Chicago Vice Report Held From Mailings
Chicago vice commission report cannot be mailed as per Acting AAG P W Keyser. Post office holds thousands of copies awaiting guidance while a war department circular asks children to contribute funds for raising the battleship Maine in Havana.
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Maine Tragedy Suppresses View as Bodies Found
Four bodies were recovered from the petty officers' room at the Mame. Workmen uncovered four rear bells, left unmoved since the disaster. Temporary bulkhead masked the scene, and authorities expect more victims as rescue work continues under Admiral Capps.
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Southern Navy Yard Closure Report Prompts Court Martial Ties
Report details a Navy Yard plan closure amid alleged misdeeds by officials to seize plans. Capt James Helm overseesNew Orleans yard operations as Whisk Carpenter Inc caretaker amid Navy suppression actions. Noted death of La olla. Cab key figure Woodbury, veteran of Infantry, died months ago in health related decline.
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Neva Department
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Mercy
Navy Yards
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New Orleans
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Cam Vandal de Tia Infantry
San Antonio Tea Sept 26 on Panama Canal transport
Septemeber 26 report from San Antonio notes Ninelve Aradovihh and men of the Tenth Infantry sailing for duty aboard a transport ship bound for the Panama Canal area. The dispatch mentions their destination near Panama and the broader canal region.
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Ninelun
Tenth Infantry
Tsthomas
Panama
Panama Canal
Army Orders and Recruitment Details Disclosed
Fragmented military orders list assignments and recruit directives. Includes mentions of George Knox, Reynolds Landis, August 9 Macomb Ninth Cavalry, recruiting stations, depots, and candidates affecting various posts in Delaware and surrounding areas.
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Knox Trenty
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United States
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Delaware
Delaware del Fort
Nonsensical OCR Fragment Resists Clear Narrative
A garbled text segment lists fragments and names with scattered locations including New York, Boston, Washington, Norfolk, and Guam. It presents no coherent event, date, or identifiable outcome, making a definite news item impossible to summarize beyond noting the unreadable OCR nature of the source.
Changes in Warships Abandon Second Mast For Fire Control
Naval experts propose removing the second skeleton mast on battleships after long-range firing tests at San Marcos. Armor protected fire-control stations will replace unarmored masts, reducing exposure to heavy fire and preventing debris from disabling turrets. The shift aims to improve control and safety while preserving overall combat effectiveness on new dreadnoughts.
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United States
United States Navy
of San Marcos
Drelaware
Florida
Shaw
Suit for breach of promise seeks money from Omaha man
New York Supreme Court Justice Bhuroduy directed default judgment for 37000 against Jacob P F Henkell in Gertrude de Lance of Omaha Nebr suit. De Lance alleged promises of marriage made in Nashville Tenn in 1917 with a May 1918 Omaha ceremony and sought 25900 heart balm.
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Supreme Court
Bhuroduy
Jacob PF. Henkell
Gertrude de Lance
Omaha
Nebr
Misa de Lance
Nashville
Tenn. J
Missie Lance
Bicknell Honored by Italy for Messina Relief Work
Tirnest P. Hickneil director of the American Red Cross received a gold medal and a diploma from the Italian government. King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena sent autographed photographs expressing personal gratitude for the Red Cross relief efforts after the Messina earthquake.
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Amerian Red Cross
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Messina
Victor Emmanuel
Queen Helena
Mr Bicknell
American Red Cross
Seneca Julia Creel Dies at Santa Barbara Breakfast
Seneca Julia Monax Creel, noted as one of Mexico's wealthiest women and sister-in-law to former Mexican foreign minister Enrique Creel, died at breakfast in Santa Barbara. She had resided in Santa Barbara since the war and owned extensive property in Los Angeles and San Diego. She left eight children, all living.
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Julia Monax Creel
Mexico
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Naval Orders Detailing Assignments and Duties
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High Fare Hearing Opens for Somerset Heights Residents
Citizens of Somerset Heights Drummond and Friendship Heights fought Washington and Rockville Georgetown and Tennallytown Railway lines over high fares. Examiner Pugh of the Interstate Commerce Commission heard arguments. Plaintiffs’ attorney Bravten was granted 40 days to file a brief. Hoover for the railways 15 days for reply. Proceedings may take months.
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Bonds at issue in Prince de Bearn suits in Supreme Court
Suits filed in the United States Supreme Court challenge possession of 284000 dollars worth of American railroad bonds once belonging to Princess Beattrice Winans De Bearn and bequeathed to Prince Henry de Bearn. The bonds were held in Baltimore under a mistaken belief they belonged to the princesses children, and creditors seek their seizure. Maryland courts deny transferability affects attachment, awaiting Supreme Court decision.
