Arraignment Delayed in Bayside Yacht Club Shooting
Witnesses recount a fatal shooting at Bayside when Captain Peter C Hains Jr. fired on William Annis as bystanders looked on. Hains and his brother Thornton faced homicide charges, were unmoved by the night in jail, and the case was adjourned to a later date.
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New York
Peter C Hains, Jr
William Annis
Bayside Yacht Club
Bayside
T. J. Hains
Peter C. Hains
Long Island City
Flushing
Smith
Thornton Hains
Captain Hains
Queens County
Annis
Darrin Charles H. Roberts
Louis
Harway
Peter Hains
Harwas
Hains
Cyclist Killed Testing Motorcycle At Clifton Stadium
Paterson New Jersey August seventeenth in front of thousands Sonny Bridge a former lightweight boxer was thrown from a motorcycle during a track test and killed instantly. Bridge was set to race twenty miles with James Moran on the Clifton Cycle stadium track.
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Paterson
N. J
Clifton
Sonny” Bridge
Bridge
James Moran
Murdered Woman in Grand Rapids Minnesota
In Grand Rapids Minnesota Mrs. George Cochran aged seventy one was murdered in her front yard. Ben and Michael Lieberman found her dying with multiple knife wounds after hearing faint cries. Evidence suggests a struggle with torn clothing and overturned furniture. Mr Cochran works as a cook in Hibbing.
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Duluth
George Cochran
Grand Rapids
Minn
Ben
Michael Lieberman
Cochran
Liebermans
Rkobbery
Mr. Cochran
Hibbing
Murder in Chicago Rocks Negro District
Chicago reports a fatal assault as Clayton N. Williams at 2312 Dearborn Street beats and drags 65 year old Mrs. Lucy Briggs to a bedroom and kills her with a rocking chair amid race unrest driven delusion. Williams is arrested after a brief struggle, police say he is a religious fanatic influenced by Springfield race tensions.
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Chicago
Lucy Briggs
Dearborn Street
Clayton N. Williams
Williams
Springfield
Briggs
Unclear fragment suggests violent crime scene
Readable text describes a man who attacked a woman with a chair. Police found the improvised barricade behind a door and the chair splintered with blood stains, indicating a brutal act and investigation underway.
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Williams
War Minister Redjeb Pasha Dies in Constantinople
Constantinople Aug 17 The war minister Redjeb Pasha dies suddenly from heart disease. The new cabinet faces a reform program promising broad amendments to laws and regulations, reorganization of the military and government departments, and universal military service for non Mussulmans. It also pledges renewal of commercial treaties and good relations with all powers.
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Constantinople
Redjeb Pasha
Husband and wife slain in Columbus crime
Arthur Nejidlander aged 34 and his wife aged 19 were found dead in Columbus. He was shot and stabbed in a room above his grocery store while she lay in the adjacent street. Police have arrested neighbor John Newkirk who allegedly threatened to kill them after his mother was bitten by their dog.
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Columbus, O
Arthur Nejidlander
John Newkirk
Severe squall hits Duluth. yacht group missing
A severe squall with heavy rain struck Duluth and surrounding waters causing narrow escapes for several yachting parties. One boat carrying Frank Farrell and five others is still missing.
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Duluth
Frank Farrell
What's His Name Why He Is Called Jones
The New Orleans Times Democrat reports a quip about a man named Bill Short nicknamed Jones for Short. The item notes playful wordplay and local newspaper humor.
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Bill Short
Jones
New Orleans Times
Democrat
On the Safe Side Salt Prices in Cash and Installments
Student asks about salt pricing paid in cash or installments. Tallor quotes fifty marks for cash and a hundred marks with half down required, noting installments. The exchange appears to discuss payment terms between a student and Tallor in German.
Quote on necessity and artificial appetites by Johnson
The line asserts that human desire expands after meeting natural limits, as curiosity moves from basic needs to crafting artificial wants. It suggests that provision of nature inspires the invention of new cravings beyond necessity.
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Johnson
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