Accused man hunched as mob eyed tree site of five deaths
Special to the Buna Versailles reports Ind The accused Chimurd Darling before Judge Willard New as he sits dazed and disheveled in court. The trial for the murder of his wife Este Nocks Darling on Thanksgiving afternoon is expected to stretch a week with a jury of 43 selected and observers noting strong opinions. The case recalls the mob attack at the tree where five people were killed Sept Mh years ago as Beotl Rocks, father of the murdered woman, sits nearby at the defense table.
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Buna Versailles
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Chimurd Darling
Iis
Este Nocks Darling
Willard New
Perth
Howard Rouse
Ota
Darling
Beotl Rocks
Dorr Is Found Dead In Chicago Hotel Room
William Rimey Thorn of Englewood once valued at 9 million dollars died Thursday in a north side Chicago hotel room. He was the son of novelist and poet Jolla C. K. Dorr. The cause was apoplexy. Also reported, Count Kanninet, Russian ambassador, died suddenly in Vienna on Friday from apoplexy.
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Vienna
Lee
Count Kanninet
Diet
Frttay
New Discov ery Magic Foot Drafts Claim Fast Rheumatism Cure
Health officer J. Pearce of New Westminster B C and others report rapid relief from rheumatism after using Magic Foot Drafts. Testimonials from Mrs Mary Patrick H H Palmer H G Van Walkenburg and many more say they walked or stood again within days or weeks. Letters and reports are kept on file for public viewing.
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New Westminster
B. C
Mary Patrick
Watertown
N. Y
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Pittsburg
H. G. van Walkenburg
Providence
Magic Foot Crafts promised to cure rheumatism
An advertisement offers free trials of the Magic Foot Crafts claiming curing of rheumatism by absorbing impurities through foot pores. It requests readers to send their name and address to the Magic Foot Draft Co in Jackson, Michigan, with a one dollar option if not satisfied and includes a free book on theumatium.
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Michigan
Magic Foot Draft Co
Majestic
Drekson
Mich
Raturn Mall
Salvation Armys Christmas Dinner Planned
Salvation Army in Capitolave prepares baskets and a public drive for Christmas dinner gifts. Captain AL Klug in Indianapolis outlines meal plans, unity with Charity Organization, and police support. Volunteers ask for money, food, and canned goods, with drop-off points and street campaigns to raise funds and deliver meals to needy families.
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Indianapolly Wien
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Bank condition reports show totals from Nov 19
Reports to the comptroller of the currency show 5177 banks with total resources and liabilities at 7 196 901 355 43. Loans and discounts amount to 2 772 635 31 38. Capital stock paid in 775 083 40. Individual deposits total 2 707 704 050 93. The Christmas Market at Tomlinson hall closes Friday night with a popular fair and meals.
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Iscripps-M'Rae Tslegram
Washington
Nation Bank
Phoebe Society
Tomlinson Hall
Mother and Child Die in Burned Dress Fire at Murphysboro
In Murphysboro Illinois on Thursday a mother and her years old daughter perished from burns after the child's dress caught fire from a blaze that also set the mother's clothing afire as she tried to save the child.
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Iscripps-M'Rae Thlegram
Murphysborg
Mre
John McChure
Daniel Mason Electrocuted in Schenectady Incident
Daniel Mitwon, 29, a Schenectady railroad company employee, was killed Friday after accidentally grasping a live wire. A 2200 volt current passed through his body in the city.
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Daniel Mason
Schipps-M'Ral
Schenectady
Daniel Mitwon
Schenectinty Railroad Company
Hin City
Explosion Claims Two In Rumford Falls Cellar
A gun machine exploded in a cellar of a crowded building in Rumford Falls Me on Friday, killing Mr and Mrs Hatree and causing the structure to burn. Local authorities work to determine the source of the blast as smoke filled the area and flames spread through the lower level. The article provides few precise details due to damaged text from the source.
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Scripps-3
Rumford Falls
Matthian Igunes
Mexico
Mra. Hatree
St Denis Hotel Gains Popularity in Indianapolis
The St Denis at 106-188 W Market Street West near the terminal station rises as a premier hotel under Joseph Schut and manager John M. Tiler. With outside rooms, skylit dining bar billiard room and library, it promises first class service, modern furnishings, baths on every floor and reasonable convention rates inviting travelers and local patrons.
