Bergen Case Argued In Federal Court Ruling Appeals
Fragmented report notes a Bergen case argued before a federal court panel led by judge Mest and attorney general, with discussion of jurisdiction, constitutional questions, and a possible appeal to the United States Supreme Court. It references Williney, City Biker House, and other parties in a complex liberty and commerce dispute involving interstate concerns.
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Narsda
J. Mest
Federal Court
United Plates Supreme Court
Pttern Riise Wan
Lesverwart
Mook de Chaie
Williney
Mnes
Tvs
Pri
Waccimitunenal
Interatniy Bamumerce
Piret
Bergen
District Court of
Frankie Ty
Supreme Court
Hubeas
Vanderbilt Comes Home From Voyage Aboard The Valiant
New York reports the yacht Valiant arrived at Quarantine after a lengthy voyage. Mr Vanderbilt and party greeted the vessel as it moored along the New York Central line. The ship's crew and passengers are described as performing a creditable trip with noted appearances by Mr Vanderbilt and associates.
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New York
K. Vander
Quararalec
Lavindt
Meranline
New York Central
Taiwan
Potlock
Bealyn
Vanderbilt
Valiant
Vandyrbtte
Local notes mix of names and events in Charist Mowe area
A garbled local item lists Hotl proprietor of Tell bore rmmpany in os. nestounty with health concerns and a series of names including Frank Jennines and F Hutetings. Mentions a free delivery route and a Republican club event, with scattered references to by laws and civic duties amid unclear dates and places.
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F. Hotl
Tellbore Rmmpany
Nestounty
Charist Moweyi Frank Jennines
Teddy
Deanna
Leigth
Tn Fontes
Fire
Firtheg
Topeke
Hancock Sails Toward Manila Amid Rail Route Storms
Washington June 2 Quartermaster General reports Colonel Miller at Maplin confirms Hancock has sailed to Manila after orders for transport Warren. Movement of regiment from Tarique Conception and other Manila Dagupan railway stations delayed by severe interior storms.
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Washington
Eaches
Miller
Mealer
Maplin
Kenaport Hancock
Wren
Stad
Warren
Manila
Tariue
Conception
Manila and
Dagupan
Attempted Bank Robbery in Ashtabula United States
Three suspects attempted to rob the National Bank of Conneautville in Ashtabula County. The vault door was forced, inner door damaged, and alarms raised. Thieves escaped with the outside watchdogs, leaving a potential 0.5 million to be gained, and authorities pursued without capture.
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Ashtabula
National Bank of Cunnéaurvitty
Ted Tim
Robert
Ashthbuls
Tramp Steals Clothes. Boy Wanders Naked in Woods
James Fining, 12, of 2810 Gargble Street, found wandering in woods near Laughlin Favorite country wearing only shoes. He says a robber beat him with a club, then stripped him of clothing and left him to walk toward River 3 near Missouri Medical College. Foreman Clareice Campbell located him, provided aid and trousers, and his father, Clayton Pater, retrieved him home.
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St. Dent
Jane
James Fin- Ing
Ving
Missouri Medical
Ming
Hipine
Claresice Campbell
Laughlin
Clayinn Pater
Battle at Dexter Ends With Fatal Wounds
In Pomeroy Oto on June 22 a fierce clash among four men, Davie, Rows, Larue Houl, and Fielding, left two participants fatally wounded. A Davie dog sparked the dispute earlier by killing sheep. The four confronted each other in the road, quarrelled, drew revolvers, and shots were exchanged. Physicians report Davie’s bow wounds are not survivable.
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Pomeroy
Oto
Curt
Davia
Rows
Larue Houl
Dexter
Tang
Davie
sUnel
Yeateriae Watson
Amd
Davis
Trial of James Ware in Winer case continues
In Rockineville Kentucky on June 22 the examining trial of James Ware charged with felonious theft and intent to kill was continued into July amid ongoing proceedings and confusion over the cordithin and related details involving Kev ores Winer and local court officials.
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Rockineville
Kev Ores Winer
James Ware
No Races At Pesra Peoria Hil June
A fragmentary report notes races at Pesra Peoria Hil were cancelled due to crowding and missing entries. Authorities contemplate postponing the meeting though there are believed to be enough applications to justify a future attempt.
