Morse Faces Fifteen Years In Prison And Curtis Is Freed
New York November 6 Charles Morse, promoter and banker, sentenced to fifteen years in prison for misapplication of funds from the National Bank of North America. Alfred Curtis, bank president, sentenced to five years but suspended. Morse paroled pending appeal. Crowds mobbed as Morse led to Tombs. Curtis’s family and court spectators reacted with shock and emotion.
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Charles W. Morar
Morte
Iretran
United States
Dietzter
Stimson
Morty
Federal Building
Inede- Ag
Tigre
York
Charles Messa
America
National Bank of North Awarita
Alfred Sl. Curts
Porieg
Wan
Move Ung Witt
Bim
Marra
Feth
Moree
United Sates
Howrah
Dean Cometant
Maree
Rane
Abe Strath
Abe
Manse
Mr Curtis
Mra
Marie
Tadee Hough
Taft to Hunt in Texas in December
Taft will hunt in Texas in December as part of a planned visit. The schedule includes time with local organizers and potential hunting partners, though specifics on locations and events remain unconfirmed.
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Charles P. Taft
Cinelarath
Taft
Texas
School Fire Destroys North Takoma Building
Washington early today saw a wooden three story school burn to the ground after a faulty insulated wire sparked flames. About 60 students fled in night clothes jumping from second floor windows to escape the blaze. The North Takoma school, formerly the North Takoma Hotel, was valued at around 60 thousand dollars and stood in North Takoma, a suburb of the city.
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Hites Flectrical
North Tahoma
Ely
Anlaj
Fort Thompson family clash shocks Hinsdale county court
A chaotic court scene unfolds as Frederick Allen and others confront a debt dispute connected to the Thompson family. Attorneys dispute ownership and alleged transfers while witnesses recount threats and property claims near the Hinsdale Monatra. The tense proceedings reveal longstanding tensions and questions about rightful title and payment.
Electoral Count In Dispute Across Maryland Missouri and more
The electoral count remains disputed as Maryland’s eight votes may split between Taft Bryan and other electors. Missouri seems to favor Taft, while Maryland split outcomes keep the overall result close. Congressional returns hint Republicans leading by a narrow margin as party lines form.
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New York
Nev
United States
Maryland
Haltimora
Uma
Nual
Usat
Marpland
Mistouri
Taft
Missouri
Mita
Dryan
Galing
Bevan
Bryan
Shesans
Woman Witness To Testimony In High Profile Case
In Valon City Tach on a November day Mrs Pride and seven other alleged night riders are held under heavy guard while habeas corpus petition is heard. Mrs Pride, alleged secretary of the night rider group, is said to have been brutally whipped and to have joined the band to obtain their secrets. Her testimony is expected to be sensational and heavily reported.
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Tach
EE Ja Pride
Pride
Night Rider Organization
Fragmentary note on a model and a mystery figure
A damaged line of text references Mr Grefe and a model linked to a daughter in a uncertain tense. The writer recalls the model and mentions inquiries about the daughter, with unclear timing and motives. The fragment hints at a search or pursuit tied to identity and a name not clearly legible.
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Mr. Grefe
Hellares
Gref Sayz
Eis
Ake
Ecuadorian Congress Ends in Rioting
The Ecuadorian chamber ended in violence as government supporters clashed with the minority. Deputies were attacked and several were wounded amid accusations of fraud and misconduct by ministers and others connected to the government.
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Qatio
Henador
Roance
Howse
Children Escape Fire Death In Chicago Slum Blaze
November fire in a brick makers of children's clothing building trapped a mother and father family with eleven and seven children, all ages from one to thirteen, escaping with the help of detectives and a rescue by a man and his family. The blaze injured none, but the incident highlighted peril in crowded tenements.
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Chicago
Teaat Lamb
Hea
Mary Miller
Theatrical man placed under arrest in Illinois case
Theatrical man Wilton 21, a music and rehearst cab agent, is under arrest on disorderly conduct charges connected to the disappearance of Mitelarg Tedtz. He is the son of a wealthy farmer, reportedly married, and allegedly involved with a Chicago incident near Kankakee. Police report he met the missing person at Kanewhew and returned by safety train. The case involves unnamed relatives and claimed fortunes from a late estate.
