Nine mutilated bodies found at Guinness farm
La Porte Indiana May 6 a grim find deepens the Guinness farm mystery as nine dismembered corpses are unearthed with seven believed male and possibly shipped from Chicago. authorities seek crime links and the growing toll draws crowds while a $1000 reward is offered for solving the enigma.
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Guinness
Vainyard
Chicago
Iight
Belle Guinness
Laporte
John A. Welker
Leo Wade
Gunness
Clyde Sturgis
Foster & Dallange
Antone Olsen
Wana Avenue
Jennie Olsen
Mes. Guinness
Gir
Mra Wes Olander
South Park Avenue
Cne
AK. Helgelein
Andrew
William Mrer
Andrew Helegelein
Haying
Lanphere
Budsberg
Wisconsin
la Porte County
Washington Child Labor Bill Tightens Local Rules
Washington moves to bar under fourteen year olds from most work in the district during school hours and before dawn or after seven in the evening. The measure targets factories and many public venues and aims to curb dangerous labor for minors while farm work is debated.
Jacksonville Printer Shot and Killed Sister
Jacksontile Fla May 6 Otis D Smith a printer shot and fatally wounded his sister Hello Smith at their home here this afternoon then shot himself in the ear Smiths wound is not serious The shooting was over a family feud The woman died at 9 10 oclock tonight A jury was impaneled at once and will meet tomorrow to hear the evidence in the case
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Danville
Philpot
Henry County
Samuel Shelton
Charles Dodson
James Holly
Willa
Grover Massey
Heresford
Thomas Spencer
Shelton
Dodson
Massey
Spencer
William Massey
Heresford Spencer
Spencers
Masseys
Tha Road
Tomaht
Wikit
Moon~ Shiners
Baby walks clear of death after train near Atlanta
A baby boy in Mrs. Dora Delteh’s care narrowly escaped death on a Western and Atlantic line near Acworth. The child walked from a moving train, suffered only minor scrapes, while the frantic mother nearly leaped after it. Passengers and a switchman helped reunite mother and child as the train slowed in Kenne-saw.
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Dora 'Dé
Atlanta
Decatur Street
Chattanooga
Acworth
Aha
Reuben Jackson
Western
Atlantic Freight
Kennesaw
Avanta
Canteen debate marks House rejection for old soldiers
Washington May 6 The House voted 167 to 46 against reestablishing the canteen at national soldiers homes after a two hour debate. George F Gridley of Providence displayed an American flag and spoke on temperance, then was removed. Georgia Congressmen voted against the proposal. An immigration commission member admitted easing nat ralization under the old law. Conference report on consular service reorganizing bill adopted. sundry civil appropriation bill saw little progress.
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Nelson
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Beveridge
Benatar Scott
Georgia
Foraker
Obin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Vereon
Warner
Missouri
Brownsville
Bendtor Smith
Michigan
House of Representatives
George F. Gridley
Providence
Edwarda
Griggs
Lewis
Adamson
Lee
Howard
Hell Hardwick
Brantley
Bennett
New York
Immigration Commission
Sal Liao
Someaso
Bishop Candler to Visit Britain
Bishop Warren Akin Candler of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, will depart in early June for England as messenger to the British Wesleyan conference at York in July. He will speak at the conference and may address the Irish Wesleyan conference in Belfast upon invitation. The trip reflects a high honor from his church. In Georgia, W D Wisdom of Harris County was unanimously nominated to fill the unexpired term of a county commissioner.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Georgia
England
Southern Methodist Church
York
Muether
Candler
Stine
Belfast
CamHer
Candter
Open Pulpit Crisis Rocks Philadelphia Episcopal Church
Four Episcopal clergymen led by Rev. Dr. William McGarvey resign in Philadelphia over open pulpit canon. They may join Rome, with some congregants likely to follow. McGarvey denounces the measure as revolutionary, altering the church's apostolic succession and unity as diocesan conventions approach.
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Philadelphia
William McGarvey
St. Elizabeth's Episcopal Church
Diocese of
Pennsylvania
McGarvey
Richmond
Enon
Tree
Fathere
M. Cowle
L. Hayward
William J. McClellan
Congregation of the Companions of the Holy Saviour
Sir Garvey
Father Cowl
St. Elizabeth's Allexes
Episcopal Church
Plan to Move Juvenile Offenders to State Reform School
A Georgia plan proposed at the Georgia Sociological Society meeting calls for sending criminal and incorrigible youths to the juvenile state reform school instead of Milledgeville’s reformatory. State Senator G. F. Hardman, donor of 400 acres for the juvenile state, plans to introduce the bill. Rev. Crawford Jackson notes officials’ concerns over current conditions and the need for a funded juvenile system.
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State Reformanry
Milledgeville
State Sociological Society
Atlanta
Crawford Jackson
Juvenile Protectiiye Association
D. W. Stannen
Win
G. Hardman
General Assembly
Willam
Witham
Bhance
Hardman
Georgia
Jackson
Mr. Jackson
Juvenile Protective Association
State Reformatory
D. W. Brannen
Weather Report From Georgia Fale Area
The forecast calls for Thursday and Friday with fresh southwest winds. Temperature readings show a low near the 00s and a high around the 10s with mean values. Normal temperatures and rainfall figures indicate modest totals for the period with measurable rainfall in the two hours reported and cumulative rainfall since month and since year.
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Indies
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