Five held in Indore murder and disfigurement case
Five men were detained today in connection with the murder of a wealthy young Bombay merchant and the disfigurement of his companion, a Nautch girl linked to the Maharajah of Indore. One suspect, a young man with no firm ties, reportedly sent a telegram to Indore officials about the killing.
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Hombay
Jon
Mrerchant
Indore
Tha Nautch
Maharajah
Abdir
Bombay
Kidnapping Bride Arrest Shocks New Orleans
In New Orleans a 22 year old man from Champaign Illinois, Charles Spangle, is arrested on information from Champaign officials for kidnapping his bride to be Miss Beulah Allen, ages reported as 16 to 18. He is being sued for divorce by his present wife and held at a rooming house pending word from Illinois.
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New Orleans
INS
Charles Spangle
Champaign
Ill
Spangle
Beulah Allen
House of Good Shepherd
Illinois
Was Refused Work Arrested on Charge Blowing up Dam
Roy Patrick a 27 year old from Briston Tennessee is held without bail in Marion Virginia jail on charges of blowing up the Matheson Alkali Works dam at Saltville on Christmas Eve. Officials say he threatened Matheson Alkali for employment and used dynamite to destroy the dam. Patrick denies the charges and promises an alibi. He is guarded on the jail’s second floor amid mounting public feeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briston
Tenn
Roy Patrick
Marion
Matheson Alkali
Saltville
Patrick
Matheson Alkali Company
Moses Postal Salary Bill Seeks Pay Increases for Postmasters
The Moses postal salary and revenue bill S 3674 embraces two titles. Title one seeks salary boosts for postmasters and postal employees and other working condition readjustments similar to the Edge Paige bill. Title two would revise postal rates and fees to fund the increased salaries, with hearings showing broad support for a stronger postal service.
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Moses
Congress
Coolidge
Senate
Postal Bill Estimates Revenue Shifts Stir Debate
The draft bill projects total revenue near forty nine to fifty million depending on corrections to parcel post and card rates. Private mailing cards rise to two cents with a twelve million dollar yield, second class rates adjust modestly, and a two cent service fee on parcel post is set to generate about twenty five million dollars. A three by three member commission will study rates and report in December 1925. Local notes cover small-town residents and routine business visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parcel Post
Senate
Local names listed for family notice extract
Blair Hartman, R. J. Smith, Will King are named individuals alongside Mr and Mrs Mead Dougil and their daughter, indicating a family or social notice fragment. No events or dates provided in the readable text.
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Ernest Goss
Hillsdale
A. L. Pittman
O. J. Cartwright
Bud Crossman
Ohio
D. A. McKee
Mr. Snyder
Grant Smith
Barnesboro
William Lamer
Blair Hartman
R. J. Smith
Will King
Mrs
Mead Dougil
Drug trunks seized at Michigan Central Station
Police seized two trunks containing cocaine and morphine valued at 17000 dollars at Michigan Central Station after arresting Morris Traub. Investigators traced the trunks to Traub in New York and noted an express shipment.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan Central Station
Morris Traub
Traub
New York
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Mark Byron, Inc
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Boylston
Klaw Theatre
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Lightcap Electric ‘Co
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