Inspection Provisions Tighten Bank Porting and Penalties
Changes in the section porting extend to private banks and employes who breach trust. Key updates raise penalties for fund misuses, tighten penalties for false statements, and increase penalties for advertising false capital. The superintendent of banks becomes governor appointed and removable, with no senate confirmation required. The bill nears completion after 85 of 120 sections adopted.
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Columbus
Wan
Fett
Senate
Winstatton
House
Fragmentary report on gas well drilling near Byxa Boreas
Partial OCR note reports Gan Guoher at Byxa Boreas describing farm work on Pies Street and a discovered gas flow. It mentions a heavy flow at a depth around You eet with Thomas Wal and notes several other wells to be drilled.
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Gan “Guoher
Byxa
Boreas
Iittere
Frank Fridy
Thomas Wal
Ame Wishaldi Arrested in Omaha Hotelviolation Case
An interstate fraud indictment targets John A Wishaldi a wealthy Taloton County stockman. He faces charges linked to a New York hotel and alleged banking scheme. Authorities from the Northern District of Texas report locating him in an Omaha hotel. The case follows a Marshall Texas grand jury indictment with connections to prominent New York entities.
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Omaha
Lumber Investigation Opens Against Multiple Lumber Firms
A Missouri and Texas based lumber conspiracy probe began before Special Commissioner Wolner G Mitchell in Macon Missouri. Attorney General Hidley has filed a high profile quprymne court case involving 47 lumber companies. Justice Jewel P Lightfoot attended the hearing. Yellow fever case reported on the Aconcagua at canal zone port February 2 with spread concerns and canal zone health officials monitoring conditions amid ongoing efforts led by Col. William Gorgas.
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Wolner
G. Mitchell
Macon
Hidley
Andiguint
Jewel P. Lightfoot
Canal Zone
Washington
Aconcagua
Guayayull
Ecundor
Wiltiam Gorgas
Gorgas
Notes From Everywhere Amid Fractured Headlines
A garbled dispatch reports Max Wille wanted in New York on an etobecalement charge arrested in Souview Cal. Various names tied to Pennsylvania Railroad board directors near expiring terms. Chinatown investigations proposed by clergy, with a royal entourage including Prince Awenwt and Princess Victoria. Navy Secretary Metcalf’s son subjected to legal turmoil and alleged poisoning case. Swindle investigations spread across regions, and remarks on British and Canadian naval activity amid a turbulent news jumble. Seventy people connected to a boner incident cited, while a jury recount related to a vote near Jacob Nou appears.
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Max Wille
New York City
Souview Cal
Furnlabel
Henry
Prick
Clement A. Griscout
C. G. Tagerwoll
Pennsylvania Railyoa Co
Chinatown
New York
Ping Y. Mow
Sturnilpalon
Willian
Awenwt
Victoria
Berlin
Corto
Venen
Victory N. Metal
Am Mildelpenen
Byala
Saint Bebmertan
Wbao
Frene Atpanivl Bank
Lette
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelpha
China
Toni Cie
Lasleve
Puediy
New Delal
Convicted by Court Martial in BotS Barracks
Fragmentary report notes a court martial at Bots Barracks Wiibo naming Washington March d6 Cuyt Clark Dudley. It cites cruelty charges for compelling a youth to parade and walking barefoot with insult shouted. Capt Didier ordered punishment, said to last four months.
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Wanhington
Cuyt Clark Dudley
Bots Barracks
Wiibo
Virulent throat disease investigated by congress request
Fragmentary report shows a veterinary issue in Mississippi county involving virulent throat disease among livestock. The text references a department investigation and a member of Congress who preempted renewal of action, with unclear names and dates due to damage.
Fragmentary Cleveland item on wartime troop movement
Partial OCR note mentions Cleveland, Bryan, Marek Lite Maury A Kiri and a fleet related to occupation by a local council. Reading is incomplete but indicates military movement or occupation context. Strong names and places suggest a early 20th century wartime brief.
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Cleveland
Settior Gien
Bryan
Marek Lite
Maury
Kiri Wages
Kn Fleet
Me Wbly
Confessed Husband Shot Wounds At Hospital Admission
An article recounts a confession by a woman linked to her husband’s shooting, detailing interactions at St Johns New Hospital Lorain Avenue. The narrative describes the couple’s movements from the Levee to a suburban market area, with police involvement and notes of voluntary statements.
London Theatre Marel Dbury Lane Burns in Fire
A famous London theater on Marel Dbury Lane was permanently destroyed by an early Wednesday blaze. The interior and walls suffered heavy damage as flames swept through the building while crowds watched from nearby windows. Fire crews fought the blaze but could not save the structure, with about 400 men reported near the scene and heroics noted as they tried to rescue the theater.
