Nervous Fifth Day in McCoy Murder Trial
Nervous for the first time as his trial enters its fifth day. McCoy appears worn while authorities plan to end the state’s case this Saturday. Emden is expected to testify that McCoy was extremely jealous of his position and contested Mrs Mors' business affairs.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Dee
Kid McCay
M Theresa Murs
Theresa
McCos
Vietor
C. Emden
Emden
McCoy
William Ross
Ham Schapp
Mors
Sam Stearns
George Kellar
Porter
Albert A. Mors
Duke to Found 40 Million Charitable Trust With Duke University
James Brodie Duke of Durham and New York City tobacco magnate announces a 40 million dollar trust for charitable and educational aims. Six million dollars will fund a seat of learning in North Carolina to be named Duke University. Trinity College in Durham may rename to reflect the gift.
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James Brodie Duke
Durham
N. C
New York City
North Carolina
Duke University
Trinity College
Markham Vision on Roads and Prosperity in Rail Growth
A discussion on railway investment and required funding over the next decade. Leaders urge investor confidence to sustain expansion as prosperity grows, noting life insurance funds and policyholders have substantial rail stake. Public knows the needs for continued national expansion.
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Railroads Emphasize Public Confidence and Private Ownership
A speech urges railroads to balance service, dividends, wages, and low rates while securing future expansion through robust credit. It stresses private ownership, fair dealing, and earning public trust as keys to continued growth and investor confidence. The message links public confidence to lasting railroad success.
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Junderstand
Gompers Crosses Boundary Winner in Race with Death
Gompers remains under medical care in San Antonio with serious but improving condition. He has regained some cheerfulness and can converse with aides but cannot eat solid food, relying on milk. His secretary asked Labor leaders in New York to join him as his counsel works to keep him there until recovery.
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Gompers
Mexico City
American Federation
New York
San Antonio
Forbes Thompson fraud trial testimony in Chicago
John W Thompson and Col Charles Forbes face government graft allegations as Mortimerdetails place a 5000 loan disguised as a loan from Thompson and Black. Mortimer testifies he acted in a conspiracy to secure hospital contracts, with plans to reveal more on redirect.
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Ainta
Prencey Federal
Chicago
John W. ‘Thosipson
Imilionaire
St. Louis
James W. Black
Charles BR. Forbes
Liey
Mortimer
Forbes-Thompson
Forbes
Thompson
Randolph Laughtin
Col. Forbes
Laughlin
Miack
Joans
Black
John W. Crim
Res Direct
Randolph Laughlin
John W. Thompson
Crim
United States Veterans' Bureau
Senate
A. M. McDonald
Patterson-McDonald Ship Building Company
Seattle
Wash
Senate Committee
McDonald
London Note Denies Abandoning U S Reparations Claim
The note argues the United States, not a party to the Versailles treaty, retains separate rights to collect reparations under its German treaty. It cites Dawes and Wadsworth agreements, says U S claims are minimal, and confirms Britain does not challenge $225 million for the army of occupation.
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Venient
Lowo Ponts
United States
America
Army of Occupation
Great Britain
Waterloo Residents Head West For Warmer Climes
A group of Waterloo residents left last night via the Rock Island route bound for California escaping winter. The travelers include HG Holden Mrs A Walker Mrs EB McKee and several couples and their children as rail traffic to the Pacific coast surges.
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California
Rock Island
Pacific Coast
HG. Holden
A. Bl. Walker
EB. J. McKee
John Colton
Tabor Urges Prompt Sidewalk Snow Removal Action
Street commissioner A. O. Tabor calls for immediate cleaning of snow and ice from sidewalks. Property owners must clear walks or face charges to cover winter removal costs. Downtown merchants urged to stop sweeping debris into gutters as street conditions worsen with compacted snow.
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Tabor
A. O. Tabor
Duildines
Tador
Community Teas and Talks At Black's Tearoom
A notice invites all insurance underwriters not members to attend a program at Black's tearoom. The event features talks by Meryle J. Brown, G. Carper, W. S. Dawson and E. F. Grey, providing a plan for the afternoon.
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Black’s
Meryle J. Brown
G. Carper
W. S. Dawson
Bandits take 35000 in gems from couple
Bandits believed to have trailed them from a Chicago inn to a cabaret and forced an auto occupied by Mrs Katherine Armstrong and Harry Zty to the curb. They robbed the pair of jewelry valued at 35000 dollars including diamond bracelets rings and shirt studs and took 200 in cash.
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Chicago
Ure Fyjar's Inn
Katherine Armstrong
Harry Zty
Funeral for Mrs. Susan Duffy Set in Decorah and Local Wake
Mass will be said for Mrs. Susan Duffy at St. Joseph's Church at 6 a m tomorrow. The body then goes to Decorah Indiana for funeral services and burial on Saturday. Mrs. Duffy died yesterday at 1 p m at 510 Dane street in Illinois.
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Susan Dovefy
Susan Duffy
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Decorah
California Fig Syrup Touts Gentle Relief for Babies and Children
An old advertisement extols California Wig Syrup as a pleasant laxative for bilious fevers sickness or constipation in children. It claims to regulate tender bowels without cramping and to smooth the stomach and liver. The copy warns to ask for the genuine California Fig Syrup with printed directions for all ages to avoid imitation products.
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California
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