Woman 15 Killed In Street Accident Involving Horse
Mrs Sara Wharton Moore a 15 year old teacher of domestic science was fatally injured when a horse and carriage struck her as she and her sister Mrs James Rowley walked to a theater. Mrs Rowley was also tra med and remained in hospital in serious condition. The tragedy occurred near Seventh Street and Tavuse Street as the women crossed the avenue.
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Antral
James Rowley
Chicago
Wharton Varere
West
Wee Oery
Lushband
Arid Gister
Rowley
Rerebel
Tavust Street
Lawes
Venice
Sloston
Tani
Veehan
Cnahanes
Heturie Tt
Motestas
Plan deep probe into money trust investigations set to begin
New York September 90 authorities announce a broad inquiry by the House Banking and Currency Committee into the money trust. Prominent figures including J P Morgan and Charles W. Morse are named among expected witnesses in the mid November hearings as investigators prepare to detail alleged financial entanglements and market practices.
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New York
Pierpont Morgan
Charles Wo
Byoney Tenet
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Annie White
Washington
White
Regeou
Majow Barrar
New Orleans
Algerican Bar
College Begins Its 71st Year At Mt Pleasant
Mt Pleasant Tawa Wesley College opens its 71st year with freshmen and new faculty. Professor Hedees of Harvard directs veterinary care while Professor Tthet joins as new instructor. Northwestern University assists in mathematical pursuit.
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College
Mt. Pleasant
Tawa Wesley College
Hedees
Plirvard
Tinley
Cuinoversity
Jessup
Horse Disease Not Dangerous Weather Notes And Warnings
Fragmented OCR text mentions horse disease not dangerous and warnings about weather. Several garbled names and places appear. The readable elements reference health and weather cautions with unclear specifics.
Water and Electric Light Debate in Churdan
Charles B Dewis led a town meeting in Churdan on the city water and electric lights proposition. The vote carried with five dollars for water works and ten for lights, approving municipal improvements and prompting further discussion.
Enrollment Surges at State Teachers College Cedar Falls
State Teachers College Cedar Falls reports over 2300 students enrolled during the past summer and the fall term opening, with over 1200 currently enrolled and about 290 new students awaiting entry.
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State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falla
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Dropped Roosevelts Men by Republican National Committee
The Republican National Committee ousted seven members for disloyalty to President Roosevelt. Hearing near Clamipmin Pithes conducted behind closed doors revealed resignations and purges affecting members from Ohio, Idaho, Minnesota, and North Carolina.
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Republican National Committee
New York
Srytya Bey
Tepebbe H
Moaillatteg
Leresy
Walt
Betel Br
Clamipmin
Ohio
Gidatoma
Minesete
Berden Is
Whiting
Newhere
Bee
Lrankiin Murpeay
William Jo Ruwards
West Virgia
Sorbes
Giv Chotith
Wali Elton
Rae Catsay
Doras Tn
A. Aid Jk
Minnesota
Frisco Clerk Murders Employer and Wife and Others
An obscure report details a Frisco clerk killing his employer and wife, then a sequence of murders and alleged accomplices. The article notes pleas of not guilty by two defendants charged with murder, and mentions a proposed ferry service between Glen Head and New Rochelle as a separate item.
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Frisco
Athens
Halls Apts
China Bell
New York
Heriman Hosenthal
New Hochelle
NS Oy
Glen Head
L. L
Glenwood Country Club
Secrets Bared by Harvester Books
Chicago September 20 The autobiography of the harvester combine as minutes of directors and stockholders meetings came into government hands as subpoenas threatened dissolution of the International Harvester company. The history of the reconstruction along the government lines was laid bare in four volumes of records. Attorney General Cravener introduced documents showing active steps to acquire plants and advertise as a large independent company free of any treil. The evidence names officials of the company responsible for the advertising method and purchase deals.
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Chicago
Harvester Combine
International Harteeter Company
Arel
Badwin Po Teresvenor
Atterney
George W Porking
Enr
Cragvenar
DM Gebortne & Co
Perkins
International Harvester Company
Senator Money Dead in Mississippi Statesman Poisoning
Fragmented OCR text reports a Mississippi statesman death by poisoning with garbled phrases. No clear names, dates, or locations readable beyond Mississippi reference and a political figure’s passing.
Senator Culberson Visits Posty To Discuss Campaign
Senator Culberson of Texas met with local officials during a tour referenced in the damaged text. The report notes prior roles and a retirement discussion, with unclear references to a Gulf coast area and contemporary candidates amid a shifting political scene.
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Menes
Marcos
Culberson
Texas
Ile
Dome Tel Chiatisstot
Posty
Mystery names and events in a clouded article note
A garbled report mentions a jury investigation, a British warship incident near Culon with one dead and one injured, and a man named Robine Pleade Guilty in frauds tied to the Mayickay gang. It references court activity in Bluffs, and a man admitting to inducing bets on fake wrestling matches.
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Culon
Robine
Counc! Bluffs
Zu HK
Flobine
Mayickay Gang
Frontier troops march as Mexico war ends near
Washington reports straightening frontier patrols by General Steever to parallel rebel movement in Mexico. Two extra regiments arrive, length of line about 1500 miles, patrols to prevent rebels crossing and disarm captured bands. Reports mention Oaxaca and El Tigre, with looting by bands and threats against officers.
