Trainmen Die In Oil Fire Wreck Near Pennsylvanian Route
Incident near Terre Haute involves engineer Edward Ginley and signalman Charles Pryer among the dead. Passengers on the Pennsylvanian passenger train were not injured, though several sustained minor burns as the blaze spread from the derailment. Fire officials describe a fuel-fed blaze and a single cab fire with crews working to control the wreck.
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Terre Haute Bally Gleb
Acripps
RAK
Dayton
Edward Ginley
Charles Pryer
Aff Caambos
Fran Eveau
Penne Sylvania
Watey
Fila
Oie
Steer Trivenor Marne
Biebutt
Tne
Avi Diceman
Aime Thai
Cerre Harte
Gault sought twenty thousand in damage suit
In a Lake County federal case the complaint details a 1940s accident at a Hammond elevator that caused broken bones and permanent impairment. The plaintiff Charlee Ganle acai and others allege injuries from a fall with multiple injuries and permanent loss of use, seeking twenty thousand dollars in damages settled by mutual agreement.
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Charlee Ganle
George Ho Wamme
Ronpans Om Bien
Lake County
Mourles
Gautt
Hammond
Unclear text fragment hints at gang activity
Fragmentary OCR cites a gang name and references to a Friday night event, mentioning Meyer and a public matter involving a gas facility. Names and places are garbled, but suggests a local crime or gang-related incident with minimal readable specifics.
Riot at Blackford and North streets as officer corners arrestee
Police at Blackford and North streets faced a riot when a wagonman attempted to arrest Mary Preston, a colored woman, Thursday afternoon. A mob of over a hundred gathered, threatening harm, while Officer Wheeler drew his revolver to contain the crowd. The arrestee was charged with resisting officers amid the confrontation.
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Wheeler
Blackford
North&ts
Wagonman Wheeler
Mary Preston
Police accuse Kruger changes in city police leadership
Seeman Charles Werrner, named to a sergeant role, faces accusations amid a reorganization by Superintendent. The police division was created last night, with Kerry in charge of both police and fire alarm telegraph operations. Contention centers on Werrner lack of police experience and the removal of the previous superintendent whose resignation sparked the changes.
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Seeman
Charles Werrner
Tie Wangerble
Worrner
Safely Ad
Eleeiman
Don Berry
Othe Tate Gorse Finderman
Wormec
Beard
Kerry
Etticien
Sanger
Batemman Balle
Poe
Marriage Trouble Astir as Divorces Sought
Fragmentary report shows accusations of drunken behavior and infidelity involving Keeler and a Wilkin residence. Alma S Mawr claims threats by Frederek Fo Raner in a home confrontation. Readable names indicate a domestic dispute prompting divorce proceedings.
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Keeler
Wilkin
Drnkird
Wim
Alma S. Mawr
Frederek
Raner
Coroner probes conflicting testimony in shipman Kelly death case
Coroner Rares Tatewiley fumes over contradictory witness statements after a fatal Sunday fight that left James Kelly dead near Columbia Avenue. He considers charging witnesses and plans subpoenas for Patrolmen Okey and Reibe as he reviews arrests and Shipman’s role and flight.
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Rares Tatewiley
Jamra Kelly
Erin
Perm 4
Grand Dary
John A
Mary Kelly
Jenrge Biipanta
Dames Kelly
George Shipman
Edra Mellie
Kelly Remuein
Columbia-ave
Shipman
Kelly
John AW
James Kellys
Kellys
John Wells
Okey and
Reibe
Victory News From Manchturlan Front Reaches Ink
Reports from the Manchturlan front describe a notable naval victory attributed to Admiral Tage. The official telegrams confirm the win and indicate rumors of celebrations were absent among the troops.
Say Holtzman Held Local Barber Youth Claim
The Barbera inten has discovered for Mayor Joby Holtaman who turned 4 deaf war tie their appeal for the closing of Samdas shops was nn er a war ber niin members of the union will make another Vein his conager dots and one appeal to him to repue any order in the police to stop Sunday shaving the canar he war Carmerty one mire ptoresaten ana shoild sympathize wil all movemenes for its besterment Ta is said that the union was arranged for a hard to head a big demonstration Flext Sunday for the closing of all Sunday shop Mayer Holtzman is threatened with a visit by a Big delepatien
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Barbera
Joby, Holtaman
Samdas
Mayer Holtzman
Demurrers Filed In Tax Suit By County Officers
Merril Moores for the Moron enynty offers a demurrer to the Van dla Raileay companys suit for a permanent restraining order. George Pugh for the county officers of Vigne county presents a counter demurrer. Both hearings set for next Thursday.
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Merril Moores
Moron
Enynty
Vandla Raileay
Myler Carter
Canina
Tiarsee Pgh
Anxious mother finds baby asleep in car
The anxious mother of Banford Russell, aged 1, reported her child missing after he wandered from home on Pharies Street. Police searched the area as neighbors joined the hunt. Banford was found asleep in the front room of the Russell home, having crawled into a lineway to rest when he grew tired.
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Basford Rubsell
Charles
Pharies St
Jussell
Stanford
Crane
Banford
Jin
Mim
Trussell
Sant Chal Banford
Ang
Beton
Hin
Woman 72 Defends Divorce Suit Amid Marital Strife
A 72 year old woman faced a divorce suit as her husband William F. Cramer testified about their troubled marriage. He described quarrels and night disturbances, claiming she kept him awake and manipulated family records. The judge dismissed the complaint before Cramer sought divorce himself.
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Junge Westy
Clay Allens
William FO Cramer
Einevtt
Eliabeth Cramer
Cramer
Fanni
Rath
Vis
Randolph St
James Coling
Mra Cramer
de Rennet
Opanieps
Oravant
A. Divores
Catlins Repli
Japanese naval losses in Tage battle report
Baron Hayata received from Voki a copy of Tage’s naval report. It states Japanese losses from the engagement, with a Telegraph correspondent noting the action began early Saturday as ships steamed through the strait and auxiliary forces moved north toward Rongelanis.
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Scripps -M'Raf Press Association
London
Baron Hayatu
Voki
Admiral Tage
Tox
Majl
Dayan
Bites Native Herbs at 235 West Wash Street
A small plant shop named Bites Native Herbs operates at 235 West Wash Street. The rustic storefront offers a range of native herbs and garden plants. Local customers report friendly service and seasonal selections.
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W. Wash
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