Whitewash Committee in Cold Day Standing Testimony Refused
A legislative inquiry faced obstruction as members refused to testify. Prominent editors and businessmen, including Cook and Cochran, were arrested for contempt after declining to answer questions. The committee, led by Toil, aims to uncover sources of information and pressure for timely conclusions as the probe continues.
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Wumtite
Cochran
Toleda NoweeTee le Mone
Ted
Charles J. Jeevaman
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
B. 1 Cook
Citizen
Thnurtlon
Thomas H. Hennemmy
Ueehuke
Witnemwen
Balk
Cook
Ch. W. Meloy
Daniel J. Ryan
Senate
Atorton
Anid McCoy
John 1 Toil
Pretarun
Tox
Tuomlay
CC. Jayo
Ralph TeBlondy
Alc. Crouse
Rerippa
Beven
Prosecutor Seeks Mandamus Probe in Circuit Court
United Pron Wire Cinelyna reports the prosecutor seeks a mandamus proceeding against Circuit Judge Bel a Pracee Puritan Me uuitys Hoan Of ther bench. The court delayed action as prosecutors argued bias and prejudice against the defense. The presiding Common Pleas Court Chair Hust and others ponder next steps while the court considers whether to compel new proceedings and order fresh consideration by the judges.
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United Pron
Cinelyna
Rideon
Dicknon
Mandunae
Dane Hust
Thommen Jones
Deanliate Agbatitutis
Coxe Atlornes
Rermutting
Efroat
Thin
Deele
Bait
Canterbury Archbishop to Crown King George V in Westminster
A garbled May report indicates Canterbury Archbishop will crown the heir to King George V. The fragmentary text mentions Westminster and royal ceremony, but specifics are unclear due to OCR issues.
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Canterbury
George V
Judge Dickson pressured in bid to compel access to flawed reform
The ruling concerns three parties near Proneeniter Hut where Judge Dickson faces a bid to force Dickeen to allow selection of one of two preferred inflatments. The case centers on access and procedural scope within the local election dispute.
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Proneeniter Hut
Dickson Ie
Dickeen
President Returns to Washington After New York Trip
The president flew back to Washington early today after a visit to New York yesterday. A light rain ended a heat wave overnight as officials reported the loan revival in the capital.
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Washington
Trust
New York
Presidentsmith Strike Exposes Expulsion of Nine Students
United Press wire reports a security stir at a northern university as a protest triggers mass expulsions. Presidentsmith claims a secret meeting yet authorities deny, and nine seniors and juniors face removal for participating in a political demonstration. Names listed include Imadore troth Erle Rennayl Wheater Newark Curt Mrgeen Obie niet Verrell Penton Bridge le J. J. Moinnte Vivier Jubneon and others.
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Mio
Ohin
Neethern
University
Lima
Obieniet Verrell
Penton Bridge
J. J. Moinnte
Webinee
Deligeporte
Vivier Jubneon
New Castle
Hh Wilson
Junio
Milwa
Dangerous Place for Fire Sparks Panic Across City
A massive blaze early today near Minted insiplent Dlatow in sixteen Henn Testes caused alarms across New York. Policeman Charles Wileht reported a life-threatening scene as residents fled and smoke filled the air, with victims removed from danger and emergency crews battling the flames for hours.
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United Press Wire
New York
Gandlibe
Househead
New Yorke
Charles Wileht
Nye Bribery Allegations Tie to Adams County Reform
A noisy trail of allegations links State Printer E A Crawford and lawmaker Nye to a $1000 bribery bid aimed at moving Adams County from the Seventh to the Fifth Judicial District. Turner opened the case detailing Nye's attempts to secure support from Kimble and the steering committee while Crawford denies soliciting funds though discussions occurred. Prosecutor Turner presented witnesses including Clerk Charles Kemper as the case widens, with Nye on trial as evidence points to political maneuvering within the Kimble district and calendar committee influence.
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Iy United
Brees
Columbya
George B. Nee
Tebit Teton
Ate Criminal Courte
Mrenklin
B.A. Craw
Elam
Welter F. Brown
Tucos County
Rud Tynicke
Tex Cox
Mamile County
Kimble
Bikwu Ome
Turners
Kimble Innis
Adama
Nye
Adame County
Turnere
eerthy-Geff Baird Ve
Ture
Brown
Hy Nye
Turner
Crawford
Word Lycome
Meg
Craveford
Adama County
Kim- Me
Kimme
Mye
Hae
Charles Kemper
A. Crawford
Scardal
Kempel
Harion W. Kempel
Hentailwen
Hove Douriiel
Pike County
Proveenter Turner
Memiberaliiy Naework
Bethe
Nogan
Beibery
Suffragettes in New Zealand to All Fortnight Debates
Fragmented OCR recounts a suffrage scene with references to New Zealand and New York, mentions women voters and public speeches, and notes crowds and debate. Text irregularities imply a summary of wartime or early suffrage activity with mixed references to locations and participants.
