Bar Room Clash Ends in Murder in Hope Hospital
Sam Augsburger, longtime laborer at city coal yards, died at Hope hospital after a blow at John Kennedy's saloon on Wallace and Lafayette streets. Charles Laughlin and John Kennedy were arrested on murder charges. Laughlin held for grand jury, Kennedy to have city court hearing. Investigators said prompt medical care could have saved Augsburger.
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Sam Augsburger
Pioneer Coal and Wood Company
Hope Hospital
John Kennedy
Wallace and
Lafayette
Charles Laughlin
Michael McLaughlin
South
Calhoun Street
Majors
Trebra
Kennedy
Laughlin
Augsburger
B. F. Ladd
James Smith
A. H
Harriet Mareth
J. C. Peltier
WRECK VICTIMS TAKEN TO HOSPITAL IN RELIEF TRAIN
Harrowing scene in Los Angeles as the relief train from a Sea Cliff Ventura wreck arrives with over twenty injured passengers. Dr. G W Hutchinson and a team of doctors and nurses transfer the wounded to ambulances cars and carriages for slow transport to Sisters Hospital two miles from the depot. Early assessment suggests none of the injured are expected to die.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Southern Pacific
Sea Cliff
Ventura
G. W.hutchinson
Sisters’ Hospital
Hutchinson
New Fort Wayne Industry Promises Jobs and Growth
A Clark Fixture and Show case factory in the Commercial Improvement district is poised to relocate a chandelier and lighting fixture operation to Fort Wayne. The move aims to hire at least forty skilled workers initially, with potential payrolls reaching two hundred within two years, aided by local suppliers and power infrastructure.
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Fort Wayne
Khe
Clark
Clark Fixture and Showcase Company
Commercial Improvement Company
Fort Wayne Electric Company
Big shake up planned at Pacific States Telephone
San Francisco reports a major reorganization at the Pacific States telephone and telegraph company with General Manager Louis Glass to be replaced by a new executive. The changes aim to modernize the San Francisco system and raise its status to rival Boston and other eastern cities. E. O. Bradley and Bell officials visit to study the plant and plan reforms before leaving for Boston to report the moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Louis Glass
Corporation
Bostor
Bradley
Bell ‘Telephone Company
Boston
Udme
Bell Telephone Company
County Board Holds Multiring Permit For Pen Drawing
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a county board discussed a permit related to a communal pen project. Details are unclear but reference to permission being secured and measurements or enabling steps are visible.
Dick Secures Ohio Leadership in Party Rally
Dayton dispatch reports United States Senator Dick winning the race for chairmanship of Ohio's Republican state executive committee. With two districts still uncertain, he trails by one vote, but a late district switch gave him the needed majority. The result signals Dick’s rise while Presidents Roosevelt enjoys strong endorsement.
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Dayton
Ohio
United States
Republican State Executive Committee
National
Roosevelt
Convention Under Way at Dayton Republican Rally
Dayton, Sept 11. In Welfare hall seating for 7000 the Republican state convention was called to order by O B Gould, with Myron Herrick as temporary chairman John Malloy temporary secretary and Richard Gilson sergeant at arms. Herrick urged rational tariff reform and favored revenue tariffs over free trade while warning against partisan tariff tinkering as politics heated.
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Dayton
Welfare
O B. Gould
State Central Committee
State Committee
Myron T. Herrick
Cleveland
John R. Malloy
Columbus
Richard Gilson
Steubenville
Herrick
Republican Party
Pluralities Decline After Tuesday Election
A fragment reports a plurality of 7,366 in yesterday’s election with Governor Cobb close to Republican support. The note suggests the four year comparison may show a narrowed margin and hints at continuing declines in pluralities.
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Cobb
Hearst Idol of the WeW regime dominates NY convention session
The Independence League held its first state convention in New York with William Randolph Hearst as president. The long debate over nominating all or some candidates delayed the start as delegates favored naming the full ticket. Willard A. Glenn led as temporary chair advocating ballot freedom against corporate influence.
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New York
Independence League
William Randolph Hearst
Max Simsen
League
State Committee
Democratic State Committee
Hearst
New York City
Willard A. Glenn
Syracuse
Alton B. Parker
McClellan
Lemuel E. Quigg
Thomas F. Ryan
August Belmont
Delegates Gather as Independence League Eyes Complete Ticket
Delegates and interested parties gather at Carnegie Hall as the independence league seeks a complete ticket. The Seabury proposal to defer Connors petition to resolutions is approved. Hearst is met with strong applause and delegates discuss welcoming Democrats if they endorse league principles. The heat makes the hall feel like a shirt sleeve convention.
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New York
Independence League
Carnegie Hall
57Th Street
Samuel Seabury
Hearst
William J. Connors
Buffalo
Committee
I[hmson
William R. Hearst
League
Independent League to Decide on Ticket at State Convention
New York reporters report the Independent league faces a split on its state convention agenda. Debates over whether to name a straight ticket or fuse with Democrats, or back Hearst, dominated until adjournment. A resolutions committee will report on options including a joint ticket with Buffalo Democrats and Hearst aligned principles. The convention opens at Carnegie Hall with Max Shmson presiding.
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New York
Independent League In State
William R. Hearst
Democrats
State Committee
League
William J.connors
Bualo
Connors
Buffalo
Independent League
Democratic Party
Hearst
Carnegie
Hall
Max
Shmson
Three Men Die From Electric Fence Accident in Rushville
Rushville Indiana September 11 three men were killed when they touched a charged barbed wire fence at the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction plant near the power house. Victims Oliver Glove 65 William Pettiford 45 and Reuben Bobright 43 died in the tragedy as Pettiford attempted to help Boltright. An investigation found Oliver Glore’s body on a fence six hundred yards away after a lightning strike burned an insulator letting a guy wire energize the fence.
