicago delaying trains and halting daylight operations. Rail lines including Belt Line and Northwestern faced widespread delays as crews struggled with heavy snow and icy conditions. Authorities warned of further disruptions and urged caution for travelers and freight movements.
Ludlow Strike Settlement Probable After Board Visit
The state arbitration board, in Springfield, plans to meet Ludlow Polish workers today to present a proposed settlement. A mass meeting will decide on the proposition after the board’s afternoon session.
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Springflend
Mane
Progress Against Odds Deepens as Strike Drives Freight Turmoil
Two hundred more strike breakers join the Poros as rail workers battle stoppages in Chicago and Minneapolis. Officials warn of continued disruption to perishable freight and milked shipments while organizers claim the real work is by officials. Freight flows slow, yet railroads report some improvement as strikebreakers strain under cold weather and shifting duties.
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United Press Wire
Minneapolis
Minn
Dees
Hawley
Switchmen
Chicago
Cheago
Hullrowl
Wald
W. P. Trickett
de Manne
Minnesota Tranefeylars
Minnesota
Crobty
Tow Gres Northern
St Paul
Indictments Correctly Drawn in Banking Case
The U S Supreme Court reversed a Western District ruling and held that indictments against John A. Garbett Gideon Hyn Newnin Lavoy E B Mell directors of a bank were correctly drawn for reporting bank condition to the comptroller of the currency. The Wisconsin court had found the comptroller not an agent empowered to inspect the bank under the relevant statute. The Supreme Court deemed that view unsound.
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Wisconsin
Pe Bank
Eupreme
Young robber caught in act to undergo operation
Merit Dec reports preparations are under way for King Altvann to undergo an operation on a severe illness. Dr Moure of Bordesmum is coordinating care as Wing’s physicians approve the plan.
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ACT Ty
United Press
King Altvann
Moure
Bordesmum
Tie Wing
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Oregon & Washington
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