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Wiss Hill
New Zealand
Nye scheme to fund Pike county influence in bill vote
A jury heard testimonies about Nye offering to use 4500 to sway Kimble supporters and secure Pike county inclusion in a bill. Crawford testified Nye wanted control on county votes and influence over the state committee. The defense pressed questions on motives and political ties amid adjournment warnings.
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Nowy
Mae Ohlet
Bert
Hove
Pike County
Crawfont
George
Atornes Can J
Dayton
Crawford
Top
Kimble
Adin County
Jabout
Wollte
Ha ‘Vieih
Muakters
Howe
Nye
Belcher
Jadae Kinkeah
Cote
Australian homesteader halts loggers in Minnesvita standoff
Biwadik Minnesota May 21 a confrontation occurred when an Australian homesteader, Peter Varbanted, stood before his cabin on the north branch of Wanarhen-ereets with a high power rifle, blocking loggers from Northern Lumber Company who sought to float cut lace downstream. Varbanich, aged about seventy, has been described as a persistent figure in Horsenhoeing courses, with schooling reportedly from one to eight grades.
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Biwadik
Minn
Minnesvita Hive
Peter Varbanted
Rome
Wanarhen
Here
Tay
Northern Lumber ‘Company
Orgeant Mb
Parse Mat Vorbanich
Impossible to Reach the Pole and Court of War News
An inconsistent wire service mix reports on polar exploration attempts and Franco German frontier tension. It notes Amundsen style expeditions facing Antarctic winter, German ambassador discussions with French ministers, and a Paris court case involving a hatpin incident and a harem skirt wearer. The piece blends sensational anecdotes with brief geopolitical claims from London and Paris bureaus.
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United Press Wire
London
Dr. Coube Brendes
Seth Polar Realty
Bouth
Antarétic
Amundad Roenne Fis
Mika
Rite
Ty Wuld
Prosecutor Hunt Seeks Rehearing On Perjury Indictments
United Press report notes Prosecutor Hunt moving for a rehearing to quash the perjury indictments against Rose George J. Cox, following a judge's prior decision in Common Pleas Court. The motion seeks clarity and reversal, with trial strategy outlined in the filing. The article mentions Judge Dickson and CP claims amid legal maneuvering.
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United Press Wire
Cinemat
Hunt
Rose George J. Cox
Common Pleas
Dickson
Be My Guest of King George at London affair
Historic report from New York May covers JOWeTT 10 seeking personal guest status with King George in London. The piece notes his failing attempt and details about proceedings before a grand jury, including Judge Dickson demanding legal authority for state revenue rehearing.
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Jowett
King George
New York
Dows
Geor Vo
London
Biltig
Heatten
Governor Wilson Speaks Today in Twin Cities Tour
Governor Wilson of New Jersey spoke today during a Western swing, praising independence and unity as he addressed the public in Minneapolis Saint Paul. He said the nation’s strength lies in its independent spirit and urged support for a unified approach across regions while continuing his western tour.
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Minneapolia
Mion
Jersee
Aynerica
Weinhow Wilton
New Jersey
Ted Sthiagieapetia
Wilson
Widay Tre
Meiapenyelle
Cholera Outbreak in Constantinople Prompts Prize Offer
May 24 report of Asiatic cholera in Constantinople with several cases noted. Immediate famine or flagging measures enacted. A prize of $80,000 is offered to the foreign native who reveals the origin of the disease and its spread.
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Constantinoply
Hia Clty
Cube
T He Pertan
Forelan
Mexico Disorder Sparks Talks of U S Intervention
Turmoil in Mexico grows with insurgents operating independently of Madero and fears of American intervention. Reports claim Japan may demand action to protect its nationals, while Monterrey doctrine and neutrality issues loom over U S policy as Mexican leaders debate response.
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Japan
Torreon
San Antonio
United States
Monter
Mexico
Mader
Maxton Otte Bo
Poremn
Miniter de la Porra
Gots
Madera
Jhe Wurgente
General Figheron
We Crue Clatrio
Muderi
Goling
Mink
Mexico City
Assembly Refuses to Reopen Case in Southern Presbyterian
The Southern Presbyterian church assembly at Loulaville, Kentucky on May 4 rejected reopening the Rev. W. I. Binnety case. It ruled the assembly cannot review another body's proceedings but reaffirmed the confession of faith stating synods and assemblies must adhere to Protestant principles and not meddle with civil matters threatening the commonwealth.
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Loulaville
General Assembly
W. 1
Binnety
Alabama
Ttwag
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