Healy Confesses to Graft Charges
Police Captain Stephen Healy confessed to charges connected with a graft case, implicating Deputy Police Charles Healey and Oscar Le Priest, along with an alderman and others. The confession followed a blanket whitewash retraced by the October grand jury detailing conspiracy to permit bribes, Sunday law violations, and disorderly houses and gambling.
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Chiesco
Stephen Ke Healy
Chares
Raft
Saclay Hoste
Smr Tioyoe
Healy
Charles C. Healey
Oscar le Priest
Farmers to Apply for Loans Under Farm Loan Act
Provo residents and Lake View locals organize associations to borrow funds under the Farm Loan Act. Provo locals study a fruit box factory plan, noting 1914 fruit box imports exceed 100000, and potential local box production using available Aspen timber. A factory and machinery may be set up with a new company formation. Tokio appoints Kazure Shoda to financial affairs, highlighting his youth and prior roles in France and Korea.
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Provo
Lake View
Crates Weil
Dr Lent ist Baker Advice and Patient Queries
A quack medical column offers remedies and patient questions about hair loss dandruff scalp disease kidney issues and nervous debility. Responses propose tonics laxatives and tonics like Thyposinclane and iodine mixtures and advise home remedies along with cautions about drug store purchases.
Heavy storms sweep across the middle west
A blizzard rages through southern Minnesota eastern Wisconsin North and South Dakota and northern Illinois with heavy snowfalls and trains severely delayed or canceled. Nebraska and western Iowa endure freight and passenger disruption as temperatures plunge near zero. Minneapolis cancels public school sessions due to impassable streets from the snowstorm.
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St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Northern
Sea
Ronolog Toto
South Darkota
Pierre
XN. D
Gtr
Minneapolis
Col Bishop Placed in Arizona Hospital
Yunis Ariz Jan 21 Lieutenant Colonel Marty G Bishop arrived and was taken to a hospital where he will stay until strong enough for the trip to San Diego His condition improved rapidly The cavalry colors were kept by him as he spoke to hospital attendants The officer served first with the cavalry before moving to field artillery and aviation He remained in hospital while doctors assessed his strength and readiness for relocation to his station in San Diego The report notes improving conditions for Lieutenant Robertson and reference to United States soldiers.
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Robertson
Dishop
Cavalry
Field Artillery
Aviation Corps
San Diego
Jaz
W. A. Robertson, Jr
Lewtenant
W. It. Bean
Medical Reserve Corps
Hin
Anc
United States
Guarded door at Corcovado hotel hints at intrusion
Fragmentary dispatch reports guard duties at Lieutenant Tobertaon's quarters in a Corcovado hotel to stop intrusion. It notes low likelihood the patient will be sent to a hospital and mentions Major Wallach Burnalde speaking for Colonel Glassford about an abandoned airplane. The 310,000 aircraft is described as superior, with three planes from Calexico ordered back to North Island. Weather permitting, Omar Fow is noted.
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Tobertaon
Corcovado
Wallach Burnalde
Geld Officers' Aviation School
W. A. Glassford
Army Aeroplaical Academy
Hoberteon
Blehop
Calexico
Cal
North Island
Omar
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promise Clear Complexion
Dr F M Edwards for 17 years treated many women for liver and bowel ailments using a vegetable tablet mix called Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. Advertises as a daily remedy to improve complexion and energy, claiming to carry off waste and toxins. Sold at druggists in boxes.
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F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
British Bank Denies Mexico Loan Amid Conflicting Reports
Mexico City reports a Mark of London and Mealea assistant manager denied arranging a government loan of 9 million pesos, despite earlier department claims the deal was nearly closed. American paper money rates and a Washington State Department move add to the conflicting financial and diplomatic notes. London meanwhile shifts shipyard labor to plain cargo ships as Times reports strategic cargo needs and planned production boosts.
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Mexico City
Mark of London
Mealea
Leessurg Department
Ttme
Barker
Queretaro
Train wreck in Styria kills forty after rock strike
A Trieste Vienna train in Styria was struck by a large rock, and a rescue train that followed derailed into the wreck, causing further fatalities. Initial reports from Amsterdam via Londop Jer note forty dead with ongoing casualty updates emerging from the scene.
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Amsterdam
Londop
Jer
Tiertin Lokal Aueeizer Saya
Vienna
Styria
Soldiers Search for Dead in Ruins
London dispatch reports in Hast London after Sunday explosion at a muni- factory. Thousands gather amid police barriers seeking view, as up to about 100 bodies have been recovered and the death toll may reach 300. Descriptions detail gas-tank destruction, widespread wreckage, and many survivors among nearby residents.
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London
Notars
Mall
Wgddlers
Evy
Len
Musterole Heals Sore Aches Without Blisters
Musterole offers relief from sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia and rheumatic pains. The white ointment replaces mustard plasters and does not blister, using pure oil of mustard and other ingredients for quick comfort.
