Murder Suspects in Missing Child Case Are Mother and Boarder
In Indianapolis the detective head admits arrests of Dr Winters and Mrs Winters were a mistake. Letters allegedly incriminate Mrs Winters and WT Cooper in the murder of Catherine Winters, who has been missing for a year. Abel, the investigator, is said to have acted hastily, now reassigned to Columbia, while evidence in police hands shifts toward new suspects. Excitement remains high as rumors of kidnapping and murder are investigated and then dismissed.
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Able
Dr. Winters
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Mra. Winters
WT Cooper
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Toont
Hare
Tith
Winters
Bin
Yarrows
Diaz Outlawed by Rebels in Mexican Conflict
Report from Washington says Diaz is outlawed by Constitutionalist forces in Mexico. Carranza aligns with Provisional cabinet plans, while local rebel officers await decisive action. Mediation plans face disruption as talks continue amid mounting tensions and rumors of a Huerta successor being considered are dismissed by Constitutionalists.
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Arety
Constitutional Sunt
Washington
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Vita
Lelegraph
Niagara Falls
Ding
Huerta
Where Is Huerta Rumors Fly About His Departure
Refugees arriving in Vera Cruz from Mexico City report mixed theories on Huerta's whereabouts and intentions. Some say he fled east to the coast, others that he plans to go to the west coast, and yet others claim he remains in Mexico City. One group suggests he has resigned to the foreign minister for public release soon.
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Huerta
United Press
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Tixs Jott
Quarantine Breach Leads to Arrest Under Smallpox Guard
Local authorities kept a strict quarantine on First Avenue after a suspected smallpox case. Ed Sands, on duty near Second Avenue, was arrested for violating the ban and fined five dollars or five days in jail. Health officials insist quarantine continues until the threat is resolved.
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County Health
Oficer
Wright
Flrat Avenue
Sands
Shields
Health Department
Powell Wild
Commission Meeting Postponed Over Franchise Issue
A city commission meeting was not held due to the absence of two commissioners. Mayor Patterson and Commissioners Howard and Sessle attended. The special issue involved an additional electric light franchise. A hearing on a claim against the city by Bromley followed an unguarded arrest in the Fourth Ward. A special meeting is expected later this week to hear the Carry City Electric Light Go protest against granting a competing franchise.
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City Commission
Patterson
Howard
Sessle
Bromley
T Horao
Carry City Electric Light
Early Escaped Leper Captured in Washington City
United Press reports Joan Early, the leper who fled a Tacoma area leprosarium on May 17, was identified in Washington D C and detained. He had been sought nationwide since his escape, and a capital newspaper man verified his identity before he was again placed in detention. An August 1908 finding labeled him a leprosy victim, and he registered at a well known hotel after arriving Sunday evening.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Joan Early
Tacoma
Washington
Hia Eaeupo
Alto
Miniaterpal
Early Jouy
J. Weston
Junior Class Day Plans Completed at High School
The Junior Class has fully organized this year’s Junior Class Day to occur Friday. The day includes school events followed by an evening performance of the play Room to Let in the auditorium, with tickets on sale. Afterward, soon-to-be graduates will present more entertainment including moving pictures. Participants include Tourdet, Babbitt, Youip, Osborne, and Misses Drouht O’Neil and Wallace, with a post event dance at K of P Hall.
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Ship arms and aeroplane from New York for rebels
By United Press June 2 New York The steamer Antilla of Ward line sailed from Brooklyn with three million rounds of ammunition and a military aeroplane for the Constitutionalists in Mexico. The cargo sailed with no interference from customs officials and no word of detention from Washington.
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New York
United Press
Antilla
Ward Line
Brooklyn
Mexico
Malone
Washington
Eighty Nine Bodies Identified After Empress of Ireland Wreck
Quebec June 2 up to this morning eighty nine of the one hundred and eighty eight bodies recovered after the Empress of Ireland wreck had been identified. The remaining ninety nine are to be embalmed and placed in receiving vaults until all hope of identification by friends or relatives passes. Funerals for some identified yesterday and last night are arranged today. Next Thursday will see the interment of Yongols crew members in Mt. Herman and St. Patrick's cemeteries with officials from the Canadian Pacific Line and the Dominion government attending and the Royal Canadian Garrison Artillery band participating. Rimouski reports indicate no further bodies recovered. dynamite may be used to clear the wreck.
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Quebec
Ning
Yongols
Mt. Herman
St. Patrick's
Canadian Pacific
Royal Canadian Garrison Artillery
Rimouski
Tong
Channel
Annual session of State Mothers Pension Board opens in Pittsburgh
The United Press reports the annual meeting of the State Mothers Pension Board begins in Pittsburgh with Mayor Armstrong welcoming members. The session at the Board of Trade Rooms will run at least four days. Auditor General Powell and Speaker Alter of the State Legislature are among the speakers, joined by Rub Colle.
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United Press
PittabuyEh
Sune
State Mothers’ Pension Board
Thin City
Board of Trade
Youks
Armstrong
Rub Colle
Powell Aid
Alter
Weather Notice Warmth to Rise Tonight
Weather forecast indicates overcast conditions with increasing warmth this evening. Tonight highs are expected to ease into milder temperatures with light winds and possible patchy fog in urban areas.
Seeds for Children Plan Promoted by Civic League
A Woman's Civic League meeting at First Methodist Church endorsed Clean-Up May results and praised city administration. The group discussed demolitions as a civic eyesore and planned to distribute flower seeds to children to curb waste while boosting youth interest in civic betterment. A subsequent meeting was set for the first Monday in July to review seasonal progress.
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Woman's Civic League
Lena Mather
League
Lose Thra
Bevn
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