Writs and Testimony in Halas Fatal Shooting Case
Flushing court heard counsel for Teordow argue the defendant and his brother Captain Peter T. Halas Jr. were principals in the fatal shooting of William E. Acale aboard a yacht last summer. Witnesses described the wound, hospital treatment, and a threat letter, with defense claiming prior disputes and that evidence should be tightly limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flushing
Atnis
Thornton J. Hales
We. I. Annis
Ripley
Adals
Huma
Apt
Bin
White
Falar
Cere
Angis
Aelos
Thornum Haine
Molly
Rowntry
Seales Crmsa
Anais
Joba ‘Macland
Mrn
Basnide
Withers
Jonre
Syracuse
Lea Rebmock
Jines
Apnin
Reckwell
Annis
Magatde Yacht Club dispute ends with shooting claim
Testimony from Aug and Aug 15 at the Magatde Yacht Club describes a dockside confrontation between Thornton Flains and others over a real estate deal. Witness Birchfield says a warning was given, shots fired, and a man fell into the water as bystanders moved to pull him out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magatde Yacht Club
Waller ‘Salking
Thornton Flains
Aes
Thornton Halns
Apanion
Nest
Witte Gatherine
Prrchfeld
Ira
Annia
Mra
Mocks Beil
Mire
Newbit
Funke
Storm
Atnls
Alyeis
Annis” Wat
Annie
Virehield
Mer
Birchfield
John Fopning
Halza
Tanning
Annis
Gas Plant to Be Built in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City features an extensive light and heating system plan. Secretary Wepeake of the Wwner Club cites Henry Jen and a former official as confirming a New York franchise holding company approves a new gas system for Og cen. The firm’s installation is advancing, with a favorable report expected to accelerate construction funding and the start of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Wepeake
wWener Club
Henry 1
Jen
Derlergister
Sal Lake
New York
Og Cen
Waataroravie
Fmgeration
Salt Lake
Heer
Lee
Two More Marathon Races Being Arranged
New York reports two additional marathon events as part of a series linked to Madison Savare Garden. The proposed races feature competitors such as Tan, Tenghoat, Pietro, Hayes, Shrubb, and Shrubbe, with plans for a ten lap run and a prominent display of entrants from Doranihe V Pietras and Alfred Shrubb at the Cardinal Stadium.
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New York
Dee
Madison Savare Garden
Teta Tenghoat
Cansitlen
Ptantion Ed Vataalsher
Doranihe V
Pietras
Alfred Shrubb
Dothe
Tangtaat
de Iamin Pietro
Diieay Hayes
Drranda
Hutala
Chiragale
Francisco
Cache County Court Delinquent Tax Report Summary
Report from Cache County court district detailing delinquent tax statuses for the November period. Includes properties, penalties, and terms of redemptions, noting actions by the clerk and associated local offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbe
Mob Lynches Suspect Elmer Smith in Adair and Wayne Counties
Lerterton December 17 mob scene ends with Elmer Smith killed for the murder of Samle y Wotsack. He is dragged from a Monticello jail wagon four miles to Greasy Creek then hanged and left, with no reported abuses. Bodies found by passersby this morning as mob swift action unfolded across Adair and Marvel counties. Mary Womack, 13, mentioned in Adair County records, tied to mob context as events sparked without warning or official restraint.
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Lerterton
Elmer Hmith
Samley Wotsack
Adair County
Monticello
Wayne County
Greasy Creek
Stree
Adair
Marvel Counties
Tim Pothe
Creasy Creek
Lefors
Mary Womack
Ray
Man in Bellvue Ward Believed Mentally Unfit In Gary
New York December 17 An insane patient in the psychopathic ward at Bellevue is believed to have harbored a grievance against Mrs EAL Saez wife of the head of a United States railroad. He followed Miss Houser to a Harlem department store and showed a newspaper picture of Miss Houser, alternately addressing the picture and Miss Houser. He was restrained after the incident. The man gave the name Am Furios Del Bereno and said he lived on East 11th Street. His mind is said to be impaired.
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New York
Bellatue de Wilzl
Mra Eal Saez
Rad
United State Lives Corporation
Mara Mary Deuaet
Harlem
Tim
Gary
Am Furios del Bereno
Caid
Coal Trade on the U P and Denver Trip Reported
Superintendent Whitney and Mrs Whitney returned from a Denver business trip with discussions of coal traffic on the Union Pacific. Weather in Denver was heavy with a blanket of snow ten to twelve inches, but freight and passenger trains largely continued with no major interruptions.