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Washington
War Department
Steever
Mexico
Wood
United States
Oragee
Berdec
Eyveral
Madera
Orozen de
Ceneral Zapata
Tigre
Harpntes
el Tigre
Hated Blue Takes Poison Over House Paint Color
A woman suicides after feuding over a blue house color. The deceased, living near Butte, drank carbolic acid following a dispute about repainting the front with a different shade. The incident centers on a bitter dwellings quarrel and its fatal consequence.
Defeat for Senator Bourne in bitter local race ends
A Portland lawyer and former Republican candidate from Manuhate were pivotal as United States Senator Hourte, who switched parties, failed to win the nomination. The contest produced a narrow four vote plurality against the Bourne ally, amid a divided party field.
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Diego
United States
Jurathan Hourte
Tteputlean
Che Heerapevedt
Portland
Legal action urged against Philadelphia manufacturers
Government officials announce probable legal procedures in a case alleging failure to report required information. Prominent local manufacturers are named amid tense claims as authorities pursue compliance and possible penalties under federal law.
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Phiadelphia
Uotitea
Cerpetatholis
Gelphis
Vicinily
al Fi Aid
Aester Carl
Guy Paradot
Almaughose
Eleven Navy cadets die as boat sinks in gale
Eleven new recruits at the U S naval training station in North Chicago drown in a gale off Lake Michigan. Twenty three men, including two petty officers, attempted to reach shore but were overcome by heavy waves and an undertow. Rescue efforts continued as sightseers watched along the beach.
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Chicago
Hoya
United States Naval Training Station
North
Michigan
Miners Fire On Deputies In Utah Copper Strike
Striking miners at Utah Copper works fired on deputy sheriffs after added pay demands were refused. About 25 deputies faced gunfire from behind entrenched miners near the mines in Mowgam Utah. Several officials were driven from the site as the clash escalated amid ongoing labor tension.
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Mwogham
Utah
Septch Bullete
Utah Copper Comway
Nene
Warner
Varias
Indict Snead for Murder in Vexed Custody Case
The report alleges Snead’s murder indictment amid divorce tensions. Nife is said to seek divorce from her husband after suspecting infidelity with Boyce Ntnardle. The contested wardship and alleged witness communications sparked venue concerns and further legal action in the case.
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Nife
Ta Bnead
Soegd
Cane
Armarine
Tle
Habeas Eurpis
Defaulter Gets Ten Years: Bank Guilty Plea in $150,000 Theft
In Los Angeles on September 1, Karl Standard, a young bookkeeper at the American National Bank of Po: Vena, pled guilty to theft totaling about $150,000. He admitted siphoning funds, claiming all steps were mismanaged by others. Government agents assess the case as likely to recover only a few thousand dollars from investments.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Karl Standard
American National Bank of Po
Vena
United States
Woman Writer Kills Selene Despondent Over Divorce Delay
Despondent over the delay in granting her divorce, a woman writer commits murder suicide after attempting to elope with Frank Susael, a wealthy Japanese man. The suicide note and the sequence of events are outlined, with Mrs Hawley’s death linked to quarphine effects amid personal crisis. dispatches from Texas City continue the story.
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Law
Las Algeba
Cab
Ube Law
Aot
New York
Chicago
Thuston
Tlawley
Texas City
Huat in Religious Riots Amid Labor Turmoil in Belfast
Riots injure many workers and trigger troop deployment across Belfast as union clashes erupt at major employers in Ulster. One man severely hurt carried from the yard. workers at Ireland and Woulit's plant refuse to return. Catholic and non Catholic yards see tension. groups mobilize to maintain order.
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Helfast
Iaeland Depo
Aviator Rescued From Lake Near Chicago
A J Engle, who piloted a hydro aircraft from Clarendon beach to Grant Park aviation field, was found off the rescue station after hours of tug searches. Standard Oil officials claim Buckeye Pipe Line remains under command of the former subsidiary per Bushnell.
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Chicago
Sept
A J. Engle
Clarendon Beach
Grant Park Aviation Field
Standard Oj
New York
Standard Oil Company
Buckeye Pipe Line Company
Bushnell
The Sweet Voice as a Woman's Power in Society
The piece urges young women to train the voice for harmony and charm. It notes hearing aids vocal training, advises daily exercises, and links a refined tone to health, looks, and social influence, while warning against nerves, bad habits, and poor health.
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Maida
Xerriel
New Ruffles for Spring Necks in Velvet and Silk
Blany Trew notes spring fashion with ruffles and pleated trims. Novel B Egil taffeta pieces feature edged ruche detailing and ostrich feather accents. Neck ruffles curve around the neck, while marabout caps and tasseled ostrich ends offer stylish versatility in black white ivory and gray tones.
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Sara Wharton Moore
House Committee
Morse
Iowa Wesleyan
Reoniun
Luwa
Headley
Keaui Ryes Tel
Univ Here
Vdie Day
Charles B
Dewis
Roosevelt
Jin Lung
Mopaya
Harvester Books
George W. Perking
Combina
Senator Money
Mississippi Statesman
Mulener
Mpos
Korner
Senator de Soto Money
Mississippi
Slety
John D
Union
New Fort
M. Phosek
Fouad Latib
TU Phoube
Sadwatha
Bean Guy Atte
Tate Ne Beer Ab
Sheehaties
Metia
Dee
Mars
Voung
U.S
Borden Crossing
Utne
Pepstan
Sepe de Farther
Gard Ars Nadie Metlonald
McDonstd
Bourne
Roosevelt Party
Hart-Kart
Coln
Matsuhito
Glasgow
King Kaward
Scotland
Lake Michigan
Snead
Sele
Huat
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