Imprisoned Union Men To Be Freed
The court granted bond for imprisoned union men to appeal the sentence. Each man must post £70,000 for each year of their term. Judge Baker presided as bonds were approved for the defendants and their attorneys. The outcome hinges on further actions by Judge Anderson and appeals scheduled for April.
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Leeva
Judy E. Baker
Koblsaat
Wilam
Seaman
Baker
Cent
Rey
Anderser Anderson
Wigi Sons
Anderson
Congressman Wedemeyer Ends Life Amid Turmoil
Michigan Representative William W Wedemeyer reportedly died by suicide amid personal and political turmoil. Reports indicate he faced intense pressures over party duties and ongoing health concerns, with speculation about treatment and respite from public life.
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William W. Wedemeyer
Michigan
Rockefeller agrees to appear under guard recall
Fragmented OCR notes report Rockefeller to appear with guards recalled amid investigations. The terse item mentions Greenwich Connecticut locations and a committee decision, with references to Samuel and Unter and a mansion context, but readable details are limited.
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Samuel Carers
Unter
Greenwich
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Castro fights deportation tainted by unclear plea
Fragmentary OCR text shows Castro involved in a deportation dispute with references to habeas corpus and legal action. Names and exact details are garbled, but core issue appears to be a challenge to deportation and a potential habeas corpus filing amid unclear party labels.
Turks face allied demand on Crete and Adrianople
At the peace conference the Balkan allies pressed Turkey to renounce all rights over Crete and accept a new frontier including Adrianople. Rechad Pasha reported the Ottoman government would consider a frontiers plan, with the map and terms under discussion as Monday deadline loomed.
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Crete
Porte
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Rechad Besta
Ottoman Empire
Turkey
Crepe
Aegean Sea
Adrianople
M. Movitch
Rechad Pasha
Rechad
Warning on Hoping Cough Aimed at Public Health
U S Surgeon warns of a dangerous coughing illness blamed for deaths among children. Broad warning urges vigilance as crowded indoor spaces worsen spread. Experts call for green armbands to identify affected children and for parents to curb sharing pencils and gum.
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Washington, Dan
United States
Wwernin Assi Erui
QO Treains
Francis Joseph Is Sinking Berlin Crisis Update
Fragmentary report notes Berlin facing renewed pressure as foreign circles and decision makers consider options amid a sinking stance by Francis Joseph. Conflicting signals from Allied and Central powers cloud prospects for a swift resolution.
Atlantic Coast Storm Sweeps Region. Widespread Damage Reported
Storms across the Atlantic Coast, Pacific Coast, South, and Midwest unleash heavy wind and snow with ships damaged and harbor moorings tested. New York area reports describe destruction in Manhattan, while wireless lines falter between major cities. Coastal ships adrift and calls for aid echo as a severe weather system devastates communities.
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Diamond
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New York
Chicago
Mob May Lynch 3 Suspects in Juneteenth Turmoil
Unverified reports claim a mob could lynch three suspects during June unrest. Police urge restraint as crowds gather near the city square amid alleged threats and heightened tensions. Local officials vow investigation and public safety measures.
Edison to Exhibit Talking Movies in Theaters
Edison plans to showcase talking motion pictures in theaters within thirty days. The inventor objects to flippant remarks about the invention as audiences will hear music and see moving pictures with synchronized sound. The demonstration includes a phonograph, piano, violin, and singing, followed by a note that the public may not care to learn about the inventor.
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Eos
Edison
Thas
Lear
Taft declines to name Goethals as Panama zone governor
President Taft tells Kienda he will not send Col. George W. Goethals nomination to the Senate for confirmation as first Panama canal zone governor. He will leave the matter to the next administration and not issue an executive order on the canal zone. Democratic senators plan oppose the nomination and favor Wilson administration control.
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George W. Gonthals
Panama Canal Zone
Taft
Kienda
Senate
Wire
White House
Canal Zone
Une
Gow Wilson
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