Were Emile Jabal and Vic Tims Murdered by Robbers
Post mortem findings indicate the aged couple Emile Jabas and his wife Vic Tims were choked to death with fractured neck bones. Coroner Kesler and investigators weigh murder versus accidental death as they examine signs of strangulation, inside locks, one open window, and lack of robbery evidence.
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Emilé Jabas
Kesler
W. Rhamy
Kesisi
Thomas
Hyold Hanes
Helief
Tme
Peltler Undertaking Establishment
Hedren
James 3. Dingen
B. W. Rhamy
Harrod
Ottao
Chamba
Strandle Case Sparks Theories On Strangulation Evidence
The article details a suspected homicide involving Emil Jabas and his wife with a contested post mortem, noting missing exterior neck marks and possible fracture of the hyoid bone. Doctors differ on whether the fractures indicate crime or could arise from handling, while witnesses discuss family finances and prior visits.
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A. J. Koster
Jabas
Keslee
Samuel Morris
Charles Nunn
Alice Ceshrell
Wallen
Sais
Morris
Annals
Son Seeks Answers After Theft Accusations At Morgue
Eni Jabas Sr, son of a deceased couple, returns from Indianapolis in late afternoon, meets Farrelman Deen and two friends at Jyrorurhan station, then goes with them to the coroner’s office and later to Peltier’s morgue to view the scene.
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Eni Jabas
Indiananolis
Welch
Yestaritas
Jyrorurhan
Farrelman Deen
Peltier’s
Jailie mob halted after attempted jail raid in Pensacola
In Pensacola Florida on July 9 a man identified as Shaw attacked a Black man at a residence, wounded Mrs Lillian Davis and Mrs Tayvis while trying to seize a Black person. A deputy sheriff captured Shaw after a fierce struggle as a large mob surrounded the jail, the crowd delaying for hours.
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Pensacola
Fla
Taroe
Geanfer Bhuwy
Lillian Davis
Tayvis
Shaw
Doyle
Sherif
Packard Band Program at Robison Park Tonight
Dispatch notes a Packard band program at Robison Park this evening amid a March naval brigade display. The text references various school groups and performers, includes garbled names, and mentions a string of unclear events and locations, with scattered phrases about King and New York.
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Packard
Robison Park
Naval Brigade
JL Clarke
Ron
Sean Eger
Vasa Beal
Seharmenta Ciprinar
Winale
New York
Mahia Ow
Fulton
Mob Attacks Jail as Sheriff Defends Prisoner
A mob storms a jail after shots are fired from upper windows wounding two deputies. The sheriff vows to defend the prisoner at all costs. The assault continues through the night with a prisoner dragged to a light pole and executed. H. Kellum, a streetcar conductor, is killed and several deputies and mob members are wounded before dawn.
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Nima
Gaure
Rolley
Mov
H. ©. Kellum
Igelork Clus
Lang and Papke Ketchell Fight Upset Looms Big Bout
Baron Lang, ex-California club member, and Gilly Papke alias Staley Ketchell prepared for a 25 round middleweight showdown at Vernon club on Labor Day. The match eyed as one of the biggest on the American fight calendar, with Foster-Verne and Mille games noted. Ketchell deemed dangerous while Lang aims to secure Vernon win.
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Baron Lang
Ile Ooast
Jeffries Club
Vernon
Cal
Gilly Papke
Staley
Vernon Club
Evers
Kerchell
Hage Kelley
San Francisco
Fougie
Fqeast
Billy Payky
Stantex Ketchell
Ding
Milwaukes Orficels
Aed
Stamler
Tve
Rolley i
Stamill
Paplsay de Vernon
Ketchell
Roosevelt Gets Busy with National and State Politics
In Oyster Bay on July 29 President Roosevelt held a three hour conference with Timothy L. Woodruff and Francis Loomis to discuss the political outlook. They talked of Governor Hughes’s renomination and the national situation, with Roosevelt stressing non interference in local politics. Loomis, bound for Japan for the Tokio exposition, shared views on Venezuela and the Venezuela crisis while noting an optimistic national outlook.
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Oyster Bay
N.Y
Roosevelt
Sagmmore Hill
Oyster Bar
Taft
Timothy L. Woodruff
New York State Republican Committee
Francis 8. Loomis
Ohio
William Loeb, Jr
Harry B. Needham
Loeb
Woodruff Seldther
Hughes
Woodruff
New York State
Loomis
Tokio
Japan
San Francisco
Venezuela
Taft Heads to Mountains For Campaign Rest Period
Cincinnati July 29 William H Taft accompanied by Mrs Taft will depart at 9 10 tonight for Hot Springs Arkansas where he will remain until the campaign opens in early September He plans to return to Cincinnati by election day After a quiet day Taft conferred with Arthur Voris Williams and Elmer Dover and visited his father in law Mrs Taft spent the day away from the public eye An anchored Shanty Boat on the Ohio River fired upon but caused no serious injury to Mrs Charles B Russell Investigators examine the incident aboard the steamboat company note
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Cincinnati
Twilliam H. Taftt
Taf le
Staf
Ohio
State
Willams
Elmer Dover
National Committee
International Fbrocherhmd
Stearn Shovel
Dredré
Hetton
Taft
Charles B. Russell
Wes
Weather forecast for Indiana Ohio and Michigan regions
Weather notes forecast strong winds and cold front ahead with gusts Friday. Parsec predictions indicate brisk conditions across Indiana Michigan and Ohio with a notable change to northeast to south winds beginning Thursday night into Friday.
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Washington
Vly
Parceast
Fatrersday
Conler
Bryan plans speeches as Taft campaign clash grows
Lincoln July 23 Bryan says he will address issues from the Cincinnati address in upcoming talks and will attend Kern’s Indianapolis notification. He accuses Taft of destroying business and vows to debate tariff trust labor and reform while outlining a campaign, stressing a limited tour before October.
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Bryan
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Rosewater Urges Bryan to Disavow Elector Petition
Nebraska Republican Victor Rosewater issues an open letter to William J. Bryan asking disapproval of a bid to list Democratic electors under People’s Independence. He questions which faction would betray friends and vote for Rosewater, urging Bryan to stamp approval. The item notes related fundraising by Charles W. Bryan and Democratic committee activities in other states.
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Omaha
Neby
Victor Rosewater
Nebrasim
Toedar
William J. Bryan
People’s Independence
Rosewater
Nebraska
Thomas B. Tibbles
St. Louis
People's Party
Thomas E. Nees
Watson
Mr. Rosewater
Bryan
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