Wealthy Woman Sought in Cleminson Murder Case
Chicago police pursue motive in the Cleminson murder mystery by questioning a wealthy Chicago socialite rumored to be engaged to Dr Haldane Cleminson. They probe if Cleminson lied about being divorced or planned to delay marriage and whether he hinted at harming his wife. The woman, from a respected family, has strong ties to Chicago and visits biweekly. A man identified Cleminson from a photo with the woman on La Salle Avenue.
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Chicago
Cleminson
Kane
Haldane Cleminson
John Bocholte
Relative of President Desat 9 Dies at 90
Mrs Lucy King aged 90 died at her grandson's home on Sunday in San Re on Groff Avenue. A distant relative of former President Andrew Jackson, she will be buried at the old homestead north of Plainfield after relatives transport the body Monday. She leaves four grandchildren five great grandchildren and five great great grandchildren.
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Lucy King
William J. Re- San
Groff Avenue
Wonderland Balloon Ride Sends Fans Aloft Over Hoosier Capital
Wonderland offers a balloon ride for air loving fans with a yellow gas filled bag and rope extension for higher ascent. Spectators will enjoy a view of the surrounding territory while musical comedies play in the airdome. Honolulu students in the German village provide the soundtrack.
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Wonderland
Hoosier
Airdome
Honolulu
Bohemia
Air Dome
Body brought home of Mrs Muriel Burton
The body of Mrs. Muriel Burton daughter of J W Sleight who ran a job printing business in Indianapolis for 23 years has been brought here from Chicago. Mrs Burton was 29 years old and had suffered from tuberculosis for some time.
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Muriel Burton
J. W. Sleight
Indianapolis
Chicago
Harvard Former President Eliot Receives MO Degree
Former Harvard president Dr Eliot delivered the University of Missouri commencement address on Wednesday and will be awarded the degree Doctor of Laws by the institution.
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Eliot
Columbia
Harvard
University of Missouri
Condemned Lords Escape While En Route to Death
Three natives condemned for the murder of Dr. William James of the Columbia Field Museum escaped from guards while being transported to Manila. They fled through Nueva Vizcaya mountains toward Pangasinan, eluding patrols and remaining at large as pursuers race the jungle.
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Manila
William James
Columbia Field Museum
Chicago
Nueva Vizcaya
Pangasinan
Sleeping girl clings away on silent wings
Lowell Mass June 7 Louisa Piette Lowell's sleeping sickness victim dies after 32 days of near unconsciousness. During the period she received milk through her teeth as nourishment. Four prior spells, each longer than the last, included a 30 day sleep ended by electric treatment.
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Lowell
Mass
Louisa Piette
Grocers Oppose Net Weight Law in Portland Talk
Portland officials report that national retailers will strive to defeat a proposed net weight labeling law for all food packages. Influential members of the National Retail Grocers' Association push opposition citing costs and enforcement concerns.
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Portland
Ore
National
Retail Grocers’ Association
Bow-Bowl Exhibition Opens in Montreal Arena
The Montreal Canine Association opens a premier Bow-Bowl exhibition at the Arena in Montreal on June 1, drawing top dogs of aristocratic lineage for a high profile event in Canada.
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Montreal
Canada
Arena
Montreal Canine Association
Blood feud violence rekindled in Breathitt County Kentucky
Jackson Kentucky June 7 blood reign in Kentucky renewed Ed Callahan long a noted feudist in Breathitt county was shot by an assassin and dying. The incident followed arrests of Denton faction members A S Johnson and Jake Noble prompting armed men from both sides to converge. Callahan, a key Hargis faction leader, had a history of violence including a 1908 knife fight with his brother in law and a fatal exchange with his son Wilson, as state troops were expected to quell the rising hostilities.
