Jury Report Urges Federal Review On Boat Stability Risks
A damaged excerpt shows a jury demanding state and federal action on boat construction flaws. They urge the state attorney and grand jury to examine the vessel’s stability, the selling of various English boats, and whether buyers were informed of risks. The panel questions federal methods and jurisdiction and asks DOJ to pursue justice if appropriate.
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Atate
Grand Jury
Thoge Rompoo
Enetland
Inspectora Reid
Eekitt Ha
Department of Justice of the
United States
Reprieve for Sentenced Men
Governor Waitesn comments on reprieve requests for five Mexicans sentenced to die in Florence Arizona. Wilsz Tous attorney general of Arison received telegram from Secretary Lansing urging reconsideration. US official stance: no right to interfere. Habeas corpus actions for four others to be heard tomorrow.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Wilsz Tous
Arison
Lansing
State Department
Florence
Arizona
Mexico
Frank Trott
Board of Pardons
Phosnts
Jouve
Coroner's Jury Returns Verdict On Eastland Disaster
Chicago coroner's jury returns a verdict blaming six men for the Eastland disaster. William H. Hall and other officials face possible indictment for manslaughter as the jury calls for grand jury action and further investigation into negligence by those responsible for the vessel's management. Victims' inquest names doctors and businessmen among witnesses.
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Chicago
Eastland
Wiliam H. Hall
Chicago-St. Joseph Atagmmhip Company
Awnar
Mastland
Harry Pedersen
J. M. Erekson
Anginenr
Hobert
Reid
Federal Inspector of Steamships
Jily
J. OC. Eckiltf
W. Greenbaum
Indiana ‘Transportation Company
Hastiand
Nlx Juroyd
Peter Weffman
W. A. Hyans
Henry A. Alexander
Harry Molre
J. 8. Keough
Tigans Bolfeid
W. F. Podo
Jenten
Atato
Ate Ey
Black Box Episode 13 at Lyceum 5 Today
A note announces today only showings of the thirteenth episode titled Black Box in the regular Universal program at Lyceum Five. The brief entry highlights a single date and venue.
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Black Box
Universal
Lyceum—5
Salt Lake Boy Robbed in Denver
Walter Bhort, 37, a Salt Lake visitor, was robbed and beaten by two men near Sixteenth and Arapahoe in Denver. They dragged him into a dark alley, took $20 in cash, a pocket watch valued at $30, and a railroad ticket from Denver to Salt Lake, leaving him with injuries described as not serious.
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Colo
Iuly
Walter Bhort
Balt Lake
Sixteenth
Arapahoe
Pala Wateh
Salt Lake
Wolara
Ebert
Corditian
Benjamin Yaire
Submarine activity rises as Atlantic raids extend
London reports intensified submarine warfare with German U boats sinking ten ships supplying England. many crews missing, some vessels warned to abandon ships, while some sailors are rescued or captured as raids continue into late July.
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London
swariAlay
England
Secretivy Mandar
Heraoja
Hue
Samarine
Kbs
Ge rb ians Liable For Sinking Ship
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference a claim of Ge rb ians being liable for a sinking. The readable portions mention liability and a ship incident with scattered place names and nonstandard wording. No clear event details, dates, or entities are coherent enough to identify a complete news item.
German Sub Captain Surrenders After Firing on Neelaway
American Consular report from Denton at Tundee Sealand describes the Neelaway incident where its captain attempted escape but submitted to search after warning shots. The German submarine commander reportedly offered to salvage the cargo and allow Leelanaw to proceed under treaty terms, with crew testifying that shots were fired and the submarine later sank.
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Consur
Denton
Tundee
Sealand
Reniat
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Dawillling
Willan BP
Frye
Leelanan
St. Maul
Orkneys
Ehip
Leolonaw
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Toy
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Wille
Lindus
Gorn
Cheapsyn
Pers
William P.rye
New Factory Nears Completion at Ogden Plant
The Overfresh Food products loom near completion as eastbound machinery delays slow setup. Manager G. Michener says equipment arrival is imminent and will allow full operation with day and night drying to prevent loss of fruit and vegetable produce through the new drying and evaporating process.
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Mananer
G. Michener
Michener
Western Pacific purchase hints in midweek rumor round
A garbled late 19th century wire seems to hint at Western Pacific being bought or discussed with mentions of executives and officials. Name fragments suggest a transaction or corporate maneuver affecting rail interests and market expectations in New York and California.
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Mark
Western Pacific
New York
Chile
LPM
Rawipah
Ag Hale Stakes
Cstlaea
Ant
Becker Must Go to Electric Chair in Mord Trial Verdict
New York July 28 Justice John Ford announced the Becker case decision at 10 pm. Charles Becker the former police lieutenant sentenced to death for instigating Herman Rosenthal’s murder faced a final motion for a new trial denied.
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Becker
New York
John Mord
Supreme Court
Neu Tral
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Hamtler
Chia
Ford
Justice Ford
Willo
Hovkin
Kistion
Marc
Tegal
Teaffische
Deehor md
Hue
Britain to Add Ten Large Shell Factories for War
London reports that after consulting with the French ministry the British government will establish ten new large munitions factories near arsenals to boost shell production. David Lloyd George said the expansion aims to double supply, mobilize thousands of workers, and relax trade union restrictions temporarily to speed war materiel to the front.
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London
Bix- Tro National Muntiona
England
House of Commons
David Lloyd-George
Hie
Lloyd- Igeorge
Phils
Lloyd-George
War Office
Italian Forces Break Through Alpine Positions
Shells plough a mountain side as Italian troops storm Monte San Martino and push Austrians from key positions. They report capturing prisoners and war materiel while heavy combat rages around Monte San Me. Allied efforts aim to drive Austrian batteries from the front and force retreat from strongholds.
Italian Front Battles Rally For Key Mountain Passes
An Australian officer reports brutal fighting on the Italian front with heavy artillery and shellfire across the mountainside. Monte San Michele and Monte San Martino remain stubborn Austrian strongholds, crucial to guarding the Isonzo passage from Gradisca. The Italians press the Izonzo left-bank movement amid intense combat and attempts at diversions in the Danube valley fail. Navy notes indicate Admiral Caperton holds the situation as Rear Admiral Benson controls public release.
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Monte San Martino
Isonzo
Gradisca
Mante Sin Michele
Gorisia
Izonzo
Washington
Benson
Caperton
Marines Protect Americans at Port au Prince Haiti
U S Marines were moved today to Port au Prince Haiti to protect lives and property of Americans and others from harm. Rear Admiral Chuyortat ordered the deployment amid rising tensions and instability in the area.
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U.S. Marines
Port al Prince
Washington
Port Ano Printa
Haiti
Alimors
Chuyortat
German Answer Delayed on American Note Amid WWI Talks
Berlin reports the German chancellor has returned from headquarters and no decision is yet made on replying to the American note. Officials indicate any answer could be delayed or withdrawn timing uncertain while Britain’s stance and American moves are studied, with emphasis on naval warfare and potential policy shifts.
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London
von Hethmann-Jlollweg
Great Britain
England
Germany
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