Thaw trial fills day with jury focus and delays
The Thaw jury selection stretched long as peremptory challenges continued amid court debates over insanity defenses. Justice Fitzgerald oversaw rulings while defense and prosecution argued over potential biases and the panel's readiness for testimony.
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Beatth
York
Tennor
Roger O'Meara
Cmse
Natat
Baring
May McKenaly
William Thaw
Havery
Inethet
Jerome
Martridge
Justice Igeralt
Foite
Delmas
Wan
Ulerman
C. Gilert
Gilbert
Bower
Hla Dew
Charles Rawr
Turing
Glettox
Defenan
Questong
Rauchfoss
Wn 13
Plex
Thaw
Mtn
Woman Faces Murder Charge Over Baby Farm Case
Dea Moines 14 February West, owner of a baby farm, is accused of murder in Ardexter. Police allege she caused infante deaths by neglect and disposed of bodies in a furnace. A preliminary examination is set for tomorrow in county court.
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Dea Moines
West
Ard
Dire
County Jay
Charges of Excessive Rates Across States in 1910s
Odd fragment from an Oklahoma dispatch reports alleged excessive freight charges by a transportation firm. Commissioner Puirty Halle, traffic manager of Avietours, cites no clear justification for a fare of $2.22 per the same distance versus routes through Kansas, Arkansas, and Texas. The garbled text notes connections to Missouri, Kansas, and Texas routes and a dispute over price terms.
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Oklahoms Chis
Okla
Pruvty. C. Halle
Trafic
Avietours
Kanate & Teta
Tate
Fort Worth
Kansas
Arkansas
Texas
Fire at Opera House district causes heavy damage in Harrisburg
Fire officials report a major blaze in Harrisburg center city destroyed the Grand Opera House brick structure and damaged hotels and shops. The blaze began at Fane's Rat store in the Opera House block with an estimated loss near 1 090 000. Firefighters evacuated and rescued two men while the panic spread across streets and adjacent buildings.
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Tharristime
Bust Nose
Thiv Ciy
Ites Serca
Park Rotel
Cluwmtus
United Telephone Company
Ferarity Trust
Bijou Theater
Else Block
Hacigbore Gas Company
Dathding
Harrisburg Typewriter
Curepany
FC. Hoover
Jevesen
Amd Ott Ern
Alse
Fane
Houke
To'dloch
Striva
Rn Hug
Beck
T House
Sas
Marty
Werdoibe
Ante
Adam
Hebert
Breming Benimy
Heitt
Jin Sndth
New York
Reece
Uncertain Grants Note in Strickes Grain Contract
The passage reports a disputed grant involving Hera fas tore and Exir Lidral with a grain delivery contract to affected households. It mentions government approval for Lidral to log in the delivery of Rtia while continuing public funds. A Senate finding notes Jericke received 15,000 from Lidvay Preederiehe, with Hera's high status mentioned.
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Exir Lidral
Lidral
Venate
Alan
Jericke
Lidvay Preederiehe
Bas Heras High
Giant Steamship Esrope Planned by Belfast Builders
New York reports the Esrope a giant steamship to be built by Harland and Wolff of Belfast for Hembsre American Tots. The vessel will carry 6 first class 359 second cabin and 2 000 steerage passengers, with 639 total crew. It will include a swimming pool sun decks and a tour team on the upper deck for passenger comfort and entertainment.
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New York
Harlaga’ & Wolf
Belfast
Nacmiselon
Tamil Foas
Fine
Seaterdas
Liverpool
Esrope
Katy
Guggemlein 18 Classified as Monopolist in Alaska Rail Plan
A congressional committee hearings on February 3 examined the Alaska Railroad project to protect railway access from Cordova to Point Hope. Promoter Andrew Barletab of New York claimed opponents aimed to monopolize Alaska copper fields, accusing backers of seeking to block copper claims if the railroad moved forward.
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Wathinainu
Iilta
Alaska
Cordova
Farle
Andrew FL Barletab
New York
Ta Railroad
Margarine Seizure Reported Across City
The Terge quanilites of glecmarmarine product seized by internal revenue officers. Over 1,000 parcels confisated as authorities push to halt illegal distribution. The operation covered all city areas with packages labeled Olen. officials say further action was ordered as a violation of the law.
