Two Boys Shoot at Police Nabbed After Chase
Vernon Hughes and Daniel Lynch both 14, from South Missouri street, fired ten shots at Patrolmen Whitehead and Hagerty in the Merril and Missouri streets area after breaking into Gus Habich’s sporting goods store. Police captured them after a several block chase. plunder hidden, including twelve revolvers and handcuffs, was recovered. Children face detention as officials review homes and parents.
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Gus Habibh
East Washington Street
Whitehead and Hagerty
Merril
Missouri Streets
Vernon Hughes
South Missouri Street
Daniel Lynch
Capt
Coffin
Lynch
Habich
Empire Theater
Wabash Street
Rolling Mill
Lynch Boy
Vernie
Cap
Worker Hurt as Street Cleaning Wagon Reverses
James Carter of 3739 Kenwood Avenue was seriously injured Saturday afternoon when a street cleaning wagon backed over him. He was taken to St Vincent's Hospital in critical condition. he is employed by the city.
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James Carter
Kenwood Avenue
Carter
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ity
Ground sale on McCarty Street nets twenty thousand
A local land deal on McCarty Street closed for twenty thousand dollars. The transaction marks a substantial sale involving urban property and a private buyer. No further details available.
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McCarty Street
Naval supply ship Solace ashore near Barnstable Bar
The United States supply ship Solace ran aground on Great Bar near Barnstable harbor in thick fog Friday night. It remains hard and fast in a dangerous position as Revenue cutters are summoned. The vessel was en route to the Idaho in Cape Cod bay.
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Barnstable
Mass
United States
Solace
Great Bar
Barnstable Harbor
Idaho
Cape Cod Bay
Man Hunt for Double Slayer In Quincy Mass
In Quincy on Friday, Louis Restelli killed two people and wounded several others before fleeing in a buggy. More than 200 armed officers from Company K, Fifth Massachusetts, and city police hunted across the area. Restelli’s motive linked to family disputes. the escape possible via Boston with searchlights operating overnight and a large, ongoing pursuit.
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Fifth Massachusetts Regiment
Boston Metropolitan
Louis Stestelli
Marianna Restell
Henry E. Hardwick
Gaspar E. Restellis
C. Theodore Hardwick
Benjamin Bishop
William Adrian
Archibald Parsons
Hardwick Brothers
Hestelni
Restelli
Boston
Another Run Goes Amuck In City Stabbing Rampage
In Washington on Saturday a crazed man, Jack Butler, attacked pedestrians in a busy area. A mob pursued him to a street car where he stabbed two white men, then stabbed another in the street after leaping off before being subdued.
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Washington
Jack Butler
New York Seeks to Ditch Teddy Roosevelt
In July 50 the Republican power brokers in New York celebrate a setback for Roosevelt as Ohio senators reject a direct primary, signaling a wider effort to sideline him. The piece notes a second stumble for Roosevelt after Albany’s earlier primary bill defeat and portrays broad factions aiming to push him aside.
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New York
Ohio
Roosevelt
Teddy
Albany
Col
Biggest Flour Mill in World Shuts Down
The largest flour mill globally, Pillsbury, closed temporarily in Minneapolis to divert water and power to Twin City Rapid Transit so street cars run on schedule. Manager James Everent stated the shutdown aims to prioritize transit operations over milling.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Pillsbury
Lower
Twin City Rapid Transit Company
Minneapolis and
St. Paul
James Everent
Taft Drops Winona Lake Talk and Seeks Impartial Survey
President Taft cancels engagements across the middle west incl Winona Lake Chau tauqua and Seattle trip plans. He aims to send Senator Crane to gauge insurgency sentiment, seeking an outsider view to inform future moves while denying Ballinger-Pinchot links in Crane’s visit.
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Taft
Indiana
Winona Lake Chau
Tauqua
Middle West
Winthrop Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Senate
House
West
Ohio
Crane
Seattle
Congress
Beverly
Manchester
Ballinger-Pinechet
Ballinger
Abdul Hamid seeks staff to answer historian charges
Ex sultan Abdul Hamid of Turkey, confined in prison in Constantinople, has appealed to the government for a secretary and other clerical help to prepare a reply to charges raised by historian Ostman Newri in his book Abdol Hamid His Life and His Reign.
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Abdul
Constantinople
Abdul Hamid
Turkey
Ostman Newri
Abdol Hamid
Taft Seeks Yale President Hadley For Stock and Bond Panel
President Taft will press Yale President Arthur T. Hadley to accept the chairmanship of the stock and bond commission in a Saturday meeting at Beverly Massachusetts. Hadley had shown reluctance to take the post, with a final answer awaited that afternoon.
