Darrow Trial Witness Franklin Tells of Bribe Proposals
In Los Angeles the Darrow jury bribery case saw Bert H. Franklin, a key state witness, recounting offers of bribes by a Venizenean contact to sway jurors. The testimony, introduced by Chief Counsel Rogers for the defense, described Franklin’s shifting statements and alleged pressure as prosecutors questioned him.
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Bert H. Franklin
Gen Angeles
Cal
Job Harriemer
Los Angeles
Gor
Sensa
Naval
McNamara
Bert
Franklin
Clarence S. Darrow
Rogers
Pranklin
Ord
Penghiin
Tranttin
Karl Rogers
Rogerk
Freniin
Mick
Jone
Onten
Soh
Darrow
K. Kruger
Guy Vokin
Sympathy for Darrow Alleged Crime Case
Brady era era report on Darrow related bribery case with names and locations. Mention of Lee Angeinm and Grurke J. Blank, a dynamite plot, jail arrests, and a building construction scene in Chickasha Oklahoma. Worker Plunk claims innocence while authorities cite descriptions. date context unclear.
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Hatin Chu
Okla
Claranee Darrow
Almend
Aitvetapte
McNonwera
Lee Angeinm
Chara
Grurke
J. Blank
Pak Wos
Plunk
Rane
St Laura
Former Mayor Found Guilty of Attempted Arson
The Minnesota Supreme Court sustains the conviction of Dr. P D Tunas for planning an arson at Case Lake post office safe in Puporky. Found guilty of attempted wind on the third degree with a penalty of imprisonment. Defense argued contentions about the Shites and various points, but the court kept the verdict intact.
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M Paw
Mion
Duce
Minesgla Supreme Court
DP. Tunas
Case Lake
Minn
Puporky
Bertramt
Duras
Ursan
Sedalia Swatting Contest Promises Five Dollar Prize
Sedalia youths plan a fly swatting contest with a $29 prize funded by local backers. The event, held today in Sedalia, aims to attract many children and draw attention to school activities while offering a ceremonial coin and gold coffer.
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Sedalia
Hun
Reg
Ciartgene
Confedeniey
Sre
Geeatewt
Lyre
Hotvenen
Ang Petoberth
Mnetton
Pehemt
Mle
Sedatis
Aker
Confederacy
Mies
Battleships and naval bill move through Senate committee
In Washington in June the Senate began action on a naval bill to eliminate certain craval approaches. The bill, supported by major affairs supporters, advances in the Senate committee today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Vice President Candidate Announcement in Washington
In Washington on June 1 Representative Redfield of Brooklyn announced he would allow his name to be presented at the Democratic National Convention as a candidate for the vice presidential nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Redfield
Brooklyn
Deadwood Man Joins Regular Army as Second Lieutenant
Harry Gants of Deadwood enters the regular army with appointment as second lieutenant. He will report for duty at Fort Reastonmor or Fort related posts for basic training and assignment.
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Washington
Harry Gants
Deadwood
United States League Seeks Bankruptcy Protection
Philadelphia, June. William Abbott of Reading, Pa., president of the United States League, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the United States district court here. Assets include a park valued at 9000 and salaries due to Reading players. petition set for June 6. Abbott blames threats from combined baseball and political forces that formed to ruin him.
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Philadelphia
William Abbott
Reading
United States
Aled
Btaten Distrite
Els Jilithes
SAF
Meading
Trending
Sune L Avitam Abbott
United Rados Mamie
Suit to Enjoin Naming Successor to Dead Man
A Chicago lawyer filed a suit to stop the Republican state central committee from certifying any nominee other than Cheater W Church for secretary of state. He claims the certificate was issued to J. A. Rowe, who had the most votes, making Church the rightful nominee. An injunction, if granted, would affect the state committee meeting slated for tomorrow.
