Rinehart Trial Under Way As Bank Collapse Litigates
Pittsburg January 14 The long awaited trial of banker Rinehart, former cashier and later vice president of the Farmers' and Drovers' National Bank, opens here with nearly 200 witnesses subpoenaed. The bank failed two years ago for about 1.5 million dollars amid charges of false notes and entries. Rinehart remains optimistic, saying I will never go to prison. Prosecution led by United States Attorney John W Dunkel with assistants, and special examiners, guides the complex case.
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Pittsburg
Rinehart
Tmnder Way
National Bank
Questions of Great Concern at Woolgrowers Meet
Pocatello Idaho hosts the three day National Woolgrowers association convention starting tomorrow at 2 pm. The storage warehouse plan aims to funnel wool through a cooperative agency with storage and fair price guarantees. Debate over grazing rules, tariffs, and future meeting sites fills the agenda ahead of officer elections.
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Pocatello, Ida
United States
National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Chicago
Association
Gifford Pinchot
Forestry Department
Utah
Gov. Brady
Idaho
Loux
Pocatello
Fred W Gooding
Fern leaves praised as superior preservative for foods
Consul General Guenther reports English practice of using fern leaves to pack fruit butter and meat. Ferns keep produce fresher longer than straw, with experiments showing potatoes in fern leaves resisting rot. strong odor deters larvae and maggots.
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Guenther
Frankfort
State Department
England
Isle of Man
Ogden Water Works seeks 10 cfs by Taylor Canyon intake
State Engineer Caleb Tanner publishes notice that the Ogden Water Works company, led by C H Kircher of Ogden Utah, applied to appropriate ten cubic feet per second of water from springs in Weber County. Diversion points 1 through 7 and a 20,000 foot pipeline to a reservoir east of Ogden are described for municipal supply year round. Protests must be filed within 30 days after publication.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Ogden Water Works Company
C. H. Kircher
Ogden
Taylor’s Canyon
Weber County
Section 35
Township 6 North
Nort
Salt Lake Bass
Meridian
Desebes
Township 6
Range 1
Salt Lake Base
Ogden City
Caleb Tanner
Was Taking No Chances
Five year old Jimmie son of a physician hides his Christmas toys saying he did not know if Santa would want to give them to a poor child. His mother recounts the thriftily honest tale from last Christmas time.
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Santa Claus
Jimmie
Santa Clara
Mamma
Santy
Authority of Congress debated over access to executive records
Washington January 13 The Senate heard Senator Bacon of Georgia uphold absolute congressional power to demand information from heads of departments and even reasons for actions. Senator Lodge challenged access to diplomatic papers and urged presidential discretion. Hale cautioned against misreading the president's message. Several senators backed the Senate's power as debate continued until 2:45 p.m. adjournment.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Bacon
Georgia
Lodge
Hale
Fulton
Teller
Clapp
Money
The Fresh Ale Treatment Pester Bets On A Rider
Mr Bilis, a constant annoyer, confronts his old friend Hills who is sarcastically claiming he is moving furniture out for a rider. The scene unfolds with Hill s in shirt sleeves directing packing as onlookers react to the odd display.
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Bilis
Hills
Mr Elite
Sunday
Robber Shot After Hold Up Wounds Woman. Officer Killed
In Omaha Nebraska an unknown man entered the public house of Anna Wilson and robbed it. A female patron was shot but not killed. Patrolman L A Smith confronted the robber and was shot dead at the door. The assailant fled toward the Missouri river but was captured later near the Douglas Street bridge and taken to the emergency hospital.
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Omaha
Neb
Joan
Anna Wilson
Ninth
Doakins
L. A. Smith
Missouri River
Douglas Street
Missouri River Bridge
Hashish described as dangerous drug by Greek consul
Consul Edward L Nathan of Patras, Greece explains hashish production in Peloponnesus near Tripolitza. He notes the plant is dried, seeds ground into powder, and warns ongoing use causes mental and physical wreckage. Egypt bans imports and recent agreements curb export from Greece to Egypt.
