Robbery at South Bend Post Office Nets Big Haul
Negro desperado kills four men then commits suicide as a post office vault robbery in South Bend yields stamps totaling about 18.50. Entry was made through the Household Outfitters store room. robbers drilled 14 by 14 inch holes, covered floors with blankets, used power from nearby wires, and left tools and a bottle of nitroglycerin behind. Police traced the crime to a building connected to the post office and dispatches from Cincinnati and Fort Wayne followed.
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Sodyh Bend, Inc
Chen Yagemen
Employe 2 Household Outfitting Company
Parker
Te Vault
Migans
Pudlley
A. B. Halmes
Cincinnati
Ohio
A. RL Burr
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Berlin under shock as Count Huelsen dies suddenly
In Berlin on November 15 General Count Huelsen Hazeler, imperial adjutant and close aide to the emperor, died after dinner from apoplexy in the emperor's presence. His sudden death clouds an imminent audience and a potential shift in imperial power as radicals fear loss of constitutional balance.
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Count Huelsen
Hazeler
Taninel
von Ruel
Kiel
Deutschland
Count Hielsen-Hazeler
Denase
Reichstag
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Hernieh
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reRaneras
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Saraiga Atfios
Baran
Ruaker
John Stout Murder Case Will Be Called This Morning
The John Stout murder case, second of four indicted men in Marshall County, opens in circuit court this morning with Edward O’Rourke presiding. Four men were indicted for the murder of Marshall County’s Croy. Stout faces trial as Herman Milkee has already been convicted. The state’s attorney is aided by James M. Robinson and Harry F. Hilgeman. defense includes R. R. Erwin and P. B. Colerick. Trial expected to last about two weeks.
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Inder Edward O'Rourke
John Stout
Marshel Columbers Croy
Woerhurnan
Torney Thomas
James M. Robinson
Harry F. Hilgeman
Stout
R. R. Erwin
P. B. Colerick
Trail
Herman Milkee
Cook
Miller
Cray
Shoronehiy
Fred LaDuke
Crie
Stony
Herman Miller
Labing
Lint
Ubie
Sraut
Ston
Oman
Merman Miller
Callon
Ke Erwin
Y Daidge
CM Rourke
Torney
Thomas
Tiff Grice
Death of Mrs Julia Stahl at West Baden suspected foul play
Special to the Journal-tuzette reports the death of Mrs Julia Stahl widow of baseball star Chick Stahl. Found in a doorway in Boston after drinking carbolic acid in West Baden Ind. Foul play is suspected. She was formerly Julia Harmon of Roxbury Mass. and had connections with the Boston Americans during Chick Stahl’s career.
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Journal-tuzette
Toston
Mess
Novie
Julia Stahl
Chick” Stahl
West Baden Ind
Stahl
Misa
Julia Harmon
Rowbury
Mass
Stuhl
Mare Tig
Port Yavie
Ind
Aaron
Roxbury
Foraker Comments on Standard Oil Case in Cincinnati
Senator Joseph B. Foraker discloses letters about Standard Oil employment ties dating to December 1898. He asserts his influence helped sustain litigation and protect property interests, while criticising another member’s links to the case and seeking clarification of Foraker’s role.
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Cingcinnate
Joseph B. Foraker
Lethem Kingself
Virgil P
Kline
Declan Mr. Poraker
Cas Wits
Francis J Heney Improves After In-Court Shooting
Unclear fragmentary report notes Francis J Venex in San Francisco after a court shooting Friday Morrbs. Text references progress, but many words are garbled leaving limited verifiable details or context about the incident or individuals involved.
Jones to Star in Charley's Aunt at Majestic
Fort Wayne audience will see Frank Jones cast as Lord Babberley in Charley's Aunt the three night and matinee engagement. The stock company promises lively comedy and bold disguises showing Jones’s comedic talent and popularity in Fort Wayne as he steps into a challenging role.
