Massive German Plot Revealed in Wall Street Raid
A New York raid on the Wall Street offices of Captain Franz von Papen and associates uncovered a cache of documents detailing German plans with Japan and Mexico. The seized papers outline possible German support for anti American sentiment in Japan, signals of a future alliance, and alleged operations with Irish Americans and German agents. Officials say the material implicates Von Bernstorff and Von Papen in a broader espionage network and could spur new indictments connected to the Welland Canal plots and peace council cases.
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Germany
Japan
Yepers Aested
Wolfe
Capialn Franz Ten Mapen
Orient
Cer
United States
von Papeo
Wall
Aweriab
Rezcon
Gregory
Genpral Gregory
State Department
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Lanting
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van Feel
Federal Grand Jury
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von Hernstort
New York
Yon Lee
Washington
Geran
Wall Street
Ireland
Mexico
Octiz
Wariobs
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Fraor von Intelen
Labor National Peace Council
Welland Canal
Peace
Frank Buchanan
Arench Jury
Chitage
No Trace Fold of the Naber Bank Heist Report
April 25 a daring bank robbery at Copperfield State Bank ended with nearly $4000 in currency seized. The bandit, posing as a worker for Utah Copper, forced cashier A Waller Koehler at gunpoint, wrapped wire around the tellers window, and escaped before noon. Authorities, led by Sheriff Corless, searched hotels and dens for the suspect, believed to be hiding in Dighem.
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Bingnam
Copperfield State Bank
Bheriti John 8
Corless
Digeham
Copperfield
A. Waller Koehler
Koehler
Widdow
Utah Copper Company
Robbery and Kidnapping Incident Reported in Canyon
A bandit entered a residence during the noon hour, restrained Keebler with a handkerchief and towel, moved a car or carheria to a bed, and bound a victim to a bar. After fleeing the scene, the victim freed himself within ten minutes. Authorities questioned a group linked to the suspect and suspected the robber hid nearby in a canyon dwelling.
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Phades
Keebler
Koehler
Marm
Bate
Leomeg
Co. C. Countryman
Mingham Postmanier
German Ship Is Captured in Ireland Plot
London reports that Sir Roger Casement has been captured from a German auxiliary vessel assisting a navy operation to land arms in Ireland between April 20 and April 1. The seizure is treated as a blow to his alleged activities with Germany, amid prior claims of his leadership in Irish separatist circles and possible consular service dismissal in 1914.
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London
Roger Casement
Veland
Ireland
Sir Morer Casement
Roger
Te Crivdl
Sir Roger
Iriah
Hoger
Tambure
Iria
Germany
England
Edward Grey
House of Commons
Tr Sober
Knight
Witir Roger
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Grideh
Putumayo
More Troops for the French Lines Stir Verdun Fighting
London reports continued French offensives around Verdun with Petain’s forces strengthening in preparation for further actions. Crown Prince troops may launch an infantry assault as heavy artillery paves the way. Russian reinforcements are said to be moving to the western front, while a potential thrust at the Verdon region near Consumont is anticipated.
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London
Pettes
Verdon
Consumont
Chalonsier-Marne
Emthraslern
Mann Holds Up the Army Bill Clash Over Conference Rule
Washington reports show Minority Leader Mann blocking the army bill from moving to conference after success on two fronts. Democrats push for rapid passage with strict rules limiting debate as Republicans resist and a House rule is set for potential reconsideration. Speaker Clark urges lawmakers to get back to work amid political maneuvering and loud exchanges.
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Washington
Mann
Senate
House
Clark
Baro
Garrett
Ten
Ainan
Eaeller
Jaxon
Gil
Moan May
Mano Fe
Ederal’ Volunteer Army Nyatens
Get Fat and Increase Weight With Sarcot Tablets
A advertisement extols Sarcot tablets as a safe way to gain weight. It claims a single tablet with each meal can raise daily intake and boost red blood cells, suggesting women may gain three to five pounds weekly. The piece promotes A R McTyre and other druggists as sellers.
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St Theigden
William Collier
Keystone
Zeppelins Attack England With Incendiaries In Night Raid
Reports from Jandon dated April 26 2007 describe Zeppelins raiding eastern English counties dropping incendiary bombs. Three airships activity near the coast around 10 30 to 11 00 pm with bombardments noted in Norfolk and other regions as Allied and Central Front movements unfold across France Belgium and the Caucasus.