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Noy
G.P
Wilton
Alti
Tha Lilet
Gi Wileon
Ate & Forday
Peter
Chega
Wileen
Kanewhew
Kankakee
Diplomatic Fallout Skews Toward Arbitration in German French Rift
A tense exchange reveals Germany insisting on arbitration over recent attacks and condemning French retaliatory measures. Berlin urges parity in discipline while confirming readiness to arbitrate other furnace related disputes, while denying rumors of Paul Cambon’s resignation and stressing national honor in negotiations.
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France
M. Camton
Paul Cambon
Germany
Bay
Officials Silent In China Amid Mixed Signals
The Amoy squadron has left Amoy but the foreign press casts doubt on its impact. In Peking officials minimize the fleet, while commentary questions the risks of a full squadron and suggests China may read the voyage as a political gambit. The persistent unease strains Sino American relations.
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Amoy
Putsiae
Peking
Offclers
Cera
Duwaeer
Tadis
Peklugha
China
America
Nevada Democrats Dominate State Politics In Landmark Win
Reno dispatch reports a sweeping Democratic turnout in Nevada with a fully Democratic legislature. The story notes Senatorial and congressional victories broadening Democratic control, though details are incomplete due to garbled text.
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Reno
Nev
Nevada
Divsea
Jandy
United States Senate
Congress
Taft Sends Apt Message to Grother In Law
Los Angeles November 5 Taft telegraphed in law matters to Willisa Milwarde regarding a program returns. Dr Edwards Irenyet responded with congratulations. Taft fully confirms, to Edwards Dawards, sister of Taft, now in Mexico, she will return soon and Edwards is a physician, son of Wallan Edwards of Protasvanta.
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Taft
Grother
Los Angeles
Willisia A. Milwarde
Edwards Irenyet
Mr. Taft
Mexico
Edewards
United States
Wallan A. Elwards
Protasvanta
Teddy To Observe The African Ame Laws
Fragmented OCR text describes an event labeled Teddy observing African American laws with scattered mentions of locations and people. The readable parts reference New York and various names, with little coherent narrative or dates to form a clearer summary. The piece appears damaged and stylistically irregular.
Supplementary Returns Fail to Dampen Taft Lead in Missouri
The report shows Taft leading in Missouri by about 4,235 votes as supplementary returns trickle in. Across the nation, results from multiple states indicate Taft maintains a broad lead with figures from Missouri and other regions reflecting on gubernatorial and presidential contests, including New York and California tallies.
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Taft
Missouri
Quake Shakes Planen Germany After Night Tremor
A strong quake hit Planen Germany at 10 in the morning causing panic and shaking buildings. Residents fled into the streets as explosions and rumblings accompanied the tremor. Reports note recurring quakes the past week and rising fears. (Entities: Planen, Germany)
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Planen
Germany
Nor
Imaees
Aileen Deérers
World Markets Closing Quotes Stir Global Trading
World markets closed with mixed results as New York shares opened strong while investors tracked earnings and policy signals. Traders note uneven gains across sectors with concerns about inflation and global demand weighing on some indices.
New York Stocks Dip Amid Turbulent Trading Session
Market observers note renewed volatility as major indices swing cautionary, with Treasuries steady and traders weighing inflation signals. Union era headlines hint at shifting sectors while investors seek clarity on earnings momentum and policy cues.
Honored by the French People Partes East and West
A fragmentary item notes a person praised by the French, mentioning an American figure and multiple readers or witnesses. It references ceremonies, communities, and a painter or artist connected with honors, with unclear names and details due to the damaged text.
Infant Burns Brother in Fire Tragedy
Malena Rapp and her mother were away when a three year old boy set fire under a baby carriage. The infant suffered severe burns and died. The child claimed the act was to obtain a bottle.
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Malena
Ilebry
Iylog
The Next House Foreoast From Early Returns
Early returns from all representative districts in the United States show the Republican party likely to control the House with a large majority. The Agureneo party has claims of gains, while majorities across districts appear close in several cases.
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West
Virginia
Bryan
Nebraska
Chistes
Tepablican Party
United States
Agureneo
Gistes
Telephone Company in Nos of Aecewen Island
Fragmented oblique OCR text references a telephone company and related entities with unclear names and places. The readable strains mention a bank at Chicago, a person named Wolfe, and various garbled terms, suggesting a disrupted historical notice about operations or receivers. The fragmentary nature limits concrete facts or outcomes.
The Unreliaste and Vemarert Theismen Headline
Uhelee Surtbey introduces the Unreliaste and Vemarert Theismen in a bold new literary frame. Details remain scarce in this excerpt, but the work signals a shift in thematic focus and artistic direction.
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