MASTERY UNSOLVED POLICE THEORIZE FATAL SHOCK IN WRENCH CASE
Police and coroner weigh foul play in the deaths of Emil Jabes and his wife in Fort Wayne. They cite a possible gangli moment of murder or fatal heart failure amid unusual circumstances, noting money left in the home and no signs of forced entry. Coroner Kesler continues the inquiry with testimony from Emil Jabes and neighbors.
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Emile Jabes
William F. Papier
Tabas
Ankenbruck
Herk Sprider
Kesler Sill
Undertaker Feltzer
Ohio
Kesler
Emil Jabas
Pappert
Indianapolis
Tulianapolis
Henry Hilgeman
Sargeant Pappert
William P. Pappart
Kester
Thommas
Boodling at Indianapolis Confessions and Bribe Case
Indianapolis July 30 to Sept rational evidence in state vs John McGregor county commissioner charged with accepting a bribe linked to new boilers at the county powerhouse. Emmet S Huggins testified he acted as go-between paid McGregor 1000 of 3200 from Atlas Engine Works which had the contract. Huggins confessed to over fifty forgeries and embezzlement, stealing county records, and burning them. Atlas salesman testified to 3803 paid for commissions. Fort Benjamin Harrison unit arrived from Nome Alaska. 90 degree heat noted as troops acclimate.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John McGreg
Emmet S. Huggins
McGregor
Marion
Atlas Engine Works
Hollers
Huggins
County Commissioners” Court
Marland County
Affidavit Reveals Hearst Delegation Plot in 1908
Matthew F. Ryan of Wilkes-Barre, a stonemason, swears that hearings in Chicago exposed Hearst independent party managers as a confidence game. He alleges Secretary C. A. Walsh urged delegates to quit the Democratic ranks to help Taft win, while Ryan chose to oppose the plan and support Bryan.
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Chicago
Daily! Journal
Matthew F. Ryan
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
Hearst
Independent Party
Rnough
Taft
C. A. Walsh
Walsh
Delegnins
Thaccwo Cni
Pennsylvanis
Ryan
Air
Jaber
Bryan
Independence Party
Sonn
Hunte Steeréva
Hearst Party Taft Ad Contends With Independence Platform
Lincoln Neb July 29 After reading the Chicago independence party platform Bryan issues a statement noting many planks align with the Democratic platform including direct senator elections tariff and trusts. He argues voters should choose the reform path offering the most changes rather than pursuing partial aims.
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Lincoln
Neb
Independence Party
Chicago
Bryan
Republican Party
Department of Labor
Democratic Party
Weather notes and political developments amid July heat
The weather map shows showers and cooler air in Ohio on Friday with fair conditions and brisk northerly winds elsewhere from Indiana to Michigan. The report covers temperatures, a reference to recent heat, and mentions Victor Rosewater's letter to Bryan and Bryan's acceptance speeches. It notes attendees, including G. John W. Kern, and Bryan’s plan to host a supper at Fairview. It also mentions a joke about an educated mule mascot and Frank A Pay joining Bryan's advisory committee.
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Washington
Indiana
Illnois
Tanner Michigs
Eridur
Sagar
Bryan
G. John W. Kern
Fairview
Minnesota
Mr. Bryan
Paul
Frank A Pay
John A. Johnson
W- d. Bryan
Parachute Trainer Killed in Jackson Drop
Meh July 20. William Oliver of Mason, a young aeronaut, was killed during a parachute drop at St Hague Park on Vandercook Lake near Jackson. As the parachute filled, a string on one side snapped and he plunged about 8000 feet to the ground.
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Jackson, Meh
William Oliver
Mason,hich
St Hague Park
Vandercook Lake
Here
Packard Band Program at Robison Park This Evening
Readable parts indicate a Packard band concert at Robison Park tonight featuring a mix of marches Reveries and selections. Mentions of Cupid's Private code My Hola-Hula and Nestle by My Ride plus Wagner procession tunes hint at a varied program with brass and percussion.
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Packard
Robison Park
Weldon
Cupid
Nestle
Atsha
Carmen
Marsh
Fleming settles street repair dispute with $1000 payment
After months of discussions Bast Le street property owners and Fleming reach a settlement. Fleming agrees to pay $1000 to the board of public works for street repairs and will be freed from future liability. The Lewis street paving will be restored to first class condition under the board’s supervision.