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Jandon
Thres
Zeppeling
Zeppelina
Norfolk
le Mort Honme
Argonne Forest
Agecessors
Torman Howe
Longuy
Stenay
Dun
Monte Favecon
Ketel-Amara
Mesopotamia
Ketel-Amsre
Sannayette
Constantinople
Fetahle
Drtlah Jones
Acting Governor Denies Requisition In Mayhem Case
Acting Governor David Mattson refused to honor a requisition from Wyoming Governor Kendrick for Salt Lake City resident Joseph Leavitt, proprietor of the Success market, linked to a mayhem charge from Rock Springs. Leavitt claims self defense after Edward Aneal attacked him following threats. The Wyoming official sought Leavitt’s return to Rock Springs, but the acting governor postponed action pending further representations from Sweetwater County Attorney Frank A. Johnson.
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Halt Lake
David Mattson
Wromlox
Joseph Tearitt
Salt Lake
Success Market
Bprinas
Wrothera
Edward Aneal
Leavitt
Aneal
Rock Springs
Eearepin
Apral
Willian Bory
Joby I. Kendrick
Wyoring
Matta
Mike JJ. Danowaki
Sweetwater County
Wyoming
Leavitt Beck
Frank A. Johnson
Manila
Rock Gorirne
Apesi
Ancal
Race Springs
Anes
Ilo
Tie Trneker
Tereft
Charce
Mr. Leavitt
Balt Lake
Balt Lake Manor
Demonstration Train At Provo Draws Large Crowd
Provo April 24 The agricultural college demonstration train arrived from the south this morning and was viewed by a large number of people interested in agriculture. The event highlighted farming techniques and attracted local residents curious about new agricultural practices.
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Provo
Agricultural College
Waa
Demonstrations and lectures on home economics and farming set
A large gathering attended a field demonstration by W W Calder with a Holt tractor near the station. Experts discussed stock judging, household arts, and sanitation. Women heard talks on equipment and dirt for the family, while men heard about dairying and sanitary buildings. A joint session covered railroads and farming, poultry management, and home decorations. Nearby expeditions will study New Mexico and Arizona pueblos, with several scholars leading surveys over five years.
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W.W. Calder
Holt
John T. Catne
Central School
Misa Gertrude MeCheyne
Tnn
Mise MeCheyne
Equipmant
J. 8. Powell
Ben T. Eldredge
Wlr. Taylor
Cextal School
Douglan White
Farn
Listen Alder
E If. Eastmond
Mapy
Rocal
Provo
Peasant Grove
Waterways plan faces crossfire in Congress split
Washington April 24. Wilson's scheme to coordinate waterways work stalls as lawmakers clash over whether to keep control in the War Department or place oversight with a cabinet committee. A bill reintroduces the cabinet plan, adding about 80 million dollars for major river projects across the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri and western streams.
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Washington
Prratdent Wilson
Newlands
Brocsaard
Louisians
Crosser
Ohio
Comuletes
Mississippi
Silestasippi
Titinole Rivera
San Joaquin
California
Colorado River
Six Parties Explore Ruins In Southwest Exploration
New York April report states six expeditions financed by Archer W. Hunting and led by the American Museum of Natural History will study ruins and dwellings of Indigenous communities in the Southwest during the summer. The University of Colorado will collaborate with the museum on select projects.
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New York
Archer W. Hunting
American Museum of Natural History
Vatraralty
Colorado
Tiz promises relief for sore aching feet
An old advertisement touts Tiz as the cure for tired feet with claims of drawing out toxins and eliminating pain from corns bunions and soreness. It urges readers to buy a 25 cent or 35 cent bottle at drug stores or department stores and wear smaller shoes for instant relief.
Roosevelt says he will not support Root for President
Oyster Bay April 1 Judge Albert D Norton of the Missouri appeals court said after conferring with Theodore Roosevelt that the colonel will not support Senator Root for the Republican ticket. He added no such support has been promised directly or indirectly and warned that a Root nomination could mean a third party run, reshaping the political landscape.
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N.Y
Theodore Rocaevelt
Edlhs Root
Root
Repollicay
Albert D. Norton
Ailssour Court of Appeals
Roosevelt
Senator Root
Toot
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