Labor Leaders Sentenced to Jail for Contempt
Washington plus Chicago reports say Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison and John Mitchell were jailed for contempt linked to the Buckeye Stove case. They received sentences of twelve nine and six months with bonds posted and appeals planned as labor figures denounce the court.
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Samuel Gompérs
Morrison
John Mitchell
Junction
Bucks Store Co
Washington
Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
John Antehell
American Federation of Lator
Courtlo
Martin
Jialicn Wright
Gompers
Public Addressen
Hil
Anstion Wright
Gowperk
Mitchell Nil Morelaon
District Court of
Ape Pealk
W. J. Ryan
Learance
Aginst Court
Dentence Way
Liferrina
Missouri Court Bans Standard Oil and Republic of Co
The Missouri Supreme Court ousted Standard Oil of Louisiana and Republic of Co from the state. The ruling addresses antitrust style action and restraining effects on the oil interests within Jefferson City. The decision follows lengthy court proceedings and signals a major shakeup in regional oil operations. The report notes courtroom arguments and potential implications for state commerce policy and asset control.
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Missouri Supreme Court
Standard
Waters-Pierce
Republic Oil Companies
Princess de Sagan Soon
Paris
Jefferson City
Supreme Court of Missouri
Standard Oil Company of
Ladiana
Republic of Co
Stata
Castro Vows Return to Power in Venezuela
Castro declares in anger that he will immediately return to Venezuela to lead a movement to overthrow the current government. He accuses the United States of aiding the regime and claims Holland promised support for a war, denouncing Warrington’s rulers as puppets and proclaiming himself protector of the nation. He warns of confiscation of property and arrest upon return, while German officials doubt any homecoming.
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Venezuela
Berit
Castro Voll
Vencauela
Castro
United States
Dilelguelag
Warrington
Elalny
Holland
Imeelf
Reluitte
Tie
Man Blown to Atoms in Clinton Ohio Fire
An explosion destroyed a building in Clinton, Ohio. William McCland reportedly died from heart trouble after a dynamite blast during a fire fight. Only fragments of his body were recovered.
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Clinton, O
Wm. McCland
New Venezuelan government backed by U S ships
United States actions support a Gomez led regime in Venezuela as a new constitution takes hold. Washington officials approve naval reinforcements to deter foreign interference, while Castro’s plot is exposed and Gomez gains control with strong U S backing.
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L of Venexuelt
Gomez
United States State Department
Washington
United States
Cares
Gueira
Vanoxtela
Venezuela
Castro
State Department
Navy Department
Root
Minasleapy
New Hampshire
Carneas
Yeaterday
Gomes
Genes
Cadtro Ale
Thief Baffles Canton Police in Quick Safe Robbery
In Canton on December 23, a burglar cracked the safe at Fun by Behun Serenn Door Works and fled with cash and valuables. The incident occurred in a short time, leaving investigators pursuing the thief.
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Sare
Canton
Thravas
Behun Serenn Door Works
Quiet Christmas Planned by President and Roosevelts
Washington December 2 President and Mrs Roosevelt and family plan a quiet Christmas at the White House The entire family including Miss and Mr Longworth will leave the White House Christmas day for holiday observances locally and with relatives through the season
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Max
Nicholas Longworth
Fragmentary relic note on Norwalk family story
A clipped OCR item from Norwalk, Nebraska describes a tale of a Canadian woman who claimed she knew the time when a man was a boy. The text appears garbled and includes names or phrases such as Beldhomya and Mefretiat, with references to Towers and relatives.
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Srey
Yesteryeal
Norwalk
Nec
Beldhomya
Canada
Chicago stores grant clerks two holidays
Chicago department stores announced unprecedented holiday relief for clerks. Closing Christmas Eve, then reopening the following Monday morning, the move rewards workers for handling the holiday strain. The decision, praised for recognizing clerks’ efforts, is expected to set a pattern for other retailers nationwide.
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Chicago
Teo
Bunnin
Femre
Paris Pace Sparks NY Debate On European Tour
New York Democratic chairman William J. Conners returns from Europe and says Paris pace is faster than New York. He notes long work hours and limited leisure, laments police cannot match the Paris tempo, and praises European fashion beliefs while recounting his travel wardrobe.