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Wy &. Whitney
Denver
Mra Whitmer
Beteren Oxdin
Bastion Tax Standard
Whitney
Ema
Ehdomente
Union Raeine Ron
Megatta
Coal shipping plans amid wartime rail constraints
The text outlines coal movement priorities to ensure fuel for heating and industry. It notes prompt loading and dispatch over the Union Pacific, equal distribution of shipments, and a preference for freight over passenger travel if fuel shortages worsen. It argues these measures support public warmth and comfort even at the expense of other shipments, reflecting wartime logistics concerns and management assurances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marriman
Werad
Union Pacific
Fras
Eife
Stoneley
Utah Presents Awards at National Horticultural Show
In a crowded display at the national horticultural reserves, Utah and several other states earned honors. Winners included Utah securing top placements with Maryland and Iowa participants also noted. officials from multiple counties and towns were recognized for their exhibit plates and efforts during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onisiain
Paap
Wenatchee
Wank
A. Carr
Connelly Batet
Marrington
Williamebars
Tome
D Stuart
Des Moines
Iowa
J. W. Murphy
Glencoot
Spencer
Randolph
Chariva Gare Yelt
Mitchellerine
Margiasa Exhiatt
Er Ehace
Show Sweeper Will Prove a Success
The fall of eonn Wetherday paves the Rapid Transit Co. to try the new rotary snow sweeper. Purchased last year, it had not been experimented with. Heavy snows in 1906 clogged street cars, prompting use of the sweeper. Manager Mitcher says it worked well last winter, showing potential to clear deep snow up to 16 inches, with a high speed motor and 25 horsepower fan for the rotary sweeper.
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Rotary
Pnt
Mitcher
Argentina Brazil Dispatch Intercepted Message Sparks Tension
Washington reports a high level intercept involving Argentina and Brazil during tense relations. The message allegedly reveals Argentine distrust and U S concern over possible armament moves, with officials scrutinizing the authenticity and potential impact on regional diplomacy.
Turkey Returns to Constitutional Government After Thirty-Two Years
Constantinople witnessed the reopening of parliament as Turkey begins a second attempt at constitutional rule. Sultan Abdul Hamid led the inaugural ceremony in Perego, with tens of thousands lining streets and foreign diplomats in full dress. The scene recalled the brief 1876 parliament, while the public cheered the step toward a constitutional life after decades of despotic rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Turkey
Sultaneft Yildiz Palace
Hallpset
Ministry of Junties
Witnera
Jistice
Man in Court Reluctantly Pleads Guilty in Drug Case
A man facing trial for alleged drug possession and related offenses decided to plead guilty after discussions with his attorney and requests for leniency. The judge warned of potential sentencing in the near term as proceedings concluded.
Fragmented report on reform efforts and illicit activities in city
A garbled passage complains that jailing leaders will not stop efforts to drive away a thin class of residents. It alleges that the troublemakers mingle with respectable people at dances and other amusements, corrupting reformist aims and drawing funds from questionable sources.
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Gira
Lead Tariff Debate Highlights Industry Stand
Washington voices heard as Brosh, president of the American Limiting and refining company, testifies before the Ways and Means committee on December 16 regarding the lead tariff. He argues the duty primarily benefits miners and questions any plan to remove it, citing potential impact on domestic production.
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Washington
Fae. Brosh
American Limeting and Refining Company
Rouse Ways
Mrace
Uxlay
Yost
Perkins Report on Secret Service Action in House Vote
Washington December 17 Chairman Perkins of the bagseepecial committee presented a report urging a resolution to obtain the President's evidence about claims the secret service men were inspecting members themselves. The House adopted the Perkins resolution on the President and the secret service with little comment amid procedural debate and a rapid viva voce vote.
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Washington
Dee
Perking
Congresa
Reort
House
Arcret Service
Secret Service
Cochran
New York
Cope
Mate
Ate
Perkine
Bir
Keifer
Ohlo Saniet
Ieunial
Verkins
Perkins
Coughlan Charged After Bathhouse Assault Incident
Chicago scene erupts as photographer and cartoonist report being assaulted during a Ward meeting. Det. Aralsted and Alderman Kenna, among others, face charges. witnesses recount a violent fracas near the First Ward gathering. Police seek protection for Atwell and clarify legal steps amid ongoing investigations.
