Government and California in Vast Conspiracy Probe
Los Angeles reports cooperation between federal and state authorities to uncover a claimed gigantic conspiracy. District Attorney W. Joseph Ford cites arrests and extradition cases tied to a nationwide inquiry, with Chicago gathering key evidence as officials clash over jurisdiction and aims.
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Los Angeles
Cal
United States
California
Agalstar
W. Joseph Ford
John D. Fredericks
Indianapolis
Ilegal
John J. McNusuura
Frd
Chicago
Fredericks
Ford
McNamara
Lesgeras
Assault victim loses eye in mysterious attack
Mont Pleasant December 4 Mrs I L Jordan of Hillivity the victim of a mysterious assault a month ago has lost the sight of her right eye. She was injured about the head and remains weak. She remembers nothing about the assault. No one has been arrested though authorities have worked on the case for a month.
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Monnt Pleasant
Jordan
Iilevity
Ana
Rural districts seek teachers amid winter terms
Greston reports rural Bobtolp fo Use county lacks winter teachers not from credential shortages but because many eligibles avoid country schools. Directors scramble to recruit willing educators for the season as winter approaches. Boone hosts poultry and corn exhibit December 19 20 with out of town speakers George D Holden and Catherine MacKay. Iowa City set to hear about public school agriculture and domestic science. IOwa State College figures feature in lectures.
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Greston
Boone
George D.holden
Owatonna
Mion
Catherine MacKay
Towa State College
Eo, Biutrop
Charles Edmonds Freed Cleared in Rodman Case
Charles Edmonds Freed of Qlenwold was released for custody after Maud Rodman failed to identify him in connection with the August abduction. Police report no other suspect linked to the crime.
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Charles Edmonds
Qlenwold
Abe Kence
Hong
Maud Rodman
Miss Rodman
Brandenberger Sentenced for Schranz Murder Guilty of Homicide
Dubuque report says Joseph Brandenberger, initially jailed for murder, was found guilty of manslaughter on retrial. He received eight years in prison with an intermediate sentence and ordered to pay 92 000 in fines or restitution.
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Dubuque
Joseph Brandenberger
Munder
Henry Schranz
Goualaughter
Gine
Perry Man Injured in Wreck At Britt
A Perry man suffered injuries in a wreck near Britt, with the incident leading to a costly settlement. Local authorities report the foreign sheeting and medical care details pending.
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Lohan Fe
Mason City
Rebels Seize Purple Mountain as Nanking Falls
In Nanking the rebel forces under Shenghai captured Purple Mountain after a fierce assault. Loyalists suffered hundreds of casualties as a bayonet charge drove them into the city. Admiral Mundock reported American ships moving toward Nanking to aid foreigners and reinforce Yangtze presence. The Pacific fleet was ordered to Banghal for rapid deployment.
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Nanking
Shenghai
Bung
Purple
Weebington
D. C
Murdock
Navy’ Department
Pompeil
Quiros
San Francisco
Pacific
Bhanghal
China
Mrs Patterson Freed After Murder Trial Acquittal
Denver jury acquits Mrs Gertinidg Gibson Patterson charged with murdering her Chicago husband Charles A Patterson on September 25. She swayed at verdict but regained composure and shook hands with attorney and jurors. Two jurors favored conviction, ten favored acquittal. Patterson aims to pursue a career in sugar adoptions if given a start.
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Denver
Colo
Gertinidg
Gibson Patterson
Charles A. Patterson
Chicago
Alen
Patterson
Wolgast Expected to Recover Soon After Illness
Lightweight champion Ad Wolgast is recovering at Clara Barton hospital after an appendicitis operation. A hospital bulletin reports he is resting quietly and doing nicely with a favorable general condition and nearly normal temperature, with no danger anticipated.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ad” Wolgast
Clara Barton Hospital
Woleuat
Wolgist
Ambassador Dudley Dies in Baltimore Hospital
United States ambassador to Brazil Dudley died suddenly from heart disease at Jenna Nop Kine hospital in Baltimore. His wife, a patient there, has not been informed. Dudley returned from Brazil on leave due to illness and sought treatment at Hopkins since October for heart and lung troubles.
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Baltimore
Dudley
Evanston
United States
Brazil
Jenna Nop Kine
Hopkins
Milwaukee seeks impeachment of city officials
Milwaukee alderman Carney moves to impeach Mayor Hmil Seidel City Clerk Carr O Thompson and City Attorney Daniel W Hoan for malfeasance misfeasance and nonfeasance in office Charging the trio with improprieties tied to this year s board of review actions and the enlarged rent role confirmation
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Milwaukee
Hmil Seidel
Olty
Carr O. Thompson
Daniel W. Hoan
Common Council
Carney
Board of Review
Author Killed In Flight in Austrian Accident
Vienna reports author Mosca died as a passenger with Lt Nittner in a crash near Wiemer-Neudtad l lower Austria. Mosca was thrown from the machine and fell to the ground and died instantly while Nittner was badly hurt.