Brazil hunts sea raider amid German fleet rumors
Rio Janeiro reports ministers warn that two German armed ships and two auxiliaries may be aboard a Swedish steamer. Brazil dispatches the cruiser Grande do Sul to patrol between Port Natal and Fernando de Noronha while the coast guard Meodore guards the southern coast. About 100 sailors from the German gunboat Eber, aboard the St Craft, are said to have boarded the vessel for passage to the high seas. The Hohenstaufen and Caproca are said to be preparing to head to sea amid FernaMana tensions.
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Rio Janeiro
Jag
Minister of Marine
Costaf Terepambuco
Maranhia
Draallan
Meodore
Hraall
Pulifax
Ierard
Cobras Sland
Janero
Creamere Hohenstaufen
Tho Janeiro
Warships patrol as raiders feared in neutral waters
The minister of Aarion said Mazilian warships watching the Cuatre have orders to trap raiders. He dismissed claims German steamers plan to flee internment ports, stressing no secret departures would be allowed. The British auxiliary cruiser Todin burgh Castle entered Ris Janeiro harbor today. The German steamer Ah rich, reported to have gun cargo, was detained.
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Leo XI
Aarion
Ris Janeiro
Clears Blotchy Skin With Zemo At Low Cost
Advertisements promote Zemo for clear skin with claims it removes pimples blackheads eczema and ringworm. It markets a two liter semo or large bottle for two cents and one dollar respectively from E W Mose Co in Cleveland Ohio.
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E.W
Utah Guardsmen to Return Home
Washington reports over 43000 National Guardsmen on the Mexican border designated by Major General Funston for return home as soon as transportation becomes available. About 5000 to 54000 will remain on border duty while regulars move out. The total strength of the units selected reaches 75243 with numerous state troops slated for gradual return as border patrol readjusts.
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Washington
Funsion
Wervi
Ae Goon Ag Transportation Farliliea
Eetslee
Perghing
Mexico
Deca
Funston Haa
Arkanean
Firat
Distriet of Columbia
Ield
Mitcols
Indiana
Towa
Firat Quadron Cavalry
Toursiana
Hirst
Ciel Artillery
Ohio
Qulahomta
Rave Alry
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
South Dakota
Utah
Sreyjennayiadron Cavalry
Tenarsser
Wleconal
Adamson Eight Hour Law Challenge in Congress
Boston dispatch reports Representative William C. Adamson of Georgia arguing that if the eight hour law is declared unconstitutional, Congress could not block proposals to limit interstate shipments of goods. He frames the issue as a wider challenge to labor regulations including longer hours for mail handlers and railroad workers. The British steamer Vauban arrived safely at Karim from New York after departing January 7.
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Boston
Tellef
Olmailartera
William C. Aderanon
Georgin
Chile
Freight and passenger ships report German raider activity
Shipping circles were unsettled as reports indicated the German raider was active in the area. The submarine menace affected both passenger and freight movements though no direct interference with Althowsh line passenger strutiers was confirmed.
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Vauban
Sugar Cards Issued In France Though Restricted Shops
Sugar cards will be issued in France as part of a state measure to reduce sea transport and purchases abroad. A census accompanies the plan to ensure its efficacy, with a February 1 start for tighter controls. Confectionery, cakes, tarts, and candies are banned Tuesdays and Wednesdays in confectioners and bread shops, hotels, cafes, and grocers.
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France
Rheir
Warris
Department of the Nevis
IU Ie
Rold
Accidental Shooting Wounds Lewiston Woman Near Here
Joran January 21 Mrs Barab Mar ler Affleck of Lewiston near here was seriously wounded at 1:20 pm when a .22 caliber rifle accidentally discharged by her son. She was treated by Dr D C Judee and taken to Utah Idaho hospital in critical condition. The rifle belonged to a neighbor and the boy did not know it was loaded. Affleck, wife of Daria Affleck, is the mother of George W Marller.
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Joran
Barab Marler Ameck
Lewiston
Here
Wan
D.C. Judee
Affleck
Brough
Utah-Idaka Hospital
Tere
Condhan
Tha Ameck
Ing
Daria Affleck
George W. Marller
Bravidenre
Nertoux
Hia Hlands
Farmers Union Buys Malad Owens Company Business
In Malad on January 21, the Oneida Farmers' Union completed what is described as one of the largest business transactions in Malad by purchasing the R. T. Owens company. The Owens business traces its origins to an outgrowth of earlier operations and signifies a major local consolidation.
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Farmers’ Union
Malad
Tolabo
R. T. Owens Company
Oneida Farmers’ Union
BR. T. Owens Company
Old Nelad mercantile house dates to 1879 history
The shop, one of Nelad’s oldest, began as Thomas Owens in 1879. In April 1908 the business incorporated and WT Owene retired from active service to run the store. The union paid an estimated 350000 for the purchase price.
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Nelad
Thomas Owens
Mill Worker Dies After Shaft Accident at Lark Mill
Miller, 32, employed as a operstar for Ohio Copper at Lark, was found injured Friday afternoon and died three hours later. Investigators believe he slipped and was drawn into the main shaft and surrounding machinery. He leaves a widow and two children. A fragment notes a Philadelphia theater musician earning $120 weekly, with average pay cited as $27.
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Minghem
Teo
Almer Miller
Ohio Copper Companys
Lark
Miller
Sc Operstar
Companys
Ure
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