Charlton Case Postponed To July 8 In Murder Case
Porter Charlton's presumptive hearing on fugitive from justice charges tied to the murder of his wife in Italy was postponed to July 8 by Judge Blair. Charlton, unhandcuffed and in confinement, sat with head in hands as lawyers sought more time to gather evidence and review details. The decision follows Italian extradition discussions amid belief he may avoid extradition and go free.
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Jersey City
N. J
Porter Charlton
Italy
Blair
Charl
Charlton
Hudson County
James J. Kelly
Garven
J. Floyd Clarke
Edward F. Smith
Simil Fuchs
H. H. Scott
di Rossia
Smith
Rioters Charged by Troops in Bilboa Sabre Clash
Scores of religious rioters were cut down with sabres as police and mounted troops dispersed mobs in Bilboa. A large crowd of Socialists and Nationalists besieged the governor of Biscay’s palace shouting Down with the governor. Government plans firmer action amid rising Vatican tensions.
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Bilboa
Spain
Biscay
Canalejas
Vatican
Man Who Out Aged Mother Fined 250
James Sherry, 40, was fined 250 dollars and sentenced to 90 days in the workhouse after he cut his 82 year old mother Frances Hart with a putty knife in an East Washington Street home incident. Judge Collins stated such acts deserve no consideration as the elderly mother testified.
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James Sherry
Sherry
East Washington Street
Frances Hart
Collins
New Blank Forms Adopted to Ensure Square Deals for Bidders
The state board of accounts adopts a new blank form to guarantee square bidding for township school supplies. Bids will be accepted on 25 article classes, allowing small local dealers to bid against large firms, with bidders listing each described correct article in the class bid.
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State Board of
Wardani Declares Martyrdom Before Egyptian Hanging
Ibrahim Wardani, a nationalist student who assassinated Premier Boutros Pasha advocate Roosevelt denounced British rule in Egypt, was hanged secretly in Cairo. British troops surrounded the scaffold as police restricted crowds and protesters feared nationalist demonstrations. Wardani proclaimed he died for Egyptian liberty.
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Cairo
Egypt
Ibrahim Wardani
Boutras Pasha
Wardani
New Trial Sought in Convent Action
In circuit court Tuesday a motion for a new trial was filed in the Home of the Good Shepherd case involving Minnie Smith. The jury had awarded the plaintiff four thousand dollars after finding she was detained for six years despite protests. The plaintiff sought twenty five thousand dollars while the defense argued the verdict violated court law and pointed to Minnie Smith not appealing to depart.
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Minnie Smith
Terre Haute
Babe Gurgles and Smiles at Doctor
Brazil Indiana June 28 two year old son of Mr and Mrs John Ross fell from a second story window into the front yard. Parents alarmed and horrified summoned a physician who arrived to find the child gurgling and playing with his toes on a bed of newly cut grass.
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Brazil
Ind
John Ross
Daughter for Duchess in Chester Birth
The Duchess of Westminster, daughter of Mrs. Cornwallis West, gave birth to a daughter on Tuesday in Chester. Both mother and child are reported doing well.
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Chester
England
Duchess of Westminster
Cornwallis West
No Sign Of Pimples Claims Poslam Overnight Results
A Washington government employee reports pimples and blackheads cleared by poslam. The ad touts poslam as a strictly medicinal remedy with rapid effects and claims benefits for eczema acne herpes tetter piles barber's itch salt rheum and more. It cites 50 cents at druggists and a free mail sample from Emergency Laboratories in New York to prove quick results.
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Wibington
H. J. Huder and
Weber Drug Company
West 25Th Street
New York City
Busy day for Spanish War Veterans at Richmond meet
The State Encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans in Richmond Indiana held an exemplification of ritual by the South Bend team with three candidates. A 9 a m business meeting followed a picnic at Glen Miller Park for about 400. A large parade featured nearly a thousand participants and a field piece from Porto Rico with the Twenty seventh Indiana battery. Afternoon meetings planned officer elections and next meeting site with a dance scheduled at night.
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Richmond
Ind
United Spanish War Veterans
South Bend
Kibbey
Court House
Nooon
Glen Miller Park
Porto Rico
Indiana Battery
Wealthy Distiller Ends Life In Uncertain Circumstances
In Uniontown Pennsylvania on Tuesday June 28 Max Rosenburg a distiller reputed to be wealthy and a millionaire blew out his brains. The cause of the death by own action is not known.
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Uniontown
Max Rosenburg
The Sun fight extra on July 4 to deliver first ringside coverage
Agents are urged to place orders for The Sun fight extra to be on the street first. The edition will feature round by round coverage with human interest from Reno and a large team of reporters delivering updates as they arrive.
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The
Sun
Reno
Famous beauty driven mad during German trial
Berlin reports the trial of Mme. Von Schoenbeck Weber for urging the murder of her former husband Maj. Von Schoenbeck ended when she erupted into a rav ing mania and was sent to a madhouse. She allegedly influenced Capt. Von Goeben to commit the murder. Goeben later died by his own hand. The case stunned a nation and involved high born parties.
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Mme. von Schoenbeck-Weber
Maj
von Schoenbeck
von Goeben
Police raid closes twelve Brazil clubs after intoxication complaints
In Brazil Indiana on June 28 police raided 12 alleged clubhouses and ordered them shut. The action followed complaints that the clubhouse run by George McKean was turning out a large number of intoxicated men.
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Brazil
Ind
George McKean
Germans Turmoil as Zeppelin Deutschland Drifts in Gale
The Zeppelin Deutschland with nine crew and twenty newspaper men aboard drifts helpless in a gale over Osnabrück awaiting a possible landfall. A motor failure prevents landing despite attempts at Dortmund and Dusseldorf. Troops stand ready to aid if needed.
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Dusseldorf
Germany
Deutschland
Osnabrueck
Dortmund
Earthquake damages Italian towns near Gulf of Maredenoa
A violent quake on Tuesday along the east coast of Italy near the Gulf of Maredenoa wrecked houses in several towns. No fatalities reported, but hundreds camped outdoors as a severe storm battered the region.
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Italy
Maredenoa
Rome
Gulf of Maredenoa
Man Murders Niece Then Takes Body Home in Suicide
In Romeo Michigan police report William Watson murdered his 12 year old niece Ruth Ferguson after a day out with her and her younger brother. He killed himself after bringing the body home and telling the boy the girl was asleep.
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Romeo
Mich
Jane
William Watson
Ruth Ferguson
Watson
Pool Room Owner Fined for Minor Presence
Harry Walter, owner of the poolroom in the Morton hotel, was fined ten dollars and costs for permitting minors in the room. Patrolmen Bledsoe and Hostetter found several boys present in the poolroom.
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Harry Walter
Morton Hotel
Bledsoe
Hostetter
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