Missing Chicago Boy Goes Home With Girl
The Chicago police report a kidnapped girl Veronica Cassidy returned home with her family after a man Blair accused of abducting her took her to Cincinnati. Blair, described as 46, with gray-streaked hair and a mustache, lured her Thursday and left with her Friday after claiming to see his sick wife.
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Taft Shoe Freight Reaches Louisville After Long Road
A No. 9 raw-oiled brogan known as Bill Taft's shoe has traveled more than ten thousand miles since January and arrived in Louisville via the Illinois Central from New Orleans. Railway workers attached a miniature chair labeled The Prequential Chair and billed it through to William H. Taft in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Hired Rooms In Cincinnati And Missing Girl Case
Police link a couple in Cincinnati's Fifth and Baymiller lodging to Chicago dispatches, with a 12 year old girl reportedly crying upon departure. Meantime in Pittsburg, Clara Kanter, 18, reappears unconscious after vanishing with relatives fearing memory loss and possible drug influence. a preacher was summoned for last rites or counsel.
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Four Negroes Lynched by Mob in Logan County
Four African Americans were hanged by a mob after a meeting of a lodge in southern Logan County endorsed the murder of a white man, Browder. The victims were found hanging from a tree on the Nashville Pike. no suspects were identified. The coroner’s jury said the four died by hanging by unknown parties.
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Lynch fears as four negroes slain. Browder in jail
Rufus Browder, accused killer of James Cunningham, is held in Louisville County Jail after transfer from Bowling Green. Browder says the lynching of four negroes near Russellville was unknown to him and that the True Reformers society, claiming to offer insurance and business aid, had funded lawyers for him.
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Governor Willson Rears Troops for Browder Trial in Russellville
An interchanged telegrams between Governor Willson and Logan County Sheriff Rhea discusses protecting Rufus Browder charged with murder as he faces trial Monday in Russellville. Officials consider sending Louisville's First Regiment to guard Browder while local authorities vow to enforce court orders. The governor insists lynching is murder and pledges state aid if needed.
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Coffee or Postum Health Claim in Personal Letter
A reader attributes years of pale illness to coffee and credits Postum with restoring health after giving up coffee. The letter claims rapid improvement within a week and lasting strength, weighing 148 pounds, by choosing Postum as a life-giving beverage. It ends with a promotional line about Postum Co. and a prompt to read The Road to Wellville.
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New Sixth Street Store Open With Bargains
Our move to Nos. 121-123-125 West Sixth brings a larger stock and lower prices for furniture carpets rugs refrigerators go carts and ranges. Hundreds of close-out bargains await with liberal credit terms no extra charge for credit and prices marked plainly. A cordial welcome to all who call is assured by the new ownership.
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Frizell Named to Succeed Catrow in Third District
Dayton Ohio August 1 Representative W G Frizell Republican of Dayton was today nominated for Congress from the Third District by a majority of the Congressional Committee Frizell succeeds Colonel H G Catrow who surrendered the nomination after his automobile accident in which a Dayton man was killed The Butler County Board of Elections reorganized electing George A Rump as Chief Deputy and calling a special election August 15 for 50 000 bonds to extend water mains and form a Park Commission in Hamilton
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Butler and Preble Absent as Frizell Nominated for Congress
Special Dispatch reports from Hamilton Ohio that neither Butler nor Preble County attended the Dayton meeting of the Bieser Republican Congressional Committee. William G. Frizell, a Dayton lawyer and current Legislature member, was nominated to fill the vacancy caused by Colonel H G Catrow's withdrawal. Local leaders note Butler remains unseen at the gathering.
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Democrats nominate B F Gayman for Congress in Columbus district
State Senator B F Gayman of Canal Winchester was nominated by Columbus district Democrats for Congress at an adjourned convention session. The platform endorses the National platform and pledges the nominee to oppose ex parte injunctions against labor in industrial disputes.
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Yellow fever 13 found on a ship in New York harbor
The Norwegian steamer Horda carrying yellow fever from Vera Cruz was barred from Norfolk and reboarded for quarantine after health officers pursued it. Passengers and visitors tied to the ship were placed under close watch for a fortnight. Henry Larsen, a crew member with slow fever, remains in serious condition at Swinburne Island hospital.
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