Final Arguments In Horn Trial In Kansas City
Final arguments were made today in the Horn trial in Kansas City. Frank WL and Jobe Raymond TP led the defense while promoters of the Jeo Qarens crasp of wines in Art rong faced federal charges of using the mails to defraud. The Queena company offered stock to October 1906 with capital at 16 million dollars. Promoters allegedly sold 1,800,000 shares at fractions of a cent and spent over 59 thousand dollars on advertising. FR Horn aided advertising efforts. Ender presided for Central Mining and Investment. Mey and Frank plus John Vors led the stock sellers. Mey had worked as a Kansas City newspaper ad man. Judge Chester H. Kraff of St Louis spoke for the defense.
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Kaness City
Che Una
Thres Horn
Urothera
Frank WL
Jobe Raymond
Mae
G. H. Solger
Jeo Qarens
Artrong
Federal
Tre Quéena Company
Capital
Treasury
FR. Horn
Enider
Los Angeles
Central Mining and Investment Company
Prada
Ming
May
Frank
John F. Vors
Mey
Kansas City
Pewnpaper
Chester H. Krai
St Louis
Tragic double act ends in shooting and suicide
A man killed a girl by shooting her in her doorway then returned home and died by self-inflicted gunfire. The incident occurred in Bam Gabriel while a love triangle dispute led to the fatal confrontation. The injured woman is described as a 10-7 eld frances, unnamed in reports. In a separate note, the steamer Admiral Dewey collided in Port Antonio with damages reported. it belongs to United Fruit Company.
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Tany Angeles
Apgerat Esuse Helena Afthendrea
Frances
Bam Gabriel
Girte Parmata
Teleha
Admiral Dewey
San Antonio
Kingston
Jamaica
Colton
Port Antonia Barbor
Ted Beacford
Certil
United Fruit Company
Sale Arouses Indignation Over King Leopold Art Sale
Newseely May 18 reports a chamber of deputies debate on the sale of King Leopold I pictures and works. Deputies accuse government interference and question the proceeds, while press outlets denounce the sale as scandalous and potentially compromising.
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Leopold
Chamber of Deputies
Vander Velde
Hard Deschamps
All Players Must Sign Contracts in National Baseball Warning
May 18 report from Cincinnati notes the National Baseball Commission warns clubs to sign all players to contracts. Disputes over free agency and payroll obligations surface as teams resist paying without formal contracts. Detro, agent links to Washington club, while Jerry City and Wilkes-Barre push for clear contract terms to prevent free agent claims.
Several Perrons Injured in Northwestern Elevated Collision
May 18. In Chitsen, several persons were injured when two southbound trains on the Northwestern Elevated road collided. One seriously, Win.1. Behreeder, a hydraulic force for Continental bank, had both legs broken. The crash is believed caused by an air brake failure.
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Chitsen
Cot
Neiow Betaren
Win
Behreeder
Cyahser
Continental Mat Bank
Desert search for wandering, demented miner in arid region
A Chicago mining man Calvin Harris, described as demented, wandered in the desert near Visste hot aprisga. Harris was picked up by three prospectors last Thursday near Whit and Was care d for by Wonder hospital staff. He eluded nurses Saturday and remained missing by nightfall.
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Arno
Viste
Calvin Haris
Chicago
Harris
Rugering
Ularris
Talse
Woman Swindler Placed Under Arrest in San Francisco
San Francisco May 18 Miss Mace Camainga, of a concern known as the Freceh Colum company, was arrested today on numerous counts alleging luring women as victims. A similar charge rests against Barnel Treber, manager, as detectives link the scheme to ads in daily papers offering home work for $3.04 and a package of papers with flower seeds and marriage pictures to trap victims. The company reportedly operates in several cities and aims to ensnare women via exaggerated pay and supplies.
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San Francisco
Cal
Mace Camainga
Freceh Colum Company
Barnel Treber
Mater
Come Ie
Chipaware
Gies
Misa Cummins
la la Chicago
Annual Report Shows Marked Indian Educational Progress
The annual report of the superintendent of the Indians, Misa Entelic Reel, submitted to the commissioner of the dam affake, notes significant educational advancement over ten years. It cites policy shifts toward industrial training, native arts like rug making and basket weaving, and the growing influence of schools on older Indians. The report urges stronger efforts to address alcoholism and related social issues among agents and physicians.
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Biecenool
Dar
Indian education report shows reforms in student behavior
The cartere of retarpedato reuje reports that Indian education aims to curb the desire for conflict and prove the worth of education. A notable feature is the Indian altering his ways to meet national influence, reflecting government school directives shaping instruction and discipline.
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Cartere
Cample
Tadian
German Scare Grows English Nerves Face Rumors
London May 15 A wave of German scare stories unsettles English public mood. Reports claim a German scout troop and a feared landing near Somber coast prompted maritime warnings as Parliament member Sir John Narraw proposed a drastic defense alert. Officials caution against amplified rumors.
