Eight Die in Fiendish Slaughter at Villisca
Villisca Iowa June 10 eight members of the Moore family and two girls were killed in their home. The murderer locked doors and windows, escaped unseen, leaving a bloody ax with brain matter in the upstairs room. Victims include Joseph Moore his wife and six children and two Spillinger girls. Authorities have no clue to the attacker.
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Villisca
Towa
Joseph Moore
Watlire
L Mla
Notte
Pb Moore
Herman
Katherine
Boyd
Paul
Lena Spillinger
Ias Spillinger
Crie
Moore
Editor Moore to wed Lillian Russell in Pittsburgh
Misa Lion Russell will wed Alexander Moore proprietor and editor of the Pittsburgh Leader on Wednesday June 13 after a Weber and Fields Jubilee performance at the Grand Opera. Moore, Roosevelt forces leader in the region, has attended several performances and shown notable devotion to Miss Russell amid talk of his political influence and her potential retirement from the stage.
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Mittsburgh
Misa Lion Russell
Alexander Moore
Pittsburgh
He Vride
Weber and Fielda
Ivan
Russell
Moore
Roosevelt
Weber and Fields
Mr. Moore
Jian Ween
Copatent
Lilian
Miner School Board Rejects Bids and Updates Bid Specs
In a rainy meeting at the superintendent’s office the Miner School Board rejected all bids for the erection of the machines and decided to advertise for new bids under amended specifications due by Monday, June 37. The board also purchased three late items in Lakeside for playground purposes and handled routine business.
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Hboard
Raguine
Superiintendant Estudy
Mac?achans
Tinsdtaf
Lakeside
Messenger Boy Struck by Street Car in City Crash
A messenger boy was struck by a street car at the corner of Calhoun and Berry streets yesterday. He was thrown to the street but sustained only minor head bruises and no serious injuries were reported.
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Calhoun
Berry Streets
Weather outlook for Washington and surrounding regions
Generally fair conditions expected Tuesday and Wednesday with variable winds at night. Temperatures rise to moderate levels across Michigan and Ohio with little rain. coastal areas see cloudy conditions and south winds. overall lighter precipitation anticipated amid mild to warm daytime highs.
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Washington
Indlers
Lower Amichigan
Ohio
Reader memory drives ad impact in repeated exposures
An advert ace and reader behavior discuss how repeating ads affect recall. The piece argues that readers notice when an ad is repeated and that new angles or changes keep attention, boosting business. It emphasizes changing copy to invite engagement and avoid fatigue.
Italian Count Faces Death in Michigan Car Crash
South Flaven Michigan June 10 Count E Desantis a cousin of the queen of Uati narrowly escaped death when a car carrying his wife, daughter, and his wife's parents Mr and Mrs E Dyer of Rome skidded and struck a curb. DeSantIs, driving, clung to the wheel as the wreck trapped him though he was injured.
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Mich
Count E Desantis
Uati
Line Datghter
E. Dyer
Rome
Italy
DeSarlis
Rival Leaders to Appeal Direct to Delegates at Chicago
June 10 The Republican convention scene forms with Lafollette and Cunmins headquarters opened in Ketete and a name hotel for Roosevelt workers. Alfred Rogers leads La Follette, six blocks away, as delegates arrive tomorrow. Direct appeals to delegates by campaign managers are planned, with committees on duty until close. Roosevelt adherents include Lindsey, Garfield, Noren Kent, and Pinchot. Taft supporters push for first ballot nomination, with MacVeagh saying Taft will win on opening ballot.
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Lafollette and
Cunmins
Ketete
Roosevelt
la Foltette
Alfred Rogers
Wisconsin
Tve Ly
Huntber
Koonevict Kaderr
Bolt Uy
Delefa
William Borrh
Idahoah
Somraltion
Regnevelt
Ben B. Lindsey
Colorado
James Garffeld
Otto
Noren “Kent
California
Gitford Pinchot
Ghis Fm
Ofrose
Grane
Roore
Velte
Atates
Washington
Amiles
Rankiing MacVeagh
Treasury
U S Battleships Arrive as Cuban Unrest Eases
Reported calm returns to Havana as the United States battleships Nebraska and New Jersey approach from Key West. The arrival of Admiral Osterhaus and the flagship Washington steadies affairs, with no American sailors ashore and disturbances fading in Oriente.
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Havana
Coronel Orestes Ram
Washington
America
United States
Nebraska
New Jersey
Key Weat
Havan
Bear
Osterhaus
Thode
Thiat
Nahore
Court Ruling An Aid To Prosecution
Washington June 11 The Supreme Court of the United States held that prosecution of offenders for criminal conspiracy is valid only when an act was committed to further that conspiracy. The ruling clarifies when an attempted violation of federal law can be punished.
