Miss Sigel's Slayer Still At Large In New York
New York police admit they have few clues about Leon Jing, believed to have killed Miss Sigel Troy, whose body was found in a trunk in Chinatown. Despite exhaustive searches of Chinatown, including every laundry and restaurant, authorities remain unsure when or where he left the city. Ta Sing, restaurant keeper, reportedly stayed in his place for twelve hours but could not confirm Jing's location.
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Washington
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Young Westons Start for Chicago
Mr. WH Tinter and party depart for Chicago at 10 tonight for a business mission. They plan overnight travel to reach Chicago amid heat and delays, awaiting arrival and meetings with Mayor Le Maynr Ansac and officials on arrival at Abe le dentin.
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Mystery of Christian Science Exposed by New York Leader
Mrs Della M Gilbert of New York pursues a public suit alleging Mary Baker Eddy, founder of Christian Science, died or mindless and that Mrs Eddy hid her alleged Weston disclosures. Gilbert, a former Christian Science leader, seeks to reveal secrets from Brookline house investigations to force court action.
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Raday
Robison Park Amuses Hundreds with Vaudeville Show
Robison Park drew thousands yesterday as cars packed the grounds and late crowds filled the lanes. The week’s vaudeville featured Rogers, Sherman and Lukens with singing a roving act, plus Darraw and Mitchell in a tube sketch and a piano girl number, while moving pictures drew large audiences and Indian village displays pleased many. The park touted a summer of clean wholesome entertainment with popular attractions well patronized.
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Memorial Day Observances at Two Lodges
Two lodges held Memorial Day services, Knights of Kulghta at Pythax and Brathernesd of American Yeomen, honoring the deceased with solemn prayers and impressive ceremonies. About one hundred graves in Umdenswaodt were covered with flowers and commemorative emblems.
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Two Wells County Babies Die Friday Night
Janet Teabelle Ware a seven month old daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Ware died Friday night from a whooping cough attack. Amy O Ward a fifteen month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Ward of near Yoosin also died Friday night after a brain fever lasting about three hours.
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Yoosin
Samuel Compers Arrives in London
London reports Samuel Compers arrives this afternoon as president of the American Federation of Labor. He travels to Britain for unspecified meetings, with officials awaiting his arrival and expected discussions on labor matters.
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Discovery on Will and Hormones Sparks Debate at KU
A Kansas University psychology professor reports a controversial finding that a man’s will can influence bodily movements. The study cites experiments with monkeys and humans to argue that mental activity can modulate reflexes and finger or toe motions, suggesting willpower may steer physical responses.
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Mr Robinson to Resume Work After Letter
Mr Robinson is returning after receiving a letter from Mulford Rolin. The mindscape expert plans to resume work soon and bring a ten look to the practical part. An upcoming meeting is scheduled for tonight to address the coming of a permalert ajamian ban and related ads in the Journals Gazette.
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Local society notes and weddings in Mint City area
A long column of social happenings lists weddings engagements visits and travel plans. People mentioned include Miss Lizale Fischer of East Berry Street leaving July for the Alaska Yukon exposition. Miss Florence Rosenberg and Mr. Charles Christie marrying at St John’s Church. Miss Carrie Mayer wed to Mr. Charles Christie. Miss Ethel Avery and Mr. Ward Woodworth’s wedding at Highburn Port Collins. Mr. Peter Diroll and bride entertained by friends. and a large gathering at Huntertown church social with many attendees.
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Cote
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Ubis Ulty
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Mary Morris
Albert Aid
Christie Mayer
Weil
Carrie EB. Mayer
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Cristie
Vaice
St John's Theran Church
de Bey
Dannecker
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John Christe
Aid
Wess Dee Wald
Traction Company Wins Bluffton Franchise Amid Turbulent Era
A Bluffton franchise award shifts local transit dynamics as officials approve a traction company to operate. The decision integrates new routes, promises improved service, and faces scrutiny over funding and accountability. Community leaders urge careful oversight to ensure safety and reliability.
Bluffton Fraternity President Out of Hospital
A Bluffton University fraternity president, Mii) af Me. LN. Barrer, from Ohio, moved from Hope hospital to his home May after illness. The report notes his discharge from St. Joseph's hospital and mentions his family and local ties in Van Wert and New Point, Indiana, with a final line dated June 27.
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Merbuvell Advances in National Order Election
Fragmented report notes Merbuvell of Lite vity and Kryspas vie for presidency of the national order, while adjournments and unclear references to WL Atinson and high school letters create a muddled scene.
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