Mystery at Dayton Ohto Town Sees Suspected Clone Crimes
Police confront a fresh case after the decomposed body of an unknown white woman is found in the canal below Apple street bridge in Dayton Ohio. The victim is believed to be 30, well dressed, with Roman slippers and new rubber shoes, possibly killed months earlier. Authorities note four of six recent Dayton murders remain unsolved amid a pattern of mysterious deaths near the fairgrounds and Apple street area.
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Apple Street Bridge
Dayton
Ohio
Fair Grounds
Charles Fiefoert
Swither
Apple Street
Flefert Turner
Payton
Storms in the South Cause Deaths and Destruction Across Towns
A special dispatch from Brinkley Arkansas reports thirty killed and dozens injured as a cyclone devastates the town of eight thousand. Businesses and hotels are wrecked, the Catholic church turned into a hospital, and aid drives are organized in nearby towns to help storm victims. In Little Rock Missouri Valley areas and Georgia towns damage is widespread with multiple fatalities and heavy property loss. Communication lines down hinder full casualty reports.
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Mompuis
Litte Nook
Elden
Little Mook
Ark
Methodist Euscopal
Mt. Carmel
Harrisang Creek
Cuthbert
Busy Work on Missouri River Begins After June Subside
Government activity on the Missouri river will surge this year with about $1,000,000 allocated to regular projects under Capt. B. H. Schulz. The river and harbor bill from the last session marked the largest appropriation since 1885, and future annual funding could reach $2,000,000 or more until the improvement project is finished.
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Missouri River
B. H. Schulz
Missouri
Miners Reject Demands and Push for Renewal Pact
The anthracite coal operators refused to grant the miners demands and offered a three year renewal of the current agreement expiring March 31. National UMWA President Thomas Lewis said his group would meet to discuss the situation while miners near a strike threshold, wary of a campaign as large as in 1900s.
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Philadelphia
Thoms Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Derailed Arkansas Louisiana Express Wreck Near Monroe
A southbound ARKLA GULF express derailed twenty miles north of Monroe Louisiana after midnight Wednesday. Engineer C W McDanniel was killed and Fireman J B Ghaw seriously hurt as no passengers were injured. Investigators found the switch thrown and the signal set to white on the Little Rock to Monrod run.
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Creckers
Arkansas, Louisiana and Gulf Railroad
Monroe
C. W. McDanniel
J. B. Ghawan
Little Rock
Ark
Monrod
Balloon ascension gamble ends in loss at Long Beach cafe
In Los Angeles a wealthy Des Moines man named C. McCartney risked $10,000 on a balloon launch at the Delmar hotel, Long Beach. He left his purse under his plate as patrons rushed to witness the ascent, and the parachutist drowned after the ascent. When McCartney returned, his purse was missing.
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C. McCartney
Des Maoines
McCartney
Delmar
Long Beach
Cal
Polish Priest Slain in Newark Church Attack
Three masked gunmen entered Rev Bernemaius Anelon’s study in Pollah Church of St Branislauw Newark New Jersey and shot him dead. A housekeeper Mrs Antonio Sewrayteka was wounded while trying to escape. Police detained four suspects including the housekeeper but no arrests confirmed.
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Bernemaius Anelon
Pollah
St. Branislauw
Newark
N. J
Antonio Sewrayteka
Father Anston
St Barnaidre’s Hospital
Alfuly
Victory for Oil Trust in Chicago Oil Case
Judge Andersen instructed the jury in the Standard Oil case to find the company not guilty after a long argument led by Assistant District Attorney Wilkerson. Most pending indictments against the Standard Oil Company of Indiana will be abandoned. two remain tied to shipments of 1,916 carloads of oil from Whiting Indiana to Evansville via Dalton Junction on the Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad.
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Andersen
Chicago
Wilkerson
Standard Mi Company
Indian
Whiting, Ind
Evaneville
Ind
Dalton Junction
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad
Ships collide in thick fog near Cape Cod and Rhode Island
A fog bound collision occurred between the Horatio Hall from Portland to New York and the H F Dimeck from New York to Boston about 80 miles off between Cape Cod and Point Judith. Officials received messages but details and exact location were unclear. The Horatio Hall belongs to Maine Steamship Co and the H F Dimeckle to Metropolitan Line roighter.