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Washington
Iaralnst Foderri
Supreme Court of the Tinkted States
Mob attack at Waldorf Astoria as German officers visit
A mob of striking waiters clashed with police during the official banquet for visiting German naval officers at the Waldorf Astoria. Riotous scenes erupted and patrol wagons carried away several prisoners after officers fought to restore order.
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New York
Waldorf- Astoria
Rockefeller Interests Back Roosevelt in Democratic Shift
A Chicago Evening Post dispatch from New York reports Rockefeller interests reportedly lining up behind Theodore Roosevelt. The piece notes Dow Jones views the shift as likely and aligned with Roosevelt’s reform platform. The report cites Rockefeller‑linked banks and Standard Oil influence.
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Viser
Brexer
Aas
Creati Fon
Tockerelter
Dow-Jones
Roosevelt
Odtanmpolla
Dispatch
rook@l
Rockefeller
Rockefeller Group
Anmng
National City Bank of New York
Rockefeller Institution
Rorketeier
National City - Rage
Standard Oil
Standard Ou
Boston Car Strike Abates Amid Wage Disputes
A Boston car strike shows signs of easing with reduced frequency of stoppages at key facilities. Reports note damaged windows in Charles Town and Roslindale while rail officials discuss service slowdowns and wage disputes at several lines. The strike began weeks ago, impacting service across Madden and Somerville areas and prompting revised schedules.
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Ole
Fleming Nominated Without Opposition by Adams County Democrats
Adams county Democrats and Alten county Democrats will hold a joint convention in the Fort Wayne courthouse assembly room Wednesday at 2 o clock. The convention will nominate Senator Stephen Fleming by acclamation. Adams county Democrats indicated they would not present a candidate, satisfied with his representation in the senate. The meeting will show unqualified approval of his renomination, with A W Bosee of Decatur expected to preside.
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Alten County
Tin Fort Warnu
Weei Oeday
Stephen
Adams County
Fort. Wayne
A. W. Bosee
Decatur
Spencer Returns After Seventeen Years Away
Calvin W. Spencer, once a Wells County resident, came home to Fort Wayne after an absence of seventeen years. His son Charles Spencer and Mrs. G. Bardok, of Merrillville, greet him by telephone and hope he will return to farm life in Wells County. Family friends recall past moves and donations, noting Spencer’s wife Jeffry died four years ago and their property was divided.
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Calvin W. Spencer
Oxslan
Uniendaja
Dauaster
Churlton Spencer
Mra.g. Bardok
New York
Spencer Wna
Jeff Py
Une
Ian Depoxit
In & Bank
Ft Coe Hin
Experiment Farm Proves Profitable Northland Dairying and Potatoes
A Mid June report from Superintendent McGuire at Little Northeast Experiment Farm North Minnesota shows dairy herds averaging 3356 pounds of milk per cow and 258 pounds of butterfat with strong returns after costs. The Carmen potato variety yields 260 bushels per acre, 500 bushels sold at 75 cents, rest at $1.00, with growing costs about $25 per acre. results indicate profitable farming for Northern Minnesota.
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Grand Rapids
Mid
Minnesota
McGuire
Litte Northeast Experiment Farm
Experiment Farm
Loreal Sariot
Carmen
Jowny Coulton Nearly Drowns in Boating Accident
Jowny Coulton, a bantam light champion in training, nearly drowned after a rowboat capsized off New Fork. He cannot swim and was rescued by a coast guard, then taken to a nearby facility for assessment and care. He is expected to back in action soon.
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New Fork
Johnny Coulton
Steten Island
Labor leaders debate cost of production in Fore Wayne union
Regular session of the Fore Wayne Federation of Labor heard readings on April 23 resolutions urging a study of wool production transport and sale costs. Shively and Cyrus Cling indicated plans to present to the Senate. The American Federation of Labor communication urged union political candidates of all affiliations to attend. The War Wryne Cedar Union withdrew pending dispute with the International Brotherhood.
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Benatyy
Shively
Cyrus Cling
Wayne Federation of Labor
Senate
American Federation of Labor Requeatius Union
Toenl Cre Worteera
Wryne Cedera- Uon
Labor
Chey
Federation
Volcanic Action Threatens Alaska Towns Aid Sent
June 10 Alaska dispatch states Governor’s office received a cable from United Commissioner Minnegan in Sewell at June 9. Urgent dispatch of nutters to Cold Bay and nearby Wamna Korial vicinity due to volcanic disturbances. Revenue cutters Manning and Ahora requested via wireless to respond. Volcanic ash spreads. headaches and ash fall affect streets and residents.
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Acneau
Alaska
Hay
United Steen
Inncayary
Indiana Delegates Split as Taft Loyalists Prevail
Chicago dispatch reports Indiana’s full quota of contested delegates goes to Taft with 72 delegates allocated in the earlier bloc. A dispute over the 201 uncontested delegates and the handling of Indiana at large remains unsettled, while South Bend Republicans push for seating tensions. Colonel Maury S. New chairs the arrangements committee amid protests by Ryan Vel attorneys over affidavits.
