Olaf Fearnoe Granted Retrial In Dynamite Case
In a news note from Indianapolis, Olaf Fearnoe received a retrial order after charges tied to dynamite cases. Olaf Tveitmoe claimed support while noting documents on file. The case involves alleged conspiracy to blow up a local site with transportation links and multiple named associates across cities including J. M. city, Anton Johanmee, and E Gas of San Francisco.
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Iian
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Olaf Fearnoe
Dianapolis
Hice
Vwenamara
Anne Wae
Olaf Tveitmoe
Los Angeles
Esides Tveitm
J. M . City
Anton Johanmee
E ‘Gas
San Francisco
Sedicee
French Would Foster Ambition To Seek U N Candidacy
Washington January 7 The announcement shows Co Burton L French declaring his plan to run for United States office. The formal statement confirms long standing intention to enter the race and commence campaign efforts.
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Washington
United
Co’ Burton
Fragmentary OCR Note Signals Communication Disruption
The readable fragments indicate a communication interruption with mentions of aging errors and repeated tones. No clear names or locations emerge to specify a particular event or authority.
Fragmentary Tev. report notes federal cases and ages
The readable lines discuss four federal matters and an age detail, with limited context. Further specifics on parties, courts, or outcomes are not provided in the fragment.
Ichthon eras was delec rating the service and to bring its business methods up to date
Ichthon eras plans modernization of its service quality and business practices to align with current standards. The article notes efforts to update operations and improve customer offerings amid organizational changes.
May Wheat Prices in Chicago Report
Market brief notes Chicago wheat trading on January 7 and May contracts with conditions reported. Prices and movements are summarized from the Chicago, Illinois market update.
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Chicago, Ills
Two Killed and Death by Own Action in LA
Police investigate a late night double murder and death by own action in Los Angeles. W. M. Melton attorney, Mrs. May Cox of Tennessee, and her twelve year old daughter Florence died from gunshot injuries. Florence cried he shot mother as she died. Melton had four bullets in him and one in the woman. Jealousy over Melton’s attentions to the daughter is suspected. The woman had written the daughter's name on a photograph and left the message Report the news at home. The divorcee had known Melton three years.
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Los Angeles
Cal
W. M. Melton
May Cox
Sannessee
Florence
Crie
Melton
Thomas Ewing Named United States Commissioner of Patents
The new head of the patent offices has spent his life straightening out kinks of inventive genius. He runs a Wall Street patent practice, has involvement with patents in various fields, and has managed multiple projects while dabbling in literature and public affairs in Yonkers and Washington.
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Thomas Ewing
United States
Commissioner OF Patents
Wall Street
Ewing
Radio firm head convicted in mail fraud case
James Dunlop Smith, president of a radio company, was sentenced to months in prison and fined about $5000 for conspiring to swindle investors via the mails. Burlingame, a company agent, received a seven year term and a $10 fine.
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New York
James Dunlop Smith
Burlingame
Militant suffragists seek audience with King George
London, Jan 7. Militants plan to lay their grievances before King George as they demand direct access. They reject communicating through cabinet ministers, accusing them of cruelty and treachery and insisting women should be heard personally by the king.
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London
George
Ferry Reentry Cuts London Route Time From Nankin Port
Shanghai reports the new Nankin to Pukow ferry reentry shortening the voyage to London to under fourteen days, saving ten hours and eliminating long waits in Nankin. The Trans Siberian line previously gave about sixteen days to reach London, while Tien Tsin Pukow added about a day and a half, now bridged by the latest ferry timetable.
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Shanghai
Nancity
Reni
London
Nankin
Pukow
Governor Investigates Miners Welfare Plea in Calumet
Governor Far ing visits Calumet to review housing conditions and the Western Federation of Miners offer to aid relief. He plans to inspect miners homes to confirm if women were told not to accept aid and assess welfare distress.
