Notable Murders and Executions Sweep North America
Reports tell of Jack Radford’s suicide on a Tremont scaffold after killing his wife, Geo Webb and a child’s death in Tea Garden Indiana, and Mann’s hanging for a Canadian family murder. Fourteen Indians escape Apizonia and kill two whites near Chirahuahua. two mob-hung killers near Russellville. Elmer Little is killed by railroad wheels in Daviesville. Illinois demands railroad reporting and state office openings. Civil Service seeks raise for under 94 dollar earners, implying janitors must decipher geometry. A San Antonio forgery arrest recurs in San Francisco suggesting a persistent suspect. Kansas Soldiers’ reunion at Leavenworth calls to reinstate Paul Vandervoort. President disapproves a court martial sentence against Lieut. James F. Simpson.
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Washington, D
Civil Service Con Tission
Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
Guide Igles
Edward J Hubbard
Quartermaster's Department
James F Lin Pean
Ad Cavalry
Worman
Chemical
Frederick Smith
United States Navy
Duplessing
Securita
Wel
Smythe
Atlanta
Benjamin Candly
Major Smythe
United States
Gieorgia
Girant
Arrest of Calbert agent leads to Hong Kong bound steamer
A man described as J Dewey an Eogusian who came from Liverpool to Montreal and obtained funds from Nelson's bank and banking houses was arrested on a steamer bound for Hong Kong as the vessel departed. Authorities suspect a misdirection to throw detectives off the suspect's trail.
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San Francisco
Cala
J. Dewey
Montreal
Liverpool
Nelson
Keston
Hong Kong
San Antonio
Calbert
Murder and lynching reports across the nation
A collage of late October executions and mob violence across several states. Hangings are reported in Arkansas, Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana with details of the condemned and crowds. Violent incidents include robberies, murders, and mob actions in Louisville, Cleveland, and beyond.
Hoadleys Majority Dwindling In Ohio Election
Official returns from Tuesday's election slow to arrive with Franklin county showing Howley L107 plurality. Prohibition amendment appears to fall in several counties while others suggest it will be defeated or adopted by margin.
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Columbus
Ohio
Franklin County
Howley
Newton
Hoadley
Ashland
Delaware
Gallia
Jefferson
Wyandott
Anglaise
Armona mill district grows with new buildings and side track plan
Ahern’s mill resumes operations after repairs as lumber demand rises for both old and new Armona towns. Brennan & Co. builds a prominent seventy three by thirty two foot store on the side track while DeWitt Newell erects a multistory building nearby. Prescott & Co. occupies a large ground floor saloon with a second story offices, Greg & Gregory run a well appointed saloon, Brothers operates a restaurant, Heed plans a printing shop and the Pladstaff Flag will debut in two weeks. A sidewalk from the side track to Ayer’s mill will start tomorrow linking mill trade to new town shoppers.
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Armona
JT. Brennan & Co
DeWitt
Newell
Brennan's
Prescott & Co
Gregg & Gregory's
Old Town
Ayer
Wheat Demand and Market Reports Across Regions
Market notes show rising demand and price strength for wheat and meat products with regional variations. Reports from New York and Denver indicate firmer cash demand in some markets while others drift lower due to bond issues and stock availability.
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New York
Partie
Denver
Suchigher
Baetleur
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National Organization of
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ROOT
Narragansette Park
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Qet
America
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Republica
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Jay Eye Lee
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