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Vienna
Mosca
Suthor
Lieuttenant Nittner
Wiemer-Neuatdal
Lower Austria
Morca
Nittner
Spanish Students Strike Paralyzes Barca Amid Protests
Reported in Barcelona, Spanish students from colleges and higher schools stage a general strike to protest government repression and proposed measures. The action reflects widespread disapproval and a coordinated demonstration across cities.
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Mads 4
Spain
Madiog
Barcelone
Apa
Banker Hints at Bargain Ties Roosevelt 1904 Drive
Washington report on the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee hearing where Wharton Barker asserts a New York financier claimed financial interests would back Theodore Roosevelt for president in 1904 after a railroad bargain. Barker recounted meetings and cautioned Roosevelt’s alleged deal terms with railroads and rebates.
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Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce
Wharton Barker
Philadelphia
New York
Guaherer
Col
Theodore Hoonevelt
Barker
Broadway
Roogervelt
Parker
Roosevelt
Rockevelt
Con Stes
Loovevelt
Ogl
Theodore Ragpe- Yelk
Bedlaw
Slatere Prawn Akating Keokuk See Agna Dorsey
A fragmentary district notice from Keokuk references individuals named Slatere Prawn Akating See Agna Dorsey aged fourteen and Tenpelte artes Reed ae aged years in a Georgia area context. The incomplete OCR limits detail on action, authority, and date.
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Slatere Prawn Akating
Keokuk
Mulford Wins Vanderbilt Cup In Record 291 Miles
Savannah Ga Ralph Mulford American driver wins seventh Vanderbilt Cup covering 291 miles at an average speed of 74.03 mph with a 236 minute time. Ralph de Palma second in a German Mercedes two minutes 11 seconds back. Fourth place went to Harry Grant driving a Lozier with a 260 23 67.1 time. Bruce Brown set a second Grand Prize road record at 74.66 mph.
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Savannah, Gai
Ralph K. Millford
Losfor c
Ralph de Palma
America
Fidel Nne
Mintoe
Mulford
Spencer
Harry Grant
H. Parker
Fiat
Louis Disbrow
Saovannah
Tromen
David Lb
Bruce Brown
Guilonaire
Averee
Pope elevates 17 to princes of the Church
The pope ordains 17 prelates including Archbishop John Farley of New York Archbishop William O Connell of Boston and Archbishop Diomede Salcedo as princes of the Holy Roman Catholic Church in a ceremony at Rome The American delegates participate and honor the United States church
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Rome
Tradivioo
Threa’ Americana
John Farley
New York
William O'Connell
Bow Fon
Diomede Salcong
Ute Aportatlc
United States
Missouri Hour Law Case Highlights 18 Hour Work Limit
Judge Woodson rules that the federal labor law applies to Missouri rail workers, upholding a limit on consecutive hours. Case from Ava County involves Wabash Railroad fined for employing a foreman beyond 18 hours. Court affirms $5 daily penalty.
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Jefferecop City
Woodson
Mingoor
Avariax County
Akhane Reformatory Inmate Linked to Larceny Case
A report cites an India fugitive with alias Cleare Name and Daniel Harry Boe returning to Akhane Reformatory. Police connect the case to larceny charges involving multiple parties including Rose Sorsroty and others.
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Gemergenyilly
India
Harry Boe
Yintayny
Akhane Teformatory
Hote A. Gentegeg
Rose Sorsrroty
Boon
Harte Gayloge Rank Glonon Wea Tp State
Harte Gayloge achieved a notable rank at Tp State with Glonon leading in the event. The listing highlights Gayloge and Glonon among top finishers in the statewide meet.
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Harte Gayloge
Glonon
Land openings and settlement push spark farming interest
Fragments show government reclamation efforts and Blackfeet lands opened for settlement. References to 1907 1908 1909 dates and Uncle Ban hay indicate land entries and homestead stakes. Professor Thomas Shayy noted as an agricultural author embracing the new settlement potential in the United States.
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Thomas,Shayy
United States
Outburst in China Stirs Talks on Far East Peace
The London Observer questions how a recent upheaval in China could affect global stability and the future of Balkan tensions. The piece reflects on warning signs and the potential for broader upheaval influencing civilization’s peace.
Useful Christmas Gift Fountain Pen Advert
An advertisement touts Waterman’s Ideal fountain pen as a desirable Christmas gift for men women or children. It claims imitation of the Genuine and urges purchase from all good dealers, with further notes on benevolence toward the poor, plus unrelated notices about inventors and sample post cards.
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Waterman
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