Haywood Testifies Calmly In Denver Murder Inquiry
Haywood delivers steady testimony detailing his involvement and denying ties to past schemes. Chief discussants include Clarence Warren, Nic Ellen, and Senator Borah as cross examination probes his conduct and links to Orchard and other miners. The morning session covers alleged threats, seating, and the use of counsel, with Haywood insisting on his innocence and the defense outlining prior meetings and payments.
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W. D. Tinywood
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Lalu
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Seston
Emmot Gee
Hay Wood
Renatur Orb
Idulis
Moon
Idaho
Wulon Wien
Denver
Mt. Yarrow
Bugsy
Oreburg
Harwood
Orghard
George
Puttihone
Cripple Creek
Histriet
Sherman Well
Tony
James Hearn
Davty Mott
Goddard
Gabon
Grobant
Hayward
Steve
Ogden
Uhywood
Weald
Tiver Haywood
Cour d’Alenes
Thomas Hurany
Hogin
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Skaves
Hogan
Haywood
Orchard
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Gounger Murphy
Felus
Alomey
Spakane
Washington
Orehar
Grup
Asenehition
Golorada
Federaton
Ween
Vegnon
Sensnig
Aml
Burnley Welly
Bullat Gardwel
Haywoon
Vistur
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Aloos Umlan
Tine Federman Aiferwarde
Spd
Camilla
Renato
Bronte
Ohio
Elena
Benno
Horton Goeenan
Andy
Shopkins
Ingseau
Mahlwell
Thalia
Borahama Maywood
Eptember
Minerk
Wimuelt
Harwool Sald
Bopleipher
Alu
Walen
Bendits
Haywait
Capitaitatio Nlasa
Frank J. Hearn
Colorado Fuel & Irn Company
Gaverdor
Gromts
Alaedia Whiteh
Grant
Wach
Golbart
Uienthern
Eupreme Court
Gablet
Ulwenc
Wally
Benatar
Enyarlig
Canada
Unclear fragment hints at Roosevalt on government ownership
Fragmentary text mentions Roosevalt and unspecified views on government ownership and policy. Content is garbled, with missing context and several typographical errors, presenting as an incomplete historical newspaper snippet.
Quality steel rails sparks protest over sulphur content and cuts
New York steel buyers protest an Atchison order citing high sulphur limits and heavy material discard. Workers demand open hearth rails, accusing lack of quality in Lovel and Waynat provisions, amid controversy over specifications and price. The order totals reach ten thousand and forty thousand units.
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New York
Alta
Dethiehent Sten Company
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Atchison Ang
Lackawanna
Jhore Hah
Eve Lerma VI
Cuurne
Atchison
NO DRYDOCK FOR BATTLESHIP SQUIRON AT Pritale Docks
Fragmented report describes proposed drydock work at Pritale Docks to accommodate the largest vessels. It notes differing opinions on dock depth and water clearance, mentions Puget Sound yard comparisons, and cites government plans and completion timelines with projected sizes and hours.
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Washington
Sly
Vmpiraetion
Maze
Jnland
Navy Yard
Charleston
Allie
Nsw del
French minister to Russia insulted amid diplomacy turmoil
An article from Saint Petersburg reports French government anger over perceived Germany tilt. It alleges government officials back cautious moves with Russia while aiming to appear tough at home. Editorials criticize double dealing as emboldening Russian revolutionaries and complicating alliance prospects.
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Germany
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Rowdinn International
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Hag
Slimullan
Tumahin
Horie
Ambassa dor and navy officials report wartime blast damage
Fragmented OCR text notes officials led by Ambassador Kondy and Admiral Yamamoto reacting to a large explosion west of a village. Tanks burned, oil caught fire, and a settlement suffered damage while responders attempted to save structures. Report cites costs and displaced residents amid emergency actions.
Four Negroes In Drag Scheme Of Robbery
Four African American suspects devised a plan to steal on a Pennsylvanian line. They attempted to hold up a train at Tailroway, resisted arrest, and were later captured near Avory by police. Names linked include Wilton, Tahir, Florence David of Philadelphia.
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Washington
Fourkean
Ancae Jabarera
Paaduinhin
Inne Hone
United Blains
Fiashadphta
M. Helps
Len Trent Hawall
Thay Ware Park
We Veswelval
Pithtalphia
Inn
Thay
Bly
Wwe
Aal
Niy
Bouin
Nertalion
Neil Ray
Matton
Hinde
M.A
Taliwray
Euginger
Willian Ry Lawrenee
Avorly
Tareph Wilton
Dulat Dala Son
Nonan Tahir
Florence Davlad
Philadelphia
Mis Rowie Testifies in a Complex Domestic Case
The testimony describes family tensions and alleged wrongdoing surrounding a mother and her children, with details about a husband, wife, and relatives. The scene centers on emotional recounting of events leading to a tragedy, including a garage confrontation and subsequent questioning of witnesses.
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Yionne Wathiel Gu
biNad Hubert Bowes
Alwallug
Deel
Bowls
Frynice Binkin
Sol
Viper
Mark Dowhe
Fay
Neshuney
Linda Verdier el
Lnghrey
Western Pacific Starts Work on New Relay Regatta
A disjointed OCR fragment describes Western Pacific begins work on a coastal relay regatta, citing preparations, venues, and schedules. Mentions teams, officials, and potential race dates, with references to city locations and organizers.
Doctors Sewed Two Puppies Together for Transfusion
A New York hospital report details surgeons sewing two puppies together to study transplant concepts. The doctors, G Be Lawnon and G R Bran, were suspended after an investigation found the experiments unsafe and lacking consent. The case prompted renewed city hospital scrutiny and calls for ethical review.
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New York
Uly
New York City
Auman' Svet
G. Be. Lawnon
G. R. Bran
King’s County Hospital
Wiig
Ionéur
Buthat Luluse
Leavise du Larue’s Decline Amid Civil Pension Claims
A fragmentary report traces Ouida Leavise du Larue once living in Lucon Italy and later poverty after declines in civil pension support. It notes her secrecy among maids and a life of financial distress tied to government aid and domestic arrangements.
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Jwuiou
Laramoa
Lucon
Italy
Itaily
API Raat
Howevar
Unclear text: public domain case in northern Montana
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a United States court, retired verdict binding, individuals named Halenu, Mook, Copper, and Gnannde, and charges related to unlawful funding of government. Several misspellings obscure roles and outcomes. context suggests a legal proceeding with pleas and a tied verdict but details are unreadable.
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Halenu
Mook
United States Court
FP. D. Copper
Montana
Uleckwan
Board of Commissioners of
Gnannde
Sonfonts
Tudge
Elirge Choi
Mad’ Sorverty
Snowbound Steamship Perils On July Fourth
A battered OCR tale recounts a steamer trapped in snow and storm on July 4. Passengers faced electric storm and torrential rain as the ship battled weather, voyage danger, and delays while near islands and towns, with descriptions of peril and resilience.
Untitled local report from faded OCR line
A fragmentary historical note mentions people tied to a battle or event near Halemendenge with references to Posey Hh and Luther Pnibits. The garbled text omits clear dates, places, or outcomes, making precise reconstruction difficult.
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Hhemney
Luther Pnibits
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