Reward Offered for Robberies and Bank Theft Suspects
A reward was posted in Chica Me for information leading to the capture of Kenley, charged with bank theft and fraud. Suspects tied to a Pant Oo Stensland case and the Milwaiter Avena crew are described as fugitives serving sentences, with authorities offering the bounty to aid in their recapture. The investigation spans Cath county and the Tovalsian region, details uncertain due to damaged text.
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Kenley
Elton
Rewart
Mt Kerley
Azce
Fe Rerteee
le Orbrd
Ile Bank
Gdh
Cath
Whdertak
Inc
Charges Placed Against Mutual Life Insurance Firm In Kentucky
In a lengthy hearing at the state capital, the commission examined allegations that Mutual Life Insurance Company officials pressured agents to back the administration ticket and to oppose rivals. Testimony described bylaw advocacy, manager actions, and election tactics, with responses from Peabody and others defending company neutrality and legality. The probe neared a decision as witnesses argued the scope of the company’s political influence and duties to policyholders.
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Charles
Pegundy
Stattual Db Fograter Company
Fietraney Ho Quitedonee
Aeveral Etipinyet
Reveral
Mianagog Sigenis
le Cariee Ther Gb von Rivunen
Gmiond
Compan
Kentucky
Iindman
Tf Hindman
Beahols
Unione Alindman
Dullea
Vosurance
Hirdmay
Diviterm
Peabody
Comite
Amber Pruitt
Peanoty
Wren
Pratenty
Halike Company
Cot
Nr Roky
Teakods
Shelberner
Peabo
Elevator case testimony details grain storage practices
Testimony focuses on elevator operations and grain storage by warehouse owners, describing transfers and pricing as grain moved through facilities. Witnesses discuss violations of elevator rules, agreements between companies, and regulatory opinions on legality, with references to multiple firms and an interstate case.
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Cubirena
Cates
Pete
Fn Kromerinn
Morea
Pestle
J. Mewenbaum
Mulmauke
Submarine Lutın Believed to Be Lost
Reports from Tunis say the French submarine Lutine disappeared after leaving port for experimental trials. A rescue effort was planned as authorities confirm the craft and its nine-man crew were aboard when it sank following a heavy sea and torpedo encounter.
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Diverta
Tunis
Loltines Aloleserey
Buat
Rockefort
Toma
Sidi Ab- AaNah
Tani
Rotier
Pattadst
Portsmouth
Thaw Worried as Trial Opens in Court Case
In New York a violent murder trial begins with Harry Thaw presenting concerns over the proceedings. The defense questions the legality and aims to emphasize the defendant’s state of mind while addressing the sensational nature of the case and the influence of public opinion on the court’s decisions.
Thaw case closed to grand jury precharges hearing
District attorney asked a formal order to transfer proceedings from the Tombs to Justice Melcas court after Thaw's counsel urged fears of indicting his wife or family. Attorney Hartridge argued the mind of Thaw is capable of retraction and that no danger exists to any family member. The judge considered the transfer at the request of Mr Jerems.
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Key Wee
Necurderott
Ofco
Grand Jury
Clinard W. Hartridge
Thas
Bie
Hartridge
Sayous
Jerems
Justice Melcas’ Court
Official Rulings Question Army and Clergy Transport Rides
Omaha reports on Interstate Commerce Commission rulings affecting free or reduced transportation for army and navy workers and their families and for the families of clergy. The Union Pacific objects, noting carriers may be differently treated while others delay. The commission requires carriers to reimburse moving expenses for transferred officers, affecting present practice and travel costs.
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Omaha
Vet
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lomas
Teton Pacffc
Intestate Conmerce Cominianinn
Army
Navy
Union
Union Pacite
Tony Jourgesa
Russian minister orders rush measures and train controls
Russian interior and transport ministers urge rapid actions to reestablish military routes on all trains, build bunkhouses at station entrances, and ensure readiness for an October anniversary, amid broader moves to quell unrest and bolster state power.
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St. Petersburg
Kohuvaoff
Hintem
Marine
Typealea
Niely Lax
Auie
Mirtle
Sailagah
Council of Airpinters
Monow
Wartihreus Secretary Hoaparte Claims No Wrongdoing
Secretary Hoaparte stated that no wrong or error was found in the actions of the unit at Piet Sound alurine store. He asserted the procedure involved is proper and that no fault or violation by officers occurred.
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Wartihreus
Hoaparte
Jury trial in Standard Oil conspiracy case proceeds
The trial of the Standard Oil related conspiracy case continued with four hours of evidence today. Prosecutors and defense argued as the jury neared opening statements, contending over company ownership and organizational structure amid claims of legal exemptions and not guilty findings.
Mrs Seeferson Davis Dies in New York
Mrs Jeerson Davis widow of the Confederacy president dies at 10:23 in New York Hotel Majestic after a week illness from pneumonia and a severe cold contracted in the Adirondacks. Clergymen and relatives surround her bedside as they announce her passing and note her long residence in the city and wide circle of friends and dependents.
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New York
Jeerson ‘Deva
Hotel Majestic
Mra. Darley
Adiondacks
Mra
Davis
Daly
Nathan A. Meagle
St. Stephen's Protestant Episcopal Church
J. Addison Hayes
Taties Jefferson Darit Heyer
Prandeon
Princeton University
Chas
Hr. Bateson
Gustave Webb
Hubert HH
Wylie
Webb
Ales
Bey
Dr Brouwer Case Ready For Argument
The trial of lit Frank J. Brower for murder neared a conclusion as defense counsel Forman questioned the evidence and alleged no single symptom tied Brower to the alleged poisoning. He referenced witnesses Lipnincott and Miss Chedley and warned about possible prejudice from ongoing testimony.
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Lit
Frank J. Brower
Cadavel
Forman
Jeneth
Lipnincott
Mies Chedley
Warera
Brouwers Death Attributed To Illness Pronounced By Doctor
In a unclear report, Dr J W Hawes of Lakewood states Brouwers death stemmed from an illness related to a medical condition. Tr George W McMien of Takes wood echoed a similar assessment, citing the same cause.
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Brouwers
Lleht
J. W. Hawes
Lakewood
George W. McMien
Takeswood
Tax collection in Morocco stirs tribal tensions
Oct 16 report notes the reimposition of levies by authorities in Tengler as tribes resist payment of six years of fares. The move aims to recover dues from Turheleat tribes. tensions rise over enforcement in the rath region.
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Tengler
Morocco
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Ciicsay Board of Trade
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Sfefendant Company
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Bern
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Fendany Company
Adirondacks
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Thetii
Watson
Tanner Clothing CO
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