Dallas Sheriff Report On Cudahy Kidnapping In Hendersons County
Dallas, Texas noon today Sheriff Johnson released a statement about the Cudahy kidnapping case connected to Hendersons County. He notes agents will pursue the suspect, stressing vigilance while public safety remains the priority.
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Dallas
Tex
Sherif Johnson
Ginatia
Cudahy Kidsajatie
Jolssch
Kiern
publewGou
Heindenen Wits
Colahy
Locomotive Explosion at Crane and Adkins Street
A locomotive exploded in the afternoon while stalling at the Banta Fy roundhouse block Crane and Adkins streets. The steam chest failure and safety valve malfunction caused the blast. debris and damaged track were reported. rail workers assisted injured and secured the area.
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Crane
Adkins Street
Tim
Nation's Tour Update From Atchison To Leavenworth
A garbled 19th century notice outlines Wil Spesky and Mrs Carrie Nation undertaking a nation tour. It mentions Atchison Leavenworth Cincinnati and a Soldiers Home. It notes scheduled lectures and travel by Monday Tuesday and Sunday with expenses covered.
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Wil Spesky
Atchison and Leavenworth
Carrie Nation
Ranas
Atehisah
Cincinnati
Aix
Put Off The Funeral Amid Bitter Legislative Debate
Madison March 28 bitter furhteeper witnessed to legislative hall in Wistensin as the primary elections bill passed the assembly relay by vote of Dl to 48 Assemblyjan Even Evans. opponents including Hermas Bier abstained. the chamber was crowded with many women observers during the hearing.
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Madison
Wik
Wistensin
Bil
Assembly
Jan Even Evans
Deslaess Borstine
Aemlesions
Imest Wisa
Hermas Bier
Chicago Teachers Federation state board hearing on assessments
Proceedings in Chicago details show the state board of equalisation reviewing 1899 and 1900 stocks assessments. Judge Thompson overruled the motion as readings from departments and exchanges were presented. The testimony focuses on improper valuations and the case is set to continue for at least a week.
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Chicago ‘Teachers’ Federation
State Board
Chicago
Tehich
State Board of Equalisation
Found Dead in Bed Near Topeka in Early March Report
Scattered lines describe a death found in bed five miles southwest of Topeka with incomplete details. The fragment mentions a march date, labor unrest at mines, and terse references to labor actions and government inquiries. The garbled text also touches on shipping, wartime notices, and a missing or misread name Turnett. The overall snippet hints at a local incident, labor tensions, and a distant naval update without clear chronology.
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Turnett
Topeka
Trial closes in Chamberlain war office contracts suit
London March 2 The action brought by Arthur and Neville Chamberlain against the Star and the Morning Leader over Joseph Chamberlain’s war office contracts was closed after cross examination of Arthur yielded nothing. Defense silent on witnesses. Judges adjourned until March.
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London
Abe
Star
Morning Leader
Arthur
Neville Chamberlain
Atrol Pee
Joseph Chamlain
War Office
Arthur Chamber
Bitigls
Joseph Avaten Chamberlain
Arthur Chamberlain
Ion
Chamberlains
Deaths and Funerals in Local Area
Death notices report Joseph Newman of Pakiana died at 76 with funeral and burial planned. Willits D. Patwmn died at home, survived by a wife, kidney trouble noted. Jennish, sister of D. F. Pan vhis died at Turkis Ma. Elias A. Porter died in Peabody after thirty years there, longtime resident and former avetis. Tes Anon Sharp died last night near Buren Street with services at St E Church scheduled Sunday at 1 30.
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Joseph Newman
Pakiana
Ace
Neral Serriers
Meriden
Willits
D. Patwman
Fawrman
Etek
F Jennish
D. F. Pan Vhis Cie
Turkis
Peabody
Elias A. Porter
Fife
Sharp
An Buren
St E
Meeting aims to adapt rules on professional ethics in colleges
A controversial gathering at Cope and other sites focuses on creating rules to govern professional ethics. Key figures include St W. Sterling, Dr James from Kentucky U, Copeland County officials, Speaker George Herker, Governor Harry Richter, and Kansas lawmakers Sibert Sartuch Wright Parker Krnssell and H Lukele amid a tense tax revision context.
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Cope
Callese Britains
Kuneas Caltexes
Aradibete
Eac
einfer= university
Washburn
Banse
Stan Nocmal
State Agricultural Colle
Dotter
Dotter Dief. St W. Sterting
James
Wall of Ky U
Copeland County
Mit
George Herker
Lawrence
Harry Richter
Tax Revision Commission
Sibert Sartuch
Bolton
Jann K. Wright
Junction City
T. A. Parker
Krnssell
T. Hmlukele
Diel
Fragmentary Local Notice From Ban Antonbs Tex Incomplete
The unreadable OCR shows a city notice from Ban Antonbs Texas regarding a meeting or inquiry. It references a Women’s club and mentions the federal building, street car service, and a date around March 22. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Tla
Venice
Tate
Quarrel Over Indemnity Demands in China Dispute
The article discusses tensions among powers over a 200 million claim related to China. It notes the United States seeks proportional compensation while other nations resist large reductions. Officials warn a total abandonment harms US influence and cautions against dragging China into wider conflict.