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Bast le Street
Br. 3
B. Pieming
Agterment
der. Fleming
Fleming
Board of Public Storks
Schwier
Colerick
Fort Wayne & ‘Wabash' Valley Traction Company
Lews Street
Lewis Street
W. D. Meyer
Wit
Blonau
H F. Hilgeman
Christine Franke
Henry Kaiser
G. W. McKee
Schuyler and
Rodenbeck
Joseph Derheimer
Berheimer
Pleming
Roosevelt letter clears taxroadeers protest on freight rates
Cincinnati July 30 The Receivers and Shippers association reported to President Roosevelt that protests over proposed freight rate increases to Texas territory were inaccurate in a dispatch. The letter to the White House said two railroads had not obeyed a court order and the attorney general is examining the matter. William Lohr Jr wrote that the president had no such statement and that a copy of the association letter reached the president for consideration.
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Cincinnati
Receivers and Snipers’ Association
Roosevelto
Receivers and Shippers' Association
Texas
Loebig
Oyster Bay
White House
Washington
Yith Inst
William Lohr, JR
E E. Williams
Chamber of Commerce
Cinemanetl
Ohio
Niezer of Monroeville Honored at Hay Association Meet
The National Hay Association wrapped its fiftieth annual convention at Cedar Point with Maurice Niezer of Monroeville Indiana chosen as president and H Be Gandrich of Winchester Indiana named secretary treasurer.
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Sandusex
Naonal Hay Association
Gedar Point
Maurice Niezer
Monroeville
Ind
H. Be Gandrich
Winchester
Ring and Falls at Kniehertrocker Showdown
The epic club faces a six count test tonight as Bill of Glens, Ragland, and Marey vie for supremacy before Kniehertrocker referee in a key match.
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Ans Falls
Glens Eal
Marey Ansilehl
Taft Shows Fatigue After Rapid Travel Run
President Taft admitted this afternoon he felt tired from the rapid evolutions he has undergone in about eighty days. He reached the Hot Springs hotel shortly before 1 o'clock, fading from Cincinnati, accompanied by Mrs. Taft and General and Mrs Corbin.
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Hot Springs
van File
Wilton HH. Taft
Honad Hotel
Cincinnati
Taft
Corbin
Gompers Fires Back Over Labor Vote Belief
Samuel Gompers defends labor’s political stance against claims he would deliver the vote for a party. He says organized labor is honest and capable of choosing the best representation, denying personal aims or politics, and condemning attacks as unjust and contemptible. Frank Hitchcock denies any personal campaign against him.
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Washington
Feld Samuel Gorners
Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
K. Crompers
Mr. Gompers
American Federation
Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National
Gompers
Arrauses
The Thomas Car Reaches Paris in Historic Transatlantic Run
The Thomas car from New York arrived in Paris at noon today after crossing the frontier. Automobilists escorted the vehicle along the boulevards, meeting it at Meaux, twenty-five miles east of Paris. Crowds cheered as the crew received congratulations from race officials and celebrated at a Paris hotel.
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Paris
Thomas
New York
Meaux
Metin
Wayne hotel to launch new cigar unit Saturday
Dir Ora Tenkel the Wayne hotel clerk will take charge of a new cigar unit on East Math Street Saturday morning. Fixtures are in place and Frank Warner, formerly at the Wayne stand, will head the WW stand while Tenkel continues to operate both phe n and ef phen, as noted.
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Ora Tenkel
Wayne Hotel
East Math Street
Frank Warner
Wil Hays
Mr. Tenkel
TenYearOld Hero Rescues Sister From River Boating Accident
Avyabash Indiana July 9 Ten year old Jon Rogers saved his eight year old sister after they fell from a boat into the Wabash River. He fought the swift current to keep her head above water and carried her ashore despite exhaustion. Onlookers praised his calm bravery and he kept insisting it was his fault not theirs.
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Avyabash
Ind
Jon Rogers
Har
Hla ‘Hid
Horh
Hamantle
Twe Little
Geapice Hiera
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Sullivan
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Jonn W. Kern
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