Richardson Claims Orchard Reveals Murder Lust in Stuenenberg
Boise report details attorney Richardson asserting Orchard’s testimony shows he could murder Governor Stuenenberg without aid. Coats, former Colorado lieutenant governor, joins critics calling Orchard a liar and denying involvement in alleged schemes. The scene includes courtroom tension with a panorama photo and guards reaching for weapons as proceedings unfold.
Brazen con man Selby faked death to lure Leta Lamberson
Miss Leta Claire Lamberson of Elkhart prepared for an engagement to John Leroy Selby who claimed death in an Indiana crash. Truth reports reveal Selby alive with a wife and child at Michigan City and an ex convict, staying at La Grange and the Herendeen Inn, prompting questions about his motives and deceit.
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John Leroy Selby
Leta Claire Lamberson
Elkhart
Selby
Lamberson
Miss Lamberson
Ridge
Comi
Riots Continue Against Kosher Meat Shops in Cleveland
Riots against kosher meat shops in Cleveland continued as price hikes of four cents a pound sparked clashes. A crowd of about 600 men and women stormed and attacked kosher stores, reflecting widespread anger over meat pricing in the city.
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Cleveland, C
Strike at Stock Yards Seen Inevitable
Chicago June 18 The teamsters strike at the stock yards is regarded as inevitable by both sides.
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Chicago
Teamsters
Secretary Metcalf and Party Safe After Vessel Passes
Secretary Metcalf and party are safe after a vessel passed the point at nine oclock this morning. Beaming from India, they report all sea conditions dispelled and safety confirmed.
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Metcalf
Trial of Village Jewels Acquitted Murder Case In Goshen Court
In New Paris Harry Toms stands trial for the murder of Rastus Paul, a barber, on May 16. A 25 man special venue jury was seated as Deahl & Deahl defend on self defense. Prosecution led by Frank and Davis aid ex Judge Merritt of LaGrange. Mrs Paul and relatives attend as jurors sworn at 2:35 PM. The village watches as testimony may begin before adjournment.
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Toms
Deahl &Deahl
Goshen
Eugene McClellan
Elkhart
Simon Fetters
Harrison Jr
James Judson
Jefferson
Samuel T. Stauffer
Olive
Frank
Brassman
Concord
Peter
Harrison
George McMasters
Walkhart
Harry Airgood
Cleveland
Timothy
J. Stultz
Ed. Swalyne
David
Ganger
John “Moyer
Union
James Long
Locke
Dodge
Paul
Goroner- Dewey
Manning
Howland Guilty in Goshen Shooting Case
Goshen resident Frank Howland was found guilty by a circuit court jury of shooting Lake Shore Fireman Charles Carroll with intent to commit manslaughter. His wife testified to disloyalty, and Howland received an indeterminate sentence of two to nine years at Jeffersonville Reformatory.
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Goshen
Howland
Jadze
Jeffersonville ‘Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Dodge
Tthem
Ater
Young
Isoeskel
Lake Shore
Shooting of Albert Soeskel by detective shocks railroad yards
Reported by B. BE. Marko the shooting occurred after Soeskel and two tramps rode a merchandise train car. Marko claims Soeskel hesitated drew a revolver and fled when ordered to stop. He fired once toward the ground. no fatal shot. Soeskel recovering. superintendent orders investigation into alleged officer cruelty.
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Young
Albert
Soeskel
Lake Shore
B. BE. Marko
Loeskel
Lpeskel
Marko
Walix
Silvers
Chicago
Wilson
Northern Indiana Baptists Close Annual Meeting in Elkhart
The Northern Indiana Baptist association wrapped its annual convention at the First Baptist church in Elkhart after a successful session. Rev. Horace N. Spear and Rev. W Kirk Bryce were named for future sermons, and delegates were chosen for the National-Baptist convention in Oklahoma City.
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Valparaiso
Northern “Indiana Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
Elkhart
Horace N. Spear
First
Baptist Church of
Ww. Kirk Bryce
Oklahoma City
Okla
Fradenburg
Goshen
W. ‘Kirk’ Bryce
South Bend
E. R. Parker
la Porte
Hikhart
I W. Bill
Michigan
Elkhart Pioneer Chamberlain Dies After Long Career
Elkhart elder and pioneer Milo Chamberlain, born December 29, 1832 in New York, died last evening at about 6 oclock after a long career in the proprietary medicine business started with his father in 1850. He lived on Main Street since 1851 and was a longtime member of Kane Lodge EF and AY.
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Elkhart
E Chamberlain
Milo Chamberlain
Elkhart County
Chamberlain
Onondaga County
New York
Lot
Washington
Staece
Kane Lodge
Cricab Ose in Sila and SolsUE Pr Nae Tete
The fragment mentions Cricab Ose in a context with Sila and Sols UE Pr Nae Tete. Details are limited due to unreadable OCR.
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Cricab
Became race rises as eater hangs on
A local competition sees a racer gain momentum with a late surge while a rival clings to position amid tense moments at the event venue. Officials moved to ensure safety as spectators watched closely.
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