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Burns
London
Marel
Dbury Lane
Lane Lam
Bulgarians Apply for Food in Toledo Frat Row Tiff
In Toledo Ohio a garbled report notes Bulgarian applicants seeking meal aid amid a housing dispute. The fragment references a fraternity row and a peculiar talk about a dramatic break from work. No clear names or dates are preserved.
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Toledo
Taternary
State Legislature Case From Coluhytine March 20
Fragmentary report notes proposed measures possibly about mining, employment, and site allocation. Mentions Perr Linittlie and Hille Witenduemd with unclear roles. Indicates discussions on providing for a committee to oversee site use and a two person team for an unspecified project.
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Coluhytine
Berit
Spertut
Tenement House Fire Bombing Attempt Reported in New York
Police say Dan Barry attempted to burn a 664 6th Street tenement by dousing oil on the roof and woodwork to trap tenants. Smoke alarms sounded as he aimed to delay exits while threatening further harm. Investigators note tenants had received threatening letters about being burned out in prior weeks. The motive is linked to alleged Black Hand activity.
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New York
Dan Barry
Fet
Volver Barry
Congress and Warhingti March 26 Senate report
The Senate considered a financial and infrastructure measure directing the secretary of the treasury to pay 10 000 to Yard unster Burton of Paint for canal injuries and to establish a corps trained for United States ways while a transportation and agricultural bill moved forward amid committee reports and a favorable vote on a port town proposal.
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Senate
He Treasury
Taking of Evidence in Inquest on Lazarus Averbioh
Coroner Hott man began Tuesday the inquest into Lazarus Averbioh’s death, three weeks after he was shot by Chief Bilboy while attempting to assault the elder. Guards were posted to prevent disturbances and all on the county building floor were watched during proceedings.
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Chicago
Hottman
Lazarus Averbioh
Bilboy Tree
Meri
No Foundation for Statement on Gillette Pardon
A persistent report claimed Governor Highew tind would grant eight reprieves for Chester Gillette before his execution at Auburn prison next week for the murder at Big Moon Lake two years ago. Officials say there is no foundation for the report and the governor would not be quoted on the subject.
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Alvany
Marvel
Highew
Chester Gillette
Bie Miothara Danke
Auburn Prison
Og Brown
Big Moone Lake
Inspecting Torpedo Tubes En Route To Magdalena Bay
In San Diego Lieut Joseph KR Defroes of the U S government naval gun foundry in Washington heads to Magdalena Bay to inspect new torpedo tubes for the battleship fleet a trial so announced by the department. Also report: Sheriff Webb shot and killed in Helena near Billings Wyoming fugitive Byckfound captured. sheriff died March 26. In New York a 13 year old boy Stephen Curtis declared dead by a physician after a 1000 volt shock at Brooklyn Rapid Transit power house observed recovery attempts and hospital treatment ongoing.
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San Diego
Cal
Joseph KR. Defroes
United States Government
Naval Gun
Washington
Desperado
Helena
Mont
Webb
Yellowstone County
Maysell Shell
Olx Aubiea
Billings
Williui Byckfound
Wyoming
West
Byckfound
bin Winder
Hyckfound
New York
Brooklyn Rapid
Tranatt Co
Stephen Curtis
Ralph Stewart
Stewart
Enovar
Secret Stomach Remedies Alarm Against Quacks
Advertises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe alternative to secret tonics and drugs from quacks. Claims the tablets digest food, strengthen stomach nerves, and prevent gas and indigestion. Promotes a free sample and lists Marshall Michigan address for the Stuart company.
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Stuart
United States
Canada
Wtreneih
Wig
Liege
Stuart Go
Stuart Blig
Marshall, Mich
Not Out of Danger for 1D W Stevens
Durham W Stevens, foreign adviser to the Korean government at Seoul, was seriously wounded by a Korean at the ferry station Sunday. He is advancing slowly at St Francis Hospital, with doctors noting a near penetration of the chest cavity by a revolver shot.
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W. Stevens
San Francisco
Durham W. Stevens
Seoul
St Francis Hospital
California
Reat
Cali Pond
Stevens
Five Spankinds Held On Alien Labor Charge In Clarksburg
In Clarksburg West Virginia on March 26 five Spankinds were arrested and charged with violating the alien contract labor law. They appeared at a Tuesday hearing and were remanded to jail on a $1000 bond. They face transfer to the federal center for review by the secretary of commerce and labor. One family faces complications as a native-born baby born in the country complicates deportation prospects. If found guilty others in the family may be deported once evidence is reviewed. Deportation would bar any future return to the United States.
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Clarksburg
Wo Va
United States
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Pointe of View Adialeir-Dorls and Portrait in Praise
A fragmented piece praises a female friend’s appearance and virtues. It mentions a 14 6 good complexion and devotional art, noting a shift toward a particular personal style. The text appears as a garbled, incomplete quotation with obscure names.
