Mrs James Boyle Guilty Kidnapper Threatens Self
Mercer Pa May jury convicts Mrs James Boyle in the Willa Whit case on first ballot. She shows cold indifference, vows not to testify against others, and threatens to take her own life if sent to the penitentiary. Judge cautions about perverse influences as she expresses anger toward women she blames for the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
James Hople
Willa Whille
Bas
Gtr
Jarre
Juden Miller
Mra. Rey de
Miller
Everigton
Hoyle
Rome
Mercer Wopien
Jimmy
Jimmie
Cleveland
Toever
Jimmir
Haskell Must Be Tried in Oklahoma Federal Case
In Muskogee on May 3, a federal judge overruled the jurors' doubts and ordered the grand jury investigation into alleged frauds tied to Governor Charles K. Haskell and other Oklahoma figures. Judge John 4 Marshall of Utah is set to preside as indictments are expected to be filed in federal court here Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Muskogry
Kainat
Charles K. Haskell
John 4
Marshall
Utah
Erand Jury Investixa
duskeTt
Man Repeats Meal Debt From Thirteen Years Past
New York report recounts a man named Verda who entered a Saasau restaurant and, after paying for a meal eaten thirteen years earlier, settled the debt upon learning the correct path to the establishment. He had left as a teen en route to Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Luavion
Eebwarts
Saasau
Violate Is Favorite Flower For Disorderly Conduct
Milwankre Wis May The second children of Wisconsin have to determine which should be their favorite flower. There were four entries the shotter it tom water My and trusting another. The wild roadway parvnils came in second, the wal er Wy think and the arbutus may be hint. Saloon Will Open In &ory County Laeit In era Le prepa May 1 Nicholas Taw to open a salen hem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwankre Wis
Tom
Aghoter
Laeit
Era
Nicholas Taw
Wok Om
Kag
Munday
Mallinger
Carfield
Patten Passes Through Trinidad En Route to Chicago
Janet A. Patten, Chicago wheat operator, was reported passing through Trinidad on the way to Chicago. He arrived at 6 46 this afternoon and boarded the Santa Fe at 6 30 after greeting acquaintances, with local reports noting he remained at the ranch tonight while others said he was still there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triinidad
Colo
Janet A. Patten
Chicago
W. N. Cablet
Trinidad
Mr. Patten
Jnft
Santa Fe
Vecrees
Tater Will Barnett
Japanese Shooting Scrape Divides Village and Man’s Duty
A Denver Japanese paper reports a grim incident where Shintaru Abasana confronts a man Tanamachi over a wife not his. A would-be killer threatened Shintaru with a revolver but failed, deterring the attack and prompting police involvement. The tale reflects community tensions and a fatal outcome narrowly avoided.
Government CITC Work Stopped Amid Unclear Dates
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate work stoppage on a government CITC project with references to dates and local timing. Names and places are unreadable, but the entry centers on halted construction activity and related administrative notes. Further readable details are unavailable.
Collegians Arrested on Disorderly Conduct Charge
New York May. Initiation of Alphonsa Lamb and Fitz gerald into a secret Columbia University freshmen society led to their arraignment on disorderly conduct charges. Lamb dressed in a female gown and hat. Fitzgerald acted as escort. A crowd followed through Harlem streets before both were discharged in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
May
Alphonsa ‘Lamb
Filw
Filsgerald
Columbia
Lamb
Fite Gerald Worm
Harlem
Fitzgerald
Africa
Maxttrate Mreen
Paroled convict again in trouble over forged checks
A paroled convict named Kel ford plotted revenge after his ex wife promised to marry Woodward, an Alaskan miner. He forged blank checks using Woodward's name and attempted to frame him, leading to his arrest and a confession after police pressed him. Kefford, released nine days earlier, faced a long term prison term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bax Fracesra
Mar
Promee
W. F. Woodward
Jasper IL Kefford
Woodward
Hin
Kelford
Gan Chorn
Bie
Hice
Wortwand
Mmm
Woodsanl
Kefford
Bealty
Violet 18 Favorite Flower of Wisconsin Children
Phillip Hagzenan aged four and Charles Drew aged five ran away from school in Chicago. They allegedly stole a horre ant wagon and rode to Chicago Avenue station before being taken home by Mrs. Sweet. The youths admit stealing a horse cart and claim it was a citywide excursion. They face Juvenile Court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet
Wisconsin
Chicago
Phillip Hagzenan
Charles Drew
Chicago Avenue
Sweet
Bose Ars
Waa
Hames Palip
Charles ¢Ald Thes Fouk
