Tragic Missing Youths Spark River Search Efforts
Neighbors and workers comb the Galltornta river area with boats and grappling hooks to find Thotane Slart and Fred Grever both 25 missing since Wednesday. A line of salvage and search efforts continued overnight, with a body reportedly found but not confirmed. A separate note mentions a Chicago or St Paul event involving Mrs Wart and a deadly case blamed on a husband.
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Egerer
Titabawanse
Wart
Chicago
SS. Paul
Planning 10 Save Forests Conference With President
A diverse coalition led by President Herre Muster of Little Rock met with President Ing Ute Tard Singhot Forester to discuss forest preservation. The group, spanning Pinkie ty Teas to Willan feet at yellow phig, warns annual logging could exhaust forests in about 15 years and urges cooperative government action. Roosevelt and Forester Pindhat voiced strong support and a follow up conference is planned.
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Asgaudition
Herre Muster
Little Rock
Taday
Ing Ute Tard Singhot
Eer Forester
Roosevelt
Forester Pindhat
Foater
Fragmentary Robbery Case Hinted in March Home Scene
Incomplete OCR notes suggest Arnold Wm. M. Blake involved in a March incident at a home. Text mentions a robbery and a fatal outcome affecting a woman, with unclear details and garbled identifiers.
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Wm. M. Blake
Ryan Denies Campaign Story in Harlem Court Testimony
The Harlem municipal court heard Ryan deny a campaign story tied to a $800,000 fund for the Metropolitan Street Railway and Wall Street ferry franchise. He said funds were used for unspecified purposes and questioned Whitney’s control, admitting limited knowledge of dispositions and last paid sums.
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Avril A
Thomins
Teddy
Matropellin Street Railway
Wall & Corliandt
Ryan
Harlam Municipal
Dudiere
Cerlstic Iliectupn
Cominy
Metropolitan Street Railway
Lyr Me. Whitney
Whhitney
Wall & Cortlandt
Golise
Morton ‘Truat, Company
US Has No Ground for Intervention in Hayti
Washington dispatch states the United States has no basis to intervene in Hayti. The State Department notes American interests are minimal and the policy remains hands off. The Navy reports gunboat Dubuque arrived at Port au Prince on April 8 after coal duties in Cuba.
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United States
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State Department
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Tortulent
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Standard Oil Denied Interest In Deal
In New York April 11 Standard Oil denied interest in a deal claiming Standard Oil had obtained control of Pacific Gas and Electric. John D Archbald of Blantard Ol company dismissed reports from San Francisco as false, stating no Standard Oil involvement or individual connected with Standard Oil participated in the deal.
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UP Standard #11
Standard OM Interesta
Posifle Gas & Electric Company
San Francis
John D. Archbald
Blantard
Standard Ol Company
Standard OL
Japs Lodge Complaint In Informal Chief Pitt Presence
A report notes complaints filed by D Hashimoto regarding perceived undesirables and the involvement of Chief Pitt. The item outlines tensions and local responses to the incident in a formal civic context.
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D. Hashimoto
Pitt
Japanese Arrests Over Vagrancy Plot Rumors
In Salt Lake City the Japanese community leader and several followers were arrested on vagrancy charges after a plan to seize money from temp workers and evade pay surfaced. Chief of police and sergeant Lempert detained suspects including K. Olnt and a white woman Helen Hart as the investigation unfolded.
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Megua
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Otro Pal
Chow
Lempert
Plana
Ano K. Olnt
Helen Hart
Knox dinner honors Senator Knox at Philadelphia event
A large gathering in Philadelphia at the Raleigh hotel celebrated Senator Knox with two hundred guests from both parties. Notables included President Fairbanks, Speaker Cannon, and Representatives from multiple states along with leaders from the Rivers and Harbors Congress. The speeches praised Tennessee wealth and resources, immigration issues, and law and order, while discussing newspaper supply and the Paper Trust amid calls for information on the paper trade.
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United Lines
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Cotgresa
Glyon
Raleigh
Toalgné
Hamptonshore
Philadelphia
Muri
Younsslyania Vongravsmen
Lig Fla Publican
Knox
View
Fairbanka
Cannon
Clirzon
Ohio
Cochran
New York
Watson and Landis
Indiana
Meldaley
Lowden
Illnois
Ransdell
Rivers
Harbors Congress
Slay
Tennessee
Wrank CD
Ba bLamoe
Natunal Board At Trade
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Dwalt
Spine
Amu
Tennsylvani
Tate
Capon
United States
Assiutiate
Wile Wilver
Niedm
Propose to Raise Army in Austria
London April report from Australasian chamber of commerce meeting. Thomas Price of South Australia urges Britain to back Australia with stronger military ties and a federal program as Australia aims to remain a jewel of the British crown. He voices support for rising military readiness and colonial loyalty amid eastern awakenings.
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London
Australia
Posaikta Mb
Japan
Australasian Chamber of Commerce
Thomas Price
South Australia
Price
Jacky
Mn Pelee
Approvel
Receiver Appointed in Newark Firm Insolvency Case
Fyndarick Younane of Newark was appointed receiver for the company listed as Tatted Listed Maleventent Telentans Campaign, declared insolvent. The company is incorporated for 50 410,000 dollars.
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Newark
N. Jn
Fyndarick Younane
Reemtyer
Maleventent
Times Praises Roosevelt Message
Editorial notes support for Roosevelt and the wartime cause, praising leadership and moral resolve. The piece argues unity across nations and anticipates criticism while reaffirming commitment to the global struggle and American defense.
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