Shifted Responsibility and Sour Money Mystery
A fragmented quotation shows Mr. Straus Barker discussing money handling with phrases about being careful, wax lent to others, and letting them bear losses. The garbled text suggests inquiries into responsibility for funds and mismanagement, with unclear names or dates remaining readable.
Unuated Dollars Reward for Catarrh Cure Claim
An ad-like notice offers a reward for a cure of catarrh claiming Hall's Catarrh Cure can treat all cases. It asserts endorsements by J. Cheney and others, lists a wholesale drug firm, and markets the remedy with testimonials and a 10 cent price per bottle.
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Hall
Mall
Brother's death and sister's death linked by shock
In Lorain Ohio William Kebley died after an electric pole fall caused electrocution during a dive. His sister, Hoa, died of a hemorrhage upon learning the news. In Canton Ohio thieves target church services and drippings tell of the search at First Baptist church. In Youngstown a thief stole the mite Vox at the First Christian church.
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Lorain
William Kebley
Siater
Canton
Thiever
First Baptist
Youngstown
Firat Chrintthn
Local suit filed over domestic dispute and alleged assault
Clara A. Shively has filed a $1,000 claim against Levi K. Morer alleging assault in a domestic dispute. The complaint cites an incident around March 17 on Maven Street and seeks redress for injuries and damages.
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Buen
Findlay
Clara A. Shively
Levi KB. Morer
Burglars Blow Open Safe in Bowling Green Store
Burglars blew open the safe at Samp son and Holter's store at Lucky Will s Weedell and Charles Greiner were pursued. They demanded revolvers but fled. only $3 was taken in the rambling incident reported in Bowling Green.
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Bowling Green
Sampson & Holter
Lucky
Wills Weedell
Charles Greiner
Jokes Lead Minster Man to Insanity in 1920s Case
William Bernan Drees a 22 year old from Minster was sent to Toledo State Hospital as hopelessly insane after an April Fool prank caused a ghost scare in his father’s factory where he worked as night watchman. The report notes the haunting incident occurred a year earlier.
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Wapakoneta
William ‘Bernan Drees
Minster
Toledo State Hospital
Neighbors Suffer Fire Incident On Same Morning
Mrs Oscar Zuck and Mr Minnette Van Gundy of Sycamore were injured in similar coal feeding accidents while starting a fire on the same morning. Both suffered facial injuries and loss of portions of hair. The incidents occurred near Upper Sancuaky, O, affecting two neighboring households.
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Sancuaky
Oscar Zuck
Minnette van Gundy
Sycamore
Neh
No Jurors to be Found Bucyrus Morrow Change of Venue
March 25 report from Mt Gilead notes defense lawyers for Sherman Peck indicted for arson claim no Morrow County juror has not farmed an oophilon. Peckaluna tied to Bhad Weatbrook murder charge, later annulled. May Send Two to Prison Millersburg details sudden death of Delphia Conners from alleged illegal operation. physician unnamed, coroner’s inquiry ongoing.
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Bucyris
Sherman Peck
Morrow County
Mt Gilead
Peckaluna
Bhad
Millersburg
Delphia Conners
Coshocton
Robbery Attempt Ends in Arrest During Leap Year Debate
A March 25 incident in Jonas Miller street ends with a girl named Birdie Semple arrested after allegedly entering a store through a back window and stealing $400 worth of women's wear. Police arrived as the scene unfolded. the piece also debates Leap Year marriage proposals and unmarried women’s rights, noting the six week window for proposals and a general public reaction.
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Jonas Miller
Orress
Birdie Semple
Dail
The Heritage of Droids sparks Victorian fashion talk
England releases a new book by Wilfred Webb exploring hats and heavy garments, suggesting lighthearted news tone amid debates on hat styles. Webb predicts Lecubere will become the fashionable wear for women as men debate mood and brightness when hats shift.
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England
Wilfred Webb
Webb
Windy street rescue: strangers aid mother and child
In Nassau street a gust blew an umbrella away, cap off a baby's head. Two men placed the cap back on the infant, a fourth handed the mother a coin, and passersby resumed their hurried steps amid the wind and clutter.
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Nassau Street
Miu
New York
Aes
Five Penny Drama on Streetcar Ride
A poor woman scrambles for pennies to ride home on a streetcar. In the crowd a five dollar gold piece is glimpsed in the purse amid panic and confusion. The conductor retrieves a penny and dismisses the treasure as mere copper. The scene ends with the woman surrendering her remaining pennies.
Unclear Emergency Ward Bargain Incoherent Exchange
Fragmentary OCR text shows a tense exchange in an emergency ward between George the head nurse and a patient or worker, mentioning payment demands and vague threats. The garbled lines discuss money, terms, and possible promises of return, without clear names, dates, or locations to anchor the event.
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Sun Branclco Chronicle
George
Waseroulluy
Dollar
Burr
Guiki
Nis
SonoMe
Ely “Dent Bay
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