Shortage Reported At Lewiston National Bank
National Bank Examiner Claude Gated says a shortage was discovered at Lewiston National Bank and Idaho Trust Co, with losses around 4737000. Officials say balances were manipulated via the adding machine, but stockholders covered the deficit after verification. No employee suspicions. authorities will decide on arrests.
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Lewiston
Maho
National Bank
Claude Gated
Lewiston National Bank
Gatch
Dtho Trost Company
Wern Eymanit
F. W. Redlenbach
Nuthea Renk and
Idaho Trust
St Wan
Burely Company
Greatness of the United States a Surprise Visit
ADispatch from Los Angeles reports a visit by a speaker praising U S greatness and urging France to conserve water and energy. He notes California industry and a call for protective tariffs to foster growth. The visit included remarks by Senator Flint and references to American resilience and unity. A train accident involving a child is briefly mentioned with no injuries described.
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van Angeles
Cal
Ambaret
Dusserand
United States
Cenate
Reneral
Moms
Sh Dueper
Weraty
Frang P. Flint
Prem
California
Flint
France
Rand
Riminiatna
Stevens
Taft Approves Chance In Naval Regulations
Washington June 1 President Taft approved a charter change to naval regulations reconfirming provisions on ship construction readiness and officer training. The measure, noted by Secretary Meyer, aims to tighten procedures at the naval academy and related facilities amid reports of strategic reform and modernization efforts.
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Taft
Midshipmen barred from marrying under open orders
The article reports on midshipmen who have completed training and are serving under new orders from the United States Navy. Regulations currently prohibit marriage while under these orders, prompting discussion of the policy and its implications for the officers in training and their personal plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mpdors
United States
Golsy
Harvard Students Asked to Withdraw From College
Cambridge May 1 June 1 Following their conviction in court today for disturbing the peace John W Cutler of Brooklyn and Sidney M Fish of New York students at Harvard university were ordered to withdraw from the university by the governing board. A ten dollar fine was imposed. Cutler a former football quarterback and Fish a crew member were involved in a disturbance near the college yard at 3 o'clock yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mays
Enurt
John W. Cutler
Bretlyn
Sidney M. Fish
New York
Harrard University
Gore Seralog
Collece
Cutler
Sanity Creme
Death of Biatr Hopt Nichols ruled accidental overdose
Honolulu June 1 The Coroner's Jury says Biatr Hopt Nichols of New York died from an accidental overdose of chloroform after a night of insomnia. The witness testified Nichols used chloroform to induce sleep. The body will be cremated and the ashes shipped to Danbury, Conn.
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Honolulu
Biatr Hopt Nichols
New York
Cotener
Teatiaony
Nichola Fae
Danbury
Cong
Courtroom Dispute Over Perjury Claims in Malik Calhoun Trial
A heated court session centers on allegations of perjury amid the Malik Calhoun trial. Attorneys clash over witness credibility and the handling of documents as jurors are examined. The exchange includes references to reports and prior trials, with the judge threatening action if decorum lapses.
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Calhoun
Malik Calhoun
Me United Rall
John AL. Fletma
Tracd
WW. J. Duroe
Councel
Hotma
Andy
Mr. Hegers
Helms
Helm
Ency
Tination
New York
Heney
Ana Estoess
Len F. Wiehings
Harrie
Hamtoldt Ewanty
Ste Desert
Astoe
Lea
Fleney
Kail
Bey
Pacifier Debate Promotes Weekly Baby Weigh-Ins
A health department led demonstration in a nursery where mothers learned to weigh their babies weekly. Experts warned pacifiers harm development and growth and urged regular checks to detect health issues early.
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Hell House
Tiether
Marty Crane
Milk Commission
Wright
Rome
Health Department
Clean Plays Demand Rules Managers Comply With
A New York article outlines the push for cleaner performances and stricter conduct by managers. It notes officials from Herineply and market theaters examining shows for decorum and pacing, with Henry HO Harris and Abe Tagine cited in the discussion.
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New York
Pany Whetiriead
cTeaer
Hanieht
Henry HO Harris
Cannibal Protein Debate Raises Meat Question
A fragmented Chicago report discusses a theoretical cannibal diet urged by Prof Gowland Hopkine. The essay cites a HolMMethers University worker's finding that a dog fed digested protein yields less energy than meat, questioning the chemistry and feasibility of cannibal nutrition.
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Chicago
Scientiic Jetifeason
Gowland Hopkine
Tyrene
Ambassadors Juesserand Arrive in Los Angeles
Ambassador Jusserand and Madame arrive amid a ceremonial welcome by French society leaders. The party is hosted by local officials and the City of Los Angeles hosts a reception at the Chamber of Commerce with a formal dinner at a private residence.
