No Man's Land Jurisdiction Upheld in Muskogee Statute
The act valid, Judge Brewer upholds Muskogee statute. Jurisdiction over No Man's Land delegated to the Federal Court at Paris Texas. The Twelve Men indicted for the Cross Mourner to be tried at once. Three more arrests in Colorado. Cashier Gillette of the Selden Citi zena Bank arrested for forgery. Officer Flynn testifies to Pindling Cronin's knives in Coughlin's possession. Weather bulletin reports high 7, low 15, mean 25 with light southerly to southeasterly winds, clear and colder. Yarn L. Jones, Observer, Van Driantuest, Washington DC, Nov 29. 6 p m forecast for Saturday: Kansas fair, warmer, southerly winds.
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United States Circuit Court
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Pravertias
Norris
Denver
Isle
Pueblo
Pacbio
Kaunas
Misread Press Briefing From Early Telegraphs
A condensed news snapshot lists various mis-transcribed items including a dismissed patent petition for a Canadian electric company, a missing person report in a Belgian context, and unrelated literary notes. It mentions King Leopold, Henry Branley, Sumant Kirchhoffer, and a foundry executive charged with embezzlement in Kansas City.
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Minister of Agriculture
Muga Biectric Company
Canada
Hotson Bloc
Thc Light Company
Hug Daun
Anluutevilig
W. Vie
Pine
Martin Purquar
Tedead
Tail Tro Mare
Michael Merman
Trevand
Jon Hrooks
Hove
Heskuont
Waterford Gvlandsens
Iutialdas
Sumant Kirchhoffer
Western Type Foundry
Kansas City
WANANAKER REPORTS ON POSTAL TELEGRAPH REFORMS
In United States circuit court Stevens county men face federal charges over a postal telegraph scheme. Postmaster Wanamaker submits a report urging structural reforms, a national district system, and telegraph contracts to improve efficiency and curb costs, while noting stalled Western Union negotiations.
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Wanamaker
Harrison
Post Office
Olt Cleri
Weaters Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
United Service
Courney
Peatofiical Department
Pola -Compaciey
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Civil Service
Onditarty
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Wurrygalt, Wis
Eighterala
Readjustment of Transportation Cos
Preston town riot arrest report and confessions
A riot case leaves six arrested on riot charges with bail posted and four boys jailed who confess to incidents around a planned hanging. In Preston many residents are affected as the situation unfolds and authorities move to arrest others today. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is advertised in the same clipping.
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Preston
Ayer
Cronin trial reveals saloon opening links and knives evidence
In Cronin's knives case at Chiraco Illinois the afternoon session hears keepers and saloon frequenters about a May 4 opening. Police testify Coughlin carried knives and a revolver. the knives are admitted as evidence. State's Attorney Longenecker outlines trial strategy and references related Cronin Triangle events.
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Cronin
Longnecker
Forrest
Flynn Yas Thers
Daniel Coughlin
Elfott
Harrison Street
Bartram
Coughlin
T. Y. Conkling
Dr. Cronin
de Cronin
Lougenecker
Longeneckes
Higself
Crouin
Stout
Hartford Mills Fire Shocks Thompsonville Industry
Hartford Conn Nov. 22 A Hartford Carpet mill in Thompsonville burned overnight. Estimated loss $180,000 with $175,000 insured across sixteen mutuals. Fire likely from spontaneous combustion as five buildings burned destroying the Lauter bakery context and other properties. Also notes on Germania wreck bodies recovered and Confederate veteran sympathy, plus a light column on Railroad Jack the dog and local anecdotes.
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Hartford Carpet Company
Thompsonville
Mutuals
New England
Kerrort
N. J
Lauter
Front Street
Jacob Rer
Hi Wife
Aon
Ayer
A Pyramid Planned for the World’s Fair
Minneapolis businessman George W. Cooley proposes a granite pyramid for the 1920 World’s Fair. The 1,820 by 1,820 foot base would rise 1,200 feet, with four corridors to a central circular chamber and statues at each outer corner. The plan requires a granite quarry, a multitrack rail system, and an estimated cost of 175 million dollars, with government funding and a two year construction window.
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New York Central
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Albany
Troy
Quaker City
Jock
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America
Railroad Jack
Toronto
Almed
Chicago
Ian
Joe
Jack's Road
Erspt
George W. Cooley
Minneapolis
Deden
Liberty
Minneapolis Trivana
United States
Ross
Cheops
Derrinks
New York
A Remedy for the Toothache and Imaginative Cures
A humorous fragment showcases a group story about toothache relief through imagination and a brawny response. A driver is urged to deliver a beating to the afflicted man, who then lends a dollar after declaring the pain gone for a moment. The piece blends tall tales with quips about punishment and Yankee bravado.
A Vagrant Tale Of An Innocent Man’s Death
A fragmented wartime era text recalls a man executed at Charleevin Florida over a murder case. The document laments a packed jury and urges posthumous inquiry, naming witnesses and urging medical skeleton storage, a bizarre plea that the victim’s innocence be proven.
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Charleston
Galtrat
Garfiatd
John W. Wright
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