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China
Hita
United States
Tom Puttain
Hutalthoust
Wein
Ching
State Department
Because She Loved Him So Stage Drama at Court
Two more couples seek relief from relationships as a judge acts as stage manager in a melodrama of jealousy and family quarrels. Joseph KC. Scott accuses Lucinda of marriage in 1895 and seeks to free himself while keeping their son. Linn W. Barles fights for divorce from W. C. Jes amid cruelty claims. Minister J. W. Little elopes with Mrs. Julia Miller after a marriage of 14 years. Miller leaves her husband with notes about the children. General Miles travels south aboard the Prince Edward, while Milwaukee grain traders expand membership and offices as demand rises.
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Julie Hazen
Joseph KC. Scott Anged
Tin
Lucinda
Leonidas King
Scott
T. Joseph
Lucire
Leonidas
Linn W. Barles
W. C. Jes
Mr. Hayles
Fann
T. W. Little
Julia Miller
Miller
Ray
Kim Hoe
Caving
Baptist
Stabbed on Stage in Columbia Thea ter Duel
Newark reports Carleton Macy, the leading man in Slaves of the Ori enti auent at the Columbia theater, was stabbed in the back by Bert Lytell with a sword during a stage duel. Macy, the hero, was wounded as the act ended and was carried home after medical attention. This is the fourth stage duel injury for Macy, with Lytell responsible twice.
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Newark
Columbia
Carleton Macy
Bert Lytell
Macy
Lytell
Tun
Mack
Ducia
Lrtell
Widow accused in threat over unpaid rent and postal card
Deputy U S Marshal took Mrs EM Willis of Min seagolis Kansas to court after she sent a postal card threatening to turn debt to a collection agency. Willis, a widowed mother of several children, owns Georgia property rented to Jesse J Jink who allegedly owes a year’s rent and prompted the arrest complaint in Georgia.
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United States
Presser
EM. Willis
Min- Seagolis
Kun
Lapd
Willis
States Commissionar
Clark
Georgia
Jesse J. Jink
Jind
Mr. Jinks
Jinks
Mormon Colony Plans In Chihuahua Mexico Details
Dr. T F Gray of Los Angeles purchased 5 000 acres in Mexico and received a government concession to establish minor colonies across Durango Coahuila and Vera Cruz. He intends to bring 6 000 Mormons from Utah and elsewhere to settle on the land. Chihuahua colonies expand with 3 800 new arrivals from Utah this past month.
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Chihuatua
Mexico
TF. Gray
Los Angeles
Calbia
Dureneu
Coahuilta
Vera Cruz
Giah
United State
Intd
Chihuahua
Utah
Harrison estate appraised at 380000 in Indianapolis
The Harrison estate is appraised at 380000 including 40000 life insurance. The Calon Trust Company, executor, announced the total value at 280000 in real estate railroad bonds and other securities. Mrs Harrison reportedly considered widow's third, but no basis for that claim was found. Alonzo Anderson, longtime Pennsylvanian railroad agent in Louisville, died of pneumonia after forty years with the company. Police continued with no arrests in Topeka reports.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Bferch
Harrison
Eitel
Calon Trust Company
Union Trust Company
Hite
Alonzo Anderson
Linisville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Louisville
Pheumoria
Topeka
Market Report Shows Wheat Decline and Mixed U.S. Receipts
Chicago March wheat trades show lower prices with May futures slipping while Argentine shipments stay heavy and weather remains seasonable. Corn and oats also ease as traders react to late receipts. live cattle and hogs markets mix with steady to lower tones and varied demand.
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Chicago
Ayitho
Quint
Mendler
Ernie
Phe Tae
Senate
Market and livestock notes from Kansas City trade page
The page lists cattle, hogs, and produce markets with price ranges and lots. It mentions Texan cattle, steers, and various weights and grades, plus produce and butter market notes. Nearby money market chatter covers New York prices and commodity signals, alongside brief rail and trade mentions.
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Eaneea City Livestock
Kansas City
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Taffeta Silk
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Marvel
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Express
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Cudahy
Brood
Hart
Oskinet
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Langety
Hassan Ead Uel
Sandusky
May Buckley
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Arrokin
Nune Cral
Tirnott
Houre of Commons
Germany
Roreig
Sotire
Fanehius
Tien
Lord Craghorns
Portesomth
Marck
Sabes
Osprey Hin
Fe Bey
Chamberlain Libel Suis
Onda
Maeting
Faye
Hazen
J. W. Little
Tulle Miller
Miles
Havana
Danny
Miani
Fin
Prince Edward
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Chambers
Seid
Todays Market Report
Silkolines
F. C
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White
THE
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Kansas
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Fortsae
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York
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