Pandolfo Sentenced to Ten Years and Four Thousand Fine
In Chicago district court Samuel C. Pandolfo, leader of the Pan Motor Company scheme, was found guilty on multiple counts of defrauding investors. Judge Landis imposed ten years in federal prison and a total fine of 4000 dollars, with two sentences running concurrently and two running concurrently as well, yielding the ten year term. Twelve other Motor Company officials were acquitted.
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Chicago
Federal Intize | Landis
Samuel C. Pate Della
Pan
Sf Glow
Federal Penitentiary
Fed
Pandolfo
United States Circnit Coure of
Tandolfo
Sudze Sandiat
Sle
Ue Mptor Company
Dandolfy
Arrest Report From Los Angeles Involving Moyes
Police state Moyes aged 34 was arrested by officers in Los Angeles on information supplied by a group of informants. He and two others are linked to a crime committed in Bieramente months ago. The case follows a pursuit before a German court where the suspects were previously held.
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Miter
Oziten
Severl Montha
Dlsstel
Yiotnilen
Moderating Weather Reduces Fuel Shortage Constraints
Weather turning milder eases coal shortage fears in Canada and Washington. Officials say no immediate end to business hour restrictions yet as fuel managers strike cautious optimism about returning workers to the fields and mines.
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Wnied
Washington
Seventh annual concert opens New Year’s morning
The seventh annual concert will be held on New Year’s morning at 32 o’clock, with indications that the event this season will surpass prior efforts. Over 200 ringers attended the rehearsal Sunday afternoon in Tarratt hall, about half new members.
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Tarratt Hall
Feast of Dedication Celebration Here in Town
A fragmentary note describes the Feast of Dedication, outlining the eight days of dedication celebrated by Jews to honor the victory of the faithful over oppression under Antiochus Epiphanes. It recounts the miracle of the oil lasting eight days and notes the ceremonial lights for each of the eight evenings.
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Tomorres
Risley
Ure Jans
Tabbli
T.tiver
Bisley
Sup Inremovalion
Maaccabeen
Antiochus Epiphanes
Syria
Antiochies
Maccalers
Bop
Codré-eslassih
Free City of Danzig Enjoying Trade Boom in Baltic
DANZIG Nov 4 The Free City of Danzig is enjoying a boom in trade as its status under the peace treaty comes into effect The city’s factories railways and military facilities are to be divided between Poland and Germany with the transfer watched by Polish residents German workers face potential displacement while Polish officials threaten to cut off food supplies to deter German influence Neutrals have been active in establishing new enterprises especially shipyards and related industries in the port region
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Danzig
Pitley’ Dioetitte
Penzis
Polands
Germany
Poland
Pavia
Gonnany
Tingiah Thanders
Shiapins
Cen Ve
Red Cross Christmas Seals Urged for Charity
Fragmented OCR reads urge for Red Cross Christmas Seals to fund the fight against disease. The text mentions Christmas packets, strings, and raising money to battle the great white plague, with officials and volunteers endorsing the sale.
Compromise in the Peace Treaty Dominates Senate Cloak Room
Washington dispatch reports cloak room talk on a possible compromise to the peace treaty. Senators from both parties show willingness to concede and seek a bipartisan agreement while Democrats deny being bound by White House statements.
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Senate
Washington
Fleurea
Inghega
Lopeta
Hey
White House
Wilson
Walte
Walsh
Derigeral
Montana
Seratora
Gerard Not to be a Candidate if Wilson Seeks Third Term
James W. Geran former ambassador to Germany said he would not seek the Democratic nomination if President Wilson runs for a third term. He noted a minority petition in South Dakota but the state party endorsed Wilson, and he warned delegates would shift if Wilson defeats another challenger. He suggested a precautionary move to secure South Dakota's support.
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Gerard
Wilson
New York
James W. Geran
Germany
le Wolds Sof Br
Dakota
South Dakota
Wit Ran Shold
Te'e
Kidney trouble relief through Foley Kidney Pills
A reader from Trewer, Alabama, suffered a severe kidney attack for three weeks, unable to bend due to excruciating pains. After purchasing Foley Kidney Fills, relief began after a few doses and the illness was completely cured. The customer praises Foley Kidney Pills as the best remedy with no recurrence.
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Trewer
MeIntyre Drug Co
Denver Aviator Plans Westward Flight From Ogden
Clarence Johnson, a Denver aviator, travels through Ogden after weather delays in Nevada. He aims to establish a Kansas City to San Francisco route via Ogden, with plans to fly coastward in March and resume landing efforts in Ogden after the new year. Johnson operates six planes and expects to initiate a coast route from Denver, with a San Francisco leg to follow.
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Clarence Johnson
Denver
H. EB. Ellison
Aviation Enterprise
Johnson
Lawling
San Francisco
San Ieso
Ogden
Sald Johnson
Mount Vernon transport sailors seek work after ship torpedoed
Sallora and other Mount Vernon crew members say the transport ship sailed from New York two months ago, passed through the Panama Canal to San Francisco, and faced harbor difficulties on the West Coast. Some sailors, including John Van Orden, were aboard when the ship was torpedoed, with injuries reported. The men, aiming to return to New York, sought Red Cross aid and work to finance their trip home. Walter and Juha Van Orden accompany John.
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Sallora
Win
Mount Vernon
Army Transport Service
Ogden
Red Cross
Mont Vernon
New York
Panama Ranal
San Francisco
Joha van Orden
Mont J Vernon
New York City
Walter
Juha van Orden
Poindexter Attacks Provisions in Railroad Bill Debate
In Washington on December 14 Senator Poindexter Republican of Washington denounced a provision allowing the Interstate Commerce Commission to approve lower long haul rates. He offered an amendment to strike the section arguing it would end discrimination and ensure equal freight treatment for all communities. The debate included sharp exchanges and scattered commentary as the committee discussed the Cummins railroad measure and potential price relief policies.
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Wariington
Cummins
Poinitexter
Republicas
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Aaiel
Doindexter
Drunkenness Plea Fines and Jail for Local Men
Bert Rackhans pleaded guilty to drunkenness before Judge D. H. Roberts in city police court and was fined 50. In default, he faced city jail for 60 days. Arthur Welker was arrested at Southern Pacific shops Sunday for battery and fined 20 after pleading guilty to the charge.
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Bert Rackhans
D. HR. Roberts
Arthur Welker
Southern Pacific
Roberts
Charse
Commissioners vote to fund Santa Claus program in Ogden
Ogden city commissioners meet to set aside 35 for Santa Claus fund. Commissioner Chris Flrare proposes the money and the resolution passes unanimously to aid local needy children this holiday season.
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Ogden
City Cormissioners
Chris Flyrare
CMVIL SITUATION NEAR NORMAL EXPECTED SOON
Chairman W H Reeder of the cal committee said conditions are improving and expected to be back to normal in a few days. A report showed 458 tons of limp coal and 848 tons of slack in local yards yesterday, with today’s check noting 0 ages tons of lamp and 435 tons of slack. Restrictions to be lifted within two days as committee may be disbanded.
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Qgden
Tg Beite
W. H. Reeder
Cal
K- Rag
Reeder
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