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Horatio Hall
Portland
New York
H. Fdimeck
Boston
Cape Cod
Point Judith
Ines
Maine Steamship Company
EH. F. Dimeckle
Ruth Bryan Leavitt Granted Decree in Lincoln Divorce
In Lincoln a blizzard rages as Ruth Bryan Leavitt is granted a divorce from Leavitt for non support and desertion with custody of their two children. The decree ends the case as Leavitt did not contest. he later claimed he would reopen the case.
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Ruth Bryan Leavitt
Deerer
Lincoln
Lancaster County Court House
Leavitt
W. J. Bevan
Leavitt Va
Mel Laiavitt
Parle
Two Accidents At Sterling Hurt Locals
Mrs T M Ehman of Storing slipped on an icy sidewalk Monday morning and broke her jaw above the whet bone, about sixty years old, taken to a physician. Dik Roe Jr of Sterling hurt while helping shoe a horse, bone above the eye caved in and flesh cut, threatening the eye.
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Tady
Poy
Mra. T. M. Ehman
Dik Roe, Jr
Sterling
Wan
Boy and two others survive canyon ice accident
Hane Hansen aged about 17 his sister Nora and Miss Olivia Moa were en route to Hemingford when their car plunged seven miles south into the canyon. Nancy Moe was carried downstream but clung to ice and wood until Emory Abley rescued her. Moe suffered exposure and shock but escaped serious injury.
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Hane Hansen
Nora
Olivia Moa
Hemingford
Mr. Hansen
Awam
Moe
Emory Abley
Mies Moe
Bill targets Japanese physicians in territorial assembly
A bill introduced in the Honolulu territorial legislature seeks to require Japanese doctors to pass an examination given by territorial medical examiners in the English language. The Hawaiian Medical Society backs the measure.
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Wee
Honolulu
Hawaiian Medlen Society
Heinze Pearl Necklace Restored to Owner
In Omaha Monday the Heinze pearl necklace was returned to its owner Alfred Edholm and the Greek finder John Savin received the reward. The necklace was sent from New York by express to the Heinzes who praised Omaha police and authorities before leaving on an evening train.
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Heinze
Ite
Alfred Edholm
John Savin
jJewel
Knickerbocker
New York
Wherry
Omaha
Joyce Will Probate Filed For Chicago Lumber Merchant
The will of the late Wm. T Joyce lumber merchant was offered for probate in Chicago Wednesday. The estate valued at more than 25,090,000 is left to his widow Mrs. Clothilda G. Joyce and his two sons David D. Joyce and James Stanley Joyce.
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Wm. T Joyce
Chicago
Clothilda G. Joyce
David D. and
James Stanley Joyce
Confederate torpedo boat raised from Lake Pontondra proposed display
Arrangements made to raise the first Confederate torpedo boat from the bottom of Lake Pondora were announced at a Confederate veterans meeting in New Orleans on Wednesday night. The vessel lay near Spanish Fort where it sank years ago and is to be placed on the lawn of the Confederate Soldiers Home in New Orleans.
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Lake Pondora
New Orleana
Spanish Fort
New Orleanne
Mayor Harper Resigns Amid Recall Pressure in Los Angeles
Los Angeles mayor Jt Harper resigns on Thursday amid recall controversy. He declines to explain his decision as a special election is set for March 28 under the city charter recall clause.
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Jt. ©. Harper
Los Angeles
Varinos
Riouk City Livestock Market Qualifier Yields Mixed Rates
A partial report from Riouk City livestock market shows bids around 84.00 with higher and lower quotes noted. Buyers and sellers scanned futures including Futon er sleem with a £405 reference in thin Thursday trade.
Cornell Professor Mark Slingerland Dies at 46 in Ithaca
Mark Vernon Slingerland a Cornell University professor of economic etomology and a noted scientific contributor died in Ithaca New York on Thursday at age 46. He was well known for his writings in economic botany and related journals.
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Mark Vernon Slingerland
Cornell University
Ithaca, NY
Typhoid Epidemic Strikes Madrid With Hundreds Ill
Madrid faces a typhoid outbreak with over 400 cases admitted to a hospital and numerous deaths reported. City health officials scramble to control the spread as hospitals report rising patient loads and strain on resources.
