Governors Deter Uprising as Mob Tempers Threaten State
A mob of about 1,000 men surrounded a jail after a tip urged swift law action to prevent a riot. The governor coordinated with the sheriff by telephone and prepared a special term of the circuit court to disperse the crowd, with Captain Magan leading troops forty miles away to restore order. Remarks urged calm, warning of disgrace and peril to the state.
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Wrallalle
S O'Dlock
Thysberitt
Magan
Tistonville
J. le Hurnett
Burnett
Bormett
Walt Millshtrall
Taylor
Sherid
Berne
Herald
Sherif Halas
Atree
At & S
KBR
Mob riot in Tiptonville claims three Black men
A mob in Tiptonville surrounded a jail after the arrest of three Black men Marshall Steinbach Edward Breinbach and Sim Fite. Deputies and Special Deputy Sheriff Richard Marrusa faced violent resistance as a crowd cornered and killed the prisoners before dawn. Police and militia arrived to restore order.
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Momains
Iechard Marrusa
Tally
John Wath
Shell
Marshall Steinbach
Edward Breinbach
Sim Fite
Governor orders troops and martial action in unrest
A chaotic report from Nashville outlines Governor Patterson ordering Captain Tegaz to Union City with troops after a threatened uprising. The dispatch notes disputed authority and a patrol forming near a stone works, while authorities scramble to quell disturbances and restore order amid unclear leadership.
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Nashville
Tegal
Tiptoarilte
Tatterson
Tegaz
Union City
President Accused of Larceny in Jenkins Case
New York November 2. Thompson Attorney Clark opens in the Supreme Court of Bronx is charging John G. Jenkins president of the defunct Jenkins Trust Company with grand larceny for a $30 009 theft and argues he diverted parentally $557.00 of $55 0 more than the bank's actual capitalization. The money was entered as loans to Kalper Juster Young clerks who knew nothing. The charges assert Jenkins turned over $20 000 to Frank and J. G. Jenkins Jr in a brokerage firm, amid claims the trust company needed funds to operate. Conklin secretary and cashier testified that he extended $40 000 credit to Frank and J. G. Jenkins Jr despite financial concerns, noting these loans were routed to dummies with no profits. All actions, he testified, were directed by John G. Jenkins Jr.
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New York
Clark
Supreme Court of Hronkisn
John G. Jenkins
Jenkins Tress Company
Jenkins
Ynora
Kalper
Kzrt
Juster
Young
Axaint Jeskina
Frank
J. G. Jenkson, Jr
Tee Concern
Mignum
Weet Wader
Dillara
Jenkins Trest
Conklin
Jenkins Trost Company
3.G. Jenkins, Jr
John G. Jenkins, Jr
Arrests in Salt Lake for Forgery and Escape Plot
Pueblo dispatch reports an arrest in Salt Lake on a forgery charge tied to a prisoner who escaped Amarillo Sheriff Hughes’s custody by leaping from a crowded car window. Four Pueblo men aided the escape, with two outside the stop to watch as the fugitive leapt. The man was recaptured, given clothes, and tied to a Peover case. Also noted is a rumored death in Redlands, California, of Dr. John S. Marshall, longtime Montana hotel manager in Anaconda.
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Salt Lake
Hughes
Amarilla
Tex
Windom
Indes
Fitzgerald
Pueblo
Chirag
Fight Over Seat for Senator
Senators Foraker and Dick today conferred with Governor Harris over the right to the senator seat to be decided by the legislature. They denied entering into an alliance to pressure Harris but hinted at potential candidacy developments as Taft or Burton contend for the post. Both senators spoke on tariff policy, praising the Dingley act and arguing for protection of American industry.
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Rolumbat
Foraker
Dik
Harts
Harris
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Cem- Fiesaraua Durton
Cleveland
Rene Yassed
Thia
Senayye
Dice
Columban
Evey
America
Bnt
Dickwald
Tornado Toll In Western Arkansas Surges Past Early Estimates
Reports from western Arkansas indicate a November tornado caused greater property losses than feared and at least two dozen dead and many injured. Fatalities include a man near Ozark, a woman near Watalka, and several children near Mulberry. numerous homes and schools were damaged or destroyed, with scattered injuries and missing persons across Piney, Mena, Clarksville, Hot Springs, Kerryville, and surrounding areas.
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Little Trock
Ark
Arkansaa
Lfe
Mambar Eigteen
Surg
II Trossin
Ozarn
Chidren
Dick Himer
Mulberry
Sonot EL
Wearton
O— Skianer
Fett Afm
Wiliam Rachel
James Martin
Arthur Salih
Ales M. Muller
Tara Matin
Jwar Knawilie
Teen Miley
Mena
Muntutlie
Mane
Clarkeville
Piney
Hot Springs
Kerryville
Fragmentary note on cloth production and tailoring terms
A garbled OCR item describes Cliath made from Brest Tron cloth and elrél fabric, noting the appearance of horteheie cloth. It mentions sewing or tailoring steps such as tying tallore in a tea terial for extending shoulders and collar of conte.
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Brest
Elrél
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Atquaiure
Grove
Volea City
Tiptonville
General Gomez
Cuba
John G Jenkins
Pueblo, Cols
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Pierce
Ren
Ss.s
Arlanta
BPR
EB Rao
Walworth
LES AM Answors
Rpetia
Plano
Utah
Thomas Hgorne Music CO
Washington Avenue
Oden, Utah
Union Pacific
Denver
Kansas City
Omaha
Chicago
BAFE
Union Depot
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