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Pesra Peoria
Hil
Mitie
Ten Tsin bombardment and consulate status amid war movements
Dispatches indicate haste to move Ninth Regiment from Misso to Taku and China as MacArthur orders speedier redeployment. U S forces may reach China by tomorrow evening to aid allied protection of foreign property. Ten Tsin consulate, isolated on Meadows road, faced destruction while other foreign missions near the river. Census suggests foreign presence in Ten Tsin far below exaggerated reports of 1000 foreigners.
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Kempit
War Department
Miso
Taku
MacArthur
China
Tarlac
Manila
United States
Ten Tsin
Meadows
Pel Ho
Txin
Nan
Telegraphic Wedding Across Lines In Patoka Ceremony
Miss Kate Cline and Robert Lockhart wed by long distance telephone from Patoka to Staunton Dean near Nashville. Rev Thomas Danks officiated as the couple joined in marriage via the telephone booth altar. license reached Patoka and the ceremony occurred at noon. Mrs Lockhart to join husband shortly.
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Princeton
Kate Cline
Patoka
Te City
Peor
Bymen’s Alter
Staunton
Dean
Nashville
Thomas
Danks
Winister
Robert Lockhart
Stewart
Lcense
Viemptty
Husbard
Books In Bad Shape In Des Moines Meeting
The Music Teachers National Association gathering in Des Moines faces accounting issues as the secretary and treasurer report books in unsatisfactory condition. Richmond is the sole candidate for next year’s convention, but no decision was reached. A committee was formed to investigate and report.
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Des Moines
Music Teachers' National Association
Richmond
Van
Andrenturer
Bryan's Busy Private Secretary Receives 200 Letters Daily
The report from Lincoln Nebraska on June 22 notes William J Bryan plans to reach Lincoln from Lake Minocqua for a Wisconsin outing and stay home until the Kansas City convention ends. His private secretary Charles W Bryan handles about 200 letters daily and Ruth Bryan holds thousands of baby name portraits for her father. Nebraska Democrats aim to urge eastern delegates to stop in Lincoln on the return trip. 3000 Nebraskans will go to Kansas City and return for a Bryan reception back in Lincoln.
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Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Wisconsin
Linccoln
Lake Minocqua
Ater
Kansas City
Bryan
Damages Awarded to Picquart in Echo of Paris suit
Paris June 23 Colonel Picquart linked to the Dreyfus case won a civil action against Echo of Paris. The court ordered Lepivietier the article writer and the newspaper manager to pay 2 000 francs and awarded 100 000 francs in damages. The paper company was held civilly responsible for the damages. The hearing of M. Reth aok’s action was adjourned for four weeks.
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Echo of Paris
France
Paris
Picquart
Dreyfus
Neciani
M. Lepviletier
Damae
M. Rethaok
Indiana Man Surrenders After Prison Escape
Logansport Indiana June 22 Edward Cantley an escapee from Michigan City prison seven years ago returns to surrender after obtaining a governor’s promise of parole for six months to visit his gravely ill mother. He has since lived in Chicago and Philadelphia, married five years ago, and plans to return to prison after six months unless pardoned.
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Logansport
Ind
Edward Cuntley
Michigan City
Cantley
Chittee
Philadelphia
Eo Cantey
Tong Chm
Marion
Towne to Come to Address Silver Republican State Convention
F B Lawrence of El Dorado Kansas national committeeman for the silver forces reports Charles A Towne of Minnesota will attend the Kansas state silver Republican convention in Topeka on July 2 and may accept the invitation to speak. Towne plans to travel to Kansas City for the national convention of the silver forces and pursue a possible Democratic vice presidential nomination. Dr Lawrence has secured accommodations for twenty five Butler county delegates to the state silver convention.
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F. B. Lawrence
el Dorado
Kansas
Charles A Towne
Minnesota
Topeka
Mtr
Towne
Kansas City
Either Forces
Hich
Lawrence
Butler’ County
Coffey County Populist Debuts to Defeat Senator Candidate
The Coffey County Populist at Waverly with editor O. M. Rice declares its aim to defeat W A Deford the Ottawa Democrat nominated for senator in the Franklin-Couttey county district. It warns that after defeating Deford the paper will cease publication.
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Coffey County
Waverly
O. M. Rice
W. A. Deford
Ottawa
Franklin-Cauttey County
Defird
Newcomer Jeffrey Denies Senate Candidacy Clash
Elmdale Democrat J R Jeffrey accuses a Marion county Populist rumor of a fix in the state senate race. The report claims Taylor Riddle would face George P Morehouse in the district covering Marion, Chase and Morris counties. Jeffrey says he is a candidate and sought a personal letter from Thadie denying any plan to stay in the race.
