Priest May Be Asked to Act in Murder Drama in Lorain
Lorain on May 20 Father Walzer now at Carthegens may be asked to come to Lorain with Casimir Reichin to reenact in detail their actions on the night Agatha Reichin was murdered Detectives Goldomith and Mintz discussed the plan and approval would come Wednesday Walser would likely comply and his testimony could aid deductions in solving the case
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Lorain
Walzer
Carthegens
Casimir Reichin
Agatha Reichin
Goldomith
Mintz
Goldamith
Cath
Walser
Representative proposes euthanasia for incurables debate
In Lansing on May 19 a state legislature debate over an 851000 dollar Home for the feeble minded provoked a sharp moment when Representative Rodgers suggested putting the hopelessly incurable to death. Shouts of shame followed as he sat down.
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Lansing, Mich
Rodgers
Ben Po
Two May Die After Automobile Crash In Soft-on
A May 2 report notes two men, Dan Crawley and Michael Feely, thrown from a frightened horse driven auto near Softon. Automobiles occupants unknown. Also brief items from Omaha Nevada London Fitchburg St Louis Madison Columbus Durango Winchester Philadelphia and Boston report various incidents from a mad servant in court to lynching, drownings, shootings and strikes.
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Softon
Maen
Dante Crawley
Michael Feely
Michigan town nearly buried by moving and singing sands
Plainwell Michigan May 2 Stretch along Lake Michigan shore from Groca ie mouths of the Kalmazoo river extend parallel ridges of sand inland. The sands advance slowly driven by wind, burying trees and vegetation as they migrate inland. Singapore village at Kalinamoo river mouth nearly covered. The sands emit a creaking sound when moved through, earning the names musical sands or singing sands.
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Michigan
Plainwell
Mich
Lake Michigan
Groca
Kealamazoo River
West County
Bern
Laketon Township
Une Ridge
Siingapore
Kalimagoo River
Large Fire Destroys 2000 Homes in Manila District
Manila on May 20 reports a fire in the Tondo district destroying 2,000 houses and leaving about 6,000 people homeless. The damage is estimated at $1,000, providing no more than rough figures as officials coordinate relief efforts.
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Manila
Tondo
Anita Ware
Troops Wanted at Jackson for Special Court Session
Jackson Ky May 20 Judge near wine has halted to Gav Beckham to request militia for the special term of circuit court set for next Monday Officials hope to have troops here by Friday or Saturday They will be stationed in a camp near a commons Judge Hargis opposes soldiers on the courthouse square Prosecutor Byrden says he prosecutes indictments impartially and will pursue Curtis Jett for the murder of J B Marcum if indicted by the grand jury
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Durango
Cal
David Day
The
Democrat
Frank Hartman
Hartman
Union
Pennay
Philadelphia
United States
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Triad
Jett
Winchester
Curls Jett
J. B. Marcum
Aller
Big Lowa
Chicago
Allis-Chalmera Company
Price
St. Bonora
Frank Price
J. G. Webster
J. M. Watkion
Brock Parlaked
Great Falls
Mant
Montana
Boston
Mass
Jackson
Nea
Beckham
Circuit Court
wMcials
Hargis
Court House
Women Oppose Suffrage at Musicians Convention
At a convention, musicians debated granting women voting rights. The gallery applauded as the decision echoed against equal suffrage. The discussion included admitting the New Belo City local union, which numbered about 3,000 members.
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American Federation of Musicians
Con Reese
Belo City
Musifician Faces Convention Decision Debate
A musician figure meets the American federation committee to decide on a method for a key issue. There is broad disagreement among attendees about the best approach. The matter will be reviewed at the Thursday meeting.
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Musiciang
American Federation of Mvaiciona
Absent Bank Cashier Captured After Global Chase
Jorgensen, a Copenhagen bank cashier, and a woman named Johanne Mueller, were chased across multiple countries and shops, finally captured here Tuesday night. Authorities report about 40,000 in various currencies stolen, most of which was recovered.
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Qarland
Cal
Jorgensen
Copenhagen
Denmark
Johanne Mueller
Jorg Pengoing
Etiee Dtuctier van Jorgensen
Housetzeep- Br
Fires gut Army Armory in Philadelphia near ammunition stores
Two fires of mysterious origin gutted the interior of the Firat regiment armory in Philadelphia, threatening ammunition stores. Firefighters entered the room with burning cartridge cases, saving civil war relics kept in danger. One fireman, Charles Margis, was overcome and hospitalized after hours of effort.
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Philadelphia
Firat Regiment
Fie
Old Guard
Charles Margis
Indian in the United States Navy Great White Bear
Great White Bear descendant of a Crow chief seeks to serve Uncle Sam. After Carlisle Indian School training he joined the cruiser Minneapolis as landsman, now a temporary receiving ship. He speaks of education, patriotism, and family legacy guiding his naval service and desire to see the world.
