Speech on private property aims at exemption debate
The conference heard Jok H Choate urge exemption of private property as essential to peace. Debates covered American principles, international law, and responses from Australia, Brazil, and other states. Speakers argued for or against private property protections amid wartime planning and commerce.
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Juno
Balligerans
Wayhlya
Priaraipe
Seb
Austra
Senor -Borbud
Brazil
Teaeurvay
Welnesdas
Chote
Anstendtam
Choate
Chad
Antulovy
Mamas
yilIngea
TaMors
Gonumiculia
Banks and Express Companies Clash Over New Law
Local report from Wumkingom discusses the impact of a newly enacted milrowd rate law on banks and express firms. It mentions the commerce commission, the Ameri Banignre, and alleged tensions between banks and express companies over regulations and lending practices.
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Wumkingom
Louke
Goampantes Enthlyhem
Aovisusty
Pycmne
Wells-Parge
Sont
Great Narthayy
Xiness Runt
Indictments in New York Life Insurance case
Indictments returned today by the county grand jury accuse Ucknett, Sotugiam, a manager of the information Horr cammit ton, and Chaves F. Sirray, an employee, of conspiring and larceny tied to the recent election of the New York Life Insurance Company.
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New York
Tharg
Ucknett
Sotugiam
Horr Cammitton
Chaves F. Sirray
Y County Gramuary
New York Life Insurance Company
Protect Honor or Women in Virginia Court Toy Trial
A Virginia trial focuses on the unwritten law as jurors hear arguments in the case of farmer Wige Wir Levtng for the murder of Theodore elu. Attorneys Harmon and Strode argue about premeditation and the defense cites protection of women amid intense debate over societal codes and chivalry.
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Wige
Theodore Elu
Didge Tuirkndale
Nestar
Thay
Agulusk
Virginia
Avorney Harmon
Charlolloxvilte
Atheney
Aue Bey B. Strode
Fntrax
Harmon
Ulith Cage
Bates
Anne
Judge Loving
Rhe
Howe
No End to Strike of Telegraphers in Aged Report
A June dispatch reports ongoing telegraphers strike actions with broad work stoppages. Officials including Western Union executives claim improvements, while union leaders warn the impasse persists despite management assurances. The piece notes daily operation disruptions and the potential for continued stoppages unless settlements are reached.
Pincules for Kidney Ailments Cited in Loose OCR Note
A garbled OCR item discusses funds from and assessments tied to government approvers to cover arrears for strikers. It mentions Pincules as kidney remedies and references Gen. V, Cave's drugstore with veterinary and washing supplies. The fragment lacks clear dates or entities, but names a remedy and a store.
Nations Debate Sanctions on Rifle Bullets and Mines
At the peace conference subcommittees in Geneva the topic of mine and rifle bullet restrictions is discussed. Countries led by the United States and Britain push for prohibitions while others urge careful limits. Senor Praga, Senor Barbara, and Joseph A. Chouteau speak as Roosevelt pressure is noted. debate adjourns to July 2 with proposals pending.
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Alderley
Chole
Vasa
Anryes
Varnertty
A. Sen
Guy Tright
Amry-Choale
MM. Frormagest
France
Count Trnelil
Japan
Germany
United States
Senor Praga
Paris
Horace Forler
Senor Drgo
Taft Denounces Report On Canal Commission Affairs
Washington, June 26. President Taft denounces a disinformation report on the canal commission’s management and officers handling the work. He says an internal memorandum from Colonel Chettiils shows the missteps and vows to end his connection with the project. Administration faces calls for change amid rumors of officer leaves and absentee requests.
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Washington
Tum
Taft
Tsthinian Canal
United States
Jury fails to reach verdict in Ohio lawsuit
The Ohio jury in a State of Ohio versus Standard Oil case reported for deliberation but ended unable to agree. After an initial split, the jurors reportedly stood seven to five in favor of a verdict before adjourning without a decision.
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Findiay
Ohio
Standard OU
Daynenn
Ameyelson
Rm Ruutar
Cigarette Law Invalid At State Legislature
A garbled excerpt notes the state legislature passed a cigarette law that was later deemed invalid and faced immediate scrutiny. The fragment references Chievo and Jame 2 with unclear surrounding context and names.
Wine Fraud and Confidence Vote in Cove Policy
A report outlines a debate over wine fraud allegations and a confidence vote within the Cove government. Key figures oppose the administration’s handling, urging a formal inquiry while supporters defend the use of funds and policies. The sequence shows party divisions and calls for accountability amid mounting scrutiny.
Five Years For Heughtel Charge Stuns Minneapolis Court
A fragmented 1920s legal item reports a defendant in Minneapolis receiving a five year sentence. The garbled text references a national environment and a former official, with terms like Ung sort, Natio mul, and a framed case. Despite unreadable OCR, the core claim is a five year conviction and prison term.
Miners' Agreement Involving Sha 28 Years Old
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a miners agreement involving a 28 year old man named Sha Phan. Details on parties, location, date and terms are unreadable in this excerpt. The piece references New York laws and springs, but the full context is unclear from the readable text.
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