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W. Marketeat
Teemlual Station
Joseph ©. Sehut
Indianapolis
Winder
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St. Denis
Indiana
Ure St. Lewis
Orice
Thajy Lhe Su Desix
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths Affected
Births list names and addresses including Katie Rusk Miriam Moore Ella Martin and Susie O Donnell with dates and locations. Deaths note Leona Thomas Michael Strimmer Mazel Burles McCowen Marie Finkin Margaret Bynn Georgia Lindoer and Whitney J da WV Sixteenth along with hospitals and causes. Marriages and building permits listed with multiple couples and projects in Indianapolis and surrounding areas.
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Katie Rusk
Engitan
Othemian
Marie Walter
Sin W. Sterrill
Miriam
Sadie Moore
Merkel
Samen
Susie O'Donnell
HTN
Oriental
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Ring- Enid
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Hurt and
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Keystone
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Pearl Pagnette
Laura
Warren
Olive Weaver
Julius
Anna Alcheto
Taughy
Otis
Fitger
Indianapolis
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Anna Humphrey
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Pearl Moore
Ier
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Gertrude Munn
Loy
Code
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Mane Walren
Att Worth
Western
Carrie Olmen
Borth
John
Mra
Sarley
Valley Mttiix
Leona Thomas
Michael Strimmer
N. Capital
Mazel Burles McCowen
Marie Finrkin
Fred Bowed On Probation For Lunch Bucket Incident
In juvenile court Friday Fred Bowed faced a charge tied to a workman's dinner bucket. He acknowledged not stealing the bucket but admitted helping to cut the lunch. Judge Stubbs lectured him on associating with bad boys and placed Fred on probation.
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Fred
Alee Rooking
Attempted Kidnap At Tangier Targets Times Reporter
Tangier December report says tribesmen surrounded the residence of Walter B. Harris, London Times correspondent, assaulted guards and killed one. Troop arrival feared. British minister demands punishment for participants. Harris, a seasoned observer, has previously been involved in Tangier diplomacy and hostage incidents.
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Walter B. Harris
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Perdicurs
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Ralaul
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Ovens Affairs
Howl on the Kaiser features in early press debate
Derian reports a Kaiser era publicity piece arguing imperial participation in trade. A Fresaming Zeitung note claims exemption from rates and taxes would enable the Kaiser to outcompete rivals, prompting a lively public discussion on imperial business.
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Derian
Kina Ae Cadinen
Women urged to restore army canteen movement grows
In Washington on December 2 the Women’s Army and Navy League led a counter effort to reinstate the army canteen. Mrs. Kelton, former Adjutant General, urged a petition drive and appeal to Congress with Mrs. George McBerberg to gain support from officers' wives and prominent figures nationwide. A minor fire incident injured Mrs. Miller, while a Buffalo bank faced a brief run and Des Moines banned books Muckin Cherry Finn and Tom Sawyer for being too strenuous for juvenile readers.
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Kelton
George Mc Blerberg
Wit
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Desperation crime and union delegate election noted
In Trenton four desperates robbed a rail line cashier at Clinton station on Pennsylvania route and fled with 321.36. James C. Rybolt, delegate of Bricklayers Union No. 3 Indianapolis, was elected to represent at the International convention in San Francisco in January. The Indianapolis local reportedly has more than four members. Fred Larch, under arrest in St Louis, is to be charged after a brutal assault. Frederick Drake, a wealthy resident of Kimmayiek, Alaska, is described as eccentric following a Tuesday night incident.
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Fred Larch
Louk
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Connersion
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Kimmayiek
Ata
Tutaday Night
Inaugural Ball Funding Hope Hinge on Pension Pledge
Washington dispatch reports Gen J M L Wilson warning that without a pension settlement the long held inaugural ball location may close. He cites a pension building option as last resort while noting the market runs with wheat and stock reports from Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis. He stresses securing a ball venue as key to festivities in the capital.
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Washington
Jann ML Wilson
Congress
Piaséd
Penaton
Cnice
Poultry and Produce Prices from Indiana Market Ledger
A dense listing of prices for fruits vegetables and meats from Indiana markets. Entries include apples such as York Pippin and Northern Spy, citrus and berries, cabbage onions and potatoes with per box per ton figures, and livestock like cattle hogs and veal with tiered price ranges. Also notes on hay coal and other goods with local origin references in Hartford area and surrounding counties.
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Greerings
Baldwine
California
Jamaica
Jersey
Zeigler Fire Tests Security at Mammoth Pumping Station
In Zeigler on December 2 a nighttime attack struck the mammoth pumping and mapping station southwest of the company offices. Guards and United States marshals moved to the area as a searchlight failed to locate the attackers. No guards were struck and reports list a recent injury to a worker and minor damage valued at about six dollars. The event follows a similar strike the night before as miners reportedly show sympathy for Zeigler workers.
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Gordon & Nyo
James J. Barkley
United
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