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New Fork
Whiter
Bear
Uncle Sam
Ostlistaitiatan School
League Ialand
Minneapolis
Whitebear
Carlisle Indian
Carlisle
Navy
Great Whitebear
United States Cavalry
Montuns
Montana
Aistara
Carlisle Indian School
Rockefeller Battles Forest Fires In New York Estate
William Rockefeller, brother of John D Rockefeller, led residents in fighting vast forest fires threatening many game preserves near the Nis New York estate. He carried a hand pump for miles and helped prevent the fire from reaching railroad tracks and the western park area. His face and clothes bore soot from the effort.
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Paul Emiths
N.Y
Wm. Rockefeller
John D
Roosevelt Sacks In California Visit Details
Hedding Cal May 20 President Roosevelt arrived there from Sacramento Wednesday morning. He will enter Oregon Wednesday night with Ashland as first stop. Salem to be reached Thursday morning and Portland Thursday afternoon.
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Hedding
Cal
Roosevelt
Sacramento
Oregon
Ashland
Salem
Portland
Morgan Orders European Art to America for New York Museum
Benlin May 3 Mr Morgan directs European agents to gather all purchased artworks and ship them immediately to a museum to be erected in New York. The total value of the European works is about $300.00.
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Benlin
PL Morgan
Europe
Mr. Morgan
New York
Streetcar Strikers Convicted Of Conspiracy in New Orleans
Eleven former streetcar workers in New Orleans were found guilty of conspiracy for firing a marshal’s car during a strike last October. The case centers on the violent episode as the strike raged and personnel actions were taken by authorities. An unrelated note reports a newborn found dead near White River, with deputy-coroner Cris citing possible improper medical care as the cause, pending investigation.
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New Orleans
May W
United States Marshals
Wednessy
Simon and
Morgan
White River
Hooster
Washington St
Cris
Another Blow In Texas Storm Destroys Two Homes in Fort Worth
A cyclone struck Ninevah Texas Tuesday evening causing extensive damage. The homes of William Hoover and Louis Sturtevant were totally destroyed as the storm carved a two mile wide path through the area.
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Texas
Fort Worth
Tex
Ninevah
William Hoover
Louis Sturtevant
Fire Fighter Hero Credits Swamp-Root Kidney Cure
A Philadelphia fireman Hugo Hutt recounts near death from kidney trouble and rapid recovery after using Kilmer’s Swamp-Root. The piece promotes dramatic testimonials and urges readers to consider the remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments.
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Philadelphia
Kilmer Swamp Root Free Sample Offer
A public notice offers readers a free sample bottle of Kilmer's Swamp-Root with a book describing its claimed benefits. Address requests to Kilmer & Co., Binghamton New York, and note the ad appears in the Indianapolis Daily Sun.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton N.Y
Indianapolis Daily Sun
Dy Kilmer
Binghamton, N
Barre
McCullough Ambiguously Signals Mayoral Candidacy
McCullough says he will decide by Thursday whether he will be a Democratic mayoral candidate. He doubts the statement that he is already a candidate is correct and does not expect to withdraw his name before making a final decision.
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Jamon FE
McCullough
DWM
Beat McCullough
Fire Leaves Five Families Homeless in Chicago
A blaze in a garbage box near Seminary Ave and Dunning St left five families homeless and destroyed 19 buildings. Property loss nears $200,000 as investigators suspect arson by youths who lit paper in the box Tuesday night.
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Chicago
Seminaryave
Dunning-st
Biscut Shooters Demand Higher Wages and Shorter Week
Chicago reports twelve thousand Walters' and helpers' unions members demand a 20 percent wage increase and a 40 hour week. They set a five day deadline for a reply, threatening a strike if denied. Restaurant owners' association forms a committee to negotiate.
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Chicago
Walters’ and Helpers
Restaurant Owners’ Association
Uninas
School Commissioners Likely Re-Elected in City Race
Petitions open to include names of John H. Emrich and William Taylor on the ballot for arcool commissioners. Vacancies arise from Emrich term expiration and the death of Dr. George Brown. Taylor was appointed to succeed Stonh until the next election. No other candidates known.
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Amee
Jehn H. Emrich
Willam Taylor
Arkool
Emrich
George Brown
Taylor
Stonh
Wall Street Mixed as London Stocks Edge Higher
New York reports London gains lifting average stock values with cautious optimism for May and June. Limited demand and uncertain discounts cloud coal and bank activity while cattle and hog markets show steady to strong receipts and price ranges amid broader market jitters.
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Meyer & Kiser
New York
London
New England
Staten, T. &. Steal
Palr
Atocke
Wall Street Opens Mixed as Bond News Rattles Market
New York stocks opened irregular amid revived bond sale rumors. Leaders swung with mixed results as several rails and industrials fell while L. N. Wabash and Union Pacific showed strength. grain and live stock markets also reported variations across major cities.
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Atchison Common
Denisis
Bt. Paul
Loeges
Wery
Rock Island
Pacific
Kas & Tex
O& C Rapid Transit
Manhattan Railway
B. OR. T
Raiway
Netropolitan Securi Vee
Fera
Twin City
London
Wabash
Bournern
Manhattan
Readme
Toyhays
Bournern Pacific
Miesourt Pacife
St. Paw My
Lee Nwa
Shorer
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