Bribe Allegations Plague Shepherd Coroner Inquest
Chicago April 30 A coroner's inquest heard claims that attorney and detective linked to William Darling Shepherd offered bribes to sign an affidavit. Earl P Clark testified he was offered 100000 for typhoid germs, while a witness said 5000 was offered to sign the indictment was returned. Witnesses described pressure related to Willam McClintock's death and Shepherd's will.
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Chicago
William Darling Shepherd
Willam N. McClintock
Hla
Shepherd
Young McClintock
Marl TF. Clark
C. C. Fatman
School of Sciences
Clark
Scott Stewart
John Jones
Hlm
Charles Cutting
McClintock
Penni- Idas
Cutting
Isabelle Pope
Nelson McChin- K'ds
Oscar Ais
Eithough
Walters
Alden
Son
McCintock
J. A. Walker
Ottna
Iowa
MURDER IS SCENTED IN DEATH OF MISSING MAN
Toledo reports the death of Albert Juevecki, 45, missing four years, whose skeleton was found in Nickel Plate Railroad yards. Evidence includes a leather strap near the neck. police and coroner pursue a possible homicide link to his uncle and a man named Walling.
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Toledo
Hanselex
Albert Juevecki
Cevil
Brongs
Gous
Dominik
Lous -Levecki
Thig
Alue
Child Born Dead Revived by Resuscitator in Cleveland
Mr and Mrs Snyder of Cleveland Apt 90 welcomed a son who was declared dead at birth. After thirty minutes of artificial respiration using a machine, the infant began to breathe and was named Richard. The child is reported to be the eighth saved by the resuscitator in the area over the past months.
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Cleveland
Apt
Choild
Honey Snyder
Snyder
Giadys
Richard
Father Coolidge Enters Boston Hospital For Heart Exam
Colonel John Goolidge Coolidge, father of the president, arrived in Boston to undergo a heart examination at Massachusetts General Hospital. Accompanied by Dr. Gray, he walked without assistance, hoping to return to Plymouth this afternoon. The illness was reportedly known at the White House before him, and the trip was said to please the president.
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Boston
John G. Coolidge
Massachusetts General Hospital
Ajm. Gray
Bridgewater
Goolilee
Benjamin F. Fett
Toston
Jim
Cram
Coolidee
Ig Faine
Conlidze
Goolidze
Plymouth
Chyallin
Panera
Llivka
Hosten
White House
Coatlize-wil
Paul D. White
Arthur L. Chute
Altserntin
Ladies' Oriental Shrine Names Ohio Officers at Grand Council
Officers of the Ladies' Oriental Shrine of North America were elected at the grand council in Ohio, with plans to hold next year’s convention in Cleveland. Names include Grand High Priestess Mrs. B. M. Moward of Columbus and regional officers from Cleveland, Wheeling, Detroit, and Roanoke, among others. The session reported 180 attending grand visors and three-year terms.
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Almona
Grand Council of the
Ladies’ Oriental Shrine of North America
Cleveland
Ohio
Mra
Moward
Columbnas
A. D. Murray
J. G. Morgan
Warkersburg
W. Va
Grand Recorder
Okla
Renerameat
Virginia Leadstring
Leclae
West” Virginia
Reid George Ki. Brackett
Ideal Ee
West
Ousratars
Women’s clubs close annual convention in Wheeling
Women’s clubs conclude their annual convention in Wheeling West Virginia after electing officers. Reports indicate the gathering featured officers including Mrs Gam, vice-president, with remarks from Camerony McMochen and Keener. The event wrapped up with plans for future lactations and local club activities.
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Women's Clubs
Wheeling
W. Va
Wellsburg
West Virginia letter harshly criticizes Governor Gore over senate action
A public letter from Darst of Charleston to the West Virginia Bar denounces Governor Gore for alleged improper influence with the state senate. It claims Durst would resign and asks the governor to withhold confirmation, threatening court action and bar intervention. The missive argues for high standards of conduct and public accountability.
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Clarksboro
W. Va
Jill Sick
Choyeh Home Hospital
Ballimore
John. Darat
Charleston
Howard M. Gora
State Senate
State Board of Control
Rebypine
Gore
Gure
Senate
Dar
Morgiu
Bourgeot
Une Publica Welfare
West Virginia
Lilgi Vinces
Football tackle saves much money
New York April 0 44 a German youth Otto Seluuldt attempted to flee after robbing four broker messengers of securities valued at $5,056 on Broadway. Schmidt knocked him down during pursuit as a second messenger tackled another thief. Patrons held the suspect until police and a bail hearing set at $16,000.
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New York
Otto Seluuldt
Broadway
Schimidt
Joseph Keough
Dow
Ho Stuoyo
Schmidt
Keough
Child Tumbles Into Tub of Hot Water
Four year old Robert Mast, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Mast of Stant Westmoreland, fell into a tub of boiling water at home. He suffered severe burns to the upper body and doctors gave little hope for recovery. He had crawled onto the floor and tumbled backward into the hot water.
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Huplingtan
W. You
Chutter
Robert Mast
Charles RB
Stant
Westmoreland
Smallpox Deaths Surge in Nation's Capital
Public health officials urge vaccination for government workers in Washington as smallpox deaths rise nationwide. President Coolidge reportedly vaccinated. officials warn the virulent outbreak has increased fatalities since January.