Juvenita Court
Weston to Spend Night in Topeka Amid Transit Confusion
In May Karas Cy Mo reports Weston plans to remain overnight in Topeka while following the route of the Union Pacific backtie. An earlier wagon train from Kansas City to Rue Atcock is noted as a guiding path with ambiguity about timing. Officials confirm ammunition confiscation incidents occurring in May, with a focus on the region around Topeka and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karas Cy
Atention of
Apeniting
Tontahd Tf Topeka
Klyly Reven Atlen
Tale
Payxon
Kanes City
Atcock Ohamin
Union Backtie Gaflenad
King of Wheat Pit Tale of Patten's Chicago Bid
James A Patten, noted Chicago wheat speculator, traveled toward Chicago by rail from Trinidad after avoiding reporters. He registered as Kt Jones Chicago and sought a through ticket, insisting on eluding press attention. At Trinidad hotel staff and train crew helped shield him as reporters pressed for details about his movements south from New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
James A. Paten
Chicago
Walton
Trinidad
Bartell Ranch
Vermeps Springs
Butel
Lysbeat
Patten
Terri
Rairoad
Pasece
Harel Ranch
Uchet
New Mexico
Montana
Mr. Patten
Trinsiad
Porter
Dr. Patten
Batten
Bir
Jamra A. Datten
Man Threatens Women Fires Shot At Home In Ball Lake
Patrol officers Nick Qultranion and Draw Lyons arrested Tatham after a disturbance at the Snedden residence near Ball Lake. Tatham, claiming to be a primitive engineer, allegedly threatened Miss Grace Dickson and her sister then tried to force marriage proposals as he fled toward the Knedgentomy area. He was wanted for passing a forged check at the National Talon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Lake
Dane Bnedden
Grace Dickson
National Talon
Dickson
Snedden
Fragmented OCR Yields Little Gurl ID Details
A garbled OCR item mentions a young girl identified in Idaho, with names and events garbled. It references a district or city scene, a fire, and police or watch details, but specifics remain unreadable. The fragment hints at a tragedy or homicide investigation with scattered names and locations unclear.
Dawsttt Relocates to Chicago as Mother Falls Ill
Dawsttt hastened to Chicago three weeks ago believing her mother Mrs. dary EL An drews was seriously ill at a hospital. She learned the mother remained a hospital patient for a time before moving to a home in Arewyn Mint. Manetti’s condition worsened and died last Thursday. Doctors diagnosed tropical intestinal fever, a dangerous illness treated at Mot Brrings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawsttt
Chicago
Mra Dary EL Andrews
Bravery of Margaret Corbin Honored in Revolution Commemoration
New York May 4 The bravery of Margaret Corbin the first woman to take a soldier’s part in the war for American independence will be commemorated by a bronze tablet to be set on the old Fort Washington site during the autumn celebration The tablet is presented by C E G Nites a noted trotting horse breeder and the tablet formerly stood on the fort’s upper inland shore
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Margaret Corbin
Fort Trish
Fort Washinxton
Lemeile
Old Fort
Studery Pulion
Pennsylvania
Fort Washinton
Fort Trion
C. E.G. Nites
Upper
Sanhsttan
Bank cashier killed by a ball in game accident
A 27 year old cashier at the Totne State bank died from a head injury after being struck by a ball during an evening basketball game. The incident left another player, Unneh, unconscious on the field before medical staff removed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise Bank
Baler
Tdako
Mikes Nash
Aaurtant
Totne Btate Bank
Uneh
Pankerst
Floods Disrupt City Water Supply and Pipelines
Parley's canyon flooding crippled the city water system. Flood waters swept through the flume and Big Cottonwood conduit, cutting supply from Darney's and Big Cottonwood creeks. Emergency measures, including engine pressure drops, steam pumps, and citywide pumping, were used to restore some flows as the crisis continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parley's Creek
Parley‘ Reservoir
Patney’s Creek
Darney’s Creek
Keenni
Tro Department
We Fire Department
Pitagerahl
Stean
Are Department
Fittsourg Pitcher Earns $100 Per Win in Pro Baseball
A garbled report describes a pitcher from Fittssourg who was promised $100 for every win aboard. It mentions Captain Jota Mive and Captain Mire, with scattered references to Methian, Patladed, and the National league. The text is highly distorted but centers on performance pay and notable figures attached to the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Morea
Jota
Ian
Methian
Mire
Helinira
Mewen
Dalfall
Senate Tariff Debate On Duty Increases And Industry Impact
