Rosenthal Murder Case Baiting Turner Suspects
Wives of two gunmen linked to the Rosenthal slaying are held on bond in Brooklyn as authorities widen the probe. Detectives search an apartment and recover evidence hidden under boards and carpets. In Hot Springs, Arkansas, District Attorney Whitman arrives to bolster the Becker-Rosenthal case and interview Schepps witnesses.
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Iusenzweig
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Getbler
Liz
West Rgo
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Uae
Louie
Dterman Rosenbek
Ure Giasartaly
Brownsville
Hrogkiya
Sreputy Moliis
Voniaiseluner Dougherty
Aiguert
Pullee
Realguecera
Argelgiert
Agitttay
Couunta
Hloter
Loigherty
Lurat
Gutinpuauge
Senserty
Whitman
Springs
Ark
Rubin
New York
Hot Springs
Becker
Haywood Arrest Sparks Industrial Worker Protests
A chaotic scene follows the arrest of William D. Haywood and other Industrial Workers of the World leaders amid labor unrest. Demonstrators clash with authorities in Boston and nearby industrial centers as calls for a nationwide strike intensify. The indictment against Haywood is secret, with the grand jury proceeding as police prepare for possible arrests.
Turks and Italians Agree to End War
Paris reports peace terms between Italy and Turkey are practically arranged with a loan question unresolved. A proposed 600 to 609 million franc loan to Turkey is under discussion with French, English and Belgian financiers, relayed by Rene Puaux from Geneva.
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Italy
Turkey
Paris Temps
Rene Puaux
Geneva
Dairymen Battle Cheese Factories Over Winter Milk Prices
In Elgin on September 17 the dairy district issued contract prices for winter milk showing a drop from 41.6 to 91.6 cents per 700 pounds. The average price offered for the six months starting October 1 is $1.70 per hundred pounds, while producers seek $1.08 per hundred.
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Elgin
Wigin
Horse disease probe sends Thom to Kansas and Nebraska
Dr. Charles Thom of the Bureau of Animal Industry travels to Kansas and Nebraska to study the forage fungus blamed for causing horse deaths in the region.
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Washington
Charles Thom
Bureau of Animal Industry
Kansas
Nebraska
Togo Named Chairman of Imperial Reception Committee
Jokio Japan September 16 Admira Count Heihachira Togo, a supreme military council member, is appointed chairman of the imperial reception committee to receive foreign envoys at the funeral. He succeeds the late General Count Maresuke Nogi.
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Jokio
Japan
Admira
Heihachira Togo
Supreme Military Council
Todas
Genera
Maresuke Nogi
Coxey To Lead An Army Into New England
Newark reports General Coxey plans a Newark and New Jersey mobilization of unemployed workers to march through New England to Lawrence Massachusetts. The objective is to protest the detention and potential execution of Lawrence strike leaders Ester Giovannucci and others as trial dates loom. The movement will begin in Chicago and move toward New Jersey before the New England trek.
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New England
Newark
Washington
New Jersey
Lawrence
Mass
Joseph J. Wttor
Arthuro Giovannitti
Chicago
Estor
Giovannutli
Etter
Giovanniti
Aerial Collision Kills Gil in Cicero Race
Aviator Howard W. Gil of Baltimore died after his Wright biplane collided with George Mestuch's monoplane during a one mile race at Cicero. Mestuch, a French pilot, survived with minor injuries after the crash at about 76 feet altitude.
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Howard W. Gil
Baltimore
Cicero Aviation
George Mestuch
France
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Gill
Mestach
Gil
Wright
Gul
Los Angeles
Cal
Gus
Turks suffer heavy losses in EHoti district clash
One hundred Turks were killed and 50 captured by Matissari tribesmen in EHoti district last Wednesday, Albanian casualties totaled 20 dead. Fighting continued in nearby points Thursday as Jackson, Michigan reports a prison guard fatally shot an unidentified Native American inmate who died in hospital.