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Dead Man
Cheater W Church
Chicago
Mtute
Stite
J. A. Rowe
Church
Staty
Lumber rate ruling lowers tariffs in Des Moines case
Turkish soldiers held. A cable dispatch from the Maltese embassy says three officers among Turkish troops captured on Rhodes by Italian forces were sent to Italy yesterday to await prisoner exchange or end of hostilities.
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Washington
Juste
Titersune Vouiluerey Comniasion
Kansas City
Des Moines
Bt. Loum Des Moines
Wherler Lurmber
Tridge % Supply Company
Or Hagton
Iron Mountain Road
Koursus
Des Moines van Hell
Ley
Louis-Taee Moines
Wasi
Rhodes
Mtalien
Italy
Missouri automobile law upheld by high court
The Missouri supreme court sustained the constitutionality of the state automobile law requiring drivers to stop and give assistance to those they injure. The ruling, issued in Jetterson City on June 1, clarifies liability and duty of care for motorists involved in accidents.
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Jetterson City
Missouri Supreme Court
Rain Saves Wheat Crop in Ford County
Rain fell across Dodge City area easing drought fears for farmers in Ford County. Wheat growers reported drought relief as showers helped a large portion of the crop, improving prospects for harvest and reducing expected losses for the season.
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Dodge City
Ford
Weather and crime brief omnibus from across the nation
A jumble of short notes reports a father poisoning his two children then himself near Chaecolowey, a White House lawn party hosted by President and Mrs. Taft, a Minnesota supreme court ruling on butter coloring, law penalties in Mexico City, a bribe case in Atlantic City, a deadly fire in Moose Lake, Ohio bribery verdicts in Columbus, charitable gifts by New York’s wealthy women, and routine Senate and city updates across Cambridge, Streator, Kansas City, and Manila with rail deals and a bridge collapse under Taft’s term.
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Washington
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Mexico City
Lawrence L. O'Brien
Hall B. Clark
Dr. Clark
O'Brien
College of Physicians
Chicago
Atlantic City
N. J
Harry ¥. Dougherty
Moose Lake
Minn
Wa Rextaurant
Mary Lindekow
Clara ‘Travis
Arthur Gloomeuist
Errick Granberg
Columbus
Ohtio
Isaac K. Huffman
Oxford
Ohio
Franke Harrison Smiley
Hufman
New York
New York City
Mra
Ronell Sage
Harriman
Gaynor
United States
Arizona
Senator Smith
Sloan
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Cambridge
Mass
William McMichael Woodworth
Harvard University
Woodworth
Samuel, Woodworth
San Francisco
Pott
Manila
Prement Taft
International i Contedt
Jealous woman kills alleged rival in Nashville train incident
In Nashville last evening Mesie Gadd was shot and killed on a Buffalo Railroad passenger car platform. The assailant reportedly sold to Mesie Barnes' husband and was charged with the killing. The event occurred on a moving train during a short stop. Washington reports President nominees J. D. Stewart for Dupree and Winnebago postmaster jobs.
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Nashville
Tenn
Jennis Ax
Mes Ie Gadd
Buffalo
Mes
Barnes
Tnetandy
Cancel Black Hand Policies in Chicago May 31 News
Chicago reports widespread insurer pullbacks amid a wave of explosions blamed on bias. Insurance firms cancel policies in Italian counters and refuse further risks, signaling heightened peril for foreign communities.
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Chicago
Business block burns in Wisconsin town
May 31 in Almondqua Wie a large dustemds hive of the town burned, destroying the Lakeside hotel noted as the largest house among the buildings in the area. Fire crews battled the blaze as smoke and flames consumed the structure and neighboring properties were put on alert.
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Almnocqua, Wie
Cuban Battle Report and Possible U S Action
Dispatches from San Salvador and Colonel Valliant describe a clash near Batary with rebels defeated by Cuban artillery. Reports suggest American Marines may land only to guard foreign property, while Washington weighs steps pro or contra involvement amid conflicting notices of battle and a government statement denying full engagement.