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Rushville
Ind
Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction Company
Oliver Glove
William Pettiford
Reuben Bobright
The
Traction Company
Pettiford
Boltright
Petiford
James Glore
Oliver Glore
Tragic Death Identifies Local Youth Near Fort Wayne
The body found beside Nickel Plate tracks is Edward G. Linn of Portland Indiana. The seventeen year old, who was deaf, was en route from Zion City to Fort Wayne to visit and authorities believe he was struck by a train.
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Hammond
Ind
Edward G. Linn
Portland
Zion City
Fort Wayne
Indiana cases postponed in gambling wheel trial
Orleans Ind Sept 11 The state cases against Thomas Derry of Saginaw Mich and H Charles for keeping roulette wheels were set for today before Squire Jacob Woner at the old Asher school house. Charles appeared but Derry is ill and a ten day postponement was granted.
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Orleans
Ind
Indiana
Thomas Derry
Saginaw
Mich
H. Charles
Jacob Woner
Asher School
Charles
Derry
Justice Woner
Doctors Enjoyed Technical Talks at Medical Society Meet
The Twelfth Councilor District Medical Society opened in the county courthouse with 40 to 50 doctors present and about 150 by afternoon. Morning sessions featured glaucoma, neuralgia of the mastoid bone, and abdominal tumor cases. Afternoon sessions included five papers by physicians from Decatur Poneto Lagrange and local doctors with extensive discussions. An evening Brights disease lecture and multiple faculty-led discussions followed, with out of town guests including T. F Wood of Butler.
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Councilor District Medical Society
Court House
W. H. Myers
Wheelock
Schick
Rosenthal
P. B. Thomas
Decatur
F. A. Shoemaker
Poneto
D. W. Dryer
Lagrange
B. W. Rhamy
Maurice I. Rosenthal
J. H. Gilpin
H. D. Wood
G. E. Fulton
Carl Schilling
J. S. Bogers
J. M. Pulliam
C. E. Barnett
F. Broughton
Fred Metz
F. C. Greiser
E. E. Morgan
T. F. Wood
C. H. English
E. J. McOscar
W. W. Barnett
C. S. Bond
Richmond
Bright
Troops Raid Warsaw in Terrorist Sweep
Warsaw dispatch reports two hundred Warsaw houses ransacked by troops with about one thousand arrests. Most prisoners said to be Jews and many children seized used by terrorists for attacks. Authorities order expulsion of all suspects. time ends reign of bloodshed at Siedlice as troops patrol streets.
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Warsaw
Siedice
Associated Press
Siedsce
Kupiecki
Viktoria
Pienkna Street
Polowa
Roskosz
Siedlce
Refugee Describes Harsh Siedlce Attack and Flight
Warsaw report details a refugee's account of a wartime raid on Siedlce. Soldiers and terrorists fought through the night destroying the Kupiecki hotel and burning markets. Refugees fled to a church then a village, with many wounded and absent medical aid.
Anti Jewish Attack Report From Siedlice Neighbors
Telegram reports from refugees in St Petersburg describe an anti Jewish assault at Siedlice. Censorship and holiday closures limit details as fear of continued massacre grips local Jewish communities and police and war offices remain unavailable.
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St. Petersburg
Siedlice
Siedlce
County Levy Unchanged for Next Year
County commissioners kept the levy steady with 28.65 for county purposes and 4.0 for the court house fund. A new bridge fund is noted and gravel road funding set at seven cents, totaling 42.65. The Woodburn area bridge project proceeds with nearby property owners agreeing to supply dirt for fills.
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The
Sentinel
Court House Fund
Woodburn
Missouri farmer shot wife and himself in Pleasant Hill
At his farm near Pleasant Hill Missouri on September 11 John Carter aged 45 shot and killed his wife Nita aged 23 then killed himself. The tragedy occurred as a love letter to a nephew was found. Local authorities investigated the double tragedy.
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Missouri
Pleasant Hill
John. Carter
Nita
Cuba tensions rise as rebels seek peace terms in Havana
Reports from Havana indicate Cuba's government grows suspicious of rivals and even trusted allies as veterans for peace debate terms with insurgents. Alfredo Zayas joins the rebels abroad, fighting expands in Moron and nearby towns, while the stock market falls on the upheaval.
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Havana
Cuba
Associated Press
Veterans Peace Committee
Menocal
Pino Guerra
Veterans For Peace
United States
Congress
Peace Committee
Alfredo Zayas
Liberal Party
Senate
Moron
Puerto Principe
San Jose
Las Ojas
Cienfugos
Baldomero Acosta
Acosta
el Cano
Palma
Judge Gilbert Reaches Manila in Historic Arrival
General James T. Smith arrives as new governor general of the Philippines aboard the Logan. He is welcomed warmly in Manila with plans for Sept. 20 inauguration. Ide sails Sept. 22, while Gilbert also arrives on the Logar’s record voyage.
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James T. Smith
Philippines
Manila
Ide
Logan
Tavera
Smith
Hong Kong
Japan
Pacific
Marlner
Korea
San Francisco
Jude
Gilbert
Logar
Allénecurity WCTU Meeting Postponed in Wayne
A notice announces a W C T U meeting of the Allénecurity group in Wayne at the First Ma East location. The text is incomplete but indicates a scheduled gathering.
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Wayne Salrest
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Dan B. Ninde
John Kennedy, Jr
Edward Bilis
Arthur Cox
Terry Johnson
Harmon Barnes
Henry Sudbrink
Clark Building
Makers
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Chairman Herrick
Can’t. Dodge Tariff
Maine
WEW
Independence League Con
Vention
Electricity
Twelfth District Medical Society
Seidlce
Sieniec
Levy
County Council
Wife
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