Morrison Must Serve Twenty Years
The Supreme Court of Krwans today affirmed a lower court verdict in the trial of Jessle Morrison. Miss Morrison, 005, was declared guilty of kiting and sentenced to twenty years' imprisonment. The opinion by Justice Pollock notes the tragedy and the defense claims, while detailing the murder case involving Clara Wiley and Glen Ghatle and the related domestic quarrel.
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Supreme Court of
Krwans
ibn'Slale
Jessle Morrison
Miss Morrisonazo
Carthy
Mira Wiley
Mrs. Castle
Castle
Miss Morrison
Hay Mia
Ain
Mixes Morris
Morris
Bwil
Oklahoma
Hincouniyy
Mattison
Young Wife Disappears and Is Thought to Be Dead
Mary Coburn, wife of jockey Emo Coburn, disappeared from her sister’s home five months after childbirth. Neighbors and police fear foul play as no trace has been found. Formerly Miss Emma Werminity of Memphis, she left with her sick child and has not been seen since last Wednesday.
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Emo Coburn
William
Co- Warn
Joukey
Hee Asuthering
Mary AL Coburn
Wother
Leraby
Coburn
Emma Werminity
Memphis
Chinese Suffer From Foreign Soldiers Spreading Fear
A May 1 report from San Francisco quotes a King correspondent describing unrest in Peking and surrounding areas. Foreigners face attacks while Chinese Christians face backlash, amid a growing factional tension with native troops and bands of brigands exploiting instability.
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San Francisco
Gaby
Aswoota Bail Dios
Cernis
Qin
Peking
Diensin
Viestoy
Yan Ehi Kai
Toxey
Reynigginsl
Havenmeyer Challenges Labor in Mayoral Debate
A fragmented May campaign piece portrays Havenmeyer issuing a challenge to labor interests. He condemns graft and promises to question the morality of those who coerce or misappropriate funds, urging action against theft and corruption while signaling a broader stand on labor and university ties.
Infernal device threat to liner at pier raises alarm
New York police received an anonymous note claiming an infernal machine would blow up the ocean liner Umbila at the Cu wou pier. A suspicious box with dynamite-like powder was found near the first cabin gangway as inspectors attempted to stop the threat. Passengers were ordered to leave, but the ship resumed voyage after authorities secured the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fire Department
Wild Court Scene in Yonkers Trial Over Barrel Murder
A chaotic York court scene followed a verdict in the barrel murder case. Eight men were held in close confinement as police pursued suspects, while the accused faced the judge. The crowd surged as family members and supporters voiced reactions, and a bail decision was deferred pending grand jury action.
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York
Benedels Alida
Ladues
Vamuy
Morello
Zacwni
Sours
Gymud
Balas Corpus
Vacconi
Amdeder
Itm
Japan Seeks U S Policy Clarification On Manchuria
Tokyo reports an official interview between Jakabini Japan’s minister and Secretary of State Way. Disappointment over Manchurian tensions cited, with Japan denying any aggressive intent and stressing naval maneuvers as routine. London and Peking coverage note British, Russian, and American positions, while Beijing reports slight shifts in occupation and withdrawal dynamics.
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Washington
May &M
Jakabini
Way
Blaze Department
Nasdia
Russia
Manchuria
Austin
Jaya
Hne Mnavpineris
Japan
Caribbean
Building Collapse injures multiple in Denva Colorado
A block tall structure at 1514 Larier Street in Denva occupied by Michigan Brothers clothing store collapsed after scaffolding failure while a tin roof project continued on the second floor. Several people were injured including Thomass McKernon and K Be Donn with others lightly hurt. no deaths reported. Michaelsons estimate property damage at about $10,000.
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Denva
Colo
Larier Street
Michinglsan Brothers
Stith
Seco
Ie Monk
Thomag McKernon
K. Be Donn
Varenee
Thomns McBurnon
Mekerpon
Queen City
Bennght
Tieherlin
TL. W. Winner
Michaelsons
Explosion in Stocktor Cat Causes Severe Injuries and Fire
An explosion at 8 pm in Stocktor near Gerlach and Morals shoe store on Rain Street damaged the Western Union building and several shops. Dozens were injured and three business houses burned as glass and debris struck passersby. A supervising bystander and several workers were hurt, with authorities investigating the blast’s cause.
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Stocktor
Cat
Horsons
Gerlach & Moralh
Rain Street
Tido- Tada
Western Union
Short Hill
Oesahlue
Cerlach & Mayath
Ani Maas & Sona
Pend Gerrard
Bank failure threat grows after Waterloo doors close
A Chicago dispatch reports two Iowa towns Waterloo and Aubura in crisis as the De Kallimuk bank and Mo Clellan bank close. Creditors claim up to 180000, with receiver T. B. Leighty warning creditors to start bankruptcy actions after uncovering numerous Megilavitins.
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Chicago
Chicaga Trine
Waterloo
Joa
Saye
de Kallimuk
MoClellan
Bank of Aubura Tins
HBU
T. B. Leighty
Blales Whattin
Deplorable State of Affairs in Kentucky
In Middlevboro May 1, a report describes a deplorable fate in Kentucky. A refugee recounts being forced from Jack’s area and notes a man who killed someone nearby. The witness plans to testify in Jackson at the proper time and fears retaliation from relatives in Breathitt.
