Cable News Snapshot From The Latest Telegraph
In brief dispatches from multiple cities the drift covers naval movements near Petersburg and Togo, a Chicago man John Mitterman near death by apparent suicide amid strikers, Croker family barring attendance at a funeral, Albany reporting a new auto driver regulation against accepting rafts, strike optimism in Chicago, a St. Louis Supreme Court reversal on two bandling cases, and New York theater manager Kirk Lashie’s death from diabetes after six months illness, with Atlanta noting U M Parry addressing manufacturers in Minneapolis.
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Chicago
John Mitterman
New York
Croker
Miss [Lorton
Herbert Croker
Suitcase theft on Vandalia train near Houston
Southward, a cotton grower from Houston, reports a theft aboard a westbound Vandalia train. His suitcase with money and clothing valued at 22,000 dollars disappeared after being placed beside his gear and left briefly asleep. An elderly woman seating nearby alerted that a man grabbed the case and left. Police were notified and searched for the suspect described as stylishly dressed, seen crossing from the other train cars.
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Southward
Houston
Tex
Mir
Jim
Teo
St Louis
Hypnotist Acquitted In Theft Case
Frenk J. Davis known as hypnotist and inventor faced a criminal court trial after June Elliott Wesby accused him of casting a spell to influence her to steal. The jury found him not guilty of stealing Miss Wesby’s goods. Davis admitted using hypnosis on Miss Wesby and claimed she was under his control during demonstrations.
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Frenk J. Davis
June Elliott Wesby
Miss Wesley
Davis
Miss Westy
Netase
Man Seeks Divorce Claim Over Unruly Wife and Affairs
John Sinker accuses his wife of laziness and staying in bed when not needed. He says she performed little housework and fell in love with neighbor Charles Rush, with both men involved at the same time. He pursues a divorce on these grounds.
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John Th
Sinker
Souhla
Charles Rush
Theas
Mapas
Nisbet Wiewe
Hallester
Haar
Skiima
Perry
Wieser
Bn Bkm
Lewis
Skollinan
Wisdateneil
Seates Seeks Divorce Over Constant Scolding
Harry J Seates petitions for divorce from Anna Ites on grounds of continual scolding and an attempt to strike him with a poksp. The text references distractions and stray phrases about beverages and reserved seat cigars, with unclear local context.
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Harry J. Seates
Anna Ites
CHASE BIG NAVAL BATTLE EXPECTED IN FAR EAST WATERS
A Moscow dispatch reports that Russian forces in Manchuria may clash with Japanese fleets soon near the Far East canal. Correspondents and military attaches have departed to secure news as tensions rise between Khvjestvensky and Togo. The two Russian fleets reportedly unite under Narishkin influence, signaling a major naval engagement potential.
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Far East
Suripps-M'Rae Press Association
V. Petersburg
Tlarbin
Manchuria
Margiin
Samural Rorosivensky
Nebopatott
Officare
Khjestvensky Shatla
Indictments Declared Insufficient in Federal Case
The indictments charging fraud and conspiracy to defraud Burns of Indianapolis Philips of Chicago Krewell of Cleveland and Barry of Evanville were ruled insufficient by Judge Anderson in federal court on Monday. The men were bound over to the next grand jury with a $6,000 bond. A demurrer by their lawyers prompted the judge to find the charges untenable. Burns Philips Kirhbill and Early ran an employment agency scheme and a bank concern with a Cleveland branch.
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Birns
Indlanapio
Philips
Chicago
Peter Krewell
Cleveland
Barry
Evanaville
Anderson
Durns
Phillipe
Kirhbill
Early
Wife seeks divorce citing husband lured by other women
Mrs Mary Wallerman, wife of Wallerman, petitions AE Judge Altes for a divorce alleging her husband loved other women and deserted her, claiming he threatened to murder her. The case centers on marital breakdown and alleged threats.
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Mary ‘Wallerman
Altes
Circuit Court
Wallerman
Warning to Girls by Nan Patterson
Nan Patterson writes a penitential statement from prison describing a year long confinement and the emotional toll. She asserts no other statements are authorized and reflects on public scrutiny, fear, and her resolve as trial coverage continues in The Newpaper.
