Chicago to Have Alle Bureau In City Plan
March reports say Mayor and city officials planned a municipal conference to discuss preventing arson and crime in Chicago. Federal and local authorities, including Cook County officials, are involved as inquest proceedings into a death continue and additional testimony is expected.
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Chleago
Rucue
Pallos Deparlment
Ararghtita
Chicago
Ayilst
Yonsune- Hon
Fedarel
Unitott Blaise
Rimea
Cormar
Cook County
Furthuc
Lazavin Averion
Automobile Crash Injures Danver Resident Amareh P.O.
Danver resident Amareh P.O. was struck by an automobile near Sioux City Iowa and badly injured. The driver in the car was five aboard. The victim was taken to county hospital with internal injuries. He once served as a Republican state central committee member and worked as a clerk in the attorney general’s office.
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Danver
Amareh P.O
Jackson
Wad
Sioux City
Iowa
Pollna Sargeant
Mcintyre
Melintyre
AM Armbuiacy
Ikenlyhe County Hospital
Abalrian
Repblican State Central Committee
Town
Wii Tai Nthe Orwisu Promisoit
Siher
Thanvey Fe
Ayer
Atlumey C. Altein
Vengeance Meted In Preston Murder Case
A violent incident in Preston last night led to the death of a young man taken from his home near Sworis Greek. George Call and Joan Autier were arrested as suspects after a midnight confrontation linked to a larger crime. Thomas Grogs and Fret Rye, both noted as game men, were also charged in connection with the case and detained for investigation. The group reportedly traveled to Vic Lebanon about 19 miles away around January 20 to prevent further actions.
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Bests
Svittsen
Roanes
Jackton Mrorfer
Martied
Sworis
Roesell Cowaly
George Call
Joan Autier
Prestot
Thomas Grogs
Baine
Relay Message Relayed Across Vast Ocean Route
Abridged report notes a signal from New York to Aineol in the Wing Merit via Meo with limited relay, reaching the Pavlic the Wirlean and then picked up by the Southern Pacific in a distant chain. The journey involved a single relay after a two thousand mile span.
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New York
Aineol
Meo
Cragby Bord and Wireless Measures Discussed in Parade
A fragment recalls Cragby Bord from Wily Perl 10 New iiio and figures like Pansnevia Fin Wat nighby and oak repeated. It mentions a marriage valued at £000 and an army unit receiving a recording for wireless measures. The text implies a voyage or voyage-related discussion and a focus on wireless travel and favorable outcomes for Jung Wetsues, with vague references to longitude and a company.
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Lhe
Urenka
Willeers
Tin Y Ironed Company
Wireless Mesauras
Youn Gg
Jung Wetsues Wireless Wanemla Nlon
Desperate Riot Plague at Pontino State Reformatory
A dispatch from Pontino Wisconsin reports seven prisoners led a failed uprising at the state reformatory. The ringleaders, described as Chicago criminals, coordinated a violent assault that injured guards and prisoners, with about 7,200 dramanare involved in the attempt to breach the hall. Authorities vow another effort if ring leaders are not curtailed.
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Chipavo
Pontino
Hheny
Uberl
State Réformatory
Yeutoriay
Chicago
Ayer
Gettntan
Nast's Collection to Be Sold Tonight in New York
A sale of Nast artworks features drawings by Thomas Nast and pieces allied to the era, gathered by Moonfare in his time, with the Turner painting by Moran and Turner debate over signatures. The sale continues tonight and will also run tomorrow.
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New-York
Thoms Nast
Monthefare Hla
Nast
Walercalara
Thomig Marnn
Mr. Nast
J. Mlw
Turner
London
Thia
Thuis Moran
Tarnez
Merenoentzay
Keiwon
Number of United States Steel stockholders tops ninety thousand
New York March 40 News announces that the United States Steel Corporation now lists about 95 000 stockholders in its history. The figure reflects growth since organization in 1900 and suggests many brokers and holders have joined since last month with estimates rising toward 125 000.
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New York
Stodhuldera
United States Steel Corporation
Iyo
Yepiod Shige
Montana War Abandoned Signatures Regulation
Marek Sterathy Vath signed an order transferring military pilot Raden ie Fark Sh to Montany cn Beattyng. The move aims to redirect troops to Mic necan nate Aint ne troops in Unt nection.
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Montana Wort
Wighington
Marek
Sterathy
Vath
Thes
Ie Fark
Montany
Mic
Mayor's plea for $760000 job plan to aid poor
A troubled debate in Milsburg Nebraska over a proposed $760,000 city relief and paving program. The mayor urged authority to fund wages, while a second committee suggested $200,000 for direct taxation repayment. Opponents warned the plan would raise the year's tax rate despite aims to reduce unemployment with public works.
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Milsburg
Nareno
Guithyig
Rich new ore discoveries at Seven Troweds strike town
A report from Seven Troweds details a major find in the Therisa ledge near Main Street. miners uncover a two hundred foot vein of quartz with rich gold ore, attracting hundreds who haul rock for sale and excitement grows over a possible rush and future mining operations.
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Salt Lake
Vernon
Nevsaya
Bor
Ant
Tysls
Holt
Alrike
Gonanga Lode
Werona
Vompales
Therlenrgrouni
Mrcovery
Aynasay
Nesgrade Alreak
Anti German Sentiment in London Opinion Letter
A London report on March 4 notes mixed anti German sentiment regarding a letter to Lan Tweedmouth. The piece records pro and anti government factions debating policy, with calls for oblivion of the Emperor’s letter and urging restraint amid public correspondence.
