Fate of actress hangs in balance as riots erupt
Chicago reels under severe riot unrest as 200 police strikebeat officers clash with crowds. Brig. Gen. Moulton can arm four city precincts within an hour, as militia readiness grows. Casualties mount with one killed, multiple wounded including two preachers, and warnings of further bloodshed. A strike fund nears Leaned pledges to boost striker pay, while authorities struggle to restore order.
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Scripps-M' Rre Press Association
Chicago
Go Deneen
George M. Moulton
JT 18
Charles Beard
Newan
Michigan-aye
Auaitathom Hotel
Frank Curry
Atnike-Preakher
Frankinest
Seret
Barrom
Joan Loren
Thomas Keenan
Eteran
Cairaga
Hallman and Berry Released by Hoosiers Coach
Hoosier team announces Billy Hallman and Claude Berry released from the squad after poor form. Barrow plans to move a Rial young second baseman into the lineup while Tom Metreery is named captain. Berry’s service is deemed necessary to finish the season.
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Billy Hallman
Wee
Baeeman
Hoosiers
Claude Berry
Barrow
Hallman
Waseman
Schwartz Yi
Tewman
Tom Metreery
Catentr
Berrys Soryvices
Explosion at Vermendy factory injures employee
An explosion in the Artha Cabnuet company wire room on S27 W Maryland avenue Vermendy injured an employee with burns to hands and arms. The fire was extinguished before the fire department arrived.
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Artha Cabnuet Company
Maryland
Vermenday
Trustee Selected in Creditors Meeting at Jaiana Wooten
A creditors meeting at Jaiana Wooten ampany presided by Daniel Chenoweth was held before Referee in bankruptcy Alpert Rank. Meeno weth's assembly was deferred and his counsel’s request will likely be heard in May. Creditors of the company and the Wilien trust company were present. Twenty state claims were tiled against the company, which owes substantial liabilities.
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Jaiana Wooten Ampany
Daniel Chenoweth
Waa
Turday
Narkiqdny Alpert
Meenoweth
Enomey
Agamnet
Mare Sh
Amannung
Amstnt
Andy Sue
Heard Postal Cases in Federal Session Jury
Fragmentary report notes the second federal session focusing on postal cases. Witness numbers and names such as Fram, Gane, Felcher, Burr, Citicer, and Hosford appear amid unclear locations including Indiandipelis and Port Wayhe, with Danville mentioned.
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Werleaday
Apectir Felcher
Indiandipelis
Weather forecast and scattered city notes in Indiana town list
A weather forecast note mentions cooler conditions for Wednesday night and Thursday across Indiana towns. The fragment lists Auburn, Wimbua, Bincroiing ton, Farmland, Lafayette, Logansport, Vincennes and Try Pino's Cure for Authma among scattered items. The text also references new planes and a plan update, with several garbled place names and affiliations.
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Indiana
Auburn
Wimbua
Bincroiington
Jafayette
Logansport
Vincennes
Pino
The Urban Barber Shop Offers Soft Water Baths
The Urban Barber Shop, one of the largest ventilated shops in the state, sits at 166 WN. Atot at. It features no lobby or stairs to climb and promises good service with a basement pool. James Breeding, proprietor.
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WN. Atot
James Breeding
Reserved Beat Cigars Ad Promotes Spring Sale May 3
Fragmentary ad copy advertises Reserved Beat Cigars at a May 3 sale. It mentions leaders in Spring Mylen and includes names Bheen and David at a corner location Piece and Martat. The readable text is minimal and lacks clear organizational details.
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Mylen
Bheen & David
Cor
Piece
Crowd Waits Verdict In Nan Patterson Mule Case
Crowds filled streets around the New York courthouse as Recorder Goff read the charge to Nan Patterson’s jury in her murder trial. Prosecutors argued, jurors debated, and the defense pressed for acquittal while Patterson prepared to testify and await a verdict after hours of deliberation.
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Nan Patterson
Goff
Wcripps-M'Rae Press Association
New York
Nra
Linche Jewan Pratliy
Bern
Rand
Tie
Mim Patterson
Ninint
Terabe
Bald
ImMaek
Charge to the Jury on Innocence and Names
Fragmentary OCR notes describe jury charge focusing on presumption of innocence and the need to treat the defendant by her proper name. The text references not considering past status and emphasizes fair verdict while guidance appears garbled with misplaced words.
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Dave
Chen
Prisoner Becomes Ill After Arrest In Partial Report
A prisoner named Pelih fell ill on Wednesday morning after being taken into custody. He reportedly grew weak while at Reed health and later complained of illness during processing. A medicine resembling gum opium was found among items taken from him.
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Thay Haye Rink
Wednnesday
Sui
Mina Patterson
Luxtan
Wan
Tlarky Felih
Ehrev
Demet
Walter Thue
Wim
Going It Alone In Their Strike
Electrical workers strike for five cent hourly raise and a closed shop. They vow to fight alone with no outside help as they picket sites and continue work stoppages. Foremen report uncertainty over manpower while some experienced journeymen worry about quality of replacements. The strike wanes with no employer response and no clear end in sight.
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Ed Carer
Vnyor Breck
Amicom Dent
Howeeer
Hye Howe
Trutyeviny
Lottery case against Hameier dismissed in Staten proceedings
On Wednesday morning Staten Commissioner Muward A Loung saw the first of two cases against Roval Hameier dismissed. A second case involving lottery tones, advertising matter and tickets will be heard, with evidence presented by Assistant District Attorney Jose de Tar Falletty.
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Staten
Muward
Loung
Trottduras Towers
Hammer
Jose de Tar Falletty Heemmer
Wo Harding
Wow
Thornton
Faced His Two Wives in the Police Court
The alleged bigamist and deserter Clarence Jahna was bound over to the grand jury after his wife Eva Johns attempted suicide in court by swallowing morphine. Wife No 2 talked with him after his arrest, while Wife No 3 showed little emotion, and Jahna's repeated marriages and desertion were detailed amid the court appearance.
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Grand
Eva Johns
Clarence Jahna
Johns
Potterry
Gold Mine Scandal Surfaces In Embezzlement Trial
In a Los Angeles court a young man was accused of embezzlement in a case linked to Dr. J L Johnston’s claimed mining gift. Johnston faced jury questions over a stock vending scheme tied to the Gem Oro Cop Mining venture and a California mine reputed to yield vast wealth. The trial spotlighted stock sales to physicians and investors, with Johnston suffering a heart attack scare as proceedings paused for further testimony.
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Lo Johnston
Ming
Tax Angeles
Cal
Physio Medical Gallery
Inediana
Wilton
Winnie
Johnston
Thesday
Oro Cop
Samenay
Aagarie
Peiue
M Oa
Ryan Atetorney
Refenge
Callin T Bedfor
Dudge Alford
Rome
California
Uae
Caklina T. Bedford
Medical College
Tesday
Los Angeles
Toa Angeles
Oeen
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