Detectives seek Patrick J. Kieran across cities
New York reports detectives hunt Patrick J. Kieran on a warrant issued in Pittsburg. He allegedly left a train in North Philadelphia, travelled to Newark, then continued by an outbound train. He denies crime. A local charity and Catholic groups face claims tied to Kieran’s alleged schemes.
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New York
Patrick J. Keiran
Pittsburg
Keiran
North Philadelphia
Newark
Dtte
Kelran
Gilroy
McCaffrey
Supreme Court
Curch
Kieran
Fatal Street Clash In Kansas City Holy Rollers
A Dec 4 Kansas City gunfight between a street preaching group known as the Holy Rollers and police ended with two dead two fatally wounded and several injured. Patrolman Arthur Dalhow and 13 year old Lola Pratt were killed, while Adam God preacher John Sharp was fatally wounded. Investigations followed near City Hall as crowds dispersed and police prepared for further action.
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Kansas City
Adam God
Exhorter
Dew
Holy Rollers
Religiana
Iain Sharp
Wader
Patro’sman
Arthur Dalhow
Mra Loula Pratt
Leas Akan
RAD
O. Dalbow
Patro
Lola Pratt
Davishter
Fonts Pratt
Adam Vied
John Sharp
Patrick Clark
Det
St. Josephs Hospital
Michael Mullane
Livilt
Harry
Bertinby Coom
Browh Ann Weight
George M. Holt
Juvantic Court
Rovera
Untold Story: Perry Found Dead In Chair
In Toledo, Dre, a man identified as Jose Perry, age 25, was found dead in his chair the morning after a gas leak from a stove suggested suffocation. The coroner labeled the death an accident, with the family nearby and the chair still in place.
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Ont
Toledo
Dre
Jose Perery
Wite
Cmt
Perry
Unclear excerpt reports damages in Atlanta marriage case
Fragmentary text describes Tasos Thomas, a chauffeur, eloping with Sylvia Speer, alleged to be among the South's wealthiest servers. Parents seek damages for alienation of affection. Text is largely garbled and incomplete.
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Atlanta
Tasos Thomas
Sylvia Speer
South
Anil
Forces an Admission in Standand Oil Hearing
New York December 9 A triangular comet move marked the Standand Oil hearing as K J Drake of Standard Oil Co Indiana testified to link his firm to the spread of grealine and household nocwmunity. The federal prosecutor argued the Standard was not the mover in this phase of the industry.
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New York
Lie Standand
K. J. Drake
Standard Oi Co
Indiana
Grealne
Feder- M
Brutal Murder Shocks Kentucky Town
In Rinseel Springs Mamie Wamue, 18, daughter of Logan Wane, is found murdered. The body bears head trauma and strangulation marks, bloodhounds are on the trail, and residents fear lynching if the killer is found.
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Rinseel Springs
Dee
Mamie Wamue
Logan Wane
Boly
Yeaggs Break Bank Rivalry In Morning Showdown
Maize Kansas on December 9 reports Yeags defeat the rivals at the state bank lobby in a brisk morning clash. The win comes amid early season tensions as teams jockey for local bragging rights and standings.
Record of six day hike race at town
BROAK RECORDS New York reports the score of a six day hike race. Teams Hutt and Stoll McFarland and Moran Molxer and Lawton Hill and Denmarn among others finished. One lap in twenty mileage. Previous record was 184 miles.
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Broak Records
New York
Hutt and
Revolutionary Movement Affects Port De Paix Areas
Cape Halton and Hayti report a rising in the north against General Simone amid a claimed presidential succession. Port De Paix is the main affected town, with Gonaives expected to join as a focal point of the new movement.
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Cape Halton
Hayti
Simone Ate
Port de Paix
Gonaives
National Rivers and Harbors Congress Opens in Washington
The fifth annual session of the National Rivers and Harbors congress opened in Washington with speakers from government service and foreign affairs. Delegates seek a comprehensive waterways program and annual appropriations for improvements. Cardinal Gibbaned delivered the invocation.
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Congress
Cardinal Gibbon
Washington
Cavernor
Government Service
Foreignanttossadorm
Ile Pure Powe
Cardinal Gibbane
Teal elects Republican senator chair to succeed Allan
A caucus elected Senator Male as chair to lead the majority in place of the former majority leader Allan. The vote confirms Teal and Cudabiemian’s influence shaping the party's leadership.
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Wrehington
Dee
Wie
Alllann
Ruione
Hold Confab Delayed Talks on Defiant Disclosure Agreement
Washington and Derf Talt met for a preliminary conference but agreed not to disclose the details. A follow up session is planned tomorrow afternoon at Lomeworth's home with the Ways and Means committee to prepare a statement.
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Washington
Lomeworth
Ways and Metta Committee
Teleanne
King Recovers From Illness After Prolonged Ailment
Fragmentary OCR notes claim king was suffering from a fever rheumatic complaint and indicates the monarch has greatly improved after a period of illness. No clear dates or locations are readable. Further details are absent in the readable text.
John L Sullivan Seeks Divorce Amid Family Tensions
Chicago court records show John L Sullivan filing for divorce from Dee Sullivan. The case lists Meda Watt as the attorney in a matter involving the Sullivan household and potential custody considerations.
Goulds claim in custody suit sparks talk of settlement
In Warle on December 9 George Goulds opinion on Count Hon De Castellane pressing the custody case against Prince and Princess De Lagan focuses on pressuring his former wife into a large monetary settlement. Malire Rusmet presented Goulds view, urging that gossip about prior relations be dismissed as revenge prompted by motives.
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Warle
George Gould
Inshew
Hon) de Castellane
Prince
Pritevees DeLagan
Lemont
Malire Rusmet
Gould
Princese DeBagan
Chicago Bank Chief Son Dies by Shooting
Chicago, Dec. 9 Mobert Meron of Wabash Indiana, son of the president of the Warm ere' and Merchwate' bank, committed suicide by shooting at a hotel here after the meeting.
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Suiccides
Chicago
Mobert Meron
Wabash
Ind
Warmere’ and Merchwate’ Bank
Long Rocky Road for New Tariff Bill
Washington reports the new tariff bill faces a long process with Democrats drafting their own version. The bill requires approval by the Ways and Means Committee, Congress, and both houses before possible Senate amendments. two months or more may pass before final action after the next Congress convenes.
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Rocky Road
Washington
Twitter
Payne
Ways and Means
Conigrens
House
Senate
Old Statute Compensation Question Shifts in Prohibition Era
Amid national liquor debates, lawmakers discuss whether saloonkeepers displaced by local option laws in several states qualify for compensation under an old territorial act. Monroe and other counties vote dry, while New England cities shift licenses as reform measures continue to reshape saloon economics and enforcement.
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Supreme Court
Old Territorial Congress
Monroe County
New York
National Liquor League of the United States
Melemough
United States
Ohio
Tadiana
Wheelt
Michigan
Wircobeth
Territorial Congress
Itik
Robert Halle
Boston
Teaney Laine Yine
Needay Es Electtone
He Atate
Nicetine
Fall River
Gloucester
Haverhi
Salem
Dicense
Roosevelt labeled liar over Panama canal funds
The World accuses Teddy Roosevelt of deliberate misstatements about the Panama canal payments and asserts the $40,000,000 was not paid to the French government but to J. P. Morgan interests. J. B. Millard of Nebraska and editor Bellevan Smith of the Indianapolis News are named in the dispute as the controversy swells. Continued on Page Four.
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Neb
Roosevelt
P. Morgan Old Company
New York
New York World
Bellevan Smith
Indianapolis News
Panama
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