Gas and traffic reforms and court allocations noted
Fragments describe Chicago traffic code changes affecting right of way and pedestrian safety, with penalties for drivers and vehicle movements. Mention of May revenue comparisons and a bankruptcy receiver, Sumner, with assets totaling 23 000 and creditors led by Hembor. Also notes relocation of Mr and Mrs August Schmidt to Newport with bakery ties.
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Sumner
Watc He Company
Pevensie
I Philea Yan
Pany
Elatis
Princeton Public Schools Leadership Change
Princeton public schools announce a leadership shift with several resignations. Harold Turner, former head, departs for Columbia training while Me Barnis steps in as interim superintendent. M D Webb previously named principal contemplates reassignment.
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Princeton
Harold
Princeton Pict
Indiana
Haus
Dune
Columbia Uattersitch
Cddearional
Barnis
M.D. Webb
Prineital
Ini
Reward Offered in Multistate Murder Case and Investigation
Authorities announce a reward potentially reaching 10000 dollars as investigators pursue leads in a complex case. The plan includes enhanced cooperation with local and national agencies, with the governor weighing additional measures to accelerate the probe and reward distribution.
Gasoline Carriages Bought by Various Purchasers
The report lists new buyers of gasoline carriages including Thelen Gassel and others. It notes arrivals and purchases this week, with mentions of people such as Bert Streeter and Maxwell roadster. A Washington record covers the John Roav case with Rep William A Cylon and Attorney General Wickersham.
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Thelen Gassel
Korbwalt & Cocoa Waakillee
Cero Sar
Owhaeb Mob eTraves
Regal Matar
Wy Beauty
Bert Streeter
Ald
Pierce
Povnwadd
Wiednabet
Waler Barnett
Terre Hall
Maxwell Roadster
Walsh
Washington, D. C
William A. Cylon
Indiana
Wickersham
John Ro
Chirato
Ft Leavenworth
Cullop J
Frank M. Trissal
Kokomo
Chicago
Accidental Drowning Death Reported in Local Incident
A drowning incident ended in the death of a man identified by local records. The event occurred near the river, with authorities noting accidental causes and ongoing investigations.
Governor Denene to Testify on State Furniture Contract
The article reports Governor Denene may be asked to testify as the attorney general reviews a contract to purchase state furniture. The committee aims to determine whether constitutional privilege was applied and if the purchase violated procurement rules during the legislative session.
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Deneen
Sitigneid
Denien
Stak
Gorka
al Saedinan
Newg
Mwiino
Ali
Wade
PordJohnson P Company
Uhieagy Ig
Cnce
Ig 4 Pemverton
Oakland
Joseph 3Jerkef
Yandalth
Merit Men In Convention Open National Civil Service Meet
The National Association Civil Service Commission opened its biennial convention with large attendance and programs planned for two days. Charles Milliken presided over the session, with Joseph Mason and George J. Black among speakers. A round table discussed municipal service and a keynote addressed progress in the civil service system.
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Abtiaac
National Assiape Civil Service Commissiony
S¢Sgiong
Oden
Charles Milliken
Tate
Gedslub Javen
Sgeover
Renae
Joweph
Mason
Itspols
Dent
Assembly
Geo
Jobo
Black
United States
Todk
Charles Warrej
Massachusetts
George K. Whley
Washington
Prendergaat
New York
Elget Woynfott
Rowan
Browne Must Stand Trial in Lorimer Bribery Case
The Illinois legislature leader Lee O Neill Browne is ordered to trial on charges he paid $1,000 to Representative Charles A White to vote for William Lorimer for United States senator. Court notes alleged corrupt influence and argues vote certification needed to proceed.
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Chicageli
Lde U'Nal Brance
Hill Noig
Wiliam Iormer
Enires
Senatoy
Jodee Mesurley
Ageaurs Browne
Sribery
Omrusengatowl
Lilia
Nes Forest
Opti Romsen
Jace
General Assembly
Ibsht
Lee O'Neill” Browne
Linois
Cook County
Charles
William Lorimer
United States
Corriupt
Wright Foresees Possible Trans Continental Aeroplane Flight
Orville Wright says a flight from New York to Chicago or St Louis is entirely possible. He notes newspapers in New York Chicago and St Louis have offered prizes, but he will not commit to entering until conditions are earned. He says the team is focused on experiments and fulfilling orders.
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Lotiasitie Caretierionr
Belbesere
Bau
Harmaed
Frank Felin Vansingf
Hinde
Gail
Conmsiuiers
Wallson
Goveenor
Dayton
New York
Explorers Prepare for Pole Expedition Departing from West India Docks
The article describes the departure plans for a polar expedition led by Captain Ronest Scott from West India docks aboard the Terra Nova. The ceremonial departure was to mark the voyage toward Antarctic waters, with preparations and dates noted for October 1911.
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J Robert Scott
West India Docks
Osdon
Ronest Scott
Agarh Pole
Bankers Sentenced in Pittsburg Conspiracy Case
Pittsburg June 2 Two bankers pled not guilty to conspiracy and bribery charges tied to municipal corruption exposures. KOM Jennings president of Columbia National Bank and FL A Griffin cashier faced five judges. Jennings got $300 fine and two months in Allegheny County Jail. Griffin fined $200 and four months in jail.
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Pittsburg
Kom. Jennings
Columbia National Bank
FL A. Griffee
Allegheny County
Rate on Wool Increased by Ten Per Cent in Washington
The notice reports a ten percent rise in wool rates effective in Washington. It notes the increase targets western trunk line freight payments and applies to BI and rent components. Details are limited due to damaged text but the change impacts shipments and pricing.
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Feshington
Mars to Compete in Jupeks Event at New York Pool
J C Mars will compete in a forthcoming Jupeks event travel from Jopeks to New York for a tight from New York to st fouls and tile. The swimming pool will open Wednesday June 8 with plans for athletic participation and a staged show.
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Jopeks
Mars
New York
Norton to Be Appointed Secretary to the President
An authoritative source says Charles Q Norton will be appointed secretary to the president. The report notes Norton’s prior role as assistant secretary of the treasury and references ongoing insurgent activity near Bluefields with General Lara’s forces.
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Norton
Washington
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