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Foome
Phageverm Finoy
San Valliante
Valliante
TRNE
Baxee
T Ie Louker
Gamer
Monteagueds
Province of
Oriente
Canan
Dispateh
United States Auxiliary
Iaiser Prairie
Tatavin
Legation
Dalquiet
Wiephan
Iron Company
Sewson
Hate
Santiago
American Captured Near Daiquiri Amid Cuban Unrest
An American was captured near Daiquiri by insurgents and held for ransom. Firing continued around the Daiquiri mines as government forces countered. a sergeant was killed. The US consul planned to investigate, Marines were landed, and property protection requests followed.
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Amd
Cuba
Daiquiri
United States
Daiguiri
Minera
Dir
Iotlidar
Jeft
United Ftatennamant Neh
Vilie
Nipehav
Spatrh-American Tron Company
Ite
Felton
Nipe Bay
Tevis Gomes
Julia
Santo Derminee
Hose Ot Lee High
Ticinis
Wee
Ite Kehd
Americans Flee From Chihuahua Amid Rebel Turmoil
American travelers and foreign residents flee northern Mexico as rebels threaten control. Washington reports weeks of unrest. many Germans have already departed. The exodus follows disruptions in Chihuahua during the Madero era, heightening fear for foreigners and denoting a striking collapse in local business.
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Pox
Tex
Chihushum
Mexico
Waralig
Washington
Inter Americans 10 Inc
Hemnselven
Marion Letcher
Chilahin
Chihuahua
Cink
Chibuatsny
Spreckels Estate Case Heads to Supreme Court
The Spreckels estate valued at 5 million dollars faces the U S Supreme Court as Superior Judge Coffey orders distribution per the will of the late Chew Borecksla. The appeal seeks review in a contested probate from Alameda county and involves siblings Dolph and Claus Spreckels Jr and Emma Ferris while two others, A B and John D Appachela, hold portions. A separate note reports Joseph Webb's first degree murder conviction in Kansas City for the Archibald Whitwell case. Doyle becomes secretary of state in Springfield.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Coffey
Spreckele
Chew Borecksla
Teveonts
Idolph
Claus Spreckels, Jr
Emma Ferris
A. Bt
John D. Appachela
Government to probe packing industry over meat prices
The Department of Justice plans an inquiry supplementing earlier probes into the packing business. Calls rise from individuals and Representative Edward Bill urging the attorney general to lead a comprehensive investigation into possible violations of antitrust laws amid soaring meat prices. Washington officials expect Attorney General Wielwraham to direct the inquiry and assess if price shifts signal violations.
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Washington
Sone Athe Blah Pete
Department of Justice
Department
Edward’ Bill
Wielwraham
Bill Introduced Aimed At Coffee Trust In New Law
Washington D C Jurea reports a bill by Representative Nueris of Nebraska to bring the Cortes trust under Interstate Commerce laws. The measure would define as illegal any conspiracy by two or more persons who import articles from foreign countries to restrain free competition and raise prices, with a maximum penalty of five thousand dollars.
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Washington, D. C
Jurea
Cortes Trust
Nueris
Nebraska
Shouecome Fun
Norrin
Agricultural Bill Returns to Conference In Senate
Washington reports the agricultural appropriation bill has been sent back to conference after Senate debate. Objections focus on a Senate amendment directing segregation of agricultural land held for forest reservations and potential public用途 uses. Senators Boren, Heyburn, and Seitest faulted the conference for altering the Senate provision and creating markets in the agricultural department.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
House
Beratore Boren
Wat Heyburn
Idaho
Eight Hour Day Bill Passed By Labor Interests
Washington action notes the Senate approving a House bill extending the eight hour work day to contracts involving government work. The proposal sets a maximum of eight hours per calendar day for laborers and laborers performing any part of the contracted work with a $5 penalty for each violation.
