Herman Miller Convicted of Homicide in Woodburn
Herman Miller, former Woodburn marshal, was found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to life in prison. The verdict came after a swift jury deliberation of about ten minutes, with Mrs. Columbus Croy, widow of the slain marshal, stating she felt justice had been done.
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Weather Prognostications For Several Regions
The forecast lists conditions for Washington Ohio and Indiana with notes of fair weather on Sunday, cooler temperatures thereafter, and winds shifting from southeast to south or northwest. Michigan and Ontario anticipate showers, cooler nights, and cooler Sundays, followed by improving conditions and variable winds.
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Denver Welcomes Democratic National Convention Plans
Denver, the western metropolis, prepares for the Democratic National Convention set to occur in July. Citizens, business leaders, and the chamber of commerce tout city building gains, hotel readiness, and a new $61,000 auditorium to host future international meetings, signaling strong civic unity and projected growth.
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Leaders sought for Democratic convention chair amid talks
Delegates edge toward Theodore Ben as temporary chair amid committee talks in Denver on June 4. Names named include Henry B. Clayton of Alabama Todvon Tiarmon of Ohio Gov Folk of Missouri and Senator Fos Bailey of Texas as favored. Other officers and committee arrangements discussed with several officials named and attendees listed as the convention prep continues.
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County audit probes pay dispute over former treasurer
In Indianapolis on June 27 a written demand seeks recovery of 282,472.22 from D. Losey, former county treasurer, with 2,592.65 noted as interest. County commissioners authorized payment to Bushey due to taxes collected while treasurer, and the matter involves auditors’ review of books and county finances. The case arises during a probe led by Prosecutor Ellett Sooton and involves Tad Ruckelshaus and other officials. The report continues on page 7 column 3.
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Prohibition Laws Repealed Debate Sparks Across States
A panicked, sprawling account details widespread anti prohibition sentiment, political graft and legal shifts in New Hampshire Vermont New York and beyond. The piece argues public opinion shifts against enforcement while urging a return to common sense amid echoes of sensational press reporting and mob influence.
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Fatal Auto Accident Involving Military Vehicle
A fatal car crash near Barapouis claims two lives including an elderly driver. The incident notes a military company presence and personnel from Indiana National Defense. Authorities report one injured elder who survived a hospital transfer. The wreck involved a automobilte and preliminary statements point to a collision with a civilian vehicle.
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Two Negroes Lynched in Waterams Gin Case
A racial violence report describes two Black men lynched in a water site following tensions with local groups. Authorities have not released full details of suspects or motives. The incident underscores ongoing threats against Black residents in the area.
Fragments Describe Unclear Incident at Porch Hole
Disjointed OCR text reports someone with legs caught in a porch hole and a hazy scene involving a dye works and various unclear names. The passage is inconsistent and lacks coherent events, making precise meaning difficult to determine from the readable fragments.
Mexican Uprising Leaders Seek Asylum in U S
A shaky, allusive report describes Mexican leaders fleeing across the border while others remain jailed or killed. It notes rumors of camps on both sides, with sparse details on the battles and the fate of fighters in a volatile border situation.
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Teddy May Go On Stump In Indiana and Other States
Roosevelt and Taft held a joint council outlining strategy for the weeks ahead. Discussions covered insular affairs and mobilizing votes in Indiana and other states with large Negro electorates. The plan focuses on public engagement, with Roosevelt prepared to campaign and Taft seeking advice while denying definite commitments.
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