Supreme court ruling looms over bribery probe in Frisco
In Frisco a high profile bribery case heads toward Supreme Court action as Abraham Kort seeks a writ. Indictments hang over Theo Haber and Louly Gees as investigators consider challenges to the city board of supervisors amid calls for reform and court oversight.
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Tellaterpal Agates
Big meeting today for railway workers to push wage demands
Representatives of railway trainmen and conductors meet at Agala Center to rally support for a wage increase. A vote on the managers offer shows about 40 000 ballots cast with a 10 percent rise accepted and 12 percent sought for long hours and service. Grand Master Morrissey notes a possible strike after further talks with committee chairs this afternoon.
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Portland Warts Henty Fund Raising for Probe
Dortland Ore March 24 The Ore Fotian tay 50 000 is deine raised on an Investigation fund to bring Frascty 4 Menes and Special Agent Nurs to Wortleng to prode into heel municipal rrafi Transactions for years Back and upto the preerot will be eramined under the searchilghe of the tatestien tare. Wt fe undereteed that a email te ferle ef eltlens have pledged Geettow ead Be Dotlece for the Affy thoa aabd They believe that the money can be relsed within a few day 1 declare that He more thas 50 000 is Recrsuity to maken thoroggs ant aepeplag streelicetion it mil be nt taleadte WANT ADS YIELD Big REAULTE.
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Attempted Murder Case Shocks Kaysville Stake Hall
In Kaysville near midnight Friday, a quarrel between Pearit and Hackie led to Pearit striking Hackie with an empty beer bottle. Hackie was found unconscious beside the road and later died from injuries. Pearit, aided by Marshal Pearit, faced accusations as further details emerged.
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Pardons Discussed by March Board at Water Prison
The date board of pardons held a regular meeting Saturday morning at the water prison to consider petitions for pardons paroles and commutations. Daniel Bigelow guilty of grand larceny in December 1946 received one year in state prison for stealing and killing cattle. Several petitioners including J T Sparks John Long James Kennedy and Frack Wilson faced denial or continued status. Parole granted to James Overman while others remained under review. The board also handled routine business after adjourning.
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Frack Wilson
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Three Men Caught After Bold Robbery Ordeal
George Thentwhleg J O Malley and Owen Reed were arrested following a morning robbery at 226 West Bonth Triple Street. Police identified Thentwhleg and O Malley as suspects. Reed was also detained on the same charge. O Malley smiled when asked if he was involved, while officers describe him as possibly a veteran thief. A sergeant reported a revolver and certificates found on the arrestees.
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Roberts Talks at Zion Meeting in Salt Lake City
Robert s address at the tabernacle Sunday afternoon emphasizes political power as necessary to uphold Zion and church aims. He discusses America s prosperity, the farming belt, eastern industry, and rising productivity with references to national conditions and religious principles.
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Bishop Scanton Back from East Lake Journey
East Lake March 4 Bishop Scanton returned from a trip to Xe yade where he observed progress in Catholic church communities and endured seasonal road washouts. He and fellow travelers crossed a wagon bridge after a washed out section forced a walk along the rails. Travel hardships sparked labor tensions in Tonopah as hotels and stores closed and travelers crowded waiting rooms, while weather mostly cleared aside from a cloudburst.
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Santa Fe Collision Kills Four on Overland Limited
Los Angeles March 24 a head on collision between a Santa Fe Overland Limited and a Grudente special destroyed cars and killed four, injuring many. The wreck near Ben Viste Street halted traffic as officials counted bodies and began investigations into possible manslaughter.
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News Forecast of the Week and Taft Trip to Colos
Secretary Taft and party will arrive at Colos on March 30 aboard Mayflower. A special New York chamber of commerce meeting will feature Ambassador Orree. The itinerary includes Ottawa, He-Yana, and San Jose, with return to Harpio on April 2. A Carmel, New York trial date outlines a child abuse case, while railway workers discuss a cooperation agreement. National Bowling Tournament set for Atlantic City March 25 to April 4 with 120 ore men cars, 369 two-momes trams, and 447 individuals expected to compete. AEP athletic meet in New York next Saturday features Newark Young Men’s Christian Association, Princeton, and University of Pennsylvania participants.
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Nicaragua Forces Capture Choluteca Amid Turmoil
Reported in brief, Nicaragua forces seized Choluteca as President Bona fled. Hatian Huruf Purigit and Galvadergeng claim victory, and authorities say rival forces retreated. Details remain unclear amid shifting fronts and uncertain leadership.
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President Bonilla Captured Choluteca in War Update
Fragmentary wartime dispatches report Nicaraguan forces capturing Choluteca from Honduran control as President Bonilla and allied leaders claim the war will end soon. Other notes reference earlier leadership changes and ongoing advisories from the government amid combat actions.
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Washington dispatch notes end of Central American war
Washington reports indicate the Central American conflict near Nicaragua and Honduras is nearing an end with factions defeated and peace talks underway. President Taft and Mexican Ambassador Cevel plan steps to ensure truce commitments while a joint pacification effort gains support from both nations.
Remedy Claims Old Fashioned Patent Medicine Cure
A biased advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a century proven female remedy. It promises vitality and pelvic health, alleges endorsements from physicians, and touts trial bottles while warning against alcoholic tonics. The piece names Dr. Pierce and the Buffalo Institute, urging readers to send six dollars for the medicine and pellets.
Dinner party in protest of Russian oppression noted at reception
Public reception in New York featured Aleaty Aladis and Count Nicholas Tehayhaye Sky from the Russian radical party. They spoke on Russia, urging the American public to oppose tyranny and oppression. Mr. Bryan opened the meeting, praising hospitality and inviting open discussion on global matters.
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Fragmented OCR Weathered Entry on Faction Violence
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The text appears damaged and unreadable, offering few discernible facts. No clear persons, organizations, dates, or events emerge beyond scattered phrases about rain and balance. Unable to extract a coherent news item from the fragment.
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