Lee confesses to Boonville family murders in Indiana
William Lee 22 years old admitted killing his father Richard Lee his mother and younger brother Clarence and then burning the Boonville home in an attempt to hide the crime Sheriff Davis said the motive was anger over his parents denying marriage to Mine Taylor. He described the slaughter and later wrote a detailed confession after his earlier statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonvilie
Ind
William
Geonville
Indiana
Lee
Tle
Evonse
Keiume
Lée
Hvansville
Willam Lee
Richard Lee
Clarence
Boonville
Shertiff Davis
Mine Taylor
Jetsfergonville
Shoeriit Davis
President Will Visit 24 States On His Trip
Taverly Mase reports a partly completed schedule showing the president plans a tour through 24 states starting in September. The itinerary includes Maniachiselta New York Pennsylvania Michigan Tilania Troinha Minnauri Jawa Kanguas Ne raphe Cearade Wrycamingleh Nevada California Oregon Washington and others with stops around the Circl e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taverly
Mase
Twantyfos
Nevada
California
Oreron
Warhtog- Tlantanga
Bsouth Diskota
Wisconsin
Man Found Dead After Fall at Dredge Work Site
The incident occurred today in St. Louis aboard the WL Gain dredge. A witness testified the worker Gain climbed toward a scaffold and plunged about 20 feet into the water, with the body not found until examination at the scene. Redeployment of the crew followed the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lovis
Passing Gear May Die Near Deaf, Spine Injury Report
An incident near the pier involved several patients with injuries. One man named Hairifard sustained a spinal injury while others required medical care after the crash. Authorities report no further details on the cause or exact location of the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deafi
Hairifard
Wolf
Negro Convention Demands Race Rights
A Negro convention draws many attendees to press for race rights and moral political development. Leaders outline training for citizens to use their votes to secure advancement under a statute aligned with civic progress.
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Orton
Afa
Ameorton
Fatal Panic in Pa Theater After False Fire Alarm
Aug 2 Minor panic at Canonburg theater when a bright screen flash was mistaken for a fire. Crowded exit caused a crush. 3 people pushed to death, many injured as crowd surged toward stairs. Italian patrons fled. investigation by Coroner Teffran to determine cause.
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Sanonsburg
Canonburg
James F. Patterson
Patterson
Mannager Ferguson
Rolug Dubrowski
Soreet
Dubrowski
Thea Sea
Romen
Sal
Jamon T. Teffran
Storm Guts Off Southern Cities
Storm path from the south Atlantic hits Savannah and Charleston areas causing major debris and streetcar service disruption. Flooding reported in parts of Charleston and surrounding lines, with trains and rail communications affected and weather warnings issued to ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Jeasup
Weather Bureau
Slayer of Sweetheart Refuses to Take Food
A man identified as Craace fy dy thrawites, linked to Lake Miebissani, allegedly refuses meals after a fatal argument. Officials report his statements about the crime, while investigations focus on the woman’s family and the resort area context amid tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Omar
Lake
Miebissani
CIA
Feraud
Thunderaarin
Charlis
First frost near Norfolk does not end crop damage fears
Readable fragments describe a frosty night in northern Nebraska and mention crops and vines in doubt. The text references Toomeoos Stil and nearby locations with unclear details about damage and weather impact on produce.
