Burton Denies Money Take Claim In Rialto Case
Trial details emerge with witnesses testifying about payments to Senator Burton and alleged arrangements for general counsel duties at the Rialto Safety Securities firm. Evidence includes letters to customers and testimony from Ernest H. Kuster and others, as defense questions the government’s case and seeks to clarify Burton’s role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lissures
Pistolce Department
Ernest H. Kastor
Burton
Dennis
Bebatse Surion
Cochian
W. J. Oveti
Whabington
Anders
Ernest H. Kustos
Bt. Louie Advertiehig
Presigent
Donnie
Dis Shaite
Inge
Aura Harlin
Chicago
Harlan
Rialto
Bleerevicus
Sfurton
Omce
Tia Ie
Cmder
Precident
Blatto Cumming
Brooks Brothers
Rookerage
Dennin
Questis
Kanter
Turton
Agra
Kuster
Kaum
Dyer
Chenter
B_ Kram
Kram
Krum
Malls
Hurion Wie
Ateor
Hin Atterieye
Hurion Wate
Shivutor
Senaice Burtows
Kruw
Burich
Ustona Tégardiise
Herecif
Mes. Herich
Tyeze
Hialto Grilphe Securiting Company
Ind
Pontizaster
Court case over Ridlo company promises dispute
A fragmented OCR text shows a court hearing about the Ridlo company and letters from Arthur Been and others. The judge ruled whether the company could fulfill promises, noting the central issue was not the promise itself but the production of letters and alleged misrepresentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Been Aera
Alten
Bien
Thalto Ehn
Admvistrar
A. Warren
Pittfield
Mune
Dae Krum
Ridlo
Treaty Denounced by China Affects US Immigration Pact
Washington reports the Chinese government denounced the China exclusion treaty, expiring December 1 next year, replaced by a new pact within six months before a ten year period ends. The State Department notes without the pact the Chinese would face harsher admission controls, while plans for a new version proceed with limited prospects for approval.
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Washington
State Department
Conger
United States
Firbeer
Man shown as possibly crazy in court over marriage intent
In a troubled case, a man faces a charge of pursuing marriage with a young woman in care. The defense contends he is sane, despite statements suggesting obsession as witnesses testify. Local opinion portrays him as Patience and urges restraint.
Warrants Issued In Hotel Tragedy Corruption Probe
New York officers issued warrants connected to the Hotel Turlington collapse in which 22 people died. Eugene Allison, secretary of the Allison Realty Company, and Poly Schwandiner, owner or contractor, faced arrest and were named in the warrants. The coroner’s jury found Allison and Schwandiner partially responsible for criminal negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marey
Paul $Inwandtner
Pole & Schwamitzer
Ito Contractors
Hatel Haddlantong
Sholer
Areata
Toroner
Eugene C. Alison
Allison Rentry Company
Abe P
Brooklyn
Coronara
Turlington
Allison
Political Machine Debates Post Office Funding Rise
Washington March 23 the house considers the post office appropriation bill in an animated session. An amendment by Mr Overstreet seeks to reduce the appropriation for star route and rural service. Mr Ris er of Virginia questions department efforts to improve star route service and why differences persist between regular carriers and star route carriers. The debate highlights the expansion of free delivery into vast political territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Houme
Post Office
Overstreet
Rte
Riser
Department
Gzicen
Semsities
Senate
Charles Dick
Obie
Teeicente Pre Tenpore Frye
Leo Prashisatan
Doneiaes
Ipliansao
Port Arthur Bombardment Report Strikes Russian Hold
Russian defenses at Port Arthur suffer heavy pressure as Japanese torpedo boats and battleships shell the harbor after midnight. Russian casualties include five killed and ten wounded, with reports of shelling and optimistic claims of Japanese losses. Dispatches from St Petersburg and Tokyo describe fleet maneuvers, coastal batteries, and ongoing engagement near Anju and Yalu River areas.
