Fiend Admits Slaying Woman with Axe in Brutal Murder
A former Michigan State Prison inmate confesses to killing the matron of a home for girls with an axe. An angry mob gathers, threatens to storm the building, and calls for the prisoner to be lynched. Officials push for quick action on a ship bill as authorities wrestle with crowd control and political pressure. President warns of possible special session if the legislative committee does not advance the measure. Davis launches first attack on the issue amid rising tensions nationwide.
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Davis
Michigan State Prison
Home For Girls
Straub
Dona Maud Gery Nevi
Deeret
Congress stirred by letter on ship subsidy bill pace
President Harding warned Congress to take up the ship subsidy bill before adjournment. The White House announced the administration would press for action now. House Rules Chairman Campbell signaled speedy consideration as merchants prepared to introduce the measure. Republican critics rallied in support amid White House pressure.
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Pensa Ashington
Harding
Congress
White House
Campbell
House Rules Committee
Merchant -Marine
Nominations Open for Tour Contest
Nominations open for a tour contest with plans to send the winner to France all expenses paid. Details discussed include the election winner visiting France and related talks are completed.
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France
Pictures Required for Campaign Coverage in The Journal
The Journal Gazette and Evening Press urge publishers to send photographers to document candidates. Pictures will appear regularly as the campaign progresses and are considered essential for successful campaigning. If photographers are unavailable, notify the Good Will editor to arrange coverage.
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Canaldaces
Gontastantd
Gazette and Evening Fross
Ard
Veged
Norton Coupory
Garttts
Evening Prods
Taft Waynes nomination drive on Good Will Delegation tour
Taft Waynes leads a four week campaign tour under the American Committee for Devastated France. Candidates must file notices of candidacy at campaign headquarters and prepare for the ballot election.
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Taft Waynes
Thas
Frayne
Wit
Afra
Rene Mineny
Hennes
Ealsteenien
Gantinusden
Angry man injures horse in violent assault
A man injured a horse in a violent attack, breaking three of its fingers. A physician later examined the injured hand and noted the fractures. The incident details are reported with focus on the assault and medical findings.
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Colualeus
Tod
Dane
Bees
Tad
Strock
Drought Flood Fatalities Hit San Salvador
In San Salvador Republic of Salvador on June 13 heavy rains caused rivers to overflow. The Acoshwaile and Arenal rivers flooded the city, destroying homes and sweeping people away. Rescue efforts found bodies, with more missing. authorities dispatched a relief expedition to aid affected areas.
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San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Thera
Tayawa
Ann Attoam
Seaton
Ald
Olareas
FIRST JUNE WEDDING ENDS IN DIVORCE TURMOIL
George W. Tallinger, 24 Riding Street, factory inspector, seeks divorce from Mary J. Tallinger after a stormy marriage began June 7. He accuses habitual drunkenness and late nights away from home while she allegedly flirted with other men and drank with companions. Witnesses describe a strained, sensational trial with contested claims and a judge granting four days’ respite pending further testimony.
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George W. Tal Uinger
Riding Street
Aled Sult
Mary J. ‘Tallinger
Marvel Inn
Tatthiper
Php
Ang
Tytinger
Dadige Wood
Laura Mac Cebie Fron
Goble
Aoradland Nan
Wien
Anti Rum Lecturer Kills Woman With Auto While Drunk
Philadelphia report states June 13 coroner held George Tyler of Baltimore, lecturer on the Pitfalls of Remin, criminally responsible for the death of Miss Mary Emslie on March 27, due to being intoxicated while driving the automobile that caused the fatal accident.
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Philadelphia
George Tyler
Baltimore
Mary Emslie
Democrats Flay Tariff Measure In War Warrington Debate
June 12 report from Warrington describes Democrats attacking a tariff measure as administration effort to curb wartime furniture prices. The discussion centers on taxing household goods and furniture, with criticism of proposed enforcement methods and concerns about cost of living.
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Warrington
Billas
Mauy
Carolin
Sendior Ibn Temorrit
Utah
Eichhorn Chosen as Flag Day Orator
Judge W. A. Eichhorn of Bluffton selected as principal speaker for Flag Day ceremonies at Gwinn Park. The event, organized by the Indiana lodge of Wisconsin Ah, will feature an extensive program led by lodge officers and members with patriotic choirs, songs, and a flag address. Special invitations extend to all patriotic and service organizations to attend the observance.
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Gwinnny Park
Wis
Jmlga
H. Elenhorn
Bluffton
Ocanton
Kikstodge
Upot Tha Tig
Ameritanium
Indge
Summit
Quertolin
Trosby
Ciberty
Inde
Ang, Elks
Vributa
Warry
Hogan
W. A. Eichhorn
Ong
America
Harding to Dedicate Baltimore Monument Today
President Harding will deliver the dedication address at Baltimore for a monument on the site of fought British assault during the war and near where Francis Scott Key wrote The Star Spangled Banner. A White House motor tour will bring the president and entourage with veterans and troops part of a city pageant.
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Harding
Baltimore
Washington
Ling
Wort McMenry
Rains Scott Key
Shipping Board Debates Gallivan Remarks Amid Confusion
Representative Gallivan and colleagues spoke on shipping board policy under the Volstead act. Debate touched on prohibition era allocations, ship labor and fuel costs, with opponents accusing the administration of restricting movement. The crowd pressed for clarity as lawmakers argued over financing and authority.
