Charge Against Woman Alleged Slayer Filed
Coroner reports arsenic found in the bodies of Anna Cunningham and her son Larry as authorities prepare to charge Mrs Cunningham with murder. A sanity hearing is set after she collapsed in custody, with tests to determine her mental state. The investigation into the deaths of her four children continues in Lake County and Chicago.
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Crown Point
Tad
Anna Cunningham
Lake County
Cunningham
Seeond
Chicane
Robert EB. Crowe
Arcenic
David Sunnlaghan
Arthur A. Bremer
Aternay
Gary
Bremer
Oscar Wellf
Cook County
Ilinois
Chicago
Oscar Wolff
Larry Cunningham
Irs
Waith Cuningsham
Woman leaps to death from hotel in terminal area
April 14. Mia Morales, a 40 year old Boston purchasing agent, leaped from the 22nd floor of the Grand Central area hotel and crashed into a delivery truck in a narrow alley near the terminal. No witnesses saw the fall. investigators could not confirm suicide. Morales used her own and her mother's name on documents. The incident occurred at the hotel connected to the terminal complex.
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Angelica Morales
Ehhoor
Rom & Toom
Coommoore
Scarveso
Deka Voyde
Misa Morales
Frany
Morales
Boston
Mass
Fursistence
Mia Morales
Bry
Pen Population Reaches Record at West Virginia Pen
MOUNDSVILLE April 14 The arrival of 14 prisoners brings the total population to 1 708 in the Wear Virginia state penitentiary Warden Smith reports five new men must be kept on the floor as the small cells hold two prisoners per room. Most inmates are serving terms for various offenses and the warden notes crowding pressures.
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Moundsville
Prikater
Wear
Virginia State Penitentiary
Witendy
Warren
P. Smith
Worden Smith
Mont
Injury fatal to assault victim in Indianapolis
Mixa Mader Oberholtzer aged 28 died at her home in Indianapolis after a long illness tied to poison allegedly taken following an assault. Initial medical exam by Dr Moon at University School of Medicine found poison evidence. Her daughter claimed Stephenson forced liquor, a drive to Hammond Indiana, and an assault preceding the death.
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Inimanapolis
Mixa Mader Oberholtzer
Stephomsena
In Klux Kianer
Dragon
Moon
Pathotony
Jindiang University School of
Gen. I. Ghorholeser
Stephenson
Hammond
Ind
Oher
Peigon
Shy
Ndiaiapolis
Haarmann to Die on the Block Today in Hanover
German court sentences Fritz Haarmann to death for the mass murders of 26 young men and boys. The execution, by decapitation, was reported amid details of his alleged methods and the victims discarded in the Elbe river.
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Haarman
Haarmann
Jueal Uutebier Ar
Fanover
Hanstrans
Wauruann
Mien
Hoya
Pairmann
Lillian Gish Signs New Film Contract
Culver City report states Lillian Gish has signed a new film contract with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer after ending a prior deal with Charles M. Duell. The announcement was made by Louis B. Mayer, vice president of the studio, in New York.
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Lillian Gish
Culver City
Stir
Bait Wen Setsadher
Charles MM. Duell
Metro-Galdwan-Mayer
New York
Loulk BL Mayer
Film
Corporission
Colombia revolt attempt blocked in Fogola incident
AP report from Fogola Colombia details an attempted revolt on April 14 by army officers aiming to seize the capital and topple the government. The plan failed as government forces moved to secure key offices and suppress the uprising.
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Associated Press
Fogola
Colombia
Flood Warnings After Burst Dam Inundates 5000 Acres
State troopers warn residents along the Huron River valley of widespread flooding after a dam breach released vast volumes of water. More than 5,000 acres submerged, several towns evacuated, and bridges remain disrupted. No fatalities reported in official channels. rescue teams shuttle people to safety by river and road.
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Ford Power
Netrove
Huron River
Lake Tarly
Roeckawenod
Michigan State Police
Tle
Danny
wAfsty
Gomformderved
Tn Cid
Vlat Lock
Laie Bele
Willey
Seine
Detroit
Plat
Leely
Vai- Leyem
Guereaih
Tibet
Brenvhlaindins
Dike
Temi Jingeth
Edit Fon
Poison Charge in McClintock Death Case
Coroner reports disinterment of McClintock youth and tests on organs to determine cause amid murder indictment. Parents and guardians named as witnesses, with details of custody and investigations by a team including Judge Shepherd. Publisher James Thompson Gelsean dies at 67 in Hagerstown, Maryland, after a career tied to the region.
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Oripagu
April
Foster
Prises
Pier Hedr
Oposeay Tain
Jude Harry Wixan
Whiteri Watche
Wei McClintock
Ustown
Dimes Thompson Gelsean
Hageratawn Mall
Vouthern
Maryland
Circulation and Hope in a Veteran Publisher Tale
A humorous exchange about a dying publisher boasting the largest town circulation. The piece reflects on stubborn ideas, the old world turning, and notes that the Gazette remains Charleston’s only paper offering audited guaranteed ABC circulation figures for advertisers.
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the Gazette
Charleston
A. B.C
French Post Namen Seek New Government Amid Crisis
Paris April 14. Refusal by the French premier Briand to join a new ministry unfolds as political maneuvering continues. Jailed by factional pressures, Briand signals he may form a caretaker or allied cabinet with socialist and republican groups to stabilize the government.
