Thaws Defense Seeks Release Of Two Jurors In Thaw Trial
New York Jan 21 Jurors were excused after a conference with Justice Fitzgerald as Harry K Thaw faced trial proceedings. District Attorney Jerome and defense counsel argued for the release of two jurors whose presence sparked questions about impartiality. The court announced an additional panel of 190 talesmen to be summoned for tomorrow.
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Preacher with Thirteen Wives Faces Court Indictment
A Toledo, Ohio district court record details a preacher accused of polygamy during revival services. The article notes multiple marriages, indictments, and a prison sentence for the preacher, with accounts of arrests, officers, and the aftermath for victims and followers.
Bank President in Trouble in Lringeften Montana
A local bank president faces charges amid a widening county probe in Lringeften. Court records allege misappropriation and fiduciary breaches connected to city finances, with prosecutors seeking formal action. Local officials urge calm and emphasize ongoing reviews.
Glass Factories to Close Nationwide
Independent window glass manufacturers announce factory shutdowns across the country as demand drops. Production will be curtailed with layoffs affecting many workers, beginning in the next few weeks and stretching into early spring.
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San Francisco Board of Education Heads to Weahleytes
In San Francisco California the board of education plans a trip to Weahleytes following a request from California’s congressional delegation for a conference on Japanese school questions. The morning session approved touring directors the superintendent and others to attend. Dentists in New York volunteered to provide schoolchildren dental care, marking the first effort to offer such treatment to students.
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Prominent Funeral Service in Provo for John F P Choules
Provo notes report the funeral service for John FP Choules held yesterday with a large turnout of relatives and friends. Elders AW Marding and Daniel Gilbert of Wreston participated, with offerings from the choir. The day included readings by Lavit Barnett and other officials, and notes mention local business and property changes related to Eden Moore and Ralph Elliote.
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Hotel Albemarle Closed After Many Years Of Unrestored Status
Hotel Albemarle closed yesterday for the first time in many years as renovations begin. The landmark property, long a favorite stop on the coast, faces extensive refurbishments to reopen under new plans.
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FAVORS CITY OWNERSHIP New York Ja4
A garbled report cites a New York discussion on public ownership of a transportation facility. It notes strong presidential interest and mentions Brooklyn and Mayne McCTerlan in connection with urban transit plans. The article frames a policy debate over who should control transit infrastructure and revenue.
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Mayne McCterlan
Sean Meas
Evacuation Report From Mah Churia Amid Russian Movements
Fragmentary notes describe Russians evacuating Mah Churia area amid military operations. The text mentions regiments and retreat lines near Talibrarg and Jia Sh Tae Nie, with unclear details about timing or units.
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Insurrection in Venezuela Reported by New York Tribune
The New York Tribune reports a fragmentary account of an insurrection in Venezuela with mention of General Frail Feevelder and unclear city details. The brief item notes unrest and possible shifts in command, but specifics are scarce and unverified.
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The Hague Conference and World War II era talk
A fragmentary report discusses a Hague conference with emphasis on arms restriction and broader disarmament. It notes General Fernandes and delegates weighing safety and policy while awaiting formal agendas and potential substantive topics for future deliberations.
Dead are and in nine from Thermond mine disaster
A mining disaster at the Stuart Mine near Thermond, W.Va, has claimed multiple lives. Rescue efforts were hindered by a broken cage and a late extraction, with ninety workers present when the blast occurred. The death toll and causes remain under investigation by local officials and an inquest, while rescue teams continue recovering bodies.
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Shocks Felt in Illinois Town
Vibrations rattled the town causing shaking among residents and rattling windows. Reports described distant noises and tremors spreading through blocks, with some observers attributing the event to unusual atmospheric or underground activity. Local officials urged calm as investigations began to identify the source of the disturbance.
Runat Ay Car In Omaha Mystery Text Fragment
An OCR fragment from an Omaha page shows garbled names and phrases. It mentions a person named Thomas, a bank or financial context, and a list of unclear items. The readable content is limited to disjointed terms without coherent events or outcomes.
unclear OCR headline involving Catholic soldiers and battles
fragmented OCR text mentions Catholic soldiers and battles with garbled place names and terms, making it difficult to extract a clear event, date, or attribution for a concise summary card.
Senator Rayner on President's Authority Clash
Maryland Senator Rayner delivered a critical review of President Tupperett's expansion of executive power. He denounced the doctrine as dangerous to constitutional balance, citing treaties, judiciary independence, and state rights. Rayner warned of emergency powers intruding on legislative and judicial prerogatives and urged caution to avoid undermining constitutional limits.
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Fragmentary Debate Over Government Power and Ownership
A damaged paragraph cites critics arguing government power infringes liberty and warns against executive overreach. It notes reactions by Mr. Rayser and Mr. Ladye, with mentions of President Bryan and Carmack regarding government ownership of railroads and potential regulation.
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Wife of Congressman Dead in Paradega Home
Los Angeles reports the wife of Congressman James McLachlan died at her home in Paradega after a brief illness. The congressman, returning from Washington, was shaken by the loss. Mrs. McLachlan, formerly Miss Whata of New York, is described as the wife of the district’s representative.
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Harriman Criticized Over Railroad Fraud and Corporate Shrinkage
A broad critique targets Harriman and railroad operators, accusing secretive stock pooling and excessive profits. The piece argues common law prevents such schemes, noting investigations into overcharges, dividend schemes, and asset siphoning to strengthen control. It condemns misuse of funds to gamble on lines and to boost speculation at public expense.
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German Elections and Voter Mood Report
Ambiguous OCR fragment discusses German elections and voter sentiment. Mentions parties and leading figures, noting a shift in majority support and potential impacts on policy and governance. Contains fragmented phrases about electorate reactions and parliamentary dynamics.
Rebels Given Positions at Labyrinth Assembly
In a sudden reshuffle, key figures were appointed to new roles amid a broader restructuring. The move elevates several veterans and several newcomers, signaling a shift in strategy and leadership dynamics across the organization.
Death of Eleventh Witness Amid Court Deception
Fragmentary OCR reports a death connected to a court case with Allied authorities investigating possible alias or undercover identity. Names are unclear, location appears to reference a capital city, and dates are unreadable. Further readable details point to a fatal incident tied to legal proceedings and an army or police context.
Discrimination Against Uniformed Soldiers Sparks Judge Ruling
A New York judge's unfavorable decision on discrimination against soldiers in uniform prompts calls for a federal remedy. The case highlights refusals by a Platteburg proprietor to admit uniformed men, with the judge noting broader rights protections and urging action by the attorney general to clarify enforcement under state law and the federal Equal Rights provisions. The controversy involves public accommodations and race, creed, or color, and discusses how such discrimination may be addressed under the state’s civil rights statutes and potential federal action.
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Carnegie aid offer for permanent home building rejected
The governing ward of the International Brotherhood of American Metallists accepted Andrew Carnegie's offer to donate 110,000 for a permanent home for the bureau of health relief. The building was likely near the water department.
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Bilding
Night Bank in New Orleans Faces Unclear Situation
Fragmentary OCR text reports a bank in New Orleans with an unsettled status as of late July. Details are garbled, but references to an entity named Raph and a Penet company imply a financial stake or rescue action. Events remain unclear due to damaged wording.
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Earthquake Causes Panic and Damage in City Center
A major tremor struck near Kingstim causing widespread alarm and structural damage. Residents reported intense shaking and aftershocks felt across Saleh as authorities assessed casualties and safety. Officials urged precaution as emergency crews evaluated affected areas.
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