Court hears opening in Schenk murder trial
Dr. Moyne Hupp testifies as Mrs Laur en Schenk faces poisoning charges. Witness details medicine arsenic and possible poisoning patterns while defense argues about dosage and administration. Court adjourns midday as examinations resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyne Hupp
Selick
Kline
Wamien
Lauren Wayeworth Schenk
J. C. Schenk
Towus Camthey
Miss Schou
Meili
Frank le Moyne
Flornooi
AL O'Brien
Hore
Hupp
Link
Happ
Schenk
Hick
Wittis
JDP
Enh
Wrest
Het
Albert Schenk
Mra
Vron
Vws
Packer
Hive
O'Brien
Brien
Schenckook
Huppee
Jones
Teres Wa
Senate Bills On First Day Highlight Election Reform Efforts
A fragment from a historic legislative page shows senators introducing bills on election finance limits, campaign conduct, and public utilities. Proposals seek strict funding caps, criminal penalties for improper campaign payments, and extending direct primary voting rules. Several measures echo past reform efforts and note GOP and local party dynamics.
Honor Given Ex-Treasurer Honor Given Ex-Treasurer
A complimentary dinner was held for Mustnístis S. Crane resigning as treasurer after eleven years. Attendees included Joseph A. McNamee of Athantin City and Rev. William fares Whitaker among board members and officers. The event took place at Way Den Bergh s vestrant with several directors present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowe
Citizens Hinilivings
Luau Association
Bhyoo WY
Phares
Leeasiver
Toseph A. McNamee
Athantin City
New Jersey
John Keron
George W. Hallow
Way den Bergh
Crane
Whilian Treputhy
Six Men Injured in Scaffold Collapse at Pittsburgh Yard
Six workers were injured when a scaffold collapsed at the powerhouse in Greenville yard of the Pennsylvania Railroad. One man was seriously hurt, Tony Rove, with a broken leg, while five others sustained cuts and contusions. A nearby incident report described ambulances and police being summoned after the wreck. A separate note mentions a woman’s card left at her home following a burglary, plus a stray line about an electric facing becoming garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fersey City
Div
Connect
Greenville
Pennsylvania
Satfold
Tony Rove
Highway Men Plead Guilty In Local Case
Paul Sweet Alphorde Swen sind William Kirkpatrick pled guilty on multiple charges of larceny and related offenses. Johnson County officials reported youth probation terms and planned further hearings at the Juvenile Court, with additional suspects to face arraignment and possible sentences including restitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sweet
Alphonde Swen
William Kirkpatrick
Ganiths
Thomas Christopher Planted
Abe
Sean
Arlington
Kirkpatrick Les
Tite Criminal Court
Haile Owe TE Maen
Aury
Tare
Andee
Atwater
Alice Shauld
Wirkpitrich Pun
Nani
Praters
Oelock
Dees
Sijiemn
Tate Ling
Frelay
Samael H. Moore
Coryaration Cyt
Renis Wanduile
Eanphay
Vtepenhiat Sainapaness Hind
Ernst
Uieirary
Garstavean
Third
Moran
Besa
Sid Thas
Attarneys
Deane
Senator Hughes Dies in Denver Colorado
Senator Hughes dies in Denver Colorado after sudden illness authorities report. The death occurred early this morning in Denver with funeral arrangements pending and tribute plans being organized by colleagues. Potential statements from officials and family were issued outlining mourning and service details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Hughes
Denver
Colorado
Breaks Leg in Fall in Weelmar Avenue Painting Date
A fall while painting a base on Weelmar Avenue left Nati Morse of 10 hinder street with a leg injury. He was treated by Dr. KW. PB Carmen and later transported to Central Mental Hospital for further care.
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Weelmarster Avene
Nati | Morse
Rehind
Elipiperd
PB Carmen
New Building Loan Elects Board Amid Taxed Rules
A heated meeting of the New Building Loan Society featured election of a new board and debate over monies, officer duties, and amendment proposals. Directors including Crone, Waller, and Brant faced scrutiny as members discussed bond totals, interest rates, and fund deposits amid governance questions.
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Leake
Brant Street
Graves
Rene
Che
Gore
Renee
Cris
Wee Feilmachie Valle Cers
Dali VW
Eggoafte
Serrotiens
Amgusties
Bond& Ammonit
Tajon County Trist Company
Ae E
Hoyar Vale
Calleetos Nutham Re Teavitt
Aaron
Arvoul Cotoe
Lst
Tourney
Legiela
Ness Treacy
Opel
Savings Bank Officers All Reelected for Year
Veatin ot ke Duin County savings with 6221 frontline officers reelected for year. The annual meeting notes officers Crane secretary and treasurer with others in attendance. Keatingges Nathan Ro Lewitt, attorney, presided. PrueTT described the slate and future plans.
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Savings Bank
Veatin
Duin
Saings
Theyormial Mmiening
Lemna
Phey Apes Pratsie Teddy
Falaaes
Pirewide Naistiin
Crane
Aml
Trae’ Weer
Mares
Thies Aaelstann Severtary and
Treeierr
Dames
Fo Keatingges
Nathan Ro Lewitt
Tepetia shaWerd
Crain
Balwant
Peter Kyendt
Vogel
Das
Hn Hefer
Matthew Mand
Police Find Woman Ill From Exposure
Police report a woman was found ill from exposure and removed to a hospital. The fragmented OCR mentions names and places but lacks clear details. appears to describe medical care and a response to a cold or unsafe environment. Further readable facts are limited in the damaged text.