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St Petersburg
Port Arthur
Aledreth
Vite Anmiral Makaroff
St. Petersburg
Lochely
Japan
Nteesee
Togo
Tores
Lisotshli
Toga
Maksrof
Pigeon Bay
Port Aar- Thur
Sta
Bla Ref
Tater
Tokio
Shironowki
Navy Department
Lapdog
Times
Yesternday
Porthur
Ansu
Toge
Korea
Genera Mirtchenkow
Anju
Mist
Chenkov
Oret
Yatu
Pak Cheng
Russian Port Arthur War Notes Suggest Japanese Tactics
From St. Petersburg dateline March 23, wild bombardments at Port Arthur are described with Russian caution. Officials argue Japanese moves exhaust ships and ammo while Russia holds advantage in docking capacity. Admiral Makaroff is praised for restraint. experts warn against risking ships for a fruitless victory. report notes censorship and troop movements along Manchurian fronts and daily grain shipments to Port Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Port Arthur
Santiago
Makar
Iusstin Mira
Associated Press
Port
Arthur Wie
Pensent
Makaroff
Durlin
Far East
Pang Huang-Chene
Mukden
Chane
Lake Baikal
Prince Khilkofft
Pubic Works
Uidkal
Russian Official Report From St. Moteriurge War Dispatch
March 22 telegraph from Viceroy Alexei reports Lieut Gen Stowanel confirms midnight March 74 raids as boats were detected by searchlights. Guardships and forts opened fire for about twenty minutes. At 4 AM an attack renewed with submarines and snipes. Enemies appeared south, then the entire squadron, torpedo boats, and bombardment reached Port. Continued on Page sity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kazan
Ping Yee
Chenchy
Teiwuke Axiyama
Restaareau Isiname
Rusdan Gusergment
Kirokushitbun
Tokio
Akiyama
St. Petersburo
Anju
Korea
mAeo Neon
Anja
Wiiu
Seoul
Peein
Kirin
Ping Yap
St. Peterbury
Othe Newt Kral
Port Arthur
Yalu
Fathe
Morenebie
Kin Chou
Nurityet
U. S
Vicksayeg Ini
Vartivg
Koreita
Bas
Aiexbit
Maine
Onie Snusdeos
Nike
Lisolshin
Marion county Republican convention riot
A Salem Oregon riot broke out as Marion county Republicans gathered in convention. More than 100 delegates clashed with uplifted chairs in the court room as temporary officers were announced. Deputy Sheriff Simcox fired his revolver to restore order as furniture was wrecked.
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Salem
Marion County
Central Committee
Simcox
Democrats urged to field strong candidate for fall railroad commissioner
A Kan sax Federation of Commercial Interests meeting at the Throop hotel urged the Democratic party in Kantex to nominate a railroad commissioner sympathetic to shipper and merchant interests. They criticized high freight rates and backed Republicans George and Rinkinson, with plans to push Democrats to select a nominee, while Senator Harry McMillan of Minneapolis was noted as a Democratic potential candidate.
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Kan Sax Federation
Throop
Democratic Party
Kantex
Federation
Pestle
A.D. Walker
George
Rinkinson
Wichita
Walker
Tullis
Cary
Guitranis
Teltet
Harry McMillan
Minneapoli
Tatiow
Bribed 100 Jurors In Traction Case Shocked Court
Chicago reports startling information on alleged juror bribery by Alex Dimier Sullivan linked to the Union Traction case. Former bailiff James J Lynch testified he bribed more than a hundred jurors, saying a path from the courthouse to Sullivan’s office was well known. He recalled only three jurors refusing to participate.
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Chicago
Alex Dimier Sullivan
Union Traction Company
Sullivan
James J Lynch
Seni
Lynch
Court House
Traction Company
Gilbert
Topeka Signs Ex-Washburn Pitcher Cook For Semi-Pro Lineup
Ex Washburn pitcher Hob Cook, a noted hard hitter, has been signed by Manager Alberts of Topeka after strong semi pro showings in Kansas. Cook, now in Marysville, rose from Ottawa University and Washburn stardom, considered a potential pro circuit prospect. Clyce Worrall of Princeton, AL, also joined Topeka as a center fielder due to his batting eye.
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Hob Cook
Alberts
Topeka
Cook
Kansas
Washburn
Marysville
Ottawa University
Clyce Worrall
Princeton
Worrall
Missing $5,000 registered package tied to Traders' Bank
Kansas City officials report a $5,000 registered package sent February 18 from Traders National Bank, Kansas City to a correspondent in Great Bend, Kansas. Post office inspectors search for the missing parcel, noting no record of delivery at Great Bend and indicating it disappeared en route.
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Kansas City
Traders’ National Bank
Great Bend
Kanis
Post Office
Hert
Ioen
Weather Outlook and Mild Wind Brief
Weather today remains pleasant with a light south wind at 2 pm. Forecast notes continued mild temperatures, with partly cloudy tonight and Thursday, followed by warmer conditions then a cooler spell on Thursday as a southerly flow develops.