Distilling Firm I8 Investigated in Indianapolis
Federal prohibition director for Indiana and Simmons, chief of the prohibition enforcement, opened an inquiry into the Harminend Distilling company estate. The probe followed a tip about illegal operations and involved seized barrels and aging processes, signaling a formal investigation into the firm’s activities.
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Indianapolis
Cing
Reet Aforgan
Federl Prohibition
Tndlant
Yarmondhia
Harminend Distiling Company
Garetyed Fmws
Mt. Simmons
Prosidelilon
Fuente Fi Nirtiarn
Jdiana
Ay Arawanl Ae
de Fey Ly Argent
Fram Fim
Telp Db Wan Dnderatanl
Move to End Strike Reported by Union Official
William Cree, secretary of the United Mine Workers, states move to end the strike is under way with conference talks. President TK Alor of the Malia Conor company and operators' representatives may join talks as the coal industry seeks to resume production. Further details to follow on page 2.
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Cinginnate Dame
Fmt
Hote
Anon Onal
Willy Die Wiitain
Ute Nathanaval
William Cree
Ming Worknes
Gloveland
TK. Alor
Malia Conor. Company
Ie Agtive Hurl
Green
Johndog Lo
Storms Devastate Orleans and Orange County
Storms swept Orleans and the north half of Orange County causing structural damage. A wall at the Original Progress Kaaminer landing was blown in and water damaged nearby property. No injuries were reported though firm damage included a broken sprinkler system and ruined furniture stored in a tank shed.
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Orleans
Orange County
Trogress
Kaaminer
Orleune
Death toll from New York storm rises to near 75
Police say three more victims died after the storm crossed New York on Sunday. Two bodies were recovered from the water and another victim succumbed to injuries. Police estimate the final fatal count will reach about 78.
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New York Storm
New York
Colerick Explains School Situation In City Meeting
The council discusses school funding and governance amid factions. Officials note proposed modernizations and needed budges while names and duties of participants emerge, as debate centers on future policy. Continued on page 2 column 1.
Fort Wayne Tourists Greeted in All Towns
Fort Wayne visitors toured Goshen in a Get Acquainted event with crowds, a welcome message urging better trade relations, speeches praising Fort Wayne’s enterprise, and a farewell reception. The delegation traveled through towns, highlighted by a General Electric band, with continued coverage on page 2.
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Fort Wayne
Jam
Ainner
Goahen
Ld. R. Afidson
Walcome
Kil F. Spohn
Goshen
Wort
Wayne
Wort Wayon
Vlalting
Antion
Tor
Ely
Huereau
A. A W. Holt
Tw Lowe
Corcoria
Ganertl Hleetrle
Conpideca
Indianapolis Lads Held on Robbery Charges
Two Indianapolis youths aged 15 and 12 were held on robbery charges after allegedly entering a grocery store on the west side, stealing cigars and candy during a two day spree. Witnesses placed them near the scene on Sunday night as police investigated.
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Indianapolis
Ixmanapolis
Jane
Bavi
Welles
Guardsmen Save Suspect From Crowd At Jackson Jail
George Straub, ex convict who confessed to slaying Miss Alice Mallett, was smuggled from the county jail by Sheriff Edwin Larrabee after a threatening mob gathered outside. Guards used tear gas as orders for reinforcements mounted, aiding deputies and state police to keep the scene under control.
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Fackson
Mich
George Stroud
Alice Mallett
Edwin Larrabee
Iry
Ackson
George Straub
Grittenden
Home For Girls
Edwin Larraber
Straub
Quuners Nile Af Maternal
Goldstein Case Sparks Senate Debate Amid Controversy
Washington reports a heated Senate exchange over the Goldstein incident as critics accuse President Harding of mishandling the appointment. Senator Harrison and others defend the administration, while opponents label Goldstein’s conduct as indefensible, heightening political tension.
Loudin Heads Spanish War Vets of Indiana
Loudin leads Spanish War Veterans of Indiana in a meeting poster style note with names and places blurred. The report references leaders and members from Kokomo and nearby areas with unclear event details and dates.
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Loudin
Indiana
Bonus Bill Faces Delay in Senate
Washington June 13 The bonus and the tax issue will not be quickly resolved as Senate debate delays passage. Senators cautious about public reaction want time to explain positions to constituents and choose whether to slow or stall the tariff bill on the calendar. The result may push action three to four weeks, extending the legislative gridlock.
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David Lawnedge
Jourani-Gazette
Washington
Spartom
Bater
Congress
Pasa
Three Persons Held For Brunen's Murder
Mt Holly June 14 With Mrs Doria Brunen widow of Honest John Brunen the aireraman inmate held without bail in connection with the slaying Inal Moreh county authorities tonight maintained silence concerning the valuable evidence upon which they said they relied her arrest yesterday Mrs Brunen has little to say Brunen's brother Harre Moreh a former employee is held for the same charge he is charged with the killing of Honest John Brunen who was shot nearby also charged is Charles Powell for the same crime
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MT. Holly
Doria Hrunen
John” Brine
Dims
Harre Moher
John
Charles Powell
Ookjaw Causes Death of Woman Near Princeton
In Marciston Th. dine Mrs. Chaples Sean died after a bere of Tekh, raat iy Sobevnaad panakisah. Hebrev tine at her and eutfened by Call Crown wage several Wiss Agee.
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Marciston
Chaples Sean
Tekh
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