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Washington
Ohio constitutional amendments framed in Columbus
Columbus June 2 two proposed constitutional amendments framed and ready for voters in a September 4 election. Delegates completed a long plan touching initiative and referendum, women’s suffrage, billboard regulation, and liquor licensing. The radical proposal trims supreme court power, renames it the Court of Appeals and makes the old appellate court the Court of the Report. A proposed inter county system and preferential U S senate vote are included, while liquor licenses and removal of public officials are debated. A juror threshold for civil cases would fall to three fourths.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohi
Aupremo Court
Elrowit Court
Court of Appeals
Abpeliave Court
Court of the
Reaort
Rome
United States
Elvil Camas
Mystery in Explosions Baffles San Prancio Police
In San Prancio California a mystery erupts following two pool hall explosions. Police investigators focus on a possible connection to incidents years earlier. Names and precise details remain unclear as authorities pursue leads.
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San Pranciaca
Cal
Joakore
Danes Not Dismayes By Poor Farm Lanes
June issue notes the Danes and poor farming lanes, detailing welfare in Europe and a state department report on cheaper power for farmers. Mentions Corning cooperative and government methods to aid peasants, with emphasis on welfare and farm benefits.
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Kigton
State Department
Gurmers’ Welfare
Corning
Tate Benoit
Turkey Trot in Office Shocks Editor Bok
January 3 report from Ciitie Publishing reveals a controversial turkey trot event on the third floor involving staff. Editor Bok, head of the department, led the gathering, prompting the company to evaluate wages and staff conduct.
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Turkey
Bok
Tihiindetpita
Ciitie Publishing Company
Ladion Mont Jowramk Hraldneg
Webvee
Brain operation proposed as cure for gambling
Cher lapd Ghia James Weltinm fey Bernard aged 30 of Colubeu seeks court approval for a brain operation to cure a craving for gambling. The case notes discuss whether surgical intervention could treat the habit, with the judge awaiting a full report before ruling.
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Cher Lapd
Ghia
James Weltinm
Fey Bernard
Colubeu
Santen
Eure
Bernard
Sie Ho
Nane Weehd Borshames
Ken
Lightning strikes hit yearly cycle in old report
Fragmentary note describes a supposed pattern of lightning striking at seven year intervals. The garbled text mentions a person named Doistuer or similar and a mysterious reference to a saucer, with hopes tied to a current event. The source is unreadable in parts.
Patrick Webb 99 Dies in Chicago Civil War Vet
Patrick Webb aged 99 died in Chicago. He served during the Crimean War era and was noted as a color sergeant in a local militia. The obituary records a long life passing peacefully with family acknowledgment.
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Patrick Webb
Chicago
Patrick Webh
Ciro
Trokan
Metet Belgade
J Hla
Hsring
Decision in Tap Line Case Given by Washington Court
The state commerce commission announced a decision in the so called Tap Line case. It sets tariff rates for service and lists divisions of routes with charges from 1.50 to 3.00. The decision splits routes and plants, with a shift to two warty industrial lines and mentions EtOH stakes.
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Washineton
Juoe Tin
Todagy
Cormeres Comiliatim Scihdn
Momne
Ibost
Cnr
Clive
Mother of 16th Sues in Local Case
A legal notice records a suit involving a mother of a 16 year old and another party. The fragmented OCR mentions court filings, names, and locations but is unreadable in key details. The item presents as a brief legal action note with limited readable facts.
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Pranktin
Kruger
Be Ut Kroger
Tina
Bie
Kroger
Sie
Hepetafere
McNamurs
Hoere Franklie
Darerow
Lockwood
Darrow Rot
Hut Hitendert
Witneen
Ate
Hig
Lacompte Davis
Berets
United States League
Annista
Viking
Evelyn
Knox
Jus. D. Stewart
Dupree
Winnelaga
Tod
Battar
Spregkels
Cour
Kansan City
Jaapm Webb
Archle Wihitweil
Oak Grove
Fiat Pap
Whitwell
Webb
Coffee Trust
Wichita Falls, _ Tex
Juno
Dr. Egan
Denmark
Doistuer
Ureend
Slslidvini
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