Toilers of the Night band terrorized France in daring robberies
A detailed profile of the Forty Thieves of the Night a gang led by Jacob decob alias antiquary aged 24. The article chronicles their crimes stealing valuables from rich households in Paris and across France, disguising as respectable men, using rapid house breakins and arson to hide loot, and their eventual capture after a daring Marseilles pawnshop heist. The leader proclaims anarchist motives and defends theft as social protest.
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Ali
Adiens
Phurie Lear
France
Victor Hugo
Alexander Marius Decob
Antiquary
Jacob
Laonterlissard
Felix Bour
Louié Analua
Emile Argain
Joseph Ferrand
Jacques Sautarel
AML
Pelisaayd
Mermiera
Cearge
Qvityn
Chober
Daesh
Patisx
Skthei House
Breakius Tistro
Reid
Mrntelusa
Paris
London
Amaterdam
Jacol
Monte Carlo
Simatte
Marseilles
Accounta
Commissariat
Cette
Bour
Irving
The Vigorous Man Is Leader of Men
An advertisement extols vigor and decisiveness as employer favorites and promotes Dr. A W Chase nerve pills. It features a testimonial from Fred Hoyt of New Brighton Pennsylvania detailing eye strain tremors and insomnia reversed by the pills, with a note of distribution through Henry J Hudner Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
Fred Hoyt
6Th Ave
New Brighton
Bic & Hox
Dealera
Chase Medicine Company
Buffalo
N.Y
H.D
Henry J. Huder
Draggist
Indianapolis
Ind
Wedding Fears Prompt License Clerk Intervention
John Smith of the southwest city asks Marriage License Clerk Berner to block a license for Harry Young and May Smith. He fears his daughter Brith, pursued by Young Jung, is about to wed and seeks to halt the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Berner
Harry Young
May Smith
Young Jung
Miss Brith
Bedford Names New Superintendent for City Schools
Bedford Indiana April 1 cohort Prof E W Drake of Indianapolis chosen by the Bedford school board to succeed Prof W Alexander as superintendent as Alexander resigns to pursue other business in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ind
E.W. Drake
Indianapalis
Bedford Schowl Board
W. ®. Alexander
Alexander
Boy with 35000 dollars missing after journey to grandmother
In Muscatine Iowa April 1 a boy carrying 35000 dollars was sent from Deadwood S D to his grandmother Mrs Mary Leonard Hood. The boy vanished after leaving the bag with the elderly woman who distrusted him. A letter later claimed the boy was to deliver the fortune to his grandmother, leading to fears he was murdered for the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Richara Hoorigun Divi
Deadwaod
Tis Square Old Sin
Westone
Mary Deonard
Leonard Hood
Leonard
Deedwood
Mim
Salvation Army Allowed to Hold Meridian Meeting
Salvation Army and police march side by side after a compromise on Thursday. Army agrees not to use the base drum in services, aiming to stop complaints from local business people near Meridian and Washington streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Army
Meridian
Washington-fts
Meeting of Woodmen in Hamilton County
Modern Woodmen camps of Hamilton county held a Thursday convention in Noblesville. Dr. H C Tomline son and G M Bnyder were chosen as delegates to attend the state gathering in South Bend in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
Hamilton County
H.C. Tomlineson
G. M. Bnyder
Doiggaten
South Bend
Dead Fish on Minnesota Lake Bank Attracts Health Concern
Mapleton Minnesota April 7 Dead fish line the shore of a Minnesota lake after residents reported a nuisance to the state health department. Hundreds of fish weighing up to eight pounds smothered along more than two miles. Residents estimate the value at $5,000 and say better markets last fall would have prevented the health menace. Most fish are carp and suckers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapleton
Minn
Hsh
Minnesota Lake
Ant Peala
State Health Department
Lumber prices spark regional fight over rates in northwest
Retail lumber dealers in the northwest plan a campaign against commercial bodies and farmers' groups investigating lumber pricing in smaller markets. Consumers face high costs, with railroads blamed for the excess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Minneapolis
Northwest
Smalier
Bi Wiseheart Dies After Paralysis in Indiana
Special to Vie 8un from Nobleville Indiana reports Bi Wiseheart died Thursday night after paralysis. He ran a grocery business at Fortville for three years. Advertisements toutshoe deals at Eppert's and watch sales at Chicago Loan Office. Multiple stores claim rebates and low prices across Indianapolis and city corridor listings.
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Noblerville
Ind
Bi Wiseheart
Fortville
Eppert
Massachusetts
Chicago
Washington
Delaware
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