Roosevelt says four New York issues include Tammany defeat
Col Roosevelt argues in Albany that NY voters must prevent Tammany from full control this fall. He cites four supreme issues including the governor impeachment and two Court of Appeals judges, urging a Progressive win to curb machine influence. He praises John Purroy Mitchell in NYC to keep municipal government honest.
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China’s ultimatum to Chang Hsun ends without apology
London reports that the three day deadline in the Japanese attacks dispute with China expired at noon without an apology from General Chang Hsun. Observers expected a cautious next move as tensions remained high between China and Japan.
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Waterloo To House Iowa's First State Trade School
At a Waterloo luncheon H B Kiester and others announced the city was chosen for the first state trade school in Iowa. A general conference October 8 will plan the move with state funds of 25000 dollars annually. tuition starts at five dollars for six lessons, sixteen for twelve, with day and possible night classes for factory workers.
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Iowa
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Famous Necklace Stolen Then Found Sells for 700000
Brussels report says a famed 625000 pearl necklace stolen from the mails was recovered by a London workman and sold in Brussels to Milo Du Monceau de Bergandael for 700000. A contract with Max Mayer in London ties the price to two pearls missing when found, with a possible increase to 8754 if recovered.
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Vedrines Sets New World Speed Record in Air
In Rheims France on September 27 Emile Vedrines flew 62.5 miles over a measured course at an average 118 mph to break Maurice Provost’s previous 111.5 mph mark set in Paris. The historic feat marks a new high in aviation speed records.
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Impeachment Trial Focus Shifts To Colwell Absence
Albany Sept 27 The key issue in Sulzer impeachment is whether Frederick L Colwell the governor’s alleged wall street dummy will testify His whereabouts remain unknown and prosecutors doubt he will appear next week J C Garrison’s habeas corpus hearing in Hudson also draws notice as he awaits release for contempt of the assembly Chester C Platt Sulzer secretary is subpoenaed as a witness for the managers in the trial
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Five Held as Alabama Train Robbery Suspects
Five persons were jailed in Tuscaloosa County on suspicion tied to an Alabama and Great Southern train robbery early Friday. Authorities say the robbers may still be at large, bloodhounds traced a bloodstain to a broken light globe in the mail car, and officials estimate loot around 50 000 dollars or more.
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Thaw plans taxpayers suit to force removal to Pennsylvania
Concord reports Warry Ek Thaw will sue the state of New York to compel extradition to Pennsylvania if Governor Piaker denies his extradition. He says a suit would challenge New York’s expenses and seek his return to his home state.
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New York
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Morgenthau as Turkeys ambassador testifies in Sulzer trial
Henry Morgenthau the newly named American ambassador to Turkey appears as a witness in Governor William Sulzer impeachment proceedings in Albany. He testified he gave Sulzer a $1000 campaign check, while Sulzer’s opponents claim it funded private use.
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War Veteran Found Alive after Legal Bequest Claim
Wm. Thomas of Marshalltown Iowa reappears in Pottsville Pennsylvania after being legally declared dead. A court ordered a $475 bequest to him from John Jenkins of St Clair in 1874. He had been living quietly in a soldiers home and his identity was proven by advertisement. He had also missed a Wisconsin estate bequest valued at 4000 dollars.
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Missing farmer Clyde Wilkinson linked to mutilated body found in field
Officials search for Clyde Wilkinson a farmer in fine county after the dismembered body of his wife was found buried in a corn field behind the mill. A brindly coat and shirt were found with the body and Wilkinson along with his two sons remain missing since August.
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Wasp Ant Crew Safe After Sea Incident
Fragmentary report notes a group aboard a craft named Wasp Ant Crew escapes harm after a four day detour at sea. Mentions names such as Evangeomumitsiover of education for Alaska and rough conditions near Borinar sea.
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Alaska
Borinar Sea
Ost
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Tebet Congressional Join Test DHS 76
Unclear OCR text reports a death in the area with partial names and dates. The fragment mentions an individual aged around Ta and a possible retirement or legislative context, but essential facts are missing due to garbled OCR.
Robbery at San Francisco Mint Sparks Thief Theories
Reports from San Francisco note a theft at the mint involving silver dollars stored in bags with iron washers substituted for weights. Officials estimate only small amounts were taken, with a count ongoing and a timeline spanning prior years. Also–Francis Burton Harrison’s audience with the Japanese emperor marks a notable diplomatic gesture amid travel delays.
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Cobmige Point
Pacific Coast
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Vein
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UE Shagahan
Democrats Work On Conference Tariff Report In Washington
Washington Sept 27 Democrats of the joint tariff conference committee begin work on the conference report to Congress next week. The cotton futures tax remains disputed while all other provisions are to be voted as a package. Republicans watch as Democrats push for the Smith Lever clause and a conference settlement.
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Hudson Store Robbed of 80 Dollars in Break-In
A Hudson store was robbed last night for about $80. Burglars forced a rear door, smashed a window, and opened the cash drawer to steal money. The proprietor, F. Bhisier, says the thief entered from the back and carried away cash. Police investigate the break-in and seek witnesses. Local store owners react to the theft.
Gallot of Race Riots in Jail
Renton Wisconsin September 27 John Hurzin sniver was arrested today in connection with the murder of two musicians last Sunday night He resisted arrest and was wounded by deputies before surrendering The killings sparked a race war between American and foreign miners prompting state troops to restore order Hurzan confessed implicating three others two of whom were arrested The sheriff swore in ten more deputies to guard the jail as Hurzan was locked up
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UK AND GIANTS MAY PLAY HERE IN OCTOBER
The Chicago White Sox and New York Giants may tour Iowa in October after the World Series. Games are planned in several Iowa cities en route to the rois l. Waterloo secretary Jackman has received correspondence about a possible game with owner Charles Cow of Asthein ling ers. A $1,000 guarantee was discussed and Jackman may reopen talks with Mr Comiskey about a similar arrangement.
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Goan At Close Civvase
Civil proceedings near closure as Parliament debates key provisions. Observers note a tense session with sharp exchanges and warnings of consequences for forthcoming votes. Authorities say the outcome hinges on tightening controls and potential reforms.
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