Defends Man and Wife in Scandalous Divorce Case
In New York on June 14 Justice Giegerich heard alimony arguments in the divorce case of George von Horn and Matilda von Horn. Matilda, wife No. 2, alleges cruelty and seeks 319 a week alimony plus $2 in counsel fees. she claims he attacked her with a razor and struck her, while he says he is impoverished and denies the charges. The couple’s background includes a German military past and substantial German estate funds tied to a daughter.
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New York
Supreme Court
Giegerich
Matilda von Horn
George von | Horn
George von Horn 5
Lida K. von Horn
Beriin
Relf
Hace and Larough
Germany
Matthie von Horn
Jersey City
von Horn
Tuathce Giegerith
County Board of Review Sets 1305 Values
The County Board of Review held a busy session Wednesday morning and fixed values for 1305 across multiple firms including Bev Ketch Novelty Co Eureka Regfr Co Heckelman Music Co Federal Arms Finch McComb Evans Milling Francis Pharmacy Keeney Founders' Trustee Co Pour-in-Mand Laandry Francke Hdw Frontier Mining Fulmer-Cornelion R. W. Furnas The Ewart English Woollen Caryser Le Greer Wilkinson Eclipse Mercantile H. K. Electric Toy Emvich Empire Investment Engle Printing.
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Bev. Ketch Novelty Co
Eureka Regfr. Co
Heckelman Music Co
Federal Arms
Finch, McComb & Co
Evans Milling Co
Francis Pharmacy Co
BAD Keeney Founders’ Trustee Co
Pour-in-Mand Laandry Co
Inquiry at the Capital Brigge McRas Frese Association
Philadelphia June 4 the Interstate Commerce Commission resumes the inquiry into underground relations of coal companies and coal carrying railroads Commissioner Clements says the commission will hear statements from coal railroads. He telegraphs Secretary Mooney inviting railroad presidents to Washington to testify on June 21.
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Brigge-McRas Frese Association
Philadelphia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clements
Peonage Charge: Smith Arrested Over Enslaved Workers
United States Marshal W L Mersey and deputies arrested James E Smith at Sikeston Missouri on peonage charges. He and his brothers allegedly imported and held several enslaved Black workers on 2000 acres of reclaimed swamp land in New Madrid County under armed guard with nightly stockade confinement and mail screening. Investigators expect more arrests.
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Scripps-WeRac Press Association
ST. Louis
Washington
United States
W. L. Mersey
United States District
Horace Dyer
Sikeston
James E. Smith
Smith
Charles M. and
W. R.smith
Charles M. Smith, Jr
New Madrid
Mothers' Jewels of Hall-place MoE church mite box opening
The Mothers' Jewels of Hall-place MoE church will open their semi annual mite box Friday to aid a national orphans home in York Nebraska. Last time 445.9 was donated. The group began thirteen years ago under Mrs Alenac Bord and now includes youths under 19 from many churches in Indianapolis and beyond. The band grows in numbers and influence though not a strictly Methodist group. A large turnout is expected Friday at 2 PM.
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Hall-place
Moe
York
Neb
Alenac Bord
Indianapolis
United States
Beale Weight Faces Possible Amputation After Injury
Sam London reports Beale C Weight the Kntx player has worsened after injuring his right hand on a broken sofa water pipe in New York. Doctors fear amputation of a finger may be needed before he can depart for England to compete in the Davie challenge cup matches.
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Sam London
Beale C. Weight
Kntx
New York
England
Silent U S Senators Silent U S Senators
Special to The Sun Washington June 14 There are certain members of the United States Senate who never talk Some are effective and some are rubber stamps That is just as it happens The silent ones include Crane of Massachusetts Wet more of Rhode Island Aldrichs rubber stamp Moot of Utah Kean of New Jersey another Aldrich rubber stamp Martin of Virginia Platt of New York Millard of Nebraska Warner of Missouri Alle e Delaware Nixon of Nevada Dick of Ohio Bulkeley and Brandegee of Connecticut Latimer of South Carolina Gearin of Oregon and Clark of Montana
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More
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Bmoot
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Missour
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Delaware
Nixon
Nevada
Ohio
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Brandegee
Connecticut
Latimer
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Gearin
Oregon
Clark
Montana
Kidnapped Philadelphia Youth Returns After Mysterious Note
Fred Muth, 13, son of a wealthy Philadelphia jeweler, vanished from school on a forged note and was later found safe after a note and two dramatic calls. Police questioned a woman, while theories point to jewelry-store burglars seeking revenge. The case echoes the Charlie Ross abduction in notoriety.
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Fred Muth
Wagnot
Muth
Broad St. Platian
York
Columbia
Abuh
Charlie Ross
James Linehan
Western Union
Linehan
Fred
Mr. Muth
Nway
Emmelina Nipparga
Stim
Jefferson
St. Joseph's Hospital
Hamm
Stranger man seen near store after abducting youths
Mrs Vanfreet reported a man loitering near Thirteen and Colum Pacave after the incident involving youths. A shabby, unkempt stranger with days of growth on his face was seen peering through a store window and vanished when noticed. The description matches that given by Hagan and James Linehan in connection with the messenger boy incident.