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Indiana
Maury
New
Charing
Folbanks
Troon
Thineteenth
Taft
Dend
Rayan
Lim Alstrict
South Bend
Taft Roosevelt La Follette Cummins Delegates Split
Road Roller’s Record notes Taft uncontented with 485 delegates, Roosevelt 01, La Follette none, Cummins 36, others 10, 1 contested, 170 totals. 1 078 delegates needed. Committee postponed six at large from Arizona and two from southern California pending.
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Chicago
Taft
National Committee
Roosevelt
AML
laFallette
Cummins
Arizona
California
Angola man leads state assistant posts in Indiana
An Indiana article notes an Angola man heading the state association urging nonpolitical appointments in the Post Office service. It cites Louisville and Cincinnati connections, and lists officers elected including Guy J. Shaughnessy as president and William Reynolds as a treasurer, with calls for civil service reforms and merit-based promotions.
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Biraweye
Pestence Inspecter of
Cincinnati
Dex Hotere
Ths
Indiana State Association of Assists
Ant
Politica
Beatoftes
Birdweye
Guy J. Shaugheiss
Annala
Frank Amoss
Lomanzfort
Charles M. Mrown
Ruall
Woman dies in oil fire in Merrom home
Merron Indiana reports a fatal fire after Mrs. Lou Reynolds poured coal oil on the stove, igniting the Eltrons and house. The blaze caused her death late tonight as neighbors and authorities investigated the incident and fire origin.
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Merrom
Ind
Suge
Faigleg
Lou Reynolds
Merron
Howde
Reynolds
Nigit
Harmon Opens Fight to Control the Convention
Baltimore reports June 30. A goviural caucus of all delegates pledges support to Governor Harmon of Ohio for the presidential nomination. Leaders plan a pre-convention gathering to unify delegates and bolster Harmon’s bid. Lt Governor Nichols of Ohio and Chairman Davies of North Carolina organize press arrangements and announce seating for 420 desk personnel. Breen is not a candidate for president.
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Baltimore
Judson Herm
Ohis
Ry Ton
National Convention
Media Army
Harmon
Balieve
Cauilytes
Sevenral Rapina
Ugh Nichols
Ohio
Joseephus Davies
North Carolne
Tie
Daniels
Brean
Bryady
Taftites confront Borah over sudden wage reversal clash
The Taft faction, accused by Senator Borah of switching sides in a heated exchange, demanded explanations for an unexplained wage agreement reversal that unsettled the Roosevelt camp. Borah taunted the Taft supporters as “the worst scared lot” and pressed for the source of the revelation.
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Borah
Taftites
Taft
Almittings
Allidachs
Becwuse
Whisky Distillers Battle Across States In Tax War
A fierce trade war among whisky distillers erupts as the Terre Monte district pact ends May 1. Distillers complain about rising costs and fear consumers lose while rectifiers and blenders reap most profits. The conflict spreads nationwide after previously limited to the western region.
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Terre Monte -Ravenne
Ferré ’Haute
Peoria
Puison
Investigator tells WS duties to Darrow jury
Los Angeles June 10 investigator Cooney described duties of an investigator for the McNamara group. He testified Darrow’s jury faced warnings to keep witnesses out of state and to signal time to elapse service if seen as unfavorable to the defense. He said Franklin talked too much and Franklin reportedly heard statements about avoiding conviction. Darrow faces bribery indictment involving juror Robert Bata in the James Bodie Namara case.
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Los Angeles
Farore
Elade
McNamara Clateway
Cooney
Clarence
Darrow
Tor
Belberg
Franklin
Pranna
J. B
Bata
Fury
Robert T. Bata
James Bo Moe Nanmara
Nurses Earn Diplomas At Training School
An address by Dean An chartes P. Eumraon of the Indian Medical College announced the graduation of several nurses who received diplomas at Lone hospital last night. Names include Nelle Dean Tima Ohio, Ive Allee Lowran North Manchester, Ireng Belle Dovenney Warsaw, Mildred Wstetle Lambert Retro Mich, Lyata Buen Zirkle Roamtte, Gra Renle Reid Waukaee Ontario Canada, and Tree Myers Decatar.
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Anchartes P. Eumraon
Indiand
Heroic death tale masks fraud scheme indictments rise
Jay T. Yates, once linked to the Titanic disaster, was arrested in Baltimore for fraud, accused of forging money orders and issuing fake receipts. The case lists twenty seven indictments tied to the money order scheme. Secret Service initially questioned the heroic rescue narrative used to describe Yates.
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Jay T. Yates
Batth
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