Washington May 8 A Senate hearing on the House bill raises duties on tea and earlier proposed rate increases. Senators Bristow and Aldrich clash over potential effects on paint making and other ingredients, while testimony from Mr Lefehberger and Mr Bmont fuels contention about industry influence and tariff fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Genate Jntay
Bristow
Bouve
Mogles Bil
Tris
Aldrich
Mir
Leishberger
Dristow Trad
Lelehberger
Bmont
Lefehs
Pir Thaser
Dir
Liristow
Rombine
Dtr. Brasb
Ameticas Suieiting & TeGntog
Prevokal
Fem Tork
Smeet
Lieutenant Commander Walker Very Ill
Loy Augrita Cal Mayaia and Commander James F Walker USX left San Francisco for Washington. He arrived at a Pacite hospital, registered as a prominent hotel guest April 25, and had been in good health until early this week. He became ill on Tuesday and was moved to hospital. officials say he will be out for several days. Walker served in Washington firm AH and met Taunis as a territorial governor months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loy Augrita
Cal
Mayaia
James F. Walker
San Francicos
Washington
Pacite Hospital
Walker
Coremander Walker
Taunis
Boys Under Influence Of Liquor In School
A New York report by Superintendent Drebury A. Abe describes several cases where boys in a Marin county school were placed under liquor influence. Trustees blame police for delays, while authorities discuss prohibitions on alcohol sales near schools. A family picnic and fire safety incident are noted among recent local disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nod
Bean
Sehouh Trustees
Drebury A. Abe
Diamond and Pearl Prices Rise in May Market
Market notes show increased prices for diamonds and pearls amid uncertain demand. Prospective buyers face higher quotes as traders cite steady interest and limited supply.
World Markets Closing Quotation Roundup
A broad market close notes varied commodity prices and stock quotations. Copper, ore, coal, and metal prices are listed with multiple company names and figures. Agricultural product values and livestock prices show mixed results amid a general market wrap.
Baroness Yon Hutton Divorce Divides Rome Gossip
Rome May 7 The baroness Yon Hutton author of Spams filed for divorce in a Swiss court on the grounds of desertion. The decree grants alimony and custody for one month each year. The baroness, long famed for Tam and other works, has lived abroad with her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yon Hutton
Rome
Wutton
Sutton
Tam
Tees Uedog
Hocey Quirinal
Ira
Marriace
Tate
Pennsylvania
Husband of Berta Mills Seeks Divorce in Missouri
Court records show Prink J. Daves, husband of Berta Mills, filing for divorce in New Vin, Missouri. The proceedings mention a separation and the involvement of parties tied to Angelica Des tion and a Tallwud stam from fais, with travel and service factors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berta Mills
New Vin
Aaron
Stuultn
Prink J. Daves
Tallwud Stam
Angelica
Reaver Bowling Score in Balt Cake City Meet
A fragmentary report notes a bowling score event in Balt Cake City with competitors Wolfe and Me yas among others. It mentions a 9 percent figure and a list of players though many names are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe
Payer
Lost steamer and crew boat mystery near harbor
A fragmented report describes a steamer and its crew believed lost at sea near the harbor. Authorities and local residents await clarifications as search parties comb the waters for survivors or wreckage.
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James Boyle
Willie Whilla
Powers
Tle
Ely
Julie Fortune
Terre Haste
Lm I
Arent
Paloun
Marz Han
Potica Femmisabmer Weeham
Parente Hava Pec
Erveral Alcersen
Aed
Haskell
Ory County
Salt Lake
Ogden
Fair Grounds
Sais Lal Baler
Mowrie
Reedy Marcett
Mary ‘Omy Tasing Write
Atal Wile Viet Soe
Dyer. Afveser
Greene Et
Metall
Altorery
Tnehtedh Kintchi Abasana
Orden
Denver
Upp Tannmehh
Amanawa
West Ear
Wien
Mr. Woodward
Dunia
Weston
Topeka
Hahn
Tolombie
Shah
James Patten
Dave Lathare
Gnedden Wame
Little Gurl
Elatiiis
Lavinia
Whitaen
Olution
Milton Bush
Gabeball
Faralysia
Vereerg
Nias
Smoot
Gemini
Pwaning
Prevbang
York
Thomas Law
ENON
Gil
American Carang Foundry
Anerican
American Foresting
Americag
Chesapeake and
Thio
Celeaen Northweaterp
Chiewso
Sul
St. Paul
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Cotorsto and Southern
Delaware and
Mudsoo
Kireat Northern
Ureat Northern
Gila
Alinois Central
New York Central
Nailway
Nock Inland Co
Toek Island Co
Southern Wasine
Southern Mallnas
Watun Pacific
Vultest
Entenga Livestock
Chicam
Heaven
Neckern and Testers
Kansas City
Cattlon
Matt Steers
Fe-Otat
Eater
Ugh
Santos
Titers
Wes Fee
Reaver
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