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Jackson
Kentucky
Ed Callahan
Breathitt County
Callahan
Leutenant
James Hargis
Hargis-Cockrill
Breathitt
Crocketteville
A. S. Johnson
J. P. Adams
Hargis
Johnson
Denton
Cockrill
Judge Adams
Jake" Noble
John Spicer
Spicer
Wilson
Long's Creek
Winchester
Ordinances to Limit Train Speed and Oil Spatter
New city ordinances to regulate train speeds within city limits and prevent oil spatter from propelling machinery are expected to be reported out of committee at Monday council. A crossing gate measure for Monon and Lake Erie & Western at Twentyeth to Twenty-fourth streets may be reported if the author attends.
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Railroad Commission
Bonnifield
Monon
Lake Erie & Western
Autor
City Births and Deaths Record From Daily Ledger
Births list multiple couples with address details including Fred and Lueta Able producing a boy and many others like Zacharie and Floria Potoora a girl. Stillborns noted for William and Edna McMillan and Albert and Elizabeth Perry. Deaths record Andrew J. Winterrowd cancer of throat Clinton L. Hare valvular heart disease and several infant deaths with causes listed.
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Fred
Lueta Able
S. East Street
Zacharie
Floria Potoora
California Street
Lee
Mary Cipleo
William and
Edna McMillan
Capitol Avenue
Anna Vosa
Blackford Street
Harry and
Carrie Brossart
Rural Street
Frield
Jessie Miller
B. Guy
Mary Hannah Hauke
Broadway
Clifford
Annie Jones
Hoyt Avenue
Homer and
Zerenos Johnson
Jefferson Avenue
Donald
Lucie Morris
Thirtysixth
Arthur and
Hattie Bowman
Yandes Street
Joseph and
Callie Lovell
Minerva Street
Frank and
Mary Smith
Bradberry Street
Fred and
Golda Hoover
Maryland Street
Michael and
Margaret Raftery
Olive Street
Claudius and
Clara Strope
Laurel Street
Albert and
Elizabeth Perry
Lyrin Street
John and
Carrie Brooks
le Grande Avenue
Andrew J. Winterrowd
Kentucky Avenue
Clinton L. Hare
Pennsylvania Street
Amanda Roe
Pine Street
Infant Perkins
Eric Dickson
City Hospital
Frank A. Zimmerman
Patterson Street
Benjamin Jackson
Dalley Street
Claud Spreckels denies engagement to Miss Case
New York June 7 Claus Spreckels heir to John D Spreckels sugar fortune repudiates reports of engagement to Miss Mary Adele Case. He states he is not engaged nor to be married, plans to return to San Francisco to work in his father’s business, and dismisses questions about seeing Miss Case. The elder Spreckels confirms the plan to return to work.
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Young Man
Lochinvar
Boy
Miss Case
New York
Claus Spreckels
John D. Spreckels
San Francisco
Mary Adele Case
Paris
Spreckels
Young Spreckels
Tragedy at Indiana Traction Crossing Claims 18 Month Old
Iris Magdalene Thompson aged 18 months wandered onto an Indiana Union Traction track near Lawrence. A car struck her before her father Albert Thompson could reach the scene. The child’s life ended. funeral services were held Monday at Highland M E Church near Lawrence.
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Iris Magdalene Thompson
Indiana Union Traction Company
Albert Thompson
Lawrence
Ind
Highland M.E
Foreign prices fixed by trust to be exposed
Washington June 7 A senate resolution by Senator Curtis Kansas calls on the secretary of commerce and labor for a statement detailing differences between US and foreign costs of agricultural implements. The tariff debate continued with 41 to 0 passage of another cotton schedule paragraph.
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Washington
Curtis
Kansas
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
United States
Senate
Explosion at gasoline tank injures many in New Jersey
Two men were fatally injured and scores of others bruised by flying glass after a 100 gallon gasoline tank exploded in the Pacific Coast Borax company laboratory at Constable Hook near Bayonne New Jersey. Windows in homes over a mile away were shattered and people were hurled about by the blast.
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New York
Pacific Coast Borax Company
Constable Hook
Bayonne
N. J
Wright brothers unable to fly in Washington on June 10
Aeronauts and followers learn the Wright brothers will not fly in Washington June 10 to receive medals from President Taft. The plane will not be ready, but they plan a flight at Fort Meyer a few days later.
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Washington
Wright Brothers
Taft
Ft. Meyer
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