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London
Pierre
Lan
Tweedmouth
Jeans
Enniment
Daily ‘Telegraph
Grapite
Editorial argues German naval plans threaten Britain and urges restraint
A Times editorial debates German naval buildup and potential German influence on Britain. It argues naval strength is tied to range and arming, warns against provoking Britain, and urges cautious diplomacy to deter aggression while avoiding entanglement in wider war.
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Gruwaror
Germany
Lori Twrodnmath
Agquith
Apualiins
Wiontedee
Times
T Weedmouth
Bingevor
Britain
Ridder accuses Census Director of false figures and bias
Temlin Ridder president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association charges Census Director North with dereliction and manipulation in a letter to Representative Thadael regarding government print paper prices. He alleges deliberate inaccuracies and cites a series of misleading figures used to influence policy and profit for paper producers.
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New York
Mayoh
Charyga
Cansite
Temlin Ridder
Aimerican
Publiherst Acrociation
Mfr
Ridder
North
Congress
Alder
Il, Wan Geelurad By Chairman Payne of the Wayy and, Meias Compiltice
Uecrute 5
Pethanes
Otdolara Pes
Bynfoné -of- Printers
Piu Ustiers
Fee Funacyl
Aldder
Loternational Paper
Cours de
Miractor North
Protest Against the Aldrich Bill in Washington
A New York committee introduced a protest against the Aldrich Bill. The statement to the President argued the measure would force a currency extension based on government debt and Treasury notes, inheriting Civil War era practices. The President had offered no clear stance on the issue.
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Ussuetshog
New York
Fowler
New Jersey
Aldrich Willing
Froeldont Doclahey
Aldrich
Jesus
New York Fire Destroys Bus Near Shopping District
Fire in Manhattan March 10 destroyed a bus along West Seventysixth and Thirtyeighth Streets near a busy shopping area. Adjacent buildings suffered minor damage and several windows cracked from heat. The loss is estimated between 80 000 and 146 000 dollars with no injuries reported.
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New York
Tt West
Seventwonth
Daughter of Revolution obituary in New York paper
The daughter of Revolution, New York, March 10, was the only child at restitution in this state, died yesterday at her home in Mount Vernon. She was born in Alamford, Conti, on April 12, 1907, to her father and Colonel Seth Webb. The tracing notes her family line and connections to other figures, indicating a notable lineage and ties to Meade and the Coast Guard.
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New York
Twr Daughlur
Mount Vernon
Alamford
Conti
Seth Webb
Reuben Bratton
Avandenlitrony
Mea
Jewelry firm bankruptcy signals major local slowdown
March 10 report from Shieags details the collapse of a large Jaywidey jewelry company after extensive losses and investor withdrawals. The filing lists creditors and asset values while naming key executives amid a broad market downturn.
Oklahoma Court Opinions Clarify Jurisdictional Boundaries
Guthrie Oklahoma court opinions released clarify jurisdiction between state and federal courts over non federal crimes in the Indian Territory. The court held that murder in the territory was not federal and that state courts hold jurisdiction, with larceny noted as within state reach under federal guardians.
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Guthrie
Oia
Chloe
Museenhorg
Federn
Anne
Larcauy
Bill for Mining Bureau Up For Hearing Today
Washington hearing opened on a bill to create a Mining Bureau and establish standards for mine examinations and equipment. Introduced by Rep. Br. Rhoplebrigit of California, the measure would regulate accidents, inspection, and prevention, outlining principal duties for the bureau.
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Washington
Government Triumph Reported Amid Turbulent Debate
Fragmentary OCR text shows a government triumph claim linked to Suenes-Ayred and Marsh 2, with references to an enduring process and a coast-focused policy. The readable pieces indicate a federal policy stance and opposition context though many words are garbled.
Government Promises Peace and Public Calm
The article argues the government’s approach is purely partisan while promising general public tranquillity. It notes officials claim a stable outcome for the country and asks readers to trust the leadership amid ongoing political tension.
Clemens to Tour South and Whet
New York in March reports Mark Twain, called the contrelle dauntiter by some, preparing an extended tour through the south and east. The forthcoming events are tied to Marie Nichols, violinist, and a related commission for a cliff house project is noted in passing.
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New York
Iixs
Clare
Clement
the Contrelle
Dauntiter
Mark Twain
Iis
Marie Nichels
Adfilm Sutra Meeting Seeks Funds After Incident
Unclear report notes a meeting in Jules Coley about applying funds from AT000 to a new plan following a recent incident. Details on parties, amounts, and exact actions remain unresolved in the fragment.
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Adfilm. Sutra
Jules Coley
Chiy Hentia
Harriman Contributes to Rat Killing Fund
San Francisco March 1 The Santa Fe Railroad company Wilmington Seal Go a contributed $16 010 to the plague fund which the sanitary commission rules to sterilize and prevent the spread of contagious diseases Word has been learned that E F Bartisar authorized a contribution of $20 000 from the British Pacific.
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San Francisco
Santa, Fe
Winmoniing
F. Bartisar Dng
Brithern" Pacific
Women’s Spring Garments Highlight New Materials and Styles
The feature surveys women’s spring fashion emphasizing new materials and the keynote look by Meunier. It notes evolving silhouettes and the shift in tailoring to reflect modern tastes, with attention to fabric quality and design details.
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Siilengo
Hsieh
Shelby
Perry Clemens
Katherine Clemenk Gowhl
Howaed Gould
Romile
Pillsburg
Londdon Times
Aix
George Wahlen
Agian
Petey
Pontes
Buttum
New Yorks
Tae Atin
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Cansus
Shieags
Shourda, Ai Leuk
Tengop Company
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Diperteny Thich & Saves
Nan Ba He Colvers
Nya Boycehn
Tinveenu
Hy Failare
Bhoe Merchant
Oklahoma Court
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Mining Bureau
Rearing
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Woodmansee Elk
Mars
Gop
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Standard Office
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