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Aon Tenegro
Ehoti
High Court Session Opens With Antitrust and Trade Issues
The term begins with consideration of prominent cases including the Robins and Rockefeller era antitrust questions and a major rail rate dispute. Key matters include the New York market conspiracy charge tied to a $10,090 profit claim, group pricing legality, and the Bath Tub case addressing patent and Sherman Act implications. Decisions on Interstate Commerce Commission orders and freight law challenges loom, with focus on whether unpatented bath fixtures can be controlled by a patent holder. The court also weighs electrode and rail tariff issues affecting eastern to intermountain routes and potential impeachment proceedings linked to judicial figures.
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Louisville
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Jury sentences three in wolf bounty case in Pennington
In Kend Wood South Dakota on September 17 a federal jury found David A Fall former Pennington County auditor Jenn Fall and FP Ch Hewlett all guilty of using the U S mails to defraud in wolf bounty payments They were sentenced to 13 months each in Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary and immediate appeals were noted with bonds to be filed later The defendants were to begin confinement that evening
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Pennington County
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Ch. K. Hewlett
Rapid City
United States
United States Court of Appeals
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Federal
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Fain
Dietz Family Freed On State's Motion
In Eau Claire Wisconsin on September 17 the wife and three children of John Dietz freed from assault with intent to kill charges against John Rogich in July 1906. The district attorney Williame Sawyer county moved to dismiss since Rogich is in Australia and the other key witness is a professional detective. The Sawyer county board deemed Dietz imprisonment sufficient punishment.
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Dietz
Freshman killed during hazing at North Carolina university
In Raleigh North Carolina on September 17 William Rand a Baate university freshman died after falling from a barrel while being hazed by sophomores His neck was gashed on a broken pitcher and he died shortly after the incident amid hazing reports at the campus
Rates Suspended on Cattle Transport From New Mexico
Washington Sept 17 proposed rate increases from 7 percent to 2 cents per 100 pounds on cattle and calves from New Mexico to Kansas City and eastern destinations were suspended by the Interstate Commerce Commission from Sept 36 to Jan 24. Advances were filed by the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and would affect all affiliated lines.
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New Mexico
Kansas City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Gibson to ConduC His Own Life Fight
A report from Midisletown Indiana details defendant Gibson preparing for his arraignment on a murder charge. He claims innocence and outlines his defense while recounting a Venetian woman murder case and the Greenwood Lake incident.
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Sectarian Outbreak Injures Workers at Belfast Shipyards
In Belfast Sept 7 a fresh sectarian clash at major shipyards left several artisans badly mauled and one man in critical condition. Protestants and Catholics clash sparked work refusals at Harald and Woltz plants, with only a few Catholics remaining at other yards. Soldiers recalled from barracks to restore order after 60 injured at Celtic Park fracas.
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Queen'’s
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Slayer Holds Off Pursuers In Clearfield Bay
Clearfield Pennsylvania September 11 heavily armed men search swamps for John Keeler a teamster who fatally shot John W Rossner brewery head and wounded three clerks after a wage dispute Keeler escaped but was found near the area and held off pursuers with a rifle declaring I got four but I want six more authorities expect he will not be taken alive
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Somerset
John Keeler
John W. Rossner
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United States Army
Pilippines
Prison break suspected aid by jail visitor in Ohio
In Chillicothe Ross County jail seven inmates escaped by sawing bars overnight. Jail officials detained Mrs Anna Wolt, wife of one of the escapees, after she visited the jail twice and is suspected of aiding the escape. Also in Chicago Stella Ruth Carabine, 24, alleged bigamist, was arrested on her first husband’s complaint while awaiting her alleged second husband Oscar Galley. In Joliet Julius Luca was assaulted after fatally injuring a 1 year old.
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Ross County
Anna Wolt
Chicago
Stella Ruth Carabine
James Ie. Carabine
Oscar Galley
Joliet
Ilt
Julius Luca
Aurora
Julian Woner Oy
Girl tarred and feathered by women in Norwalk case
A young girl from Clirksfield Ohio was tarred and feathered by women after being accused of flirting. The assault occurred on Sunday at a secluded country spot where she was stripped and tarred. Her parents Mingie La Valley and Mrs Fleury La Valley threaten legal action, though no charges yet filed. The girl reportedly fled to Cleveland as the case draws court attention.