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J. R. Jeffrey
Elmdale
Taylor Riddle
Topeks
Marion County
Riddie
George P. Morehouse
Council Grove
Marion
Chase
Morris
Jeffrey
Riddle
Jeffrey Egys
Thadie
Oppose Twine Plant Criticism Split in Lawrence Wichita Papers
Lawrence Journal and Wichita Eagle attack the state penitentiary twine plant project, criticizing the legislature and administration for waste. They argue the venture reduces middleman profits but note recent direct sales to dealers narrow that benefit.
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Lawrence
Wichita
Lawrence Journal
The
Wichita Eagle
Helen Kimber's Work Organizes Republican Clubs
Miss Helen Kimber has begun organizing Republican clubs for the campaign. The first club was organized at Humboldt with officers named: President Mrs. W. T. McElroy, Vice President Mrs. CM. Smith, Secretary Ida Greenfeld, Treasurer Mrs. E. N. Wert.
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Helen Kimber
Kaneas
Humboldt
W. T. McElroy
Humboldt Union
Nice
CM. Smith
Ida Greenfeld
E. N. Wert
Feared the Dog in Rock Attack on Girl in St Louis
In St Louis on June 22 Mamie Littel, seven, was struck on the head by a rock hurled at a Chouteau avenue streetcar. She suffered a skull fracture and underwent an operation at the city hospital, where her prognosis was listed as very serious. W Harvour, a sheriff’s posse member, was severely beaten by three men believed linked to strikers in Michigan w one. Mrs Toussa Saldie, alerted by a Newfound land dog, rushed to the scene as the attackers fled.
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St. Louis
Mamie Littel
Twenty Second Street
Chouteau Avenue
City Hospital
William © Harvour
Sheriff's Posse
Michigan
Toussa Saldie
Bryan Fells a Tree in Wisconsin Expedition
The Bryan fishing expedition ends as the colonel heads to Chicago and Omaha. While in town, Fran visits a lumber camp, dines with lumbermen, and inaugURates a three foot pine stump speech. He jokes about being accused of stump speeches, claiming this is his first genuine one.
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Wm. J. Bryan
Chicago
Omaha
Fran
Ex-Congressman Roberts Convicted in Utah Poly gamy Trial
The jur y in Salt Lake City, Utah, found former congressman BH Roberts guilty on the charge of unlawful cohabitation after a trial held in June. The verdict follows weeks of testimony in the polygamy case, with prosecutors outlining multiple marriages and alleged violations of state anti polygamy statutes.
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Balt Lake
Utah
BH. Roberts
Rate making power shifts to railroad executives
Chicago June 22. An agreement among presidents of western lines vested rate making authority entirely in executive officers of the roads. No rate sheet may be issued without local committee approval and the highest traffic executive’s consent. Committees will be located at Kansas City Omaha Sioux City Council Bluffs St Paul and Minneapolis.
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Hightat
Kansas City
Omaha
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Ticket Forger Convicted in Midland Case
Denver reports the conviction of W. J. Blaze for forging Midland railroad car tickets. About 100 forged tickets were found, totaling roughly $3,000 in losses. Arrested last September, the case marks the first known ticket forgery conviction in the country.
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Denver
June Lapetae
Colorado ‘Midland
Carey
Wee
New York
W. J. Blaze
Midland Road
Midland
Bryan Wouldn't Say a Word in Public
Col W J Bryan left for home after receiving Philadelphia bulletins and avoiding comments on the platform and McKinsey Roosevelt nominations. Also reported are a wrecked Colorado and Southern Railway bridge near Gunnison by explosive powder, and land transfers involving Cassius M Clay’s wife. Death of Capt George F Towle in London announced. Towle served in Civil War with A A.
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Bryan
Monocqua
Wia
Col
W. J. Bryan
Col. Bryan
Philadelphia
McKinsey and
Roosevelt
Towle
New York
London
George F. Towle
Market Report Shows Wheat Declines and Nervous Trade
A volatile market for wheat and associated grains dominated by selling pressure and late-day recoveries. July futures fluctuated as receipts and cowries varied, with expert notes on Dakota and Manitoba crop conditions and cash activity from Minneapolis and Chicago influencing prices.
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Tyo
Rime
Livesa
Te Hartiwest
Atta
Crm
Antinga
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