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Hadley
Beverly
Mass
Taft
Arthur T. Hadley
Yale
Stock and Bond Commission
Hadly
Suspect Taken by Police in Harsher Case Involving Pastor
San Francisco July 30 Joseph Wendling janitor of St John's church Louisville is suspected of killing Alms-Heimer Jaet in December. Police say the suspect was finally taken into custody after a lengthy manhunt and is being questioned at central station. Authorities revealed no definitive motive but emphasize the religious community impact.
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San Francisco
Cal
Joseph Wendling
St. John's Church
Louiisville
Race riot in Palestine ends in deadly violence
In Palestine Texas on Friday night a race riot left twenty negroes and four whites dead with many injured. Reports say a mob of negros clashed with a white posse over an arrested negro amid a debt dispute. State troops ordered out, with a full regiment to be dispatched if needed as mounted posses patrol Anderson County.
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Anderson County
Long Hunt for Wendling Ends with Capture
Detectives tracked Joseph Wendling through a dozen states before arrest in San Francisco. He admitted his identity as the Louisville janitor accused of killing Alma Kellner, 8, whose body was found in a parish house basement near her home. A $3,000 reward funded by Kellner, Gov. Willson, Col. Whalen, the Louisville city, and the Kellner family aided the capture. The case sparked a worldwide manhunt after the girl vanished December 1949 and was later found murdered.
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San Francisco
Joseph Wendling
Louisville
Alma Kellner
K.y
Wendling
Fred D. Kellner
Middle West
St. John's Catholic Church
Europe
France
St. John’s Church
Burton Called Rusty Pin Head by Cox in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on July 30 an arraignment of veracity by George B Cox the city boss denounced United States Senator Theodore Burton as the worst treacherous man he has known asserting he is devoid of principle and does not value the truth Cox discussed the state convention and its results with strong personal accusations.
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Cincinnati
United States
Theodore Burton
George B. Cox
Cox
Falls Breaks Neck On Farm Incident
Dan Eck, age 5, fell from a baymow and broke his neck on his farm near St Paul on Saturday morning. He was found at the scene and later died from the injuries. The accident occurred near Greensburg in Indiana.
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San
Greensburg
Dan Eck
St. Paul
Weather outlook for Indiana and tonight into Sunday
Weather notes predict a fair night and Sunday with little temperature change. Subannual forecast shows sunrise at 4:53 and sunset later, with hourly temperatures partially readable but largely garbled.
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Indiana
Cashier's claim of safe gains ends in theft case
Erwin Wider, a Russo Japanese Bank Agency cashier in New York, admits stealing over 60,000 dollars in securities claiming starvation wages pushed him to risk. He gave himself up, awaits grand larceny arraignment, bail set at 30,000 dollars, and laments a downfall caused by low pay and Wall Street temptations.
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New York
Erwin Johann Wider
Wider
Wider Fe
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Anarchy fears and Moroccan crisis shake Spain
Madrid July 30 predicted government upheaval in Spain with Carlist pretender Don Jaime rallying exiles along the frontier for a Barcelona revolution. Vatican tensions threaten diplomatic rupture, while King Alfonso defies church powers and Morocco's Rif fighting escalates as Spanish troops suffer casualties.
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Madrid
Don Jaime
Spain
Vatican
Barcelona
Alfonso
Vatican Stands Firm Over Spain Catholic Stand
Rome reports the Vatican will not concede on Spain's religious dispute sparked by Premier Canalejas and King Alfonso. An appeal to Spaniards is planned as Cardinal Merry del Val and other prelates brief the pope. The church remains aloof, insisting Canalejas retract policies against Catholic orders and Protestant churches.
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Marquis de Odja
Vatican
Mgr. Vico
Madrid
Spain
Rome
Alfonso
Europe
Canalejas
England
Don Jaime
Morocco
Africa
Merry del Val
Mgr
Vico
Mentioned for Congress in Indiana Third District
Jeffersonville Indiana July 30 John Arthur Lingle editor of Pacl Republican is being mentioned in connection with the Republican nomination for Congress in the Third district pending further developments and confirmations from party circles.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
John Arthur Lingle
Pacl Republican
Republican
Coneeeee
Officers Clash Over Tonab Crippen and Dew Favor Quebec Man
A captain observed officers clashing over Tonab Crippen and honors for Dew favoring a Quebec man. The event centers on conflicting actions and potential recognition, with unclear outcomes.
Montrose Steamer Delayed by Fog in St Lawrence
A wireless message from the steamer Montrose reports heavy fogs in the St Lawrence will likely delay arrival at Father Point until Sunday afternoon or evening, with a further chance of arrival not occurring before Monday.
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Montrose
Father Point
St. Lawrence
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