Murder in Greene County Stuns Indiana Mob
Louis Shulley, 71, allegedly shot merchant Will Watson in Linton Indiana after a poker dispute. Watson, wounded in the head, lingered over 14 hours before death as Shulley fled into nearby mines. a force of ten men guards the area as authorities pursue him.
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Linton
Ind
Greene County
Louis
Shulley
Will’ Watson
Watson
James Head
Uae
Mower Hill
Kentucky
Mason
Bicknell
Cleveland
Harrison
Magon
Kilchy Watson
Mormon Prophet Smith Pleads Guilty To Unlawful Cohabitation
Joseph F. Smith head of the Mormon church appeared in Salt Lake City district court and pleaded guilty to unlawful cohabitation. A $300 fine was imposed, with Judge Ritchie choosing the maximum fine but not jail. Smith defended his marriages as church sanctioned and eternal, noting the 1890 manifesto and changes since then.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Joseph F. Smith
Mormon Church
Ritchie
Presdent Smith
Aia
Smith
Wilford Woodruff
Trick of Politicians In San Francisco Case
Mayor Eugene E Schmitz of San Francisco arrived in New York aboard the Patricia with Mrs. Schmitz and Fred Hubert after a grand jury stated he faced extortion charges. Schmitz declared his innocence in an interview forthcoming, blamed political enemies, and claimed he courted anti-Soviet tension.
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New York
San Francisco
Patricia
Europe
Mra. Schmitz
Fred" H. Hubert
Chimpanzees Can Be Infected With Yellow Fever
The School of Tropical Medicine reports that chimpanzees can contract yellow fever via mosquitoes. quake reports describe deadly tremors in German New Guinea with tidal waves. In Utica Mississippi a merchant shot a neighbor then fled. Carlsbad New Mexico endures bacon fuel shortages as snow blankets town and range.
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Liverpool
Schoool of Tropical Medicine
Brazil
Victoria
B. C
German New Guinea
Bismarck Archipelago
Milowera
South Sea
Fual
Carlsbad
N. M
Roosevelt Ends Panama Trip Returns To Washington
President Roosevelt completes a long sea voyage including Panama and Porto Rico. He sails up the Potomac on the Mayflower and is greeted by his daughter Miss Roosevelt and aides. He praises the navy, Panama, and Porto Rico and plans a future message on the canal.
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Washington
Panama
Isthmus
Porto Rico
Roosevelt
Potomac
Louisiana
Piney Point
Navy Yard
Ethel Roosevelt
Hagner
Ardial
United States Navy
Panama, Canal
Pedro Requena Bermudez
Uruguay
Benor Bermudes
Marine Guard
Zion City to assign church assets to creditors
Announcement states John Alexander Dowle and Wilbur Glenn Voliva along with Zion readers will transfer all church industrial interests to Zion City creditors. A seven member board of directors led by Receiver John C. Hately will run Zion factories with three capitalists not aligned to Dowle to ensure businesslike management. Indebtedness is about 6 million dollars among Zionites worldwide and landowners. Navy Militiamen Drowned on Potomac during presidential reception Oneida capsizing leads to the death of Melvin L. Cleveland 19 boatswain's mate in the District of Columbia Naval Militia.
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Chicago
John Alexander Dowle
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Zion
John C. Hately
Dowle
Zion City
Zion Paper
Navy
Washington
Potomac
Oneida
District of Columbia Naval Militia
Piney Point
Melvin L. Cleveland
Degnan & McConnell Mine No. 19 Explosion at Wilburton
A Wilburton Oklahoma mine blast occurred at Degnan and McConnell Mine No 19 after days of fire. The death toll remains unknown with 19 violent fatalities reported in the past year but not linked to this incident.
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Wilburton
I T
Degnan & McConnell Es
Nebraska university tobacco crusade targets student chewing
Omaha Neb a crusade against tobacco use started at the University of Nebraska Chancellor Andrews announced that all students who chew tobacco will be expelled.
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Omaha, Neb
Nebraska University
Andrews
Booth Angry Over Salvation Army Funds Split
General Booth denounces American charges that a third of large U S funds are sent to Booths in England. London reports his indignation at the funding arrangement and the distribution of donations.
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Booth
London
Salvation Army
United States
England
Pianist Olga Samaroff Seeks Divorce and Stage-Name Change
Russian pianist Olga Samaroff, touring the United States, filed for divorce from her Russian naval contractor husband and asked that her stage name be made legal. Separately in Reno two hold up suspects were arrested 15 minutes after a street robbery following a train holdup on the Overland Limited.
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St. Louis Sm
Olga Samaroff
Ault
Reno
Nev
Javanese Love Dance Described as World’s Graceful Form
The text extols the Javanese love dance as the most graceful art with a pulsing sensuous rhythm. It claims Java women express rare grace surpassing Egyptian, Parisian dancers in poise and movement.
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Java
Unclear Exchange Between Richley and Gauquant Over Catfish Deal
A garbled dialogue fragment shows Miss Richley accusingly remarking on a catfish venture while Mr Gauquant counters with a remark about her fortune and appearance. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear context or identifiers.
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Tower Hui
Midland
Illinois
Kansas City
Chicago & Alton
Glasgow
Glasow
Slater
Armstrong
Tobber
Newark
N. J
Rebec GA Schwarts
Atlantic
St.louie
NEW Farmers Store
Hary Beckwane
Schmitz
Frisco
Myr
Mrs Schmitz
Waldorf-Astoria
Utica
Miss
Albert Cherry
Frank Hood
Cherry
Ethel
Miss. Richley
Mr. Gauqant
Gan
Ferdinand National Bank
Desh
Joe Daunhauer
SF SE Beckmann
Victor Clover
Ross
Southern Railway
St. Louis
Louieville
Florida
Jacksonville
Key West
Pointe
Florida Boat Coast Railway
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Este
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