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Madrid
Meltdown at Palmer House Kills Deputy Sheriff and Family
Deputy W F Corbett and brother Charles were killed at J B Palmer's Walhall residence Monday night. Corbett reportedly carried a warrant for a Palmer, triggering a gun battle that wounded Palmer's wife and one son and left Palmer and two others dead.
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W. F. Corbett
Charles
Palmer
Walhall, & CC
Corbett
Palmers
Forgery Charge Arrests John Horton in Alton Case
Detectives arrest John Horton at his wife’s Alton residence on a forgery charge. He is accused of obtaining between 76000 and 190000 from the Stock Yards National Bank in St Louis through forged bills of exchange.
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Hell
John Horton
Alton
Til
Natonal Bank
Hast Bt. Loule
New Lights Brighten Fremont Street Area
New lights in Fremont’s business section were switched on Sunday night. The enclosed area now has a fine light while the city had been in total darkness for over a month. Power changes from the old plant required temporary disuse of the street lamps.
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Fremont
Indicted North Dakota Robbery Suspects Named
A federal grand jury indicted Prank Morri son and George Dan for multiple North Dakota robberies. The defendants were charged after an alleged spree targeting Mapleton and nearby areas.
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Fargo
NS. D
Morrison
Grand
North Dakota
George Dan
Mapleton
N. 1
Ute
Pioneer of Overland Mail Route Dies at 92
John Bullerfeld, a member who helped outline and establish the first overland mail route to the Pacific in 1858, later adopted by the American Express company, died at his home in Utica, New York, Tuesday night aged 82.
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John Bullerfeld
Even
Pacific
Wxpreee Company
Utlea
Murderer Sought in California Robbery Case
Police in Ogden say a seven year pursuit links the homicide of Policeman Potelek to a suspect named Vincent Trece? and a man named Tritton under investigation for a California robbery. Investigators describe the case as active and ongoing with no arrest announced.
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ATO & Seveen
Ogden
Potelek
Vincent Trtee Coe
Beatrice Gambling Ring Members Plead Guilty in Bolles Court
Four men including Mead Guilty and Jerome Tribbetts pleaded guilty to gambling charges in Bolles court. Tribbetts was fined 50 plus costs, the other three 25 plus costs each. Samuel Workman and Louth Karerman also pleaded guilty to similar charges.
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Mead
Fue
Doe "Pribbetts
Jerome ‘Tribbetts
George Gamble
Beatrice
Bolles Court
Doe Tribbettse
Samuel Workman
Louth Karerman
Norman Macks Home Destroyed by Fire at Huffalo
Norman Mack chairman of the Democratic National Common. his home was destroyed by fire at Huffalo Wednesday night. Family members were not harmed though property losses are reported.
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Norman Mack
Borns
Norman MM. Mack
Democratic National Common
Huffalo
Mer
Rail fare bill recommendation signals policy shift
A rambling report from a Topeka rail committee urges the 2 cent fare bill not to be pursued. The bill aims to end the teen fare regulation and outlines the proposed changes amid Karen legislature discussions.
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Konxng
Thormby
Topeka
Kan
Labor leader Olle S Paithew killed in Howwell incident
The well known Olle S Paithew, a labor leader and prominent figure in American politics, was instantly killed in Howwell on Tuesday marked by reports from local residents, including Walle, a wealthy Rowweil resident.
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Olle
Howwell
Tuniay
Rowweil
Notorious inmate SUTHelik dies in prison pneumonia case
The Kansan penitentiary marked the death of SUTHelick the Done Mia Newey Wilton known as Mors Staftlubiok. She died of pneumonia on Tuesday afternoon in the prison.
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Ales
Suthelick the
Mia
Newey Wilton
Mors
Staftlubiok
Kansan
Yueslay
Peruvian Loan Aims to Stabilize Finances in Parliament
The Peruvian government seeks a $2,000,000 loan to pay debts and fund negotiations for a new monetary system. Finance officials say talks had begun to float the loan, with plans to use it to establish a central monetary framework through the chamber of deputies.