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Opposes commerce court bill to abolish new mechanism
Representative T W Sims of Tennessee announces he will introduce a repeal bill when Congress convenes in December to remove the commerce court from the railroad regulation framework. He aims to return cases to the Federal circuit courts, noting the measure passed narrowly in the House and faced Senate opposition. The court was created at President Taft's request to handle interstate commerce cases.
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Bank of Egypt Suspends Payments Amid Cash Shortfall
London reports the Bank of Egypt Limited suspended payment citing insufficient cash to meet current obligations. A liquidation petition may follow. The bank, incorporated in 1887, had profits decline due to a poor cotton crop and competition. Chairman Barclay leads directors including Lora Grenfell and Lord Rathmore.
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Pulp and Paper Exemption From New Brunswick Duties
A revised Treasury ruling frees practically all New Brunswick wood pulp and print paper from U S duties until August 1 1912 under the Canadian reciprocity agreement The exemption applies to licenses saved or renewed before October 1 the effective date and renewal date is August 1 with older licenses continuing to be honored until then
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Man Denies Affinity Claim in Support Suit
Richard Donaldson of 93 First Street Southwest posted personal bond in a suit by his wife for support for herself and two children. She left a year ago and accuses him of affinity with a boarder. His mother Violet Donaldson, nearly 100, testified the boarder was merely a house guest. A quarrel over money followed on the street.
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Paris Hats Display Showcases French Millinery Styles
The Louvre showcases autumn millinery with imported Paris styles. Highlights include tam o shanter designs, a Holland bonnet, Parisian peak models, and poke designs in velvet with lace, ribbons, and feathers. The display, open at the Louvre on a misty week, emphasizes bold shapes and refined details.
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Jurors Probe Flagg Stock Swindle Raid
New York investigators question a dozen or more Flagg brokerage offices workers after a Saturday postal raid. Grand jury hears that eight associates plotted a 52 percent profit scam using the mails. A veiled witness, possibly a newsroom employee, and a mysterious caller named Miss Russe are tied to the case.
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Southeast Citizens Meet Discuss Traffic and Street Cleaners
A Southeast Washington Citizens Association meeting at East Washington Hall approved referring a motion to remove a park blocking Fourteenth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue SE. They also supported removing stables from Thirteenth Street SE. Next meeting set for October 24. The second class mail matter commission hearings resume Friday in the Senate office building with counsel for publishers cross examining tables and calculations.
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Supreme Court to Hear Stracey Coal Land Case and Related Indictments
The federal government moves to punish alleged frauds against the United States as the Supreme Court opens its term. Key cases include the Stracey coal land conspiracy involving 4,000 acres of Alaska lands and Hyde Schneider frauds on Pacific slope public lands. Transfers total 25,000 involving about 5,000,000 acres, plus a North Carolina graft claim over a rural carrier job. The government seeks to curb Indian land transfers in Oklahoma and challenges a North Carolina jury verdict on forged documents.
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Blames Rich Students for Immorality in Universities
Chancellor Samuel Avery of the University of Nebraska at Lincoln denounces intoxicant abuse at campus social events and aligns with Chicago's R T Crane on university morality. He criticizes idle wealth and asserts self supporting students as the salvation of Western institutions while defending American universities against Crane’s attacks.
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Lincoln
Nebr
Samuel Avery
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R T. Crane
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Howard Opens Today With Record Student Body
Howard University begins the forty-fifth school year with 1,500 registered students, a 16 percent rise from last year. Special chapel services at 11:00 feature remarks by Dr. Thirkield and a glee club concert. Secretary George W. Cook forecast the coming year as highly successful, with eight new faculty members bringing total instructors to 160.
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Harmony in Dress Elevates Simple Styles at Lenox and More
A Las Herkshires Lenox spectacle shows harmony, not ornament, drives chic. White silk with blue stripe and matching accessories prove that simple, coordinated palettes create the best style. Other examples aboard a Pullman and Narragansett Pier Casino confirm harmony as the key to admired attire.
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Ionder
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Twin birth in Moorland yields three day apart twins
Muskegon Mich Sept 26 Mrs Grant Devere of Moorland near here has given birth to twins born three days apart. One child is exactly hours older than the other. Physicians say the case is almost without parallel in medical history.
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Moorland
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