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Norfolk
Nebr
Pope Receives Cardinal Le Vanmuielt in Cordova Audience
Cardinal Le Vanmuielt, plenipotentiary of the Catholic Church, met with Archbishop Mose Regartin Tritseller on Cordova in Yucatan region. The home audience was described as cordial and formal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audiene Tiaide
le Vanmuielt
Cordova
Yucatan
New Morning Paper Planned in Ghigaso
Chicago progressives plan a morning newspaper to promote progressive Republican ideas. Key organizers include Professor Jeriam and financier backers tied to the Progressive Republican League of Cook County and the National Progressive League. The venture aims to support a progressive Illinois campaign and Senator La Follette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghigaso
Chicago
Plaas
Charles & Alarhiam
Fietcher Dobyns
Progressive Campaign
Illinois
Senator la Folletta
National Progressive League
Arrests Planned After Criticism of Judge in Rainier Valley
United States District Attorney Elmer Todd announced plans to arrest men who instigated the hanging in effigy of Judge Cornelius H. Hanford and who attacked the federal court over an injunction in the Rainier valley dispute with the Seattle, Renton and Southern railroad. Warrants are being prepared for Leroy Sanders editor and B C Canfield publisher of the Seattle Star, John Perry Saunders attorney, Oliver T. Erickson Beattie city councilor who presided at the mass meeting, former Tacoma Mayor A V Fawcett, William Atkinson, Hugo Wesley former King County game warden, Faul KK Mohr, and Thomas Hortier attorney. The act carries a maximum penalty of seven years imprisonment and a fine of 419,045.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Sanders
B.C. Canfiald
Seattle Star
John Perry Saunders
Oliver T. Erickson
Beattls City Reneress
A. V. Fawcett
Tacoma
William Atkinson
Hugo T Wesley
King County
Faul KK
Balloonist to cross Atlantic in experimental craft
Akron dispatch notes a balloon built to cross the Atlantic by balloonist Nevin Mantman. The craft uses steel tubing framework and a 285 foot envelope. The voyage is planned to depart from Akron toward Atlantis City on September 28 with the flyer aiming for an ocean crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Cihia
Aue
Mantman
Atlantic Ocean
Atlantis City
Jhame Teese
Alrehin
Techria
Jos
Anzer
Walter Weilrjan
Illinois workers near strike amid conference with railroad officials
Chicago August 29 A conference with presidents and organizer representatives from the Federated Shop Employees and shopmen, including McElroy, aims to decide if railroad workers will strike to demand recognition of newly organized shop men across crafts in the mechanical department. About 99 percent favor recognizing the federation. result to be presented if the conference proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chcags
Thousarels
Tenetsdventral Vroad
Randowaork
Railcael
Wmiites
Eniypleres
Dens McClovry
Cormuniftes
Snploves’ Ors
Park Anl
Poley
Fli
Whinoja Centrag
Inhor
Railroad Conference Set For Next Friday
A railroad conference is scheduled for next Friday with Franklin, president of the boiler makers, and Ren, president of the carmen, to depart for the West to join other presidents. A federated committee from each railroad will be instructed to treat with officials. The demands mirror those already granted by eastern roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Pranklin
Ial Mlot
Ren
Earrmen
West the Light
Tenight
Wrutiechattt
Aneiy
Eastern Toads
Miss Swope Elope In Colorado Springs Tale
Jecy Lee Swan niece of the murdered Kansas City millionaire Col. Thomas H. Swone eloped with W. B. Byrne a former Kansas City businessman now traveling salesman from Denver. They went to Pueblo where they were wed and returned to Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Swope
Colorado Springs
Colo
Jecy Lee Swan
Col
Thomas H. Swone
Kansas City
W. B. Byrne
Denver
Pusblo
Insi Svenine
Six men jailed in Chicago arson ring probe
Chicago police report six men in custody and arrest warrant issued for another as part of an alleged arson ring tied to about 50 fires causing 1 090 000 in losses over the past year. Other sought include a former policeman and three more men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ane
David Borshak
Charles
Vancouver
B. G
Korshak
Loftus
Fink
Sullivan
Flying snake bound for Alton sighted over West Highlands home
A large flying snake appeared at Mrs. John Bishop’s West Highlands yard in St. Charles headed toward Allen. It buzzed about for about 20 minutes, then wheeled away after the Bishop family closed doors and windows. The creature drifted off toward Alton and vanished.
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Allen
John Bishop
West Highlands
St. Charles
Pighen
Marie Ebdut
Phay
Banker W B Jackson retires after securing 1 million per child
W B Jackson the pioneer Colorado Springs banker retires after promising to save one million dollars for each of his children. He and partner General William J Palmer built rail and other enterprises. Jackson married Belén Blunt, who died childless, then Edith Banfield, who bore him eight children.
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Colorado
Colo
Jackson
Hanuver
Belen Blunt
Edith Banfield
Tie
William J. Palmer
Gersen fugitive on murderous rampage reported
A chaotic report from the village of Rendal in Tiesse Nastia describes a man named Gunderloch fleeing justice after shooting his wife, her parents, and her brother. He later died by suicide with a pistol bullet in a potato field.