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Misa
Cane
Wednetiny
Fianee
Automobile Collision Near Auburn Injures Four
Harry Moore driver with George Harmon, Forest Hoover and Thomas Chines were in a car returning from Brownville when they collided Saturday evening. Hoover and Gillies were badly bruised. two others were less injured.
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Auburn
Brownville
Harry Moore
George Harmon
Forest Hoover
Thomas Chines
Hoover
Gillies
Child Shot by Neighbor During Arrest at Meck of Ruling Ducks
A 14 year old boy was fatally shot during an incident involving his neighbor. The event occurred near a Meck of ruling ducks as authorities were taking the suspect into custody. The boy’s mother witnessed the fatal scene.
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Hane Jensen
Panion
Robbery at general store leads to debate in Kearney reform
A mongrel OCR fragment reports a robbery at a general merchandise store in Kearney. Thieves entered by picking a lock and stealing tobacco gum and candy. Witnesses acknowledge the act and discuss whether reform measures will proceed.
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Etick &To
Muntiey
Kearney
Two Boys Die After Hunting Accident Near Leelah
Two hunting accidents fatal near Leelah. Harry Taylor about 16 and Warren Bouton were duck hunting when a gun discharged injuring Taylor, who died at Bellwood after medical aid arrived. Earlier Walter Yanske died after a gunfire accident on Culley land. Louis Nebola was accidentally shot by his brother Frank, the coroner and jury finding no intent to kill.
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Harry Taylor
Tige
Bon
Warren Bouton
Bouton
Taplors
Aide
Jung
Bellwood
Walter Yanske
Lee
Louis Nebola
Mev
Joe
Nebola
Frank
Lowe
Ita Jit
Leleh
Shumway Executed for Murder in Lincoln Penitentiary
Shumway died by hanging at 2:32 p.m. in Lincoln after six stays of execution for killing Mrs. Sarah Martin of Adams. About 160 people attended at the broom company warehouse east end where the sentence was carried out. Jacob Martin, H. H. Groves, and Rep. C. E. B. Groves were among those present.
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TR. Mead Shumway
Sarah Martin
Adams
Lincoln
Shumway
Heney
Broom Company
ware+ house
Gnee County
Jacob Martin
Shuthway
Adame
H. H. Groves
Manslaughter Verdict In Local Case
The jury found Fred Ossenkop guilty of manslaughter in a case heard after an all night session at P mouth. He remains free on bond while his attorney seeks a new trial petition within three days. The verdict drew wide public attention amid a highly attended trial in Kagie and surrounding county.
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Fred
Ossenkop
Onsenkop
Charles Bs
Faleinet
Kagie
Duck hunters drown near Peru as rescue ends in separation
Hunter Joseph Sharp drowned during a duck hunting trip near Peru on Sunday. Two companions John Sheet and Al Agimer escaped after their boat capsized in the lee, with Sheet clinging to the wreck and Agimer swimming to shore to seek help.
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Hunter
Joseph Sharp
John Sheet
al Agimer
Peru
Sharp
Fee
Sheet
Agimer
Winter Wheat Damages Reported in Johnson County
Reports from parts of Johnson County indicate wheat losses are substantial with expected crop shortening. Dry conditions followed by late freezes and recent heavy thunder showers are cited as the main causes of damage and yield reduction.
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Johnson Country
Hint of Official Disclosure in Adams County Goverment
A fragment suggests an official disclosure issue under authority in Adams County government. The note references supervision by Wentworth and a potential action to be approved by a two authoring body, indicating a forthcoming decision or formal process.
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Wentworth
Incomplete OCR: Local Stock Area Confusion
Fragmentary text suggests a note about stock area management and government actions but lacks clear names places dates or events to state a definite outcome.
Erroneous OCR Summary Noted Permit Mission Dates
Partially legible OCR text refers to a permit or membership announcement tied to W. O a religious college group. Mentions a mission running from March 8 to April 11, with unclear names and affiliations.
Fatal Road Incident Reported Near Albion
Voliaaischstad reports a fatal road incident near Maple Hill against Albion. Mem Nolter doer and J Whittgmb involved. details unclear but both parties are noted as killed. Police and witnesses referenced in fragmented OCR text.
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Voliaaischstad
Maple
Albion
Mem Nolter Doer
Hoe
J. Whittgmb
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