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Washington
Iin
Public Health Service Today
Coolidge
White House
Willam
Fowler
District of Columbia
Rem
Omcigi
Pure Health Service
Dirtyaight
Birmingham
Omaha
Los Angeles
Memphis
Seattle
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Toyston
Texas
Aix
Camden
Edtha
Picadelhia
Washington Airee
Chicago
Rufialo
Armed citizens track Marl Woodward in Brookfield chase
Grantville Wisconsin reports about one hundred armed locals aided by 125 Norwich University cadets pursuing Marl Woodward, a navy deserter and ex commander, who is suspected of abducting seven year old Lucille Chatterlan from her home last Friday.
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Grantville
Norwich University
Brookfield
Marl Woodward
Navy
Cominet
Lucille Chatterlan
Former Senator Bourne To Wed Young Woman
A notice announces former United States senator Bourne of Oregon will wed a young woman, with baker Mike Franch listed as a participant. Details are sparse due to damaged text but indicate a near-term wedding in the area.
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Bourne
Molle
Aprilsu
de du Bowne
Lorem
Ogedon
Mike Franch Baker
Lurner
Dla
Twonlyenina
Sr Bourne
Desire for Peace Grows From Within People
French envoy and Emile Daeschter address the audience at Carnegie Institute events in Pittsburgh on April 30. They discuss industry influence on modern communities, wealth from Andrew Carnegie used for humanitarian welfare, and a global push for lasting peace amid postwar recovery.
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Andrew Carnegie
Emile Daeschner
Pittsburg
Johnn O. Saregent
United States
Datlle Daeschter
Prench Gmbalsador
Car- Negis Institute
Shenatlate
Ure
Ute Board of Trustees
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Payalle
Argent
Nnk
Dacadhuer
Amarien
Tlya
Carnegie
Lerge
Will Take Oath In Civilian Dress In Germany
Berlin April 3 1919 President elect Von Unh dburg will take the oath in civilian dress as required by the constitution and not in military uniform. The move aims to avoid pomp and parade while communists may seek to stage a theatrical display. (Turn to Page Five.)
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Berlin
Von
Imag Cnint
Fourteen Legislators to Study Problems During Recess
Fourteen members of the West Virginia legislature were assigned to study the problems facing an extraordinary session and draft a plan. While the rest return home for a recess until May 25, an ex officio committee will include five senators and nine delegates to draft bills and coordinate enforcement measures.
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Con Militea
Pho
Senate
White
Highland
Jay
Andrews
Benneles
Hit Ball Hard Enough To Sound Fire Alarm
Vancouver witnessed a sensational baseball moment as Rusty Boutings, billed as the Babe Ruth of Vancouver, smashed a home run that triggered a city fire alarm box. The blast drew a large response from the fire department and closed nearby streets, with Duke’s Hospital briefly affected as ambulances and equipment crowded the scene. Boutings did not finish at home plate as the incident unfolded and he hurried to the next base.
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Vancouver
Auru
Rusty Boutings
Babe Ruth
St. Duke's Hospital
Joly di Aleoing Company
Chicago Woman Believes Slain Daughter Linked Case
A Chicago woman says a dead girl found near Chesterton may be her daughter, after a vanity case linked to the missing woman led officials to Chesterton. Gary police questioned Mrs Bernard Janero and others, while a man’s corpse found earlier near Gary offered no gang connection but hinted at a possible motive in a complex, evolving investigation.
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Cyary
Amel
Chisterton
Fernard Janora
Tilfan
Tex Mclain
Chicago
Hia Avlion
Chestertan
Wl & van Thling
Gary
McLeean
Ted
Seling
Shiok
Ulla Polica
Benard Janero
Malla
Soshepty Desidaric
Thes
de Jn
Tolles
Janvro
Chesterton
Gus Vyrgodts
Hey
Way Sual
Nike
Neftsiey
Tariher
McLean
Sahil
Chie
Cnn
al Dee
Cherie Tay Chesterton
Lla
pRlalue
Nidan
Ind
Gary Dulophons Iucker
Weil
Ulin
Diamond Boys Deny Built 10 The Last Calamity Robbery
Ruthless murder of two bank messengers in Brooklyn in 1923 sparked three executions at Sing Sing. Joseph and Morris Diamond and John Farina faced the electric chair after pleading guilty to the Willliam Varley and William McLaughlin killings. Warden Lewis E. Lawes oversaw the 1930s style scene with 35 spectators amidst hundreds awaiting admission.
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Diamond Boys
John Farina Deny
New York
Metropolis
Ossiting
Noy
Willlvie Barlow
Ham Meaugith
Bani Messengers
Beooliyn
Blint Sing Prison
Fuley
Joseph
Morris Diamond
John Farina
Deford
Anthony Panta
Dune A
Morris Titamond
Jlo
Josey
Farion
Den
Mebh Davoh
Kate
Ehaliptyin
Farina
Johnf. McCaffrey
Murrray
Joaenh
Morris
Fartua
Varlya
Lewis BE. Lawes
Vale
Betareen
Lawes
Varina
Pone
Pytlopatlo
Robery
Cobles
Dumond
Snothers
Duseph
Ube
Pheeta
Baldie
Willand Varley
William Mes Qaughlin
West Feud
le Woeat
Bank
Barlow
New York Pax Hee
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