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Pforecsst Fur Rauses
Schwab Arrives From Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse
Among the DusSengers of the North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse which arrived today from Bremen Southampton and Cherbourg were Charles M. Schwab former president of United States Steel Fernand ing Gwadalla Hotman minister to Washington Dr Johanna Rerse and Lefwig Netter architects and Dr Hugo Marley secretary of the German commission to the St Louis exposition William Barerthen and G Falst directors of Bertin Porcelain Interests who will establish exhibit at the fair Prof R Klebsa who will direct the German educational exhibits and Baron Frederich de Furkheim French commissioner to the St Louis exposition.
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New York
Bremen
Southampton
Cherbourg
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corportion Fernanding Gwadalla
Hotman Mindster
Washington
Johanna Rerse
Lefwig Netter
Hugo Marley
St. Louis Exposition
William Barerthen
G. Falst
Bertin Porcelain
Prof
R. Klebsa
Baron Frederich de Furkheim
Whitin Hall to Move Near Washburn College Library
Trustees decide Whitin hall will relocate to the old South cottage foundation site, freeing the current Whitin hall lot for a new Carnegie library. The old library building will house college offices, while Whitin hall becomes a reading house for women once the new building is under construction.
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Whitin
Washburn College
Whittin
Populist hopes for victory amid party rifts in Kansas
Secretary John Curran foresees a large Populist state convention in Topeka on April 12 and argues opposition to the Republicans may win this year. He cites internal weariness, factional feuds, and pressure from railroad and political insiders as factors reshaping party strength across districts, with the election result seen as pivotal for the new organization.
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John Curran
Topeka
Curran
Tian
Kan= Bas
Hoch
Wichits
Lelandland Hoch
Stebbs
Joe Burrow
Dave Mulvane
Burionite
Letindite
Kelly
Eneciathy
Gore
Atkinen
Pri
Firth
Rock Teland
Surrow
Jerry Simpson
Chester I. Long
Morta Billy Morgan
Andy Ric
Fin— Jon
Sam Fitspatrick
Sedan
Nugent
Troy
Ivery
Shott
Justings
Ott
Morames
Cleveland
Buffalo Express
FUMIE
Thele
Northeast
Tations Tnt
St ‘Thetr
Grom
Bright for Seaton
Washington March 23 John Seaton of Atchison who is candidate for membership on the board of managers National Soldiers home is there it interest of this appointment He is meeting members of military committee of the house who will make the recommendation Major Warner of Kansas City is the only candidate against him but it is understood he is not an active candidate for the place The Kansas delegation is standing behind Seaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Seaton
Atchison
Board of Managers National Soldiers’ Home
House
Major Warner
Kansas City
Kansas
Seaton
Red and Black Widows in Pension Office Talk
In the federal pension office a set of terms knits old and new disability pensions. Red widows draw under the 1890 act, black widows under the earlier law. Red invalids rise while black invalids fall as clerks use ink color to label vouchers.
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Eould
Washington Baseball Club Sold to Noyes and Dwyer
Washington March 13 Bank John son president of the American Base ball League has sold the Washington Baseball club to Messrs Thoms Noyen and William J Dyer both of this city Wilton J Lambert s one in law of Senator Gorman is spoken as to the probable new president of the obttts Chicago Maroh 24 The number of bindery girls on strike here was i creased to 700 today Strike committees Visiting printing and bindery estab lishments controled by the Chicago Typothetae are insisting that the union s demands for a 10 per cent in prenes be conceded Girls employed in the printing cembtiahment of Ma donaine Co caused disorder in front of the establishment and it was necessary to send police to the scene to re store order
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Washington American Club
Noyes
Dwyer
Washington
Bank
Johnson
American Baseball League
Washington Baseball Club
Messrs. Thoms
Noyen
William J. Dyer
Wilton J. Lambert
Gorman
Chicago
Maroh
Large City Temperatures Record From Fragmented Data
Fragmented OCR shows city temperature readings with New York and Philadelphia and Washington figures, along with Cincinnati. Data is garbled but indicates weather close to 40s in major cities. No clear date or full list. reads like a partial climate snippet from a periodical.
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Hialto Company
China
J. Gilson
Marery
Seth
Valesigia
Come
Tencher
Marr
Saerti Ae
Gina
Ullinon Hall Savers
Wilpersen
Gilson
Darlington
Political Machine
Congressman Griggs
Mit
Wesle Fleet
Khan
Mloxieff
Emperor
Hall
K. C
Schwab
Helly
Ticket
Barton
National Soldiers’ Home Board
Pension Office
Chicsco
Joe Boeee
Bos Delphia
Washinsion
Gemma
Cincinnuts
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