Fight bribery case stalls as court hearing resumes
In a complex legal maneuver a series of motions and adjournments delay indictments against Abram Ruel and others tied to pay rate schemes and railroad franchise deals. The district court reconvened at 2 pm after a prior halt and counsel for Mayer Suumitz withdrew from the district appeals, with habeas corpus petitions still under review.
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Mutt
United Railroade
View Dent Glass
Maelile
Meen -Telugrepi Company
Sny
Eugene
Seluulty
Aude Lawlor
Mayer Suumitz
District Court of Appeals
Uf Habeas Dorpns
Ruel Thyaugh
Featarney
Deldy
Indichoouts
Imuuion Wis
Lawlor
Thee
Murder Trial of Judge 18 in Mouston Virginia
In Mouston Virginia in June 1964 a murder trial moved forward as former judge W. G. Loving faced charges in the death of Theodore Melos. The court session highlighted prosecutorial and defense arguments while Loving testified in his own defense amid jurors and timeline questions.
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Mouston
Virginia
W. G. Loving
Theodore Melos
Hume
Melos
Loving
Avind
City Board Rejects Veto Over Franelica Dispute
City supervisors convened this evening to address the Franelica matter, rejecting a veto and signaling plans for decisive action. Mayor Setmuits urged rapid progress as the council weighed next steps and potential consequences for governance.
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bin Franelica
Aicetinas
Setmuits
Telegraph Telegrams Telegrams and Labor Calls for Probe
A jumble of telegrams from Mackay president of the Maxim Telegraph company and others announces deep regret at suspensions and threats of action. The letters claim solidarity with workers and demand investigation into alleged conspiracies violating the Sherman Act. Washington readers see union and company stances amid wage changes and possible strikes.
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Washington
Central Labry Union of Wastington Tonisht
Tanseyell
Ute
Amurlecht Federation of Laboratmtian Action
Tending Hiller
United
Brtes
Wall Street Ties Foreign Situation to Gold Shipments
Heavy shipments of gold to Paris push totals above twenty one million dollars while markets abroad reflect tensions. Bank of England offers and private advices hint at further settlements to Lond on and Paris as industrial centers face deprecation and varied demand. Local stocks see limited activity with minor gains in Amalgamated Copper and Reading as railroad and iron sectors show uneven momentum amid cautious liquidity.
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Sime
Maris Orurrowy
Machi
Somrebe
Thyra
Hamburg
Frankfort
Louden Linaviet
Loral
Rock Island
Pillsbury
Vier
Enat
Chicago
Prominent Citizens Arrested in Denver
A batch of Colorado notables were arrested following a special grand jury investigation into coal and timber law conspiracies. Names include Mam McMilan Otis Shencer and Charles D. McPler, tied to Calumet and Ru Grande Railroad operations.
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Colorado
Postu
Mam
John J. McMilan
Ronth County
Colm
Trenag Tly Wheeensig
Htabeet Porres
Will Pay Militia Milage In Some Disjointed Text
Fragmentary police style note cites a militia mileage payment and a deed involving a treasury official. The readable segments mention Will Pay Militia and a reverted parcel related to a public or legal action, with scattered names and places obscured by garbled OCR.
Unclear Text From Historical Notice
Fragmentary line reads about Hawaii and a mill or millia to Camp Ferry Die to puritetynin in the ational rile Matel. It questions whether transportation expenses are payable from regular congressional appropriations for the milla. Decision undecided in a legislative context.
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Hawailay Millia
Camp Ferry
Puritetynin
Death at a Tacoma Picnic by Steamer Landing Disaster
Reading like a wrecked report, a Tacoma picnic party aboard the steamer Multnomah near Stone's Landing lost a crowd when the platform collapsed during embarkation. Dozens were injured as panicked passengers fought to escape the sinking gangway, with rescue efforts aided by Captain Mathieson and crew as frantic relatives leaped into the water. Among the dead were Elmer Bates of Seattle and Agnes Peterson, a Tacoma-area child. the chaos left many families shaken and seeking answers.
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Stone’s Landing
Multnomah
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Valhalla
Tacouts
Elmer Bates
Seattle
Agnes
Peterson
Peter Peterson
Elmer Cherga
Fred Qharga
Oberg
Tacoima
Mathieson
Les
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