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Chicarn
John Olterwice
Wan
Laman Atwell
Chicago Record
Atwell
Winele King
Cough- Jah
Alerman
Hishy Tek” Kenna
McFarlang Chief Witness In Swindle Case
Chicago reports Joan McFarlang named chief witness in a swindle case tied to a financial scheme. The article notes her appearance in San Francisco and mentions expected losses near one million dollars as the matter unfolds against Ste. JA. Patten, with details on public and legal reactions.
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Chicago
Joan McFarlarst
Ste. JA. Patten
Hotay
San Franchey
Arthguibe
Peeten
Perree
One Man Killed At Mine In Snowslide
A fatal snowslide at the Tom Store area near Bareke in San Juan County yesterday killed foreman William Mendel, 85, and destroyed the large boarding house. Snow and slides damaged nearby properties including Chattansegs and the Howardsville region. Rail traffic is blocked, power lines down, and a fuel shortage looms as the storm continues with uncertain damage totals until it ends.
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Nurags
Cula
Tom Stoore Ming
Bareke
San Juan County
William Mendel
Gao Juan County
Antmilla Canonard
Cam Retty
Silvertoo
Rio Tande Bovberg Traiage
Chifango
Tranemies
Animas Power Company
Milla Bare Bern
Uo Mu
Bllverten
Wireless warfare disrupts government messages in Frenesco
Investigators report interference by two organizations sending fictitious messages to each other. The prank signals disrupt federal communications across cities around the bay and near Mare Inland. Government operators struggle as youth telegraphy students test serial techniques at night.
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Tro Hal Associationa
Bay
Mare
Goat Island
Polots
Governor Frear Reports on Hawaiis State of Territory
Dec 16 Governor Frear of Tawau releases annual report noting improved federal appropriations for ports and harbor fortifications, a calmer sentiment about governance, and calls for land law amendments to curb speculation. He cites trade boosts, delayed finances, and need for road improvements as key issues.
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W. Brean
Tawau
Sharate
Congress
Hila
Pearl
Flawall
Defense in Korean trial remains unclear in murder case
The defense strategy for Fan Prandsen in the Korean charge over Durhacs White Stevens’s death has not yet been indicated by his attorneys. Autopsy findings and medical witnesses from Charleston, W.Va., are referenced as part of the inquiry amid contested evidence and the ongoing investigation.
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Kot
Fan Prandsen
Fe Whan Chane
Durhacs White Stevens
Er Attamese
Gay Wan
Tureenna
Steven G
Clark
Closing Quotation Roundup of World Markets
New York stock activity cooled with more declines than advances and slight moves in key shares. Rail and mining issues showed mixed results while American Smelting and Amalgamated Copper fell, and many prominent rail stocks quoted below prior levels.
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HEW ‘York
Ameticag Car Anc Foondry
Anaconda Mining Co
Ateblaon Tallway
Atchison Mallway
Baltimore and Qhio
Fagie
Chranpeyter
Ubto
Chicago
Northwestern
Vaal
Colorady Ae Aie
Denver
Eato Railway
Great Northeen
Prs
Great Northern
Tilnorp Central
Rallcar
Rock Island Co
Western Unions
Fragmentary note on Giri, Eliot, and a court case
A garbled reminiscence mentions Giri and a man tied to a court matter. The text references Eliot and a supposed future event or person linked to a relationship, but the exact meaning is obscured by errors and missing words.
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Ofsiaie
Thornton Hains
Joseph Bloodenod
Flushias
Bhadgood
Tata Pot
Mclntyre
Walter Eres
Fang Isian Hy
Seta
Frey
Willlane
Rha
Andy “Dan
Wiltland Arnie
Anais Pawan
Ogden
Cache County
Hie
U. P
Utah
Horticultural Congress
Idaho
Nan
Maryland
America
Brazil
Reniin
Wraell
Argent Thorltiew
Fralioa Te Santana
Pitileted
Lam
Satan Abdal Hamid
Ty Meyers
D. Meyers
Coe
BMC
Pati
Coughlan
Eureka, Coto
Fresr
Pharleston
W.va
Uackawanna
Central of
Metropolitan Street
Amalgamated Copper
Vinton Pas
Southern Pacific
Dalumore & Ohl
Reading
Tani
Atrhleon
United States Steel
Chieags
Dee. Inc
Jutt & Liard
Pork Dee
Say
Rye
Th Rarley
Cath
Timothy
Clover—Dee
Chicago Livestock
Texaan
Calvent
Lowe Livan
Western
Lambs
Weste W
Kansas City
Nanas Clit
Atockera
Ranga Weltiere & Fed Ewes
Sugar and Corec
Woah St. Dania
Fe West
Metal Market
Silver Mets
Giri
Apps
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