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Clirksfield
Ohio
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Wutoen
Arr
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Mingie la Valley
Don Young
Amiesia
Cleveland
Marriage contract binds two families in unique agreement
A signed marriage contract in Philadelphia outlines that Aliyn Chandler, 73, and a Cal-born partner will share earnings and assets. It specifies joint support, equal division of medical and funeral costs, and parental duties lasting until death, with mutual restraint on divorce or remarriage.
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Aliyn Deluls Chandler
Julka Davis Chiandter
Philadelytia
Women 10 Horsewhip Gamblers Of Larned
In Barna Kas on September 11 the Women s Anti Gambling association of Larned threatened to strike at city gamblers using horsewhips and clubs. Wives of men bankrupted by gambling urge action if police cannot curb the poker games and protect their homes.
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Larned
Withdraws in Favor of Woman Candidate in Cowley County
P H Guy who was the Democratic nominee for clerk of the district court in Cowley county withdraws in favor of Republican opponent Mrs Anna L Tomkinson. Guy says a majority of Democratic voters favor higher service for the party than defeating a woman candidate. Mrs Tomkinson's husband had been elected clerk four years ago but died two weeks later.
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Kan
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Guy
Cowley County
Missing Szabo Coin Held in New York Probe
Investigators pursue $7,100 may be tied to Rose Menzchilk Szabo case. Gibson, executor of Szabo estate, opened and later drained an account under the Szabo name at a local bank. Efforts focus on disposition of funds and locating Szabo's other attorney.
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Rose Menzchilk Szabo
Greenwood
Burton W. Gibson
Goshen
Gibson
Szaba
Loral
Rusena Menschik Szaba
Kansas corn popped on cob by hot sun
Pittsburg Kansas November 11 1911 C A Henninger found his popcorn field surprised by sun baked ears half the grains popped on the cob samples shown downtown to verify the unusual harvest
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Pittsburg
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Cc. A. Henninger
Janalist Takes on Indian Wedding Vows
Washington correspondent Bob Heinl and Misa Helen Curbin of Indiana wed into the Blackfeet tribe at Glacier National Park. The couple received Indian names and were adopted by the tribe after a ceremonial pledge witnessed by about 400 travelers and reporters.
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Washington
Leslie's Weekly
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Eugene Kelly
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Nusbund
Phen
Surgeon Frees Man From Criminal Urge With Brain Operation
A court records show a patient named Howard had a brain operation performed by Dr A f Warks to remove a large cyst. The judge dropped a third degree burglary indictment after the procedure, which doctors say erased the criminal tendency. Howard reportedly told the examiner he felt the urge to steal had vanished and he wished to work.
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A. F. Warks
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Bave
Bey
Campaign finance reform debated in Senate committee
Washington D C Sept 16 senators discuss paying part or all campaign expenses and limiting contributions. A subcommittee probes contributions in 1904 1968 and current elections with a bill possible next session. Proponents argue public funding reduces influence of big interests on officeholders.
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Washington, D. DC
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Nregertt
American women too thin, says Princess
Princess Gagarine of Russia, in Washington with her husband, stirs social circles by criticizing American women as too slender. She praises American women for food-breeding but faults their hurried pace and constant movement in daily life.
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Gag~arine
Russia
Woman shocks smart set by taking smoke at White House
Washington society buzzed over a report that a guest described as a titled Austrian smoked a cigarette at yesterday's White House garden party in violation of etiquette. The guest's name could not be learned.
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Washington
Washington Society
White House
Reading drives Sandusky man to mental breakdown
Carl Hessenmeyer of Sandusky testified in probate court that reading the congressional record and other materials from Congressman Anderson drove him insane, leaving him unable to read anything else.
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Ohio
Congressional Record
Anderson
Carl Hessenmeyer
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