Shooting Victim Buried After Interment at Cemetery
A shooting victim was interred yesterday at Milleounils Cemetery after a late evening event. Police reported the remains were discovered with non critical injuries and the investigation continues with local authorities.
Claflin Company Elects Directors at Noon Meeting
The Claflin Company held an annual meeting at the county offices where new directors were elected including Seale and Fahe, with Fahe as president. The session included reading minutes and a public vote, as neighbors attended the event on Friday.
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Comnpenseek
Oles
Tae Conny
Sant Egeal
Tie Direetors
Toe
Fot Vine
Fahe Bafia
Johi
Foume
Bnese
Earge K Armating
Tent AN Hames
Levie Stewart
Reed
Seven Die In Inferno At Business District Fire
A blaze at a Cincinnati business complex killed seven and injured many more after an early evening explosion and collapsing floors. Firemen rescued several workers from the upper levels as smoke and flames swept through the building in the business district.
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Valentes Plostona
Eraal
Lee Ygreet Trakding
Emery Aig
Issee Ippel Sone
Chatten
Sibhall
Ue Barry & Daniels Compiny
Ghee Denlere
Hhent Moestiill
Issac
Terry Stein
A Watt Fenlie Huvhametn
Vninn
Gian Aed Hay Company
Belin
Ianied
Ueotlicen
Karly
Daniele
Funnding
Archthild
Dave
Pan Hang Qaeta
Nha
Amoke Adil
Avin
Not enough readable content to form a proper headline
A fragmentary notice references limits on hatpins and a trial or legal action involving a woman and funds. The text is garbled and lacks clear entities or a identifiable event to summarize accurately.
Vote Buying Inquiry Opens in City Hall Amid Turmoil
A grand jury is convened to investigate alleged vote buying with figures named Maye Lavy and Trencher Peterday among those cited. The panel, led by Justice of the Peace Amelale, hears claims of fraud and coercion as officials prepare indictments. The meeting notes weak attendance and questions over the legitimacy of those involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maye Lavy
Tieekerumg
Jaton Thies
Trencher Peterday
la Enw
Vierte Retmar
Grand Jury
Ani Paniate Tharuuaply
Sharkes
Fraaduladt
Indur
Tee
Amelale
Cnemar Tir
Wien Lioenben
Waitty
Lagiaiae i Tyre
Local board elects Democrat inspector amid tense meeting
Valeok Whelan of Magnolia Avenue wins the inspector post as the board selects a Democrat in a heated session led by Clerk John Kenoh. The assembly, chaired by Commissioner Bye, approves a single-ballot vote and pledges diligent service amid partisan pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rat
John K. Kenoh
Krommy Wan
Devine
Nereu Tel
Wing Oils
Elaine Hom
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Atorney
Senate
Une Senate
Leenheil
Trinemt
Congress
Vately
Prine Macks
Semlor Gall Ab
Gloucester
Dnilho
Soquetor Nichols
Cuberhaml
Sean Tor Nichods
Te | Matise
Alee
Public Utilities Commission
Kiebbardt Ils
Limbret
Egenda
Nichols
Semblar Gebhardt
Citizens B. & L. Men
MR. Crane
Devver
Hove
Kansas City Star
Charles A. Craig
el Mora c and
West End Building and Loan Association
Swen Brothers
Supreme Court
Telegsar' Ty
Sevenal Deover
Col
Dan TL
Unibet
Mughos Eday
Sughrue's
Proctor
Union Business College
Broad Street
Dix
Por
Berrimin
Ash Wirth
Optician
Ron Gight
Jowenslads
Trans- Mora Association
Pepe
Candivainen
Chile
Broweritn
Che Hick
Biedwayy
Millaer
Henry
MU Millner
Tas
Pune
Wb Jet
Jude Mel
Tiithonus
Cfutch
Pather Foeentti
Nilea Street
Claflin Company
Huveay Floven
the Journal IN
Plainfield
Union News Company
Central Railroad
F. Wagner
City Market
Donald Wallace
North Avenue
Watchung Avenue
Excise
Patrick Whelan
Jaros Hagin
Cincinnati
Chamber OF Commerce
Wall Street
Fomrsal
York
Grier
Moland
Hiliu
BOARD
Kling
Fromm
Valeok Whelan O
Linmoeiet Amt
Remus
Vwi
Ety Huerte
Trombers
Ciopetin Wheto
Sheen
Heit Khu
Commissionena Brorand Rye
Che Aetian
Patte
Animate Rewnschlisss
Seeaulil
Renee Pee Vii
Cie
Astrath
Kents
Lenin
Inestin
Calpe
Tiementing
Hopson
Sue
Park AO Whelan
Magnolia Aver
Bonn
Exeine
Whelan
Elfzmetl
First Warl
At. Patrick's
Atoele
Singer Plant
Bayley Conor
Knights of Columbus
Courtabotren
Independent
Order of Forente
Washington Tenevolent Die
Holy Nagw Society
Whina
Eleni
Vaux Aeget
Cody Guetor
Ueber
Livy Cutie
Tifa
EU Wyatt
Aevuniaua
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