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Majestic
Jones
Charley
Frank Jones
Lord Babberley
Oxford College
Stack Company
Port Yne
Miself
Fort Wayne
Weather forecast for Indiana and Michigan and general winds
Nov 13 weather note from Washington predicts Monday fair in Lower Michigan with fresh west winds. Forecasters report rising harmanin readings and a brief malfunction in the system causing temporary issues across the lines. The note mentions a focus on confirming readings and totals for the year with some unclear figures and repeated mentions of measurements.
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Washington
Manda
Twoelaes Onis
Indiana
Thmois
Lower Michigan
Fair Monway
Warrhiweat
Catholics Disloyal? Church and State in Presidential Voting
An open letter to President Roosevelt from a Lutheran synod cites Rome’s opposition to separation of church and state. It argues Catholics cannot sincerely subscribe to the federal constitution and questions Catholic presidents' fitness to lead, asserting loyalty to religious liberty and church-state separation. The piece references papal texts and quotes from church authorities, noting continued debates over voting for candidates based on religion.
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Roosevelt
Ehh
New York City
Synodical Conference of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America
Otter Heratioa
Sech
Uy Vitizena
Mian Catholic Church
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Pile VI
Leo XII
Cardinal Githons
Okmulgee Shootout Ends as Sheriff and Deputies Die
Five people killed and ten wounded in Okmulgee county after Jim Deckard a Negro man barricades in his house and fires on a sheriff’s posse. Sheriff Edgar Robinson and Deputy Henry Klaber die alongside two Black deputies. Indian boy Steve Grayson dies later. police chief Vic Farr injured. Governor Haskell orders militia as tensions ease.
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Okmulgee
Okla
Jim Deckard
Iesperado
Edgar Robinson
Okmulgee County
Henry Klaber
Chapman— Brothers
Steve Grayson
Vic Farr
St. Lauls
San Francisco
Grayson
Klarer
Deckard
Klaber
Robinson
Pindad
Regicide Suspected Amid Chinese Imperial Crisis
News from Melbourne and London reports rumors of foul play in the emperor's death and potential rebellion in China. Troops in Pekin and palace disorder cloud the official succession as Prince Yi, regent, steps toward the throne amid Dowager Empress's death and fears of unrest.
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Pekin
Melbourne
Australia
Sydney
The
Age
Tha T Ie
Chinese Reform Party
Times
Lond Pekip
Ita
Tsee Tai An
Kuang Hen
Anelock
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Lie Mir
Prince Chun
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Bey Morndiy
Aye Vine Peror
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Suveral
Vin Hsu
STATE LOSES IN BIG FIRE AT INDIANA REFORMATORY AND PLANT
Fire at Indiana State Reformatory in Jeffersonville and Indiana Manufacturing plant across the Ohio River in Louisville destroys five buildings and spreads, causing about 250 million dollars in damage. No fatalities. inmates remain in cells amid cheers from windows. Jeffersonville fire department aided by Louisville units after water mains failed.
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Louisville
Indiana State Reformatory
Indiana Manufacturing Company
Jeffersonville
Ind
Ohio River
James
Indians Manufacturing Company
Ube Reformatory
Residents demand board action over cracked lake avenue paving
Lake Columbia residents ask the board of public works to reconsider pavement repairs after the city rejected the recently laid Avenue paving. Cracks have appeared in the asphalt and water has seeped in, raising fears the pavement will deteriorate by next summer. The work was done by Metro Public Engineering Co, whose city contracts have been questioned for substandard execution.
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Y Morrow
Prbkis Works
Tt Dy
Metropoliti Engineering Company
Carrie Aur
Winona Laker to Return After Injury
Winona Lak football eleven aims to rebound after a tough game Sunday. Coach Penhilligan notes key players like Net and TecoLeny are near full strength as the squad prepares for a home contest against the Wars Guards.
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Kiet News
Winona
Treport
Vda
Amd Bimday
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Winona Academy
Football
Vinild Net
Surmbay
Wars Guards
Penhilligan
Onisa anAtter
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