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Young
Vania Railroad
Muth
Jane Boy
Freddie Muth
York
Broad Street
Oyelock
J Young
Lata
Charles E. Baker
Baker
Columbia
Bay
Colunbig
Fin
Colum- Pacave
Hagan
Atranger
James Linehan
Herbert Hadden
White Plaine
Muldoon Muldoon
Denial from Shaw on Iowa trip and misrepresentation
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw, en route from Davenport to Washington, denies misrepresentation claims re his travel to Iowa. He says he conferred with the president before going, clarifies he seeks no gubernatorial candidacy, and states the president will not interfere in Iowa factional politics. He defends his Republican support and the party's record.
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Chicago
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Davenport
Washington
Indy
Towa
Loeb
Iowa
Nat
Loins
Tam
Elks Parade Wins Big Prize In Indianapolis Event
Special to the Sam. Elected by Indiana Elks officers include President Frank Herring South Bend and Secretary Thomas Headin Indianapolis. Indianapolis Lodge No 13 won the $3 prize for largest convention parade delegation as 28 judges and nine brass bands marched. Alexandria took $8 for largest membership percentage in parade. Elwood lodge Fare Farmers’ Uniforms earned $25 for third.
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Indiana Elks
Frank Herring
South Bend
Loughlin Malenary
Peru
Thomas Headin
Indianapolis
Carroll McCulloch
Anderson
James C. Thomas
Munsie
Peters Walton
Davia Marks
Wabash
Henry Jordan
Elwond
R. A. Scott
Linton
Esquire
John ©. Merker
Alexandria
Arthur Leopold
Lafayette
Elwood Lodge
Cole for Governor Nominated by Minnesota Republicans
Duluth Minnesota June The Republican state convention nominated the ticket: Governor A L Cole lieutenant governor A O Eberhardt treasurer C C Dinmharts attorney general E T Young secretary of state JulinerBchmahl auditor S G Iverson clerk of supreme court C A Fidgeon railroad commissioner C F Staples
Frisco passenger train crashes into freight at Wentworth
A Frisco passenger train collided head on with a freight train between Wentworth and Pierce City Missouri today. The wreck injured a number of people several seriously in a high speed impact. Authorities report the collision occurred as both trains ran at speed and blockaded the line.
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Joplin
Frisco
Wentworth
Pierce City
Depew in training at Muldoon’s White Plains clinic
United States Senator Chauncey M Depew and composer De Kaven visit Prof Billy Muldoon at White Plains for physical treatment. Depew endures a strict regimen, showing improvement while living a simple farm life. A separate report describes a violent incident at an Oliver cave site injuring Weaver and a brother, with the assailant a Black worker named Kinslow fleeing.
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Necinto
United States
Chauncey M Depew
Muldin
Sternburg Urges German Ties as U S Education Emphasizes
Special to The Sun from Urbana reports Baron Von Sternburg, German ambassador, delivering the keynote at University of Illinois exercises. He lauds growing higher education in both nations, the spiritual bonds forged over 89 years, and the need for scientists and engineers to advance industry and state administration. He argues Americans are realists driven by ideals, not mere wealth seekers.
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Baron von Sternburg
United States
University of Timese
Hem
Ays Vielt
Olleger
Anen
Waanington
Wnen
Germany
Morepooh
Ats
Pte
Cel Qebber
Gntady
Intercity Probe Bursts Over Standard Oil Subsidiary Claims
Cleveland June 4 hearing opened on railroad mediation and alleged ties between Waters Pierce, Standard Oil and its subsidiary. Attorney Virgil Kline stated no evidence backed charges, while Commission Chairman Fourry pressed for a response. The proceedings paused abruptly as the Standard declined to answer the charges and requested another chance to respond.
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Scrippe-McRae Preas Association
Cleveland
Th. Votay
Virgil Phas
Kline
Commissionar
Froury
eDose
Waters- Pierce
Catcago
Kansas City
Waters-Plene Company
Monn
Bandar
Hfine
Emerson Lincoln Ideals and Practical Character Recalled
A historical reflection notes how Emerson and Lincoln fused lofty ideals with practical action. It highlights Lincoln's brave capacity to merge reality with high aims, showing the powerful influence of their character on the American people.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Americans Entertained by Langworths in London Court Harbor
Special to The Sun from London reports a grand reception at Dorchester House hosted by Ambassador Reid and Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth. About 1390 guests, including Duke and Duchess, Earls, and diplomats, attended as King Edward’s floral decorations framed a lavish evening. Reid’s ambassadorial salary is said to have funded these events. The American guests included Mr and Mrs Bradley Martin and the Drexel family. many high society figures and clergy joined the party. Longworth and Reid planned further engagements, with Maud returning to England for Buckingham Palace events.
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Court of St James
Dorchester Louse
Reid Th Toner
Nicholas Langworth
Park Fane
United States
Reis
Carter
Slee Longworth
Reid
Edward
Longworth
England
Buckingham
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