Lonely funeral for Eastman as grim murder case deepens
In Saint Michaels Maryland on June 28 a bare grave near Broad Creek marked the burial of Eastman. Undertakers and a small parade of reporters attended the solitary service. A church member urged a prayer as the casket sank and the grave was filled.
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Woodill
St. Michaels
Edith May Woodill
Bob
Kasmian
Eastman
New York
Sher
Hastman
Uble
Is. Dastman
Easton
Waastnain
Broad Creek
Asidne
Sudan
Synedana
Josey
American Liner Wins In Eight-Otter Ocean Race
The Americns de gLoauer New York won the New York to Plymouth race begun June 10 with a four hour lead over rivals. Lapland closely trailed as the two ships stayed within sight throughout the voyage, passing Eddystone within ninety minutes of each other. Other steamers in the field included the Baltic, Minneloka, Baragreasa, Konig Albert, Caramania and Trimessia.
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New York
Plymout
Lovaetoh
Americns de gLoauer
Plymouth
Eddystone
Ualtic
Minneloka
Baragreasa
Konig Albert
Caramania Anit
Rmessia
Desperate Prison Mutiny Ends in Fatalities
A prison mutiny on June 28 in Vilda Rusela exploded into a courtyard battle. Four warders and four convicts were killed and many were injured. Earlier a grocer named O Bgangaidd faced citizenship denial for liquor law violations.
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Erie
Vilda
Rusela
Georgia Strikers Lose Arbitration Over Negro Firemen
The Georgia railroad strike arbitration board ruled against seniority for white firemen over Negroes and ordered pay equality. The panel, including Wilvary Herbert and Congressmen Barrow, cited intelligence concerns and proposed gradual initiation of less-experienced Black firemen, with wages set to equal white firemen.
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Atlanta
Georgia Railroad Strike Arbitration Board
Twilavy Jlerbert
Montgomery
Georgia Railroad
Congreesmi
Hous Erdachele
Hoorgia
Ghanendor David
Barrow
Negras
Open shop vote rejected by Youngstown workers
The Amalgamated Association executive committees refused Republic Iron and Steel’s open shop. finishers at Brown Bonnell plants and Republic puddlers endorsed the stand. If unchanged, about 3,000 Valley and Brown Bonnell workers, 1,000 in Moline, 1,200 in Chicago, and 500 in Massillon are set to strike next Wednesday.
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Republic
Youngstown
Amalgamated Association
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Moline
Chicago
Massillon
Man Finds Mother After 45 Years in Columbus
W. W. Markle, a traveling salesman from Columbus, has learned his mother is Mrs. Ivory B. Lucas of Alton, Ta. He was raised in Holland, Michigan after his mother entrusted him to a family in Tennessee when he was a child. A sister, Mrs. d. Mr Neff, informed him that his mother and sister live in Alton and that his father is deceased.
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Columbus. O
W. W. Markle
Columbus
Pittsburg
Ivory B. Lucas
Alton
Tennessee
Edward Markle
Holland
Mich
Markle
D. Mr Neff
Reunion Of War Veterans Brings North And South Together
In Huntington New Jersey six decades after Civil War battles, veterans from the New Jersey and Alabama sides gather at General Grubb's home to shake hands and reminisce. Daughters of the Confederacy join as guests helping host wives and daughters.
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Buntington
Mitth Alabama
Cain Reich
New Jersey
Taney
Later Charen
New
Salem Church
Grubb
Daughters of the Confederacy
Police believe Ling unable to escape in New York
New York police admit they lack clues on Leon Ling as Elsie Sigel's body was found and investigators note Ling remains at large after the alleged crime. Authorities say no clear lead has emerged despite ongoing searches and inquiries.
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New York
Elsie Sigel
Erse
statue to honor Benjamin Franklin Stephenson to be unveiled
Washington will host a ceremony Saturday for the unveiling of a forty foot granite shaft memorializing Dr. Benjamin Franklin Stephenson founder of the Grand Army of the Republic. The bronze clad shaft features groups symbolizing charity loyalty and the Civil War officer medallion on the western side. The project totals about 40000 dollars with the GAR contributing 30000 and Willow Grove contributing 10000.
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Stephenson
Washington
Benjamin Pranklin Stephenson
Gy A. Ri
Dr. Stephenson
Thibal Te
GATR
Senate to review corporation tax questions this week
Washington dispatch reports the Senate will devote time this week to the corporation tax issue. Commentary notes that schedule considerations and ongoing debates shape the timing. The piece mentions legal actions involving Lawyer Marriott and a fatal burn incident at a Columbus hospital. Also notes a motorcyclist killed in a train collision near Mays Landing, New Jersey.
Citywide Chinatown searches yield no arrests in diet case
The text reports persistent searches across Chinatown with every room checked and no evidence of wire or legal action. It notes no confirmed suspect has fled the city and no dwelling or business appears to have been raided, though the case remains unresolved.
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Bern
Chinatown
Chinese Depart In Chicago Police Break Up Seance
Twenty Chinese students were routed from a basement Sunday School seance led by three sisters in a South Side Chicago apartment building. Police, alerted by nearby residents, entered and dispersed participants, ending weeks of the city event.
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Chicago
Chisago
Nasion
Moonshiners Busy Revival In Prohibition South
Moonshiners intensify operations as $16 in raw materials yields $120 worth of liquor. Internal revenue officer Knox Hoath reports a 50 percent rise in illegal production in Alabama since prohibition, with Georgia and other states showing similar growth. Also, Swedish gunman who killed Major General Beckman and killed himself is dead in Stockholm.
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Montgomery
Ala
South
Knox Hoath
Internal Revenue
Alabama
Georgia
Stockholm
Beckman
Coast Artillery
Aiot
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Tonsitine
Joseph H. Elkin
D.V.M
S. Seventh St
Indiana
Ehebs
Ling
John F. Steving
S.C
John F. Steving & Co
Yype Funeral
Philadelphia St
Undertakers
G. A. R. Hongas
Senate
Marriott
Minnsdhelu
Saad Marriott
Danny Years
Seward
Licking
Wickham
Delaware
Nichols
Cushucton
W. Randal
Ohio Filter and Shield Company
Protestant Hospital
Mays Landing
N. J
Atlantic City
Fred Seiter
Vineland
W.W. Brishart & Son
Opticians
Bom
Pauch Bros
Pintzer
Leon Ling
Buchanan
Bennett, Distributors
Oxford
Jordan & Company
Star Theatre
Clyde Ghssler
R. W. Wehrle Co
Wenrle
Indiana House
USA
Biaggio Formica
Ninth St
John
Hastings
Hifteen
West Indiana House
Wilmer Stewart
Indiana, Pa
Plumville
Eliza Jane Davis
Creekside
McKee Davis
R. W. Marshall
Missea Olive
Mayme Rowland
Lottie Marshall
Punxsutawney
D. A. Daugherty
West Mahoning
D. Kerr
BR. D. Kerr
Harry Thompson
Ray de- Lancey
Frank W. Kerr
Flumville
Harry Seager
Rossmoyne
Woodbine
S. H. Harding
Brockwayville
Katherine Clark
Idaho
Elizabeth Zimmerman
Charles Zimmerman
DuBois
J. N. Cochran
Cochran
Graham Cunningham
Clymer
J. B. Clark
C. B. Grover
Eva Hammers
Blairsville
Oliver Crawford
White Plains
N. Y
John P. Updegraff
Ligonier
Bolivar
M. A. McGill
BW. P
J. H. D. Tomson
Howard, Pa
West Bolivar Chapel
Arthur Staples
Calvary
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