Walsh the Millionaire to Serve Life in Prison
A distorted report states former Chong National Bank of Chicago head Walsh will serve a life term in a federal prison at Leavenworth after a misdealing conviction. The Supreme Court denied a stay, with judgment to proceed, as he faces long imprisonment beginning within weeks. The article mixes other naval and market notes, but the central item reports Walsh’s impending life sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frashington Tau
Joht KR
Walsh
Chong National Bank of Chicago
Yebre
Leaenpnett
Supreme Court of
John R
Wwelg
Curticrar
Smnrgine Court OF the
United Eistes
Treadom
Ciforte
Tim
Peurs
Algo
Tin Pretimnia Bank
Allroad
Seara
Dave
Kavenworth
Kanans
Sveyarrs
United States
Anderson
Marehy 1
United Tates Cirontt
Court, of Appeals
Hell
Withernen
Ita
United States Marshal
Thin Pellion
Supreme Curl of the United Baton
Lia
Daya
Federation in Session Opens National Labor Conference
President Taft addressed the opening session as delegates from across the United States attend a three day conference. Beth Low presided as governors and leaders from labor and agricultural groups gathered, with Judge Allen B. Parker and Governor Wilson among speakers outlining national economic questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wathington
Dan
Taft
National Ciy
Fedfem
Whch
Beth Low
The
Hing
United States
Anehony Federation of Labor
Namal Grange
Farmers’ National Congress
Nactional Association
U Litt Shippers
State Board of Arvitration
Allen B. Parker
Wesklout
American Car Assofers
Willson
Irntuekr
Lat of raging dates for approaching season set
A tentative schedule has been drawn up for the approach by menon to allocate dates for spring games. The schedule specifies periods from May to August with multiple dates for various events and venues, including Empire Sits and other locations. The committee aims to balance allotments previously used, ensuring each stake receives fair consideration in the forthcoming season.
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New York
Menon
Joe Wy
Nc Tentaive
Unclear OCR Notice From Early Issue
Fragmented text shows names and events in a garbled notice. Mentions Urs MT Ghristy age 18 on witness stand and references to a probate context plus an aviation squadron arrival at Yokohama. Details are unreadable due to transcription errors.
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URS
MT. Ghristy
Roosevelt as Referee In Championship Match Proposed
New York January 17 A statement from negro champion Johnson urges ex President Theodore Roosevelt to serve as referee for the upcoming July championship between his rival and another contender. Johnson says Roosevelt would be a fair authority and a natural leader, having studied both fighters and the national role he holds.
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New-York
Dan
Juck Johnson
Roosevelt
Yateree
Uare
Ougut
Aok Johnsuns
World Markets Open With Mixed Stocks Amid Rainy Trading
The opening stock market showed uneven response to poor conditions with U.S. and international issues mixed. Gains were seen in Maryland Texas Pacific and Denver and Rio Grande while some firms slipped before a late rally. Chicago livestock and grain futures posted varied results across cattle hogs and other commodities.
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Tna
Lanfion
Maryland
Texas
Paalilo
Denver & Rio Grande
Union Pacific
Southern Paolig
Paul
Loulevile
Neaahville
Pileas
St. Paul
Tion
Southern Pacitin
Golly
Webaeh
Internaticnlal Hervester
U. 5
Pye
Pietteburg
Eloe Ing
Seattle Crews to Compete in Intercollegiate Regatta
Mhica N Y Jai AR That notes Washington University will send a B crew to compete in the intercollegiate regatta at Poughkeepsie next June. The stewards rejected a previous Western challenge on technical grounds, but accepted a challenge from the Pacific Coast for Washington to contest and defend coastal supremacy. The sectional representative suggests the Saudia institute could add a valuable decision to the Poughkeepsie event.
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Mhica
N.Y
University of Washington
SealUe
Potignkeepsie
Challege
Intercollecints
Fucitia
Gallega
Denida
Regatia
Washington
Sauda Institutee
Big Vote at Elections in Doubtful Districts
Voting day across districts showed clear weather and an army of canvassers aiding mobilization. Unionists led in London and several provinces, while Liberals and Laborites trailed. notable contests included Burns vs Benn in Battersea and Clapham, Snowden in Portsmouth, and Chernsley Yeresford’s naval policy stance influencing results.
