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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1912

Page

8

Lawyer in Szabo murder case is arrested in New York

Burton W. Gibson, lawyer for Rosa Menschik Szabo, is taken into custody in Middletown on a charge of murder in the first degree after his client died aboard a boat on Greenwood Lake. Doctor Schultze testified Szabo died from throat injury with no lung water present.

New York Burton W. Gibson Rosa Menschik Szabo Greenwood Lake N. Y DeGraw Orange County Gibson Middletown Gideon Rutherford N. J Gibson House Royce Schultze Szabo Apaper

Albion Street Fair Opens Amid Rainy Greetings

Albion Indiana began its sixth annual free street fair with a drizzle but a good crowd on the first day. Organizers expected continued turnout despite wet weather as vendors and locals joined in the event on Albion’s streets.

Albion Ind

Governor Marshall Joins Buffaloes Amid Campaign Talks

Governor Thomas R. Marshall joined the Benevolent Order of Buffaloes at Anthony hotel after 12:30 PM and will be a member in good standing. Congressman Cyrus Cline from Angola also joined, stating Democrats have a strong chance in the national race with Wilson and Marshall leading toward a landslide. Cline plans active campaign work next week.

Wabash College Cline Cyrus Cline Angola Marshall The Buffalos Congress Democratic Party Wilson Thomas R. Marshall Anthony Hotel Benevolent Order of Buffaloes W. 8. Wells Ray McAdams Austin W. Stuits J. M. Calhoun Herd No. 1 Mr. Marshall E. J. Golden Jefferson Club Theodore Roosevelt Taft Roosevelt Chicago Maine William Howard Taft

President to sample Aunt Delia’s tappie pies again

In Beverly Massachusetts on September 11 the president plans to sample Delia Torrey’s famed apple pies and rich doughnuts once enjoyed by Nephew Swill Taft. The aromas drift in the town as the president tours the area.

Delia Beverly Mass Delia Torrey Swill Taft Nory Mies

Bristol Mayor Rice Retires After Ten Years in Office

Captain William L. Rice, longtime Bristol Virginia mayor and sibling of Mrs. Roger A., retires from office after a decade of service. Born 1833 in Halifax County Virginia, he served in the Confederate Army, studied at the University of Virginia, and held multiple local offices including police justice and coroner.

New England South Virginia ‘and Tennessee Sapling” ‘Grove Bristol Texas Congress Captain Rice New York Mayor Roger A Halifax County Virginia University of Virginia Washington County Laurel Hill Stonewall Jackson Jackson

95-year-old spins tale of steady nerves and health

A fragmented report notes a 95 year old man from Montclair, Baldwin, celebrating his birthday in September 1912. The line hints at his calm mind and strong health as part of his public persona.

Bend Baldwin Montclair Pote Saya

Durbin Opens Republican Campaign in Marion Speech

Winfield T. Durbin of Anderson addressed a Marion crowd outlining policies he would enact as governor. He praised soldiers, urged patriotic voting, defended state debt trends, supported county local option, and called for enforcing law and removing corrupt officials.

Marion Ind Winfield T. Durbin Anderson Durbin Matter Park Samuel L. Strickler Col. Durbin Indiana Mr. Durbin Abraham Lincoln Oliver P. Morton Wm. McKinley James A. Mount

Aviator Pau Peck Dies After Biplane Crash

Washington DC aviator Pau Peck, holder of the American duration flight record, died at 12:30 AM after his biplane crash at Cicero field. He attempted a steep spiral in gusty wind and was fatally injured when the engine and wreckage struck him as he descended.

Chicago Pau Peck Washington, D. C Peck Nec Cicero Field Andrew Drew Drew Atrosa St. Anthony

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