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Edward L Nathan
Patras
Greece
Peloponnesus
Tripolitza
Egypt
England
Austria
France
Italy
SPECIAL SALE OF DRESSING SACQUES EXTRA LARGE SIZES
A conductor notes shoppers in town as he reads a morning paper showing a special sale of dressing sacques in extra large sizes. The scene highlights stout customers and the seasonal impulse buying tied to advertised fashions.
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Shonla
Bargala
Large Sum Uncalled For in New York City Treasury
There is more than 250400 dollars in the New York City treasury tied up by former city employees but never claimed by them. The note implies substantial unclaimed funds awaiting action or disposition.
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New York City
Men wander nine days in Death Valley
A Ballarat special reports that three of the men lost in Death Valley reached Ballarat after wandering nine days with little water. One man remains unaccounted for, with hopes of survival fading. The missing miner is D. A. Williams of Randburg. The survivors arrived demented from their desert ordeal.
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Death Valley
San Bernardino
Cal
Ballarat
D. A. Willams
Randsburg
Balarat
Recommendations On State Institutions Olympia Debates and Bills
Olympia January 14 Governor Mead urges abolition of the board of audit and control with unified management of state institutions under one head. He recommends directing all land office, insurants and secretary of state fees to the state treasurer. A tariff protest memorial and anti trust bill push dominate legislative action with party lines.
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Olympia
Wash
Mead
Board of Audit and Control
State Land Office
Congress
Maine
Ilinois
Wisconsin
United States
House
Oregon
Popular Roses Through the Ages
The piece traces historic favorite roses from the Jacquemintot to American Beauty and Bride, noting breeds like Marechal Niel, Cloth of Gold, Jack, and Souvenir de Mal Maison. It reflects on popularity shifts, prominent climbers, and questions where today’s beloved roses have gone.
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New York Press
Marechal Niel
Marshal of
France
Jacqueminot
Baltimore
Concrete ships tested and armor plates proposed in 19th century
The Chicago News notes early experiments with reinforced concrete in shipbuilding. Lambot exhibited a cement covered wire net boat in 1855. Gabellini of Rome built a concrete vessel in 1596 still in service on the Tiber. Armor plates of reinforced concrete with steel are studied to resist shell impact.
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Lambot
Gabellini
Rome
Tiber
Chicago News
Paper from home atinds in Broad Way prompt curious exchange
In New York Telegraph Beau Broadway reports a man buying papers at outlets in Broad Way and nearby towns. A stranger with a feeble eye questions the observer about buyers and confidence schemes, then slips away after a brief exchange.
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Atinds
Broad
Ovhkos
Kalamasoo
Beau Broadway
New York Telegraph
Peruna Editorial Declares Open Public Sale of Remedy
An issue from a Peruna editoral declares Dr Hartman will market Peruna openly to the public as a household remedy, promises full ingredient disclosure, testimonials, and fair dealing, and asserts Peruna as a great medicine with worldwide aims despite criticism.
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Dr. Hartman
Peruna
Grand Rapids Woman Files $10,000 Damages Suit Against Ketchel
Miss Hollman of Grand Rapids claims Stanley Ketchel harmed her by breaking an engagement and causing alleged injury including a pregnancy. Ketchel calls the suit a blackmail plot and says he never knew her nor promised marriage.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Nelter
Elizabeth Howman
Humboldt Street
Thin City
Stanley Ketchel
Ketchel
Miss Henman
Grand Rapide
Miss Houmon
West
Milwaukee
Fetter
Miss Hollman
Pire
Aimple
Ballymena Girl Scalp Reattachment After Laundry Accident
A Ballymena girl named Gordon was caught in a laundry machine and scalped. Doctors removed heat and took the scalp to hospital where Dr. Davison reattached it by sewing. She survived and is showing progress.
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Gordon
Ballymena
Belfast
Ireland
Davison
Scented Hatpins Enter Fashion, Revelers Cheer
A quirky trend note describes scented hatpins and hairpins as a new perfume device. The accessory releases a pleasant odor when moved in the hair, offering a fresh evolution of fragrance for enthusiasts.
Underground Rivers in Australia Reveal Vast Subsurface Water
A Australian professor explains the continent hides large underground rivers due to geology. He claims one channel may be 200 miles wide and traverse the continent center, suggesting surface access could make Australia exceptionally prosperous. Want ads promise big results.
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Australia
Commonwealth
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