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Kentucky
Middlevboro
Seonirad Hiventhitt
Muntaid
Dackson
Breathitt
Turko Bulgarian War Looms As Tensions Rise
The article reports heightened European diplomacy over a potential Turko Bulgarian War. Powers urge restraint while outlining concerns over Balkan aspirations in Macedonia and Varna. Turkish and Bulgarian forces face each other on the frontlines, with fear of a wider conflict growing.
Extra Session of Congress Called for November 9
Denver May 1 A fragmentary interview with Daniel M Ransdell suggests the extra session of Congress would be convened soon after the November elections Roosevelt's word indicated Congress would be summoned immediately once elections concluded. The notes discuss Philippine tariff reductions and other looming measures as the session nears.
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Congress
Denver
Daniel M. Ransdell
United
Ransdell
Coit
Ranedelt
Rourevelt
Sarvetiry
Celya
Lhe Senna
Freaident
Roosevelt
Pinon Unt
Skod
Crilan
Russia to Protect American Interests in Asia
Russian official statements claim no interruption to the open door policy in Manchuria and assert Russia will fully protect United States commercial interests. The interview with Foreign Minister Lamadoct notes that reoccupation of New Olenny is a political move among Russia Great Britain and Japan, with no impact on American trade.
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Manchuria
Great Britain
Japan
Nore
Preneli Ambaenndur
Palurabing
Lamadoct
Tunis
Hitesia
United States
Mazdnkin
Karapatkin
United State
Great Berlin
Gator
Labor War Erupts as Harvest Company Strike Flares
Chicago May D Peice talks fail to end the harvesters strike. Labor leaders press for Nine-hour day twenty percent wage raise and union recognition. Company counters refuse amid reinstatement claims and harsher sanitary demands. Negotiations near collapse as workers rally.
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Chicago
Deering Harvestor
Jan Tefl
Leeslike
Avi
Gutla Agk
Hebler
Frm
Mer
Post Office Discharges Dower Over Frivolous Charges
In Washington a Postmaster General discharge followed a department dispute. Jimee Dower, a mailroom employee, filed charges against Chief Engineer O Donnell and others alleging improper promotion practices. An inspector found the accusations baseless and demoralizing, prompting Dower’s removal for conduct unbecoming and insubordination. The incident triggers a stop delivery through the agency and reflects internal friction within the Post Office Department.
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Gen
Payne
Jimee Dower
Ainen O'Donnell
Prataflica Inapeetar Amd
Ntindunes
Downe
Ander
Dawes
Tneperton
Yenntaine Statenonts
Hla
Washington
Arrested for Robbery by Accused Fitzgerald Reynolds in England
A man described as George Treynolds, claiming English origin, was arrested today on charges of robbery and theft of jewelry, private papers, and a toy valued around ten dollars. He was nabbed in a pawnshop near his Denypetond home, after allegedly driving a wagon with wine and likely employing a Mon group. The recovered property includes various items and documents.
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Cearge Teynolds
Hngliahman
Alry
Mr. Bel- Mon
Denypetond
Rays Nolds
Ake Praparky
Admiral Cotton Deploys European Fleet to Kiel End of Month
Neo May 1 reports Admiral Cotton directed to move the European squadron to Kiel at month’s end. The order appears to shift naval assets toward the Baltic with strategic implications for regional balance. The announcement cites readiness and logistical planning across vessels, crews, and support units.
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Neo
Admiral Cotton
Kiel
Shamrock II in a Fast Race Against the Old Boat
The Shamrock II significantly outran the elder Shamrock II in a Tugglers style match from Gourock. The challenger led early, with wind and tactics shaping the race around Skelmorlie, Portrush, and Innishmorr, finishing just over ten minutes ahead after a tense windward maneuver and decisive final push.
Cotton Market Date Scrambled Notice
A garbled OCR styled notice references dates and locations including New York and August to October. Readable fragments mention rental related to a cat market and a schedule around September. Details are incomplete. core items include a market context and a rental action with several unclear dates.
Minnedosa Fire Destroys Homes and Library
A Minnedosa blaze damaged a number of residences and a library in a district near Tida City. Officials report significant losses including a station building and local public structures while contending with dangerous conditions and ongoing containment efforts.
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Minnedosa
Tida City
Yerain
Wallnen
Donnyghig
Brary
Budo
Aud
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LABOR
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Mheyml
Napen Teller
Vankorg
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Lexpensea
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Jusk
Linia Wan
Aron
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Russie
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Manchwria
Lino River
China
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Haglan
New Chwang- Tha
Vina
Ambasandar
St. Petersburg
Charge D'Aifaires
Foreign Office
Ugh
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Orte
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Donvér
Iowa
Borin
May
Chesuman
Igre
Anlee
Mavadonia
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Sigigavia
Macedone
Salonien
Solis
Calinek
Iistlinn
Representationa
Constantinople
Yorkey
Hale Purkiah
Holgfrian
Boersen Amt
Post Office Department
Cotton
Witt Nur
Wrahington
Mey
Aimhnasador
Cormick
Gourock
Tay Stan
Torly
Martes
Callenger
Fevel
Cap- Ini
Porwilae
Sharrock
Shamrack
Abnor
Dany
Ikonta
Abe Porkak
Tevis
Challanger
Oday
Augitat
Bop Foulin
Cetoher
Desender
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