Salamon Sender Kill Shot In Fort Wayne Vendetta Case
Ward of a Syrian boarding house on South Lafayette street witnessed a fatal ambush. Dorgan Faris Riszk, a 17 year old peddler from Toledo, shot Salamon Sender after a quarrel linked to a family vendetta, dying two hours later at St Joseph's hospital. Riszk claimed self defense but authorities note possible motives and Turkish letters found on him.
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Damascus
Dorgan Faris Riszk
Salamon Sender
Fort Wayne
Lowell
Mass
Sender
South
Lafayette Street
Paul
Riszk
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Hiszk
Senicer
Turkey
United States
Iszk Young
Toledo
George Lutfi
Losantville
Ind
George Studer
W. W. Barnett
Hospital
Lowell, Mass
War veteran and grandchildren die in Eldon fire
Ottumwa Iowa May 25 John Carter 75 a war veteran and the three children of his daughter Mrs Lela Shaw were burned to death when a lamp upset during a storm destroyed the Shaw home at Eldon twelve miles east of here Mrs Shaw worked overnight at a restaurant and left the children with their grandfather Central City Kentucky May 25 Five children fatally burned during private school commencement exercises last night
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Ottumwa
Iowa
John Carter
Lela Shaw
Shaw
Eldon
Here
Central City
Preacher Held Common Law Husband in Missing Minister Case
In Washington Tidings Judge Houghton in circuit court delivered oral opinion declaring Rev. E. B. Davidson the lawful husband of Laura Bunt Clair, daughter of Ax. The May 25 decision marks a ruling on a missing minister case and asserts a common law marriage.
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Washington, Tid
Houghton
EB. E. Davidson
First” Christian “Church
Laura
Bunt ‘Clair
Indiana Men Named for GH Degree Honor
Washington May 24 The National Civic Federation plans to invite twenty five Indiana men to join as members. Senator Beveridge recommended names including A M Grossbrenner W M Taylor H P Wasson George Gay D M Parry and others from Indianapolis Evansville Shelbyville Muncie Marion Newcastle Hartford City Seymour Columbus Lafayette Terre Haute South Bend Mishawaka Fort Wayne and Anderson. Letters from Hammond urged Indiana representation in the federation’s effort to strengthen civic education and national institutions.
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National Civic Federation
Indiana
Beveridge
A. M. Grossbrenner
Indianapolis
W. M
Taylor
H. P. Wasson
Hartford City
T. S. Bush
Seymour
Wiliam C. Irwin
Columbus
Samuel Murdock
Lafayette
W. R. McKeen
Terre Haute
C. A. Carlisle
South Bend
M. W. Mix
Mishiawaka
W. P. Breen
Fort Wayne
Arthur W. Brady
Anderson
Hammond
John Hays Hammond
The
Tariff Bill Debate Questions Constitutional Limits
Senator Shively of Indiana argued in the Senate that the maximum and minimum rate provisions may be unconstitutional for delegating legislative power to the executive. He warned the amended bill could be void, leaving Dingley rates in force, if the proviso and presidential proclamation were deemed invalid. The speech centered on the president’s role in setting rates and the Supreme Court’s potential ruling on delegation.
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Washington
Senate
Shively
Indiana
United States
Mr. Shively
Supreme “Court
Wheat Harvest 1 Started in Texas Near Crucial Test
Chicago May 25 Private advices say wheat harvesting began in three Texas counties with an average yield of 14 to 15 bushels per acre. Chicago expert H E Ryecroft calls the estimate fifty percent too high due to drought. May wheat on the board stood at 1.35 3/4. Harvest moves north as machinery hum rises toward midsummer across the Ohio and Missouri valleys.
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Chicago
Texas
H. E. Ryecroft
Lone Star
Board of Trade
Ohio
Missouri
NOORE DEATH DUE TO POISONING BY ACD CONTINUED
NOORE aged man employed as a yard conductor for the Wabash railroad was found dead at his home 1816 Hoagland avenue at 5 oclock Saturday evening from carbolic acid poisoning Friends say he may have mistaken poison for medicine A bottle lay empty at the bedside Tommy Moors long confined at home by rheumatism and part of the death was discovered by Bejon who
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Wabash Railroad
Hoagland Avenue
Tommy
Pheurhatiam
Jon
Autos replace locomotives in Georgia strike
In Atlanta on May 25 the Georgia railroad firemen strike shifts to automobiles. Dozens of towns see autos running schedules that outpace locomotives, with fares ranging from four to six dollars an hour and a party paying forty five dollars for a forty mile ride. Rural postmasters increasingly use cars to deliver mail, while officials consider arbitration and await Commissioner Neail from Washington amid no reported violence.
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Georgia ‘Railroad
Georgia
Augusta
Lthomia
Alvision
Terrell
Thompson
Scott
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Rilroad
Roosevelt Says Stories Are Fake
Nairobi May 25 Roosevelts camp at Heatley ranch near Nairobi hosted a two day visit by Theodore Roosevelt and his son Kermit. The party reports remarkable rifle accuracy and a hyena killed at close range. they will move to Nairobi tomorrow with Edmund Heller. Roosevelt denounces false dispatches and urges newspapers to avoid republishing unverified tales.
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Nairobi
British East Africa
Associated Press
Natirobi
Roosevelt Camp
Kermit
Heatley
Mr. Roosevelt
Edmund Heller
Major Mearns
Jardén Loring
Jura
Marion saloonkeepers challenge local option law
Marion Indiana May 25 1908 saloon keepers declared intent to force court decision over the local option law after licenses issued before passage were not surrendered to the county auditor within the ninety day grace period. They argue the law was not published until after passage and should not affect preexisting licenses.
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Marion
Ind
Fort Wayne Mayor Attacks Gambling Amid Police Critique
Mayor W J Hosey denounces gambling in Fort Wayne and accuses police of lax enforcement while recounting incidents with Chief Ankenbruck and a tipped raid rumor. He claims officials were told to close saloons and alleges private interests influence officers, urging accountability. Continued on page two.
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Calvin K. Rieman
Calhoun
Wayne
Kleindvist
Mayor vows action over saloon license and gambling paraphernalia
Mayor W J Hosey declares no saloon can operate under a city license with gambling paraphernalia in the building. He probes the Ed Kleindinst case, notes courts show doubt on destruction of property, and says Klein dunst must appear and show cause to keep his saloon license.
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Ed’ Kleindinst
Klein
Dunst
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