Leon Ling Captured in Murder Case Across Cities
Police arrest a Chinese man in Revelstoke believed to be Leon Ling, suspected murderer of Eleie Sigel. Alerts issued by New York and Chicago authorities. arrests of Chong Ling and a Chinese man in Pittsburg reported as Ling's associate.
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Ish
Columbia
Elsie Sigel
Vancouver
B. C
Revelstock
Union Pacific
Leon Ling
Eleie Sigel
Paul Sigel
Franz Sigel
New York
Metropolitan Police
United States
Leon Jing
Chicago
Ill
Joe Moy
May
Leon Li
Chong Ling
Ling
Pittsburg
Pursuers Stop Him Pursuers Stop Him
A 14 year old girl Annie Wolfe and 16 year old D Culberson son eloped from Coeburn and were hunted through Wise county and into Kentucky. Parents feared a Bristol Mecca marriage and the father sought to block the license. The pair were captured at Whitesburg Kentucky and marriage prevented. Wolfe had just returned from Centenary College in Cleveland Tennessee.
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Bristol
Tenn
Wise County
Annie Wolfe
J. B. Wolfe
Coeburn
D. Culberson
Alfred Harrison Burroughs
Kentucky
Whitesburg
Miss Wolfe
Cleveland
Centenary College
Cumberland Mountains
Judge Questions Man Over Name In Peoria Court
In Bloomington on June 22 Judge Whitney confronts a man who first says his name is O. U. Kidder then insists C. A. Kidder is his real name. The exchange leads to the judge urging seriousness as the man seeks a warrant.
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Bloomington
Iune
Whitney
Peoria
O. U. Kidder
C. A. Kidder
Aked Calls For Clergy Eligibility Based On Ability And Character
New York June 22 Dr Charles F Aked pastor of Fifth Avenue Baptist Church urged abolishing examinations for ordination and replacing them with ministerial eligibility based on ability and character He defended John D Rockefeller as founder of the University of Chicago and criticized Prof Foster's book as a patchwork while praising young ministers who embrace evolution and independent thought within the church.
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New York
Charles F. Aked
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
John D. Rockefeller
Aked
George Burnham Foster
Chicago University
Baptist Council
University of Chicago
Foster
Axed
Church of God
Former cashier faces new forgery indictments in Morgan case
Mistereville June 22. E I Morgan former cashier of the Firet National Bank at Friendly may be sent back to the state penitentiary after serving five years for wrecking the institution. The grand jury reported findings including an indictment against Morgan for forgery connected with bank funds alongside two misdemeanor indictments.
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Mistereville
E. I. Morgan
Firet National Bana
Friendly
Kets
Ee Moundeville
Hix
Aga
Net ‘Morwen
Bia
Secretary Wilson Resigns Indicated In Washington Report
Washington June 22 Secretary of Agriculture Wilson announced he will resign or has intention to do so Mrs W A Huse of Roanoke is visiting her aunt Mrs Belle Prince on Bland street
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Washington
Secrery of Agriculture
Wilson
W. A. Huse
Roanoke
Belle
Prince
Bland Street
Bluefield Water Works and
Ieprovement Company
Bluefeld
Judgs Herndon
Bluefield
Bluchel Wane Works and Improvement Company
Water Works
Water Works Company
Recorder
Strooke
McCarthy
Cupon
Crockett
Pod
Chile
Mwin
United Kloten
Mrs Tracy Confesses to Husband Murder in York
Mrs Joshua Tracy confesses to killing her husband in York Pennsylvania. She says her brother in law planned the poisoning. Tracy died under mysterious circumstances last week and authorities pursue the alleged accomplice.
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Joshua Tracy
Man
York
Tracy
Rumor of Harriman’s Death Denied Amid Market Drop
Rumors that BH Harriman was critically ill in Vienna were denied by his associates and Union Pacific offices. Despite the denial a sharp stock market selloff followed, driving a decline in Harriman stocks by close, as reported from New York on June 22.
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New York
Harriman
Vienna
Union Pacific
Harrimen
Beatrice Kelly Shot by Son of Wealthy New Yorker
In Brie Pennsylvania on June 22 teen Beatrice Kelly was killed by Charles Ulary son of a wealthy New York undertaker. Police pursued Ulary who faced capture and then killed himself.
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Brie
Beatrice Kelly
Charlies Ulary
New York
Ulary
Wee
Roosevelt expedition report with animal killings
A recalled Roosevelt party in Leojetta Plains reportedly killed three giraffes, six tops, one elephant and many antelope. Kermit Roosevelt and Nalvasha led allied forces in the expedition while other members were said to be wounded or killed.
