Death by own hand ends prison murder case
Aerial dispatches report that Von Goeben, who killed Major Von Schoenbeck, killed himself with a bullet to the chest after confessing. The case ties to a Christmas visit at the home of Major Von Schoenteck, where tensions over a wife’s misery led to the deadly confrontation. Nearby Bristow, Oklahoma, sees John Curry kill his wife, then his brother’s wife, before turning the gun on himself as officers close in.
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Fain van Gochen
Achostnteck
Ain von Coeten
von Schoen
Ale
von Goeten
Captain von Goehen
Major von Schoenteck
Jor von Schoenbeck
von Goeben
Allenstein
Bristow
Okla
John Curry
Curry
Mane
Weather and grain markets across states and cities
Weather forecast shows fair to partly cloudy conditions across West Virginia Tuesday and Wednesday. Western Pennsylvania expects snow flurries along the lakes midweek, with cloudy skies. Ohio anticipates fair weather and increasing clouds. Chicago grain market ends weak after heavy selling. May wheat down 1.44 cents. May corn and oats mixed with steady prices overall. Pittsburgh market notes No. 2 yellow corn at 6.304 and dairy and meat prices steady to mixed. lambs and hogs show varying gains and losses across classes.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
New York
Ohio
Wisconsin
Gattle-Supply
Fragmented OCR snippet on mills and chem plants in Ohio era
The readable text references AmalCop 604 Amn Car and Fdy, Smelt and Refinese, and mentions Can Pac y screeners and Den ABR Ches and Ohio. It lists numbers like 64 and 205 but lacks coherent events, dates, or clear entities. The fragment suggests industrial or regional mentions without a verifiable story.
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AmalCop
Lilley Criticizes Naval Budget and Electric Boat Deals
Norwich March 3 Congress man George L Lilley defended a House resolution to probe the Electric Boat company and its Holland Submarine Boat predecessor. He cited naval appropriation records showing eight submarines were funded while other ship types were cut, arguing funds favored the obsolete Holland boats at about 1200 per ton contrary to 1910 testimony of fair pricing.
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Norwich Board of Fridge
George L. Lilley
Waterbury
House of Representatives
Eilectric Boat Company
Lilley
Electric Boat Company
Holland Submarine Boat Company
Naval
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