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Ambassador Jusserand
Madame
Los Angele
Save Angelen
Jim
J—Amransador Aiecrand
Madame Josserand
HE Boett
Law Argely Harborety
Coninieres
Conti
Szuva
Santa Fe
Taveloch Cleesantag
Tas Acerlen
Cuests
Masadere
Menihera
Rammtl
Prench
Phoete
Arbasaader
Tomers ‘Jom
Valtara
Dhaner
Denen
Arrest Warrant Issued For Former Rank Receiver
A formal alert from the Depart ment orders the arrest of a former rank receiver. Detained individual is identified in obscure telegraphic citations and local department records. The notice references the Peters, Regina, and Miraanela localities with unclear chronology and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buerife
Shuberts to Take Over Denver Auditorium
A fragment states the Shuberts will assume control of the Denver Auditorium for a twenty week term starting in November. It notes contracts in New York and mentions admission prices from 26 to 50 cents and a 3 percent city share, with the city reserving rights to lease for other periods on thirty days notice.
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Shuberts
Denver Auditorium
New York
Shuberia
Denver
Tha Auditorum
Rockefeller Well Satisfied Despite Tax Change
Rockerfeller expressed satisfaction with the assessment adjustment in Tarrytown on June 1. Reports say he did not protest, sending two representatives to discuss the $150,000 adjustment and noting a $25 reduction on his country estate. A new stone mansion on the site valued around $250,000 was mentioned as completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarrytown
Tarcytown
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Pew
Escaped Angry Men Involved in Digging Incident
New York, June 2. An attempt to bury two central dive detectives alive during an inspection of a new bullring led to a clash with foreign workmen. Dynamite bins exploded, earth shifted, and the embankment was loosened, threatening burial before police and reinforcements arrived for arrests.
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New York
Nfhers
Murderer of Clara Posen Sentenced to Death
Molnen Juane, accused of killing Clara Hoven, was found guilty tonight and sentenced to death. The court authorized military guards and the verdict drew strong public approval. Jurgen confessed to the February 2 murder amid a tense courtroom.
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Clara Posen
Yea Molnen
Sean Juane Mourderer
Clara Hoven
Mily
Fort Mat
Laon
Tafe Krepteg
Iroeral Quy Loran
Dew Molocy van
Militie T
Jurgen
Clara Rosen
No Chance in Strike Situation at McCloud
Sisson Cal says no chance in the strike at McCloud where Me Coad River Lumber workers are on a trthe Jim Howard reports the outlook is worse than a year ago no militia request verified Adjutant General Bradbury declines to confirm any militia aid locals say the town shows daily parade and a street dance in Kas of Vartan.
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Sisson
Cal
Dune
Me Pio
Lamber Evingany
Repar
Shertt Howard
Jege
Bradbury
Dil
Alan
McClenat
Tralians
Kas
Vartan
Alaska exploration plans route through harsh winter terrain
Fragmented report notes exploration teams moving toward Alaska for geological surveys and mapping. Mentions winter preparation, routes via Yukon areas, and aims to assess terrain for future oil and mineral prospects. References Northwestern authorities and expected crop outlook in related summaries.
Arrests in Denver Tie Bandit Train Robbery Case
Police identify Traoret and Jennie Bheltnn as part of the Omaha Union Pacific Overland Limited robbery crew. Arrestees face transfer to Omaha. a $6,000 reward stands. Court proceedings reveal testimonies from train crew and ongoing efforts to locate a fourth member associated with a Coburn Street rooming house.
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Traoret
Jennie Bheltnn
Lyonberg
Union Varific
Omaha
Curtle Street
Rholton
Armstrong
Denver
Tom
Janes
Union Pacific Overland Limited
Munger
United Staton Court
Gorton
Routh
Stateenth Street
Gordon
Multitudes at Opening of the Exposition
Crowds gathered for the exposition opening as Japanese visitors and various dignitaries attended ceremonial events. Addresses, speeches, and nationwide celebrations marked a grand opening with parade elements, banners, and crowd reactions shaping the early tone of the fair.
Uneven Naval Parade Sparks Tense Crossings
Report from a mixed naval parade shows Admiral Belores advancing toward Admiral jehi as tensions flare between American and Japanese crews. Spectators heard cheers turn to protests, and a brief altercation arose when Japanese and American sailors were briefly confronted at a government building, highlighting fragile wartime amity.
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Belores
Jehi
Geers
Inn Tribune
Weston Pederaten Werton Missing Near Cheyenne Route
Cheyenne June 1. Ferded Payron Werton the pedestrian who is walking to the partisan end has not been heard from since leaving Carr Wyn twenty two miles southeast of Cheyenne. It is believed he was forced to stop at a ranch along the route due to the extremely poor road conditions.
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Cheyenne
Striking Lumber Camp Faces Quiet, Sorrowful Tides
Report from McCloud says no material change in the lumber camp strike. Strikers remain quiet as calm settles in with few disruptions. Militias are not yet needed though readiness remains. several hundred workers on both sides show tension, while Americans delay joining amid promises of a sharp show of force. Bearward notes possible sudden changes, and the strike area sees reduced activity at the powder house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steron
Caroline Ze Rberilf Howard
Deamyrd
Bertaward
Atrikerk
Persemdin
Jamber Company
Atrikerg
Investigations Continue Over Two Years in Washtenaw Area
Investigations have been ongoing for two years in Washtenaw County involving steel harvesters, machinery, and cotton exchanges. The probe targets harvester trips and related equipment, with authorities examining associated transactions and power dynamics as part of a broad inquiry into market practices and potential irregularities.