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Nalvasha
British
Bagto Africa
Roosevelt
Leojetta Plains
Kermit Roosevelt
Negro Kills Man and Wife in Georgia Town
George Howell and his wife were fatally shot by Robert Jenkins in Dublin Georgia. Jenkins fled to a swamp as a large posse closed in. Authorities fear lynching if captured after the double shooting at the Howell home.
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Dublin
George Howell
Tennessee liquor sales loophole questioned in mountain counties
Bristol Tennessee June 22 a report notes that the law effective July 1 may allow liquor sales in remote mountain counties without violating the four mile rule from schools or colleges. Surveys by Witten and McGovern indicate counties such as Johnson Cumberland Fentress Rhea Bledsoe Sevier Cooke Union Carter and possibly Hancock contain locations where whiskey could be sold legally despite licensing doubts. One license already issued in Cumberland County.
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Bristol
Tenn
Tennessee
Witten
Johnson
Cumberland
Fentress
Rhea
Bledsoe
Sevier
Cooke
Univol
Carter
Hancock
Cimberland County
Big Gold Strike Reported in Nevada Mines
Reports from Ellendale nine miles from Tonopah indicate a sensational gold strike in the mines near Tonopah Nevada. News says workers are flocking to the site and seeks verification from officials, with possible impact on regional mining activity and markets.
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Nevada
Tonopah
Ellendale
Rma
Philadelphia steel manager commits suicide in Van Wert hotel
Frank M. Campbell of Philadelphia, manager at Jones and Laughlin Steel Company, killed himself in a Van Wert hotel this morning. Officials say a nervous breakdown prompted the act.
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South Wales coal strike threat halts work July first
London reports a grave escalation in South Wales as 120,000 miners face contract terminations on June 30 and a possible nationwide stoppage. Employers push for double shifts to comply with the eight hour act, while miners fear safety gaps and seek a conciliatory subcommittee to decide each colliery case. Admiralty stockpiling coal for navy use accompanies the looming disruption.
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London
South Wal
Coal Owners’ Association
Glamorganshire
Garmarthenshire
Nate Bas Pacene
South Wales
Beon
Minera
Conciliation Board
Miners’ Federation of Great Britain
Itastora
Admiralty
Cardiff
Tyne
Pope Enjoys Automobiling Ride Through Vatican Grounds
Rome June 22 The Pope took a modest automobile ride to the Vatican grounds. The car was presented to him by American Certholica and used for the short excursion through the city.
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Rome
Vatican
Virginia Governor Nomination Battle Looms in Primary
Democratic primary on August 6 pits former Congressman Harry St George Tucker against Judge William Hodges Mann in a Virginia governor race dominated by liquor policy. Tucker opposes statewide prohibition, while Mann faces accusations of flip flopping to appeal to both sides. The campaign features regional support, possible Supreme Court involvement, and high stakes for state politics.
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Washington
Virginianw
Harry
St. George Tucker
Wiliam Hodgens Mann
Claude A. Swanson
Old Dominion
Tucker
Judge Mann
Mann
Tucker Hanker
Virginia
Congress
Prominent Citizen McLaughlie Disappears Owing Debts
Menefo Newfoundland June 22 John Mc Laughlie a prominent resident and deacon at a local church vanishes leaving debts totaling about 75 000 dollars.
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Menefo, NL
John McLaughlie
Stogie Maker Drowns in Wem Fork River
Fairmont reports Wallace Boyles a young stogie maker drowned this afternoon in the Wem Fork river. He entered the water with a friend at a Union club house vicinity. Boyles sank after a chill set in and could not be rescued. Mrs R M Turner Jr of Boca Raton, Va and her daughter Madaline are visiting.
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Fairmont
Wallace
Boyles
Wem Fork
Uvion
Mrs
R. M. Turner, Jr
Boca‘hontas
Mile Dawehter
Madaling
Rom Turner
Po Oy Thirg Street
Despair Fever Named by Dr Dvoretsky At Klett University
June 22 report from Petersburg outlines Dr Dvoretsky's claim of a new illness termed despair fever. He links it to self harm and suicide, noting it affects all ages in Russia and estimates yearly deaths around 350 in Helsinki region plus more elsewhere. The piece mentions a second item: bandits stole $5,000 from a U S Express office in Green Bay.
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Bt. Petersburg
Dvoretsky
Klett University
Rivesia
Ruwlun Gocuty
Tveretsky
Hue
Rowen
Himeli
Dvoretaky
Green Ftay
Wie
Donde Tutay
The
United States Express
Avoapet
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Marriman
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Tucker and Mann
Herndon
Temdon
Supreme Court of the
Wallace Boyles
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