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Gunderlosh
Bradstreet and Dan Report On Business
Bradstreet and Dan report mixed U S trade conditions with improved activity in large centers from visiting buyers. Prices and demand show weakness in some lines while textile and dry goods sectors show brighter prospects for fall and winter outputs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
Iron and Steel
R.G. Dun & Cols
Boston
Phiadelitia
Soma Dapartmenta
Elewiy
Pillebere
Galen
Fangas City
Pet
Marleta
Bt. Louis
Belus
Ford
Deaths in Sioux County and Teighmore Chronicle Long Life
Obituaries detail the deaths of Thomas Dunham in Sioux county and Christiana Morris in Teighmore. Dunham’s family mourns at home south of Tiaswardan after 18 years of widowhood. Morris, nearly 99, retained mental acuity and recalled pioneer days. Details cover children, marriages, and burial sites.
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Thomas Dunham
Rawarden
Immre
Thomsa Dunhan
Sioux County
Gley
Tiaswardan
Fineta
Ole Sid
A. Peak
Pipestone
Atta
O. T. Newlin
Fort Doge
Joan TK. Dunham
Minneapolis
Homer
Jessie YP Dinham
Linwardon
Tha Rey
John Er
Christiana Morris
Mitchell
S. da
Teighmore
Atul
Morris
Pennsylvania
Massillon
Ohio
Peter Magrain
Bacher
Hishmore
Mir Musuin
Tak Hoth
iTithmore
Job Wumphey
Mires
Trumphres
J. J. Morris
Mishmare
Northwest Weddings Highlight Onawa Celebrations
Two Onawa weddings mark a busy week as McGaskey Sykes and Mary Mettaskey wed at the bride’s home. Wayne Turner and Ina Resinsen unite in marriage with Dr. Durton noted for his scholarly background. The events reflect local social life and family ties in the community.
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McGaskey- Sykes
Onawa
Mary Ic
Tha Little
Ormiucit
Rotinson- Burton
Aswa
Prowie Toon Plaice
Pram Larry Tiurtay
Ina Resinsen
WF. Trolinson
Durton
Stand collapse injures spectators at Elgin auto race
A blank grandstand collapse at the Blein Cup road race in Elgin Illinois injured many spectators including Mrs Ray Graham daughter of Senator William Lorimer and Mrs Charles Doer. The accident halted the race and ambulances carried the injured to a field hospital.
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Elgin
Ralph Melford
Sotten
Ray Graham
William Lorimer
Anndrew Graham
Chicago
Charles Doer
Abs. Graham
John R. Delaney
Alcott Elgin
H. J. Sawyer
Joliet
Warden Murphy
Penitentiary
W. E H. Weber
Blue Island
Til
Enkie
M. H. van Sickien
Franklin Sorn
AC. Barclay
Eya
Aira L. N. Valentine
Imes
J. Breckenridge
H. J. Nobie
B.S. Bamlin
A. S. Osteroth
Oak Pari
Harry Gilson
Municipal Court of Chicago
William Schwerin
Ada Alton
Pred McNally
Fred McNally
Seate
Mulford
Cleveland
Ohio
Tan Care
Aare
Tentas
Seve
Cougery
Harry F. Grant
Lios
Lan Zengel
Paps Hartford
Himplex
Frank Aiken
Hugh [Futcher
Palma
Simplex
Walp Jer
Hw de Loz
Record of a distant voyage with multiple figures and places
Anomalous OCR fragment recounts a long sea journey with timings and names scattered. It mentions Anmika Jazer hebeat rialist and Velock, a Sint Ino AV po Chay, and various ports and events as a ship travels toward New York, with references to Atlantic crossing and customs authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anmika Jazer-hebiat Rialist
Sint
Cherian
Olinda
Horticulture Meet and Legal Notices Spark Local Activity
The report cites a horticulture meet in Jesepn Mw Ads with references to National 3 v8, fixed dates in November and December, and a Brooklyn court action. It notes divorce proceedings for Olin and Tining, guardian arrangements for children, and new civic notices amid vague details.
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Jesepn, Mw
Ads
fs.Dirteri
St Rage
NEW
Teter
C. Halns
Sterlal
Olin i. Tining
Sunren
Brooklyn
Yeosieniay
Amis
Neustody
Travis
Washington
D.an
Main
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Amd
S$ Vanmal
Fridiensfon
Braschy
Charleston
Lan
Unig
Wien
Aie Bbakies
Garry
Acess City
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Cates
Siz
Flying Snake
St. Louis
Stork
Gersan
Murbersus
Beverly, Atall
T Dent Tatt
Niente Tehting
Reoekheden
Syeechen
Dan
Northwest Weddings
Elgin Causa
A. J. Dantin
Os Fatirs
Fao Te Zona
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