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London
Vasoniain
Lioran
Laebarites
Eamdon
Quitstata
A. J. Bartow
F. G. Banbury
Talent House
Joby Burns
A. Shirley Benn
Battersea
Claphant
Battarsea
Burne
Greenwile
Blackburs
Philips Snowden
Latoriie
Labor Party
Portsmouth
Union
Leta
Lord Cherlow Yeresford
National Naval
Wttamgala
Wsllaappuintad
Howe Yalls
Kalra
Mmnerienn
Redmond
Mutortard
Separate statehood themes emerge across territories
Fragmentary text references three separate statehood efforts and political phrases. Mentions of regions or entities are unclear, but hints at territorial autonomy themes and cross territorial discussions.
Chicago relief planned as snowbound condition eases
Partial recovery from severe winter disruption emerges as officials in Chicago outline relief measures. Authorities report improvements in travel and utilities, with aid aimed at affected neighborhoods and vulnerable residents. Affected services begin restoring, while contingency plans remain ready for renewed storms.
Lost: Reterater The SOLgRADO RIVER river voyage search
Lost find effort centers on Gord Osborn Warrington Fike and Alfred Gonsaldo with a party of five. They departed Visna on November 16 to sail down the Colorado River toward La Paz. Since then no trace has been found and officials seek clues about their whereabouts.
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San Diego
Osl
Jad
Gord Osborn
Bornclerk
Sundex
England
Warrington Fike
Victoria
B. C
Sarefree
Arizona
Alfred
Gonsaldo
California
Bonnglork
Piico
Visna
Colorado River
Continus
la Pua
Cardinal on HGH Prices Press Interview Notes High Costs
A garbled report quotes Cardinal Gib Bons Ina criticizing rising grocery prices as unaffordable for many, noting that common necessities have surged beyond reason. The interview suggests something is structurally wrong when basic goods soar to extreme levels. Washington, Tan.
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D. Carding
Gibbons Inna
Wanhtington
Tan
Rifting in Naples over higher rents sparks mob clash
In Naples on January 17 a crowd of twenty protested rent hikes on the workmen’s banner. A morning procession halted at the mayor’s office where he pledged 1.5 million toward worker housing. The outside crowd angrily pressed the building, police clashed and a captain was injured as troops arrived to quell the unrest. demands for housing remained unmet.
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Naples
Avival
Wealth Sermon by Rev Hugh Birkhead in New York
Rev Hugh Birkhead of St George's Bonicopal church preached in Stuyvesant Square to a congregation including J Pernont Margi and 60 men with million plus wealth. He cited payroll figures showing two millionaires employes earn from $8.50 to Hodo a week and questioned the justice of extreme riches versus poverty.
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New York
Hugh, Birkhead
St. George’s Bonicopal Church
Stuyvesant. Square
J. Pernont Margi
Fenres
Willon
Dr. Birkhead
Arrest in Swope Case Sparks Expectation of Proceedings
Kensole City in Ing 17 reports an arrest linked to the Etrope case involving the death of Colonel Thomas H. Swales and his nephew Christian Swope. Local officials say investigators will proceed after examinations in Chicago and a conference is planned with lawyers and authorities from the department of justice.
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Kensole City
Ing
Etrope
Thomas H. Swales
Christian Swope
Fartyelekthora
Chicago
Mads Jody de
Seainak
Fata H
Janes J Paxton
Canara
Alan Tye Ng
Peered Wan
Miss Taft Bwacine Sways Philadelphia Strike Ties
New York on Jai 17 mentions Miss Taft Bwacine daughter of the President, previously reported as sympathizing with the Philadelphia writers strike. Invitations extend from Violet Pike to come to New York to study the strike situation. Potentially aims to boost sympathy and cooperation among shop workers.
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New York
Helan Patt
Intaraat
Violet Pike
Ranke
Timate
Taft
Mien Palin
Milne
New York Men Win Honors at Yale Fraternity Awards
New Haven January 17 New York families with longtime ties to Yale celebrate academic marks won by freshmen. Averill Harriman son of the late Boward Harriman Vander bill Webb son of Dr. Renard Webb Reginald Lee and groups from Anchinglers have just earned formal fraternity honor in the first-year scholastic division.
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New Haven
Goan
New York
Averill Harriman
Boward TH. Harriman
Vanderbill Webb
Renard Webb
Reginald Lee
Anchinglers
Rails
Ag Miombete
Frat Scholarehi
Sugar Frauds Trial Sparks Nervous Speculation
New York amid trepidation over government action in a large sugar fraud case. Secretary at the American Sugar Refining Company faces court questions about alleged conspiracy and orders to rig scales at Williamsburg docks. Prosecution declines comment as names of top figures surface and the case moves toward grand jury implications.
