Robbers Strike in Downtown Detroit Jeweler Murdered
In a crime near the central police station Joseph Moyer a 42 Monroe Avenue jeweler was killed after being struck by robbers who looted about $1,000 in cash and from $5,000 to $10,000 in diamonds and watches. A man and boy saw the assailants flee toward the rear alley. Police spread a dragnet and arrested Frank Preston ex convict John Quinn and Frank Hoff as suspects. A $1,000 reward was offered and authorities warned surrounding towns to watch for suspicious persons.
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John Quinn
New York City
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Royal Arcanum to Act on Supreme Council Wishes
Indiana representatives to the supreme council announce intent to align with state council wishes. Grand Regent Edward Bierhaus pledges take action to repeal recent rate legislation, seek reenactment of the old rate, and postpone further rate increases until the next supreme council meeting. A statewide meeting of the supreme council is expected soon.
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Joseph Escapes Law In Court Drunken Charge
Gustace Joven, a Hebrew, and Peliveran were involved in a criminal court case at Rapapohe Trastenyail Terminal station. Joseph was freed after witnesses testified he was drunk at the terminal, but the charge claimed drunkenness on the street rather than in the station.
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Governor Hanly Delivers Patriotic Peace Speech Twice
Gov Hanly spoke at Armeston on Sunday delivering the Patriotic of Peace address. Plans are under way to repeat the address at Mount Vernon where he spoke two weeks ago. Supporters have urged him to return to speak again after the initial success.
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Residence Robbed in Frank Lemontree Home
Burglars entered 1032 Maplestree Friday night stealing 314 in cash and several fire tickets from Frank Lemontree’s pockets. Entry gained via an open screen door at the rear, while a nearby shop ad notes 10 percent reductions to boost business during hot weather.
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Maplest
Sings Her Last Songs After Decades as Diva
Mlle Mathilde Bauermeister a famed soprano retires after 16 tours of America and a storied career at Covent Garden Drury Lane and in major operas. Born in Hamburg, she gained fame with Martha in Faust and the nurse in Romeo and Juliet, among others.
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Greek Burglars Under Suspicion Hold Up Reports
Greek suspects Gustav Bratts and George Pappas, arrested Friday morning on burglary charges, are linked to multiple city robberies. Victims describe highwayman activity with stolen horses and carriages, then robbing passersby near the outskirts and an automobile incident. Police presented witnesses, Brattias claiming innocence, Pappas detained. both bound over to grand jury.
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Wealth Board to Sue Indianapolis Businessmen over Formaldehyde
The Board of Wealth directs Victor Keene of city sanitation to pursue charges against prominent Indianapolis men for selling formaldehyde materials. Evidence has been gathered, and Keene believes successful prosecution is possible.
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Boy thieves in University Park gang jailed for reform
Charles Tilnon Leland McDuwell and Arthur Portteus were sentenced Saturday by Judge Stuple of the Juvenile Court to the Indiana Reform School for Boys. The sentences were extended for good behavior, according to the report.
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Arthur Portteus
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Suit Filed Over Wagon Collision Damages
Albert Van Qsdo sues the MNK company for 2300 dollars claiming a wagon belonging to the firm struck him while he tended a running card of a street car. TheCity Paatornized MNK company is named as defendant.
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Knife wielding depôt worker causes panic at Monon
George Washington Claypool an intoxicated Monon freight depot employee threatened cashiers with a large knife after demanding money. He caused alarm among clerks and staff, then was restrained as onlookers and others restrained him. He faced charges of intoxication and drawing a deadly weapon.
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Immune Correspondent Reports on New Orleans Yellow Fever Fight
Immune correspondent in New Orleans describes house to house inspections, mosquito screens, and nurse patrols as authorities wage a strict fever battle. Reports detail isolation, reporting by residents, and use of medical students with experienced staff to identify cases and prevent spread.
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Immune Commissioner Whyte Reports on Yellow Fever
Immune correspondent JH Whyte travels throughNew Orleans detention hospitals and fever zones to relay the fever campaign. The Sun assigns Whyte as yellow fever commissioner to obtain the best news from the scene and describe the disease, medical efforts, and the fever’s grip on the city.
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Mosquito Control Measures in Sanitary City
The article describes striped female mosquitoes that bite only by day and breed in open cisterns called tanky, often made of cypress wood or galvanized iron. Citizens organize associations to cover gutters and cisterns with screening, placing tins on cistern tops to prevent hatching. after rain, gutters are cleaned to maintain sanitation.
Wreck of Little Rock and Kansas City train near Ozark injures many
In Van Buren Arkansas on July 29 a major rail wreck occurred when a Little Rock and Kansas City passenger train No 10 derailed near Ozark about 40 miles north. Forty injured. doctors sent by special train. amber light status unclear as details come in.
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Public baths debate stirs health officials and city leaders
Board of Health officials clash over proposed city baths with concerns a health risk from river and creek bathing. Dr Keene condemns free baths as a threat while Project supporters push for three bath houses amid political opposition.
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Meet to Nominate Joseph T Markey Aided by Party Ties
A Friday night gathering of more than seven Democratic workers backed Joseph T Markey for the nominal nomination as judge. The meeting included key party figures from the south side wards and younger lawyers. An active campaign will start immediately.
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Theity
Bids Not Awarded For Weights of Pythias Building
The building commission postponed action on bids for the Weights of Pythias building. A new meeting is set for Tuesday to review bids and award the contract. The Internal Revenue office will move to the federal building next week and rooms for the department are nearing completion.
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Building Commission
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Ballot Recount Battle Seeks Court Action in Primary
Ferdinand Smork, defeated Republican council candidate, sues to restrain a Meser from destroying ballots and damaged materials tied to the last party primary. Judge Leathers grants a temporary order blocking destruction until a hearing to resolve whether a recount is needed by the Primary Election Commissioners.
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Friends Urge Moore Porippa Al Rae Press Evation
Frends urge Dr Geares T Moore from the department of acrreultys to seek a case before the president. He presented designation in Secreter Wilson and superiors. Next step may permit them to clear AEs an illustrated lecture. Pastor Rew HD On tuieioapry will present an illustrated lecture in Japan at the h Sundew evening.
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AL Rae
Washington
Hie
Geares T Moore
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Wilson
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Japan
Berger Not A VII Scripps Mystery Man Alive
Report from Scripps Mare Press in Cleveland states Berger not a vanished figure. He is found alive and employed at a Santa Clara company plantation near Trinidad, Cuba, after rumors of his disappearance.
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Cleveland
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Trinidad
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