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Western Federation of Miners
Moyer to Visit Calumet After Governance Inquiry
Charleo J. Moyer, president of the Western Federation of Miners, led a meeting of advisers in Chicago and announced plans to travel to Calumet before the governor completes the investigation. He expected to depart Chicago by the end of the muck.
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Chicago
Ills
Charleo, Jr
Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Calumet
Women’s Meet Attracts Five Hundred Delegates
Five hundred attendees fill the convention hall for the women’s meet as delegates hear discussion on pending bills while the event remains neutral until Congress acts. The vice president Mrs. Marshall Mrs. Bryan and other cabinet wives host delegates this afternoon.
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Legis
Congress
Marshall
Bryan
Banking district proposal voiced at New York hearing
Testimony from Geo F Baker Jr of First National and Charlies Sabin of Guaranty Trust advocates a regional bank plan. They urge redrawing districts to include New York, Connecticut and northern New Jersey, with the Northeast split into two districts to cover places as far west as Pittsburgh.
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New Rae Sen
Mittes
New York
Geo. F. Baker, Jr
First National
Charlies Sabin
Guaranty Trust Company
Baker
J. P. Mae
York
Pittsburg
Connecticu
New Jersey
Promoter Proposes Scrap Match Across Mexican Border
A promoter suggests moving a boxing bout across the Mexican border to gain favorable conditions. The idea is under consideration as officials weigh location and safety factors.
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Bor
Promoter Confident on Cash-Positive Event
The promoter says no legal obstacles will intervene and that expected attendance will cover a good purse and leave profits. He expects strong turnout and financial viability for the planned event.
Huerta Decree Backs State Bank Notes Amid Financial Strain
Mexico City January 7 President Huerta issues a decree making bills of all state banks legal tender and obligatory with state bank notes guaranteed by the banks. The measure aims to float bills outside the law and limit the value of national and foreign issue in Mexico, signaling financial strain and near crisis conditions.
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Mexico City
Mex
Huerta
National Bank
Bank of London
Mexico
President Wilson’s Aide Lind Satisfactorily Serves Plan
Washington January 7 officials say that President Wilson’s aide John Lind’s recent actions are satisfactory. The purpose was to unfold recent plans and to ward Mexico more clearly than could be done by lengthy communications with success.
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Washington
Wilsonohn Lind
Mexico
Albany Assembly Speaker Confirmed by Departmental Confere
An Albany report notes the confirmation of the speaker of the New York State Assembly following a departmental conference. The article details the political maneuvering and the key figures involved in the appointment process within the state government.
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Albany
New York
Women Want to Play Cop in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake federated women clubs adopt a resolution urging two police officers be added To patrol picture shows cafes and restaurants during summer months to handle conditions the male force cannot manage. The plan aims to assign officers to public venues and assess needs for suitable candidates.
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Salt Lake
Federated Women’s Clubs of
Ager
Apa
Asselin
J. T. Beles
Eco
Associated Clubs
Major Hughes Convicted and Clemency Sought
Washington January 7 Major James B Hughes of the First United States Cavalry was found guilty and sentenced. The court moved to seek clemency and commuted the sentence upon petition.
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Washington
James B. Hughes
First United States Cavalry
Sen
Ras
Route Distribution Noted on President's Golf Outing
Report indicates candy distribution along the route during a presidential golf outing while youngsters near the path received sweets and attention from accompanying figures. The exchange drew praise for its festive mood and shows a planned supply gesture to attendees.
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Wan Daighind
Explorer Blake Dies in City of Pleurisy Complications
A noted figure in early Alaska exploration, Blake, known for his Arctic missions, died today from pleural disease. The obituary notes his influential work and ties to regional exploration efforts, with details of his early career and surviving relatives.
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Blake
Ee Es Erdlabaeiey
Preval
Alaska
National Baseball Commission closes final session on routine business
In Cincinnati on January 7 the National Baseball Commission held its final meeting of the annual session. Only routine business was addressed as player demands were settled late last night. The commission’s liberal stance was seen as a move to retain players and prevent defections to rival leagues.
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Cincinnati
National Baseball Commission
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