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Fiagy
Conners
New York
Paris
William J. Conners
Democraticate Committee of
Europe
The
Herald
London
Arm Torn to Shreds Ends in Amputation for Springfield Girl
In Springfield on December 2 a girl named News Hayes aged nineteen had her arm caught in a laundry machine. The machine shaft slipped from shoulder to fingers, forcing her to endure forty five minutes before workmen freed it with a crane. She later fainted and was taken to city hospital where surgeons amputated the arm at the shoulder.
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Sprinfield
News Hayes
Naapital
Firebug Starts Five Conflagrations At One Time
Salem Oregon this morning saw five separate fires break out, two houses and a barn burned. A local youth was suspected as the arsonist while investigators and fire officials work to determine the cause. The incident disrupted daily life as responders battled flames across multiple properties.
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Salem
Marechal
Gillette Theater Lot to Be Sold for Debt
Foreclosure action on the Cibett theater mortgage of 15000 against owner G G Gillette of Fostoria and lender A V Wright of St Louis. A court order for sale was issued after the foreclosure of the mortgage, the theater being in jeopardy due to financial difficulties.
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Gillette Theater
Find. Lay
Cibett Theater
Tudeday
Orden
A. V. Wright
St. Touts, Mich
G. G. Gillette
Fostoria
Wilette
Been & Money Loxer
Casbier Arrested For Cracking A Safe In Balmila Bank
McAlester Oka December 23. Rare Billett formerly assistant enadler of the Piret National Bank at Balmila was arrested yesterday on information from County Attorney Douhert charging him with robbery of that bank on December 24. Denhert says Elliott has restored the money, $2700, to the bank. The robbery was thought to be the work of professionals.
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McAlester
Oka
Rare Billett
Enadler
Piret National Bank
Balmila
Cownaty
Douhert
Denhert
Heliott
Balloon Flight Planned In Ohio This Afternoon
Fayiton De. W-Dr. Ht. W. Phompaon of Salem De. A.W. Clow of Canton and Frank Blaon of Mas inolia will ascend a balloon late this afternoon. Frank P. Lahm is anticipated here after the holidays for a balloon trip.
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Fayiton
Dec
Ht. W. Phompaon
Salem
A.W. Clow
Canton
Frank Blaon
Masinolia
Ohio
Frank PF. Lahm
Interest wanes in Hains case at Flushing
In Flushing New York on March 23 interest in the Hains trial waned as Amy testimony concluded with other eye witnesses still on the stand today.
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Flushing
Fearing law insurance official dies by own hand
New York December 26 Protortek A. Burnham former president of Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company died by inhaling gas in his apartments. He faced indictments in connections with the company and was under several pending charges. Family calls the death accidental. Burnham had resigned two years ago amid five indictments including grand larceny and former in third degree.
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Burnham
Mutual Reserve
New York
Prodortek A. Burnham
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company
Burehom
Durnham
Harmham
Murnhan
Mutual Reserve Company
Roosevelt’s Temperate Reply to Congress Speech Draft
President Roosevelt completed a draft reply to Congress focusing on temperate tone. The document, prepared with cabinet review, aims to quell explosive accusations about secret service investigations of members. It notes no names will be named and emphasizes a conservative, measured approach.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Hoosevelt
Congress
Hanaire
Mr. Roosevelt
Secret Service
Aft
Congo
Damaging Evidence Against The Grafters
Pittahure Dew and Wy W. Rameey faced preliminary hearings on bribery and conspiracy charges. Vilsack and others testified about payments to councilmen to secure the German National Bank as city depository. A flashing photo of a council member was highlighted as key evidence. Additional arrests were expected after the hearings, with several council members summoned for questioning.
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Pittahure Dew
A. A. Vilsack
Wy. W. Rameey
German National Bank
National Bank
Nesbitt
Vilsack
Riela
Pittsburg
Councl
Voters’ League
Ft Ie
Department of Public Safety
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