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Nan Patterson
Nan BR. Patterson
Drag River for Buck Boy Ends in Fearful Search
Clifford Buck, one year old son of Cassius Hick, vanished after his father’s disappearance in Indianapolis. Neighbors report the child was last seen near a river path with authorities and family actively searching day and night. The family appeals for information as the search extends beyond the neighborhood. Continued on Page 3, Column 6.
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Clifford Buck
Cassius Hick
Prantment
Cilder
Indianapolis
Heey
Rome
Spying Scheme Unfolds in Skillman Divorce Case
Revelations in the Skillman divorce show Edith Skillman and her alleged lover were tailed by Ed W. Little Brazenly testifies that he suggested spying on the wife and her claimed lover at the gate Authority suggests husband’s plan to obtain evidence The case continued before Special Judge Keown as witness details night shadowings and sightings near the Skillman residence and theater venues
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ED W. Little
Lewis Bee
Switchmen Union Meeting Details and Hazards Shared
Frank Hawley declares switchmen unite for mutual protection and aid, while stressing the job is highly dangerous. Attendees include Attorney General Mitte and Mayor Hattaman, with reports on convention plans, women's auxiliary formation, and a rescue account from the Great Wreck.
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Frank T. Hawley
Switchmen’s Union
Tomlinson Hall
Chango
Hawley
Addreen
Mitte
J. W. Hattaman
Z. Vv. Po Avely
Washington
Indianapolis
Tunsday
Switchmens Union of North America
Indianapolis Pacers Land Key Match Ups In Stolen Goods Case
Evansville police report tied to a federal case mentions Indiana Pacers personnel and a suspect in a stolen goods investigation. Authorities describe a transfer of items potentially linked to a broader conspiracy involving local sports figures and a federal inquiry.
Fragmented legal dispute over Will and defense claims
The document details a contested will case involving Meainey Paris Waris and Shaliiman with mentions of Beonght ane OY rai and Mee Skillman Sta. It references a defense argument about prior agreements and the conduct of Shorensa, with allegations of money and property transfers as part of the dispute.
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Shaliiman
Barar Lees
Lewis
Mhilimar
Skillman
Shorensa
Indicted Girl Pleads Guilty in Fire Related Case
A girl identified by authorities appeared Monday on a charge connected to incene photogland thromibema. She pleaded guilty and received a sentence. Officials noted she was a minor and that the court considered her age and behavior in determining the punishment. Police and marshals investigated to determine if others were involved.
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Anne Willam
Anerson
Ania
Train Kills Two in Tragic Morning Collision
Special report from The Sun notes two deaths after a daytime train collision near Kekeme. Victims were found in a rural area and transported to the city. The coroner has opened an investigation into the incident.
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Rao
Cividas
Verassieania
Tenkesnin
Weather and ads blend in vintage city listing
A fragmented page mixes a weather forecast with shop ads. It mentions heating notes, gas ranges, and lighting, plus diamond rings priced from 1091 to BA. Names include Harmon Hall and J B Mullally, diamond importer, with address clues at 24 N Meridian and Washington Street.
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Harmon & Hall
Washington Et
Fark Theater
J. B. Mullally
jJewslen
Monument-plach
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Petersburg
Togo
Albany, N
St. Louis
Supreme Enurt
C.F. Kelly
Charles Juttke
Dorfolk
Kirk Lashehie
Tursday
Atlanta
U. M. Parry
Sne Dlenapolis
Texas
Miss Wesby
Nilndia
Chase
Burns
Tuilas Dam
Bowak
Fagleringhy
Orne
Newspaper Enterprises
Ataviation
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Buck Boy
W. Thirty-First-St
Sehok
Sheridan
Tuck
Henry
Carl Wiese
Meise
Martone
Weise
Mareho
Mkitman
Lewin
Bela
Pred Milter
Ashtabula
JW. Lynch
Minneapolis
Awitchmen's Union
Wiver
Aintere
Maby
James Q. Woaner
Antalila
Conner
Mr. Conner
Anil
Xet
Women's Auxiliary
Detroit
Aki
Jesus
Marer
Eife
Collins
Volling
Miengan Central
Dreirwend
Na Iy
Seurhern Rey
Ea ES
Conners
Indianapolia
Stalnake
Ftaso
Suanapolis
Federal
Calley
Prark
Ems Dog
Stolen Gooda
Soler
Evansville
Berne
U. S
Dave
Pala
Bloemgion &S
Logens Furs
Gitdeem Hall
Kruce & Deventer
Harry D. Weller
Dentin
Meridianst
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