French President Falieres Survives Assassination Attempt
Paris reports a failed attack on President Fallieres by Leon Maille a Havre naval reservist on July 14 amid France's national fete day. Two shots were fired as the president's landau passed Champs Elysees crowds. Maille was arrested by two policemen. no injuries occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieres
Leon Maille
Havre
France
President Fallieres
Avenue Des Champs Elysees
Longchamps
Paris
Clemenceau
M. Lanes
Landau
Maille
Telephotography Tried in Germany
Consul Norton reports German success with Professor Bjorn's wire transmission of photographic reproductions. Ordinary telephone wires suffice and adjoining lines cause zigzag photo lines easily retouched. The system also supports concurrent telephone use. Copenhagen Daily Politiken has ordered a full setup for telephonic and telephotographic links with its Berlin office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Politiken
Kerlin
Christ Case Ended in Manslaughter Charge Dismissal
Judge Irvin sustained the motion for Henry Christ charged with manslaughter in the killing of Edward Cory near a Mary street hotel. The jury disagreed at trial, a second trial was never started, and the case was dismissed. Christ, a policeman, claimed self defense in the dispute that led to Cory being shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin
Comet
Henry Christ
Edward Cory
Christ
Cory
Maryand Hotel
Cory Beame
Body of Woman Petrified In Cemetery Mystery
The body of Misa Mary M Angell age 22 was dug up from Mount Oliver cemetery and sent to Connellsville Pennsylvania. Doctors say the corpse is petrified and as hard as marble and white as snow. The case is described as the strangest petrification on record by physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McRae Press
Chicago
Misa Mary M. Angell
Mount Oliver Cemetery
Coonnelsville
Woman Accused Of Cooking Beetles In Bread
Georges Patterson files complaint in Terre Haute Indiana accusing wife of cooking beetles in bread to poison him. The action, presented before Justice Hutton, invokes a domestic dispute with a sensational claim attributed to the wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-MeeRee Press Association
Terre Haute
Ind
Justice Hutton
George Patterson
Smelled fumes of drugs fill Sandman home
An intruder entered Earl Sandman's home at 2408 Northwestern Ave Saturday while the family was away and saturated the house with fumes from drugs. The Sandmans say the fumes suffocated a parrot and would have overwhelmed them if they had stayed overnight. They left at 3 pm and returned to smell a strong odor upon entry, searched the house, found nothing, and spent the night with a neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Sandman
Northwestern Ave
The Bachelor Princess Victoria Celebrates Birthday
The Princess Victoria, the bachelor princess, recently marked her thirtieth birthday and is reportedly in strong health. She is regarded as the most popular princess, a sign of good news for the British public. She avoids riding and shooting but enjoys athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Endowment in Brides at Women’s Trade Union League
At Hull House in Chicago the first interstate conference of the Women’s National Trades Union league decided to promote matrimony as a profession and planned a matrimonial endowment fund, with voting expected immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippy-Wehne Presa Arecition
Chicago
Women’s National Trades Union League
Hull House
United Press consolidates three associations into one
Scrippse-McRae Press Association New York July 15 The Publishers Press Scripps-McRae Press and Scripp News associations merge to form the United Press incorporated in New York. The new outfit serves 460 newspaper clients, aims to be fair and impartial, and expands its leased wires and bureaus with Washington European New York San Francisco Chicago offices among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publishers’ Press Association
The
Scripps—McRae rPesa Association
Scripp-News Association
United Press
United Press Associations
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Publishers’ Press
Scripps News Association
Pacific Coast
United
Washington
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
M.kinley
Queen Victoria
Alexander
Russia
Japan
Portsmouth
Aloe
John Vandercook
Max Balthasar
Oliver Hershman
Andrew McLean
H. R B. Clark
Clark
Hershman
Pittsburg Press
McLean
Brooklyn Citizen
Balthasar
Former Rich Young Man to Stand Trial for Wife's Death
Clinton Illinois July 15 Sheriff H A Campbell left with requisition papers signed by Gov. Deneen to return Frederick H Magill and his bride from San Diego on murder charges in the death of Magill's first wife Pet Magill May 31. State's Attorney Miller says circumstantial evidence against the couple is strong and vows to exhale the body after arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sun
Clinton
H. AL Campbell
Deneen
Frederick H. Magill
San Diego
Cyrus Jones
Magill
Mr. Miller
Coronet Jones
Fred Magill
Hie
Faye Graham
Pet Magill
Mr. Magill
Winsor
Miller
Reaver
Jie