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Washteten
Dune L
Herberg Kner
Bnitk
Enrintertmer
Eatroeattona
Anne
Owayer
Bates Powers
Condition Of Cotton Crops And Market Prices
Fragmented OCR notes discuss cotton crop conditions and price movements, including per cent rates and petitions. Mentions agricultural inquiries and market data with references to regional figures and potential impacts on production and trade.
Japanese Public Health Measures Worldwide Debate
Fragmented OCR text discusses government actions and health policy in Japan and other nations. Mentions vaccines, healing efforts, and public health reporting amid uncertain conditions and fictional-sounding names. No clear events or dates.
Senator Gore's Talk Sparks Cotton Industry Debate
Senator Gore spoke in Warkington on June 2, criticizing cotton and woollen manufacturers for profits and management. He cited recent stock sales and alleged corporate practices, praising or condemning firms while urging fair treatment of workers and caution over corporate philanthropy.
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Warkington
Serpine
Benatar Gornazata
Catton
Caiti¢N
Uifnd
Senate
Gore
Oklahoma
Kath
United Staten Senatore
Aledge
Saateine
Troy Cation and Woollen Company
Blaarachisetts
Wales
Promoters of BKr Mining Project Sentenced
Promoters of the BKr mining venture were sentenced to one year in Leavenworth and fined 500 dollars each. Defendants include Ranta Sune D-Frack L. Hom, H. Sapfer, and Taymond P. May. John Horn faced additional charges for fraud in the same case. a plea for leniency was requested. An appeal was filed for mercy for Young Hern.
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Ranta
Sune D—Frack L. Hom
3. H. Sapfer
Taymond P. May
Seree Sear
Leavenworth
John Horn
Tyaud
Aps
KM. Dorn
United States Dietrieg
Jota & Horn
Aricklayemh Arrested for Laura Register Murder
In Prov Denier May 99 arrest records show Aricklayemh charged with murdering Laura Register. Court documents allege a bracelet linked to the victim was used in a plan to obtain funds for Sprite field attendance. Police report one bracelet worn by the victim was found in the suspect's possession.
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Tiny Angelre
Charlen Mare
Fondit
Laura
Nates Ton Daraty
Denier
Marr
Nytoe
Sprite Field
Lendl
Braceet
Bron
Fort Vray
Ting Fang En Route 70 Perl in Countrys Name
Noa Fork dune 1 arrvied in New York on the way to Penn where he attends Wakation Bia in intere Thy engeeation China WR navy Ie under ennet he salt for peace, three nations with pat dle arm. Aims to check others to not 1) soWi tant 2 pivtol ta ey Hewes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ching
United States
New York
Penn
Wakation
China
Ennet
Pat
Will of Commk Filed for Probate Leaves Woman
A garbled plea lists a will filed for probate in New York. The readable fragments mention a family matter and a probate action with a woman named in part, but most details are unclear due to OCR damage. The record indicates a probate proceeding.
World markets closing quotations drift amid weakness
New York June 3 opening deals show stock prices steady then weaken. Amalgamated Copper and several railroads led declines while steel and allied issues fell. Intermittent rallies failed as overall market sentiment remained soft with United States and railroad stocks mixed but trending lower at midday.
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New York
VW. S
Steel
Louie Ronthwertern Phi
Artive
Beran Ang
Amalgamated Copper
Union Pacific
American Steel
Pantry Rover I
Corton
International Harvester
Amercan Safesting Pro
St. Pant Ang Raule Ste Marie
Floss Schemfeld Steel
Wheelles
Lake Erie
Bonde
Urregalar
Wall Street Stock Quotes and Commodities Report
New York stocks list Amalgamated Copper at 11 78, American Smelting at 234, Denver and Rio Grande at 87 4, United Steel at 122, Chicago and Northwestern at 3 4 plus many others. Grain and livestock markets show July wheat 1.19 3 4, pork futures 119.47 1 2, cattle and hog receipts listed with prices. wheat, coffee, sugar futures noted with current bids. Copper and metal markets also summarized with prices.
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Amalgamated Copper
American Buser Refining
Avaconda Miglag Co
B. Atchison Railway
Atebloon Reitway
Daltimers Sod Hie
Brooklyn
Napld Transit
Paufe
Uff
Chesapeake and
Chicago Northwestern
Cheago
Mit
Ulleois Ceetrat
Western Unk
Chicago
Policy outlines reforms urged by New York Brewers Association
The New York Brewers Association outlined its expected national policy changes at a city address. President Jane Jo Rudolph Frinefer credited New York clergy for urging temperance measures and called for reform of production and advertising to curb misleading depictions advancing prohibition.
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New York
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Fermente Rehee
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Regina
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Chiener
Dame
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Gmal
Eselten
Wes
Aleander Mickelohn
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Renee
Mickelsota
James J. Hill
Populer
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Apurtanen
Tay Sani
Ramon Mats
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Ren Ayer
Weston
BECN
Vas
Paulin
Tobby Chine Po
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Elven Wu
Japan
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Senator Gore
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Laura Register
Ting Fang
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