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London
Reet
Aappore
Johe’ Narlaw
Houre of Commons
Germany
Dept of Arms
Amendment by Mr Stone Rejected in Senate Debate
After a long energy of debate the senate passed many amendments to the tariff bill while rejecting Mr Stone's amendment restoring the Tingley rates on tin and other items. Progressive Republicans and Democrats backed broader duties as sections passed with only a few objections. The vote highlighted support for added duties on needles, steel plates, wood screens and various trade items as the committee’s recommendations were adopted. Senator Dixon stressed antimony duties to protect U.S. industry while Aldrich defended changes to tin and related articles amid a tense, partisan tone.
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Waahlogten
Senate
Ftone
Demos
Str
Oliver
Aldrich
Sraenavarst
Pentmise
Wade
Penrore
Dixon
Dion
London
Armunifio
Abdeh
Reedon TM
Hunton
Zinc ore duties revised by Senate finance panel
Washington May 18 after weeks of debate the senate finance committee redrafted zinc ore duties. Amended scales tier ore by zinc content. rates range from one quarter to one cent per pound. No change to crude ore plaster rock or gypsum rates. Kent plans to push the amendment aligning with committee support.
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Washington
Slac
Pmeliers
Senale Committee On Finance
Smoot
Hoare
Senate Finance Ommittee
Fenafor Kent
Forest Fire Data Drive Push From Washington Office
In a letter to the district forester, Pinchot says efforts to compile nationwide forest fire data failed last year due to missing reports and lack of organization. He urges localizing work across states, engaging conservation commissions, and coordinating with county clerks to build a complete fire record for both national and state forests this coming season.
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Forest Service
Washington
United States
Ubelrtyefekt Ataie
Ansiona
Yansibie Nantee
Niko
Ulah
Nevada
Mahe
Wyoming
Awful
J. Saleboty
Market Street
Balt Lake
North State
Mall
Merrill
Balf Lake
Cis
Commissioners Confer With State Board of Examiner
The board of county commissioners traveled to Salt Lake yesterday to confer with the State Board of Examiners and Prof. Dall of the Agricultural College about Hale County's payment to secure a water tank. The county sought to borrow funds to buy a purchase but wants operations continued if possible to prevent stoppage due to insufficient water.
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State Board OF Examiner
Board of Rotity Commissioners
Balt Lake
Examintie
Trof
Uale
Tara
Naval Y M H C formally opens in New York
The New York Naval Y.M.C.A. was formally opened with ceremonies and a speaker lineup including President Tat tg, Secretary Meyer, and Admiral Dewer. Donor Metow Gould was honored as the architect of the original bulleag. A formal evening program featured a Taulterillo show and an exhibition, with attendees including staff and relatives.
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New York
MG. A
Navy
Russell Saxe
Sage
Mise Metow Gould
Orginal Bulleag
Tattg
Meyer
Dewer
Sageermaasium
United States
Suspension of Tracy and Co formally announced
New York on May 18 the formal announcement of the suspension of the firm of Tracy and Co was made on the New York Stock Exchange. An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed again yesterday and a receiver was appointed to take charge of the affairs. The receiver said that no statement as to reorganization would be tasted and a complete examination of the books had been made.
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New York
Frm
Tracy & Co
New York Stock, Exchange
Jury Refuses Guilty Verdict in Forgery Case
A federal court jury at Carsoo dismayed by a forged name verdict refused to convict Georg Waite formerly Waite-Farean of forging to obtain bullion and a U S Mint check. The jury initially sought not guilty then disagreed, while arguing Waite used an assumed name to cash government vouchers. The case hinged on whether use of the alias invalidated the forgery claim and the panel did not reach a unanimous verdict.
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Denn
Bistes
Carsoo
Cis
Wodar
Georgs
Waite
Welle-Farean
Franeteca
Nilat
Wale
Rica
Sharp Refuses Plea on Riot Murder Trial
Kanaan Cley May 1 John Sharp known as Adam God with his wife Melisen la on tris charred with murder for participation in a riot in this city which retorted in the death of five persons was refused a chance of refuge in the criminal court today Sharp alleged that the presiding judge was incorrect and there was evidence in the trial
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Kanaan Cley
John Shar
Adam God
Melisen la
Tris
Eliy
Sharp
Prisoner of Gung Gung Arrives Quiet at Railroad Station
Quaining N V May 18 Captain Peter C Hina Jr. is listed as the fourth prisoner of Hing Sige. He arrived unexpectedly amid curiosity and displayed marked restraint while entering the prison. His custody details show he bore the number 2022 and was processed with a group escort.
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Quaining
N. V
Captan
Peter C. Hina, Jr
Hing Sige
Boiltines
Hata
Laken
Fragmentary report on prisoner health and work duties
A damaged OCR fragment describes a prisoner moved to a cell and awaiting examination by a prison physician. It notes an expected ability to work until a designated task, with a long term tenure of years mentioned in unclear terms.
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Leopold I
Irmall Pasha
Tate
Demented
Ford
Ilfa
Tras
Wellville
Postum Cereal Company, Ltd
Battle Creek
Michigan
Hot Springs
Ark
Tie
MR. Stone
Fitpublicans
Democrate ‘Agatnet
Zing
SMICE
State Conservation Officers
Lant
Fair Forest Service
Arizarieg
Wyopteg
Idaho
Geo
U.S Mint
Mange
Neces
Gory
Hare
Huhn
Washington Avenue
Mitchell Bros
Jetterson
Last
Thomas
Standard Office
Plana
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