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New York
Dun
Nm Cour
Thal Chunlew
Song Pany
Kwaenyen
Elke Sx
Hurr
Relves
Saga
Williameburg
Helle
Pigar Franda
Demuprere
Tam
Armenian General Buried in America
A former Armenian general and exiled bank director in New York, believed dead after a farm accident, was buried in Madivup. His identity was confirmed posthumously as John Raglemeyer, a merchant who adopted the name for safety. Local officials and mourners attended the service as the body was interred.
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John Raglemeyer
Wytersat
New York
Karwons
Macral
Alshond
New
Midlzon
Aged farmer shot and killed by son in alleged dispute
A distressed article reports an elderly farmer was shot and killed by his son during a family quarrel. Authorities describe a fatal confrontation at a rural homestead, with investigations underway and little detail on motives or weapon. The scene is dated to a recent evening, with neighbors and kin reacting to the tragedy.
Butter Prices Rise for Spring on Butter Board Trade Day
Butter traders in the city expect higher spring prices as the board of trade sets wholesale quotes. Creamery men report no drop in costs this season, with daily wholesale quotations around 20 to 40 cents per pound and grocery store prices near 36 cents.
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O&nls
Ice Gorge On The Ono Ice Gorge On The Ono
Floodwaters threaten towns along the Ohlo river as a rocklike jam holds back the water. The gorge extends from the ex rauta Western edge of Loutxetlle to Brandenburg about 70 yards away. Officials warn of imminent danger and plan to move toward a safer site while undetermined relief efforts continue. The article also notes a federal prison preparing to receive John BR Welsh for sentencing and outlines anticipated procedures and appearances.
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Lauinyitle
Tan
Wolf Orcex
Ohlo Reatoa
Ex Rauta
Loutxetlle
Brandenburg
Ohlé
Floyd P
Rivar Roma
Foulevile
Washington
Buried in Ruins of Philadelphia Apartment House
A collapsed apartment building on Walnut Street in Philadelphia traps residents after a tram shock. One woman died and several injured as rescuers work through the debris amid reports of additional buried victims and structural collapse.
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Hiladelphia
Tan
Hollingsworth
Curtiss in a Flight at Los Angeles Today
A scrambled wartime aviation note describes Curtiss and Hamilton pilots in windy conditions, crowds watching from the airfield as engines roar. Report highlights aircraft performance, endurance measures, and a dramatic display with a 6 mile per hour climb above the parade field amid weather and crowd tension.
Failure Is a Surprise Bank Suspension Sparks Shock
Tod Trenavilla reports that the Clisung National Bank will suspend temporarily during a National Bank examination led by J. C. Jolmaon in Indianapolis. The move shocks thousands as about $1,100,000 in private deposits are affected. Jolmaon stated preparations for a formal action while hoping most depositors will be calm.
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Trenavilla
Tod
Clisung Nutlonl Bank
National
Hremtan J. C. Jolmaon
Indianapolia
Gaal
Delegations Raise Ballot Fight for Sunday Food Bill
Four large delegations from Cleveland Columbus Toledo and nearby push for a Sunday food bill at the Ohio General Assembly. They vow support for the measure to be reduced this week and oppose leaving the matter to city mayor. Final action seeks shifting control to the General Assembly judiciary.
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Cuotanatt
Ohio
Brys
Bunday
Busur
Pte
Oleinnotl
Wilen
Moamra
Nel Natl
Glaveland
Columbus
Toleflo
Ofa Efly
Ballinger in Trouble Charges Against Officials
A disjointed clipping reports charges against Secretary Aimee Add and other officials over misused funds. It mentions a nephew and private favors, with references to Nebraska and a home context, but the text is fragmented and unclear about specific actions or outcomes.
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Bes
Aimee Add
Tha Kacvatery
Renras
Nebraska
Cure for the blues touted by Martha Jones
Obscure medical note describes Mrs Martha Jones, widow of Frank Jones of Portsmouth FL, transferring her extensive patient interests to Dr. Karl Hida of Harvard for possible sanatorium treatment as a modern cure for melancholy. The article hints at Depression era remedies and local touch with named individuals and places.
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Borton
Jun
Melanehalla
Frank Jones
Partamouth
Han
Marvard
Ambiguous Wealth Attack Reverberates Through City
In a fragmented report from Tau New York, Ann Morgan discusses a perceived attack on wealth and power. The piece mentions J. Pinepost Movenn family ties and references a forthcoming court or public debate, with unclear details about pensions and local influence.
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New Rachidio
N.Y
Tau
Ann Morgan
J. Pinepost
Hillgelit
Abe
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