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Tanita
Terge Quanilites
Glecmarmarine Es
Toternal
Ferday
Teday
Idealere
Priere
Wien
Hal
Myer Bead Wealthy Mogul Faces Divorce Hint
New Orleans magnate H Myers, a mall empire builder, seeks dissolution amid reports of personal and business tension. Court filings hint at complex assets and shifting alliances as proceedings unfold behind closed doors.
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Bel --Goorne
Orleans
Peiltian
Transfusion of Blood to Save a Girl
A readable fragment reports a medical case where a girl receives a blood transfusion to save her life. The text is garbled with names and places unreadable, but centers on urgent treatment and hospital care for a patient in distress.
Memph is Flooded by a Break in the Levee
A large flood covers Memphis after a levee break, with extensive water on Fourth Street and north to the river. Officials brace for further breaches near Hollytuss and the Arbannae basin while responders shore up weak points. About 100 families, mainly grocers, relocate as North Street lumber yards flood and city car service suspends.
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Jerre
Wey
Tetay
Ievant
Marlow
Arbanaue
Hoy
Ayah
Hollytuss
Overtor J
Concord
Idulgee
Neale & Lane Avenue
North Strepble
Cripple Creek Fire Mystery Ties to Miners Union Case
Telegraph reports Cripple Creek fire evidence linked to Western Federation of Miners amid ongoing trial prospects. Washington debate centers on fuel source control and potential how events could influence governor and labor clash narratives.
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Volorean Springs
Cripple Creek
Conallerabie
Western Federation of Miners
Ea Giovernor Steuayntere
Ravel
Payera
West Federation of Miners
Interdenes
Murder mystery haunts New York inquest into Townsend death
A New York inquest into the shooting death of Dr Charles Wilcot Townsend unfolds amid a broader murder mystery. Reports say John Hell, an elevated car conductor, is charged as a suspect, while allegations of bribery and perjury surface regarding other figures. Anonymous letters claim an innocent man, Bell, is framed, and investigators pursue authorship of the letters as they probe revenge motives connected to Dr Townsend and a related grave site tomb inscription in Brooklyn.
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New Terk
Charles Wilcot Townsend
Btalen Ieland
Townsend
Wougi
John Hell
Toxmend
Abe
Mra
Eaina
Ieterret
Linten Island
Bell
Clark's Idea of Roosevelt's Future Mentioned in Debate
A Ken Vouk led discussion in Weabington on Roosevelt's post presidency path. References include revival of a senate career, possible return to Congress, and speculation about a perpetual Hague presidency, with cautions about political fate and the public record.
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Clark
Roosevelt
Foreigners Have Cut Down the Birth Rate
An analysis argues that American population growth would differ if colonial stock had been maintained. Professor Marshall cites immigration’s long term impact on birth rates, suggesting native stock would rise or fall with continued high or low migration.
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America
Caicago
C. Star
Wetleren University
Imm
University of Chicago
Armertein
Ametleas Inday
Tle Syures
Marshal
Presidents Thanked For Diplomas And Medals Prized
The report notes that diplomas and medals are highly prized by the public, with discussions led by President Horevell and Foreign Minister Lerrand. It underscores how posthumous awards would serve as enduring symbols for children and society, reflecting modern civilization’s values and the Novel foundation’s aims.
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Lerrand
Sabe
Horeevell
Pate
Alma
Nove! Foundation
Roosevelt Questioned On Constitutional Amendment
President Roosevelt faced questions about the proposed Constitutional Change and possible provisions touching the “yim Crox car quests” during a Washington session on February 1. He did not give an answer, as the wording and timing remain unsettled.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Muule Hall Strike Spreading in London
London reports a spread of hall strike actions with yesterday’s demonstrations by performers and bands. Propaganda speeches and city meetings claim support amid tension. traders fear disruption as strikes affect markets and local industries across provinces.
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London
Halle
Lesilers
Second Brother Dies by Own Hand in Tragic Family Incident
Fragmentary OCR reports a double death linked to a family tragedy. Text hints at two brothers harming their father, a wreck, and a subsequent suicide amid a chaotic scene. Names and places are obscured, but the event centers on a fatal act within a household. Further details are illegible.
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