Toledo Judge Sentences 32 Friends to Six Months
Toledo Ohio July 15 A judge known for savings and economics sent 32 of his old friends to the workhouse for six months each. Judge Lindley W. Morris, common pleas court judge, declared Valentine trust law violations by bomber cealers, bridge smugglers, and breek manufacturers. He criticized the government for trifling with polite criminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinkade
Icemen
Latar Summer
Ohio
Lindley W. Morris
Common Pleas Court
Oa Farm
Toledo
Coun OM
Court of Common Piews
Bomber Cealers
Bridge Pmulders
Breek Manufactiurer
Marrs
Winona students make pie and cake at summer school
Special to The Sun from Winona Lake Indiana July 15 The Worema summer school domestic science program reports attendance over twice last year Miss Ruby McCormick Smith Chicago Pratt graduate leads lessons in cooking and serving with hands on practice The class tests coffee fruit and sugar ideas and plans soups breads puddings desserts and pastries The Winona student club runs blue and red factions led by C T Schaeffer and assistants with points system and a pierce prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby McCormick Smith
Chicago
Pratt
Saginaw High School
New York
Miss Smith
C. T. Schaeffer
W. H H. Collison
A. D D. Georgs
Beth Wilson
State moves to reclaim thousands of acres along rivers
The state seeks to recover land from Anitor of State John Arlheimer’s plans. Swamp lands from Congress era layers were claimed by settlers, then contested as waters rose. The case targets Roggas and Pinner, who allegedly held 45 acres near the Narkaker river in Laporte county. The lake drained, Pinney now cultivates the entire section. Land bought at 31.25 per acre, now valued by SAG.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iankakes
Aeronf
Red Jane
Sry
Billheimer
Secre
Roggas
Pinner
Narkaker
Laporte
Enelfish Lake
Pinney
Oppose the Carnival Faces City Street Use Backlash
Merchants saloonkeepers and residents oppose a carnival planned on main street. City council approved street use and the event draws bitter resistance from vendors and locals who fear disruption and competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Peru
Tate
Gnandal
Three Poison Attempts End in Suicide in Indiana City
J J Shannon aged 69 an old citizen attempted suicide three times in Nation City Indiana using three poisons arsenia carbolic acid and Paris green. The last attempt succeeded yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nation City
Ind
J. J. Shannon
Paris Green
Drowned Man in River Accident at Wabash
In Wabash Indiana on July 14 Albert Cupp, 15, attempted to balance on the edge of a boat on the Wabash river. He fell in and drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press
Wapbash
Ind
Fel River
Albert Cupp
Captain Fedgar Ridemur Begins Around World Trek
Special to The Sun reports Captain Fedgar Ridemur of the Sixteenth Tenite States infantry spending three years at Fort William McKinley near Manila has begun a solo journey around the world on his way home to Peru and expects to reach home around Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pert
Ind
Fedgar Ridemur
Sixteenth
Tenite States Infantry
Fort William McKinley
Manila
P. I
Peru
Aeronaut Drowned in Gull Lake Rescue Attempt
Charles Sann of Battle Creek, an aeronaut, drowned when his parachute failed after he landed in Gull Lake Sunday near Kalamazoo Michigan. Fifty boats joined the rescue effort but all efforts were in vain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Mich
Charles Sann
Battle Creek
Gull Lake
Huntington appoints Pearl Young as deputy sheriff
In Huntington Indiana Miss Pearl Young was named deputy by Recorder F. B. on Saturday. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. WLOW Young of Huntington. Young began her new duties the following morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thu Taer
Miss Pearl Young
Mrs. Wlow
George Chapman Post to Attend Reception
George Chapman Post No 268 6 A R will meet at 26 EB Maryland St Friday evening at 7 50 o clock then proceed to the reception given by the George FY Thomas Post to the department commander
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George It. Chapman
A. R
Maryland St
George FY. Thomas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Danbury
E. Wash. St
Crank
Faluieres
Scripps-McRae Press Associatiion
Fal
Anti
Boise de Boulogne
Champs Elysees
Ing
Faillieres
Place le Concord
League of Patriots
Germany
Thomas H. Norton
Chemnitz
Man
Scrippse-McRae Press Association
Press Association
Illinois
Toledo, O
the Sun
Winona
School OF Domestic Sci
Ence
Winona Lake
School of Domestic Science
Roger
Thomas Orchestra
Thomas
Tinsits
Thomas Whallen
Ellist
Ispalis
Bruno Steindel
Ludwig Secker
Brahm Vanden Berg
Daniel Boone
Los
Walter Baker
Sto
N. New Jersey St. Branch
S. Meridian
Washington-st
E. St. Clair
Massachusetts-ave
Delaware
Alabamas
Indiana
Ave
Ocery CO
Old Phone
Mata
E. Court St
Umone
Olives-ava
Shelby
EL Washington
N. Senate
Duces
Indianapolis Light & Heat
John
Arlheimer
Wabash
Aeronaut
Huntington, Ind
Duty
Hane
Duesseldorfer
St. Louis
Milen
Leige
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!