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Sarraul
Painleve
Renoult
Briand
Paris
Brette Siterup
Brealey
Albert selects socialist leader in Belgian politics shift
In April 76 Albert appoints socialist Emile Vandervelde as premier amid parliamentary elections. The change follows a socialists surge winning ten parliamentary seats while Belgians reassess the ministry and future government lineup after the king’s nomination.
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Theyinis
Albert
Elvetinna
Emile Vandervelde
Bain Hst
Te Eh Idan Bor
Depitingy
Tulen
Body of Missing Man Found in River
The body of Emery Wiltons of MatoMaNna was found in the Olle River near Hangthe Rock, three miles below. He had disappeared from home on April A and was found wearing his pajamas after a night of erratic conduct, with suspicions pointing to a possible domestic trigger.
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Trontan
Ohl
Emerles Wiltons
Matomanna Dation
Olle
Che
Watters
Union Official Attacks Troopers in Strike Area Rift
In Brooke County and nearby regions, a union official declares plans to appeal to the governor for removal of injunctions. The national body signals readiness to intervene as miners push for immediate actions amid a tense labor conflict.
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Mine Union
Brooke County
Assassination Popular in Sofia Shocks City
The report describes an assassination attempt citywide in Sofia with details of ambushes and political figures. It notes a high level of public interest and mentions officials and factions connected to the event, including a central government presence and a controversial arrest.
Capitol Fraud Charge Quiz Ordered as State Accepts Initial Wing
The legislature considers an investigation of alleged fraud in the Capitol construction. A senate resolution, adopted unanimously, authorizes hearings to determine truth of the charges. The house delegation approved the measure and governors and officials will appoint members to the panel. The session also enacted local bills and accepted the new capitol building swing as the project progresses.
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Underwood
Cdf
Capitel
Spretek Arcicta
Cecil
Senate
Nighhend
House
I. M. Underscond
Tytler County
Symaker Hratley
Messia
Hobinson
Harrison County
Arens
Boone County
Purley
Logan Counts
Marsh
Twenl Ritky
Delecates
Ag Folkoays
Intermediate Court
Kanawha County
Justice Courts
Telaving
Mercor
Terns Et Court
Paixe
Mo Gere
Board of
Qub- Me Works
Cass Gilbert
Governir
Commission
Board of Public Works
Suet
Suvernor
Fiursuanes
Cash Allbert
Sapltel
Gubett
Congress School Board Despotism Raps Election Call
A confused AP report mixes a Supreme Court scene with local education news. Charleston Independent School District voters face elections May 19 for three board seats, with incumbents Price, Wilbur, and Mrs. Sallie C D Spencer seeking re election. The board also plans polling places and staffing, and notes salary increases funded by redirected funds.
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Tha Teurd
Charleston
Latrict
Telma
W. L. Price
Wilbur
Sallie C.D. Spencer
Threes Mowers
Senaerat
Ochrsei
Mra
Spencer Willaky
Democratie Teka
Price
Binbolbam
Kuterin
Pew High
Rand
Woll
Feddhers
Teschers
Furis
Hingergarten
Olive Whiting
Central High School
Fernbank School
Tie
Class of 100 Entered In Degree Work During Scottish Rite Reunion
A Scottish Rite reunion saw about a hundred candidates entering the third degree as many long-standing lodge members assisted. The event featured conferrals by Odell Sater Lange Linde and a roster of notable participants and observers from Charkenton, Southern Virginia, and nearby chapters, with plans for further degree work continuing.
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Charkenton
Misoney
Momberg
Spellina
Virginia
Mac
Further Graft Told Against Cincinnati Officers
In United States district court witnesses testified on conspiracy charges against Cincinnati detective Wren Bullerdick and two others, detailing alleged police graft and liquor shipments to stations. One witness claimed he watched thousands of dollars pass for protection, while others described bribes and whiskey deliveries to the fourth district station as part of a wide illicit revenue scheme. Findings included monthly payments to detectives and reported liquor sales totaling thousands weekly.
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Cincinnati
United States District Court
Wren Bullerdick
Jameca Haven
Robert Kingey
Bulleredick
Haver
Admin
Jack Dempsey
Deampany
United States
Mareth E. Maw
Sempsey
Didmas
Dempsey
Martha Washington
Namey
Gertrude Keaney
Stess
Ner
Minnie Bates
Mont Uquar
William Diller
Iquor
Senators Honor Glasscock Memory Tribute in West Virginia
Morgantown honors former Governor Guy W. Glasscock with state senate and house sessions adjourned early for funeral rites. West Virginia University closed to permit students to attend. services held at Hopwhite Methodist Church. governor's legacy noted as a charitable, steady administrator.
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Hain
Gloxsenck
Wee Viretvin
Tloascoch
Hotsom
Whitin E Neworth Glasscuck
Osovernus
Iremor Glasscork
Senate
Morgantown
W.va
Guy
Glasas
Municipal Ad Cahoty
Cniel
West Virginia University
Direce Lon
F. B. Trotter
Percmit
Mor Skanrewa
Kirenee Murrin
Parkers
Harner Nerehili
Irmoant
Naki
Mureantown
Chudstoi
Henry Butte
Lcharheston
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