Desperate Fight in Oklahoma Hotel Ends in Ruse
Guthrie Oklahoma May 25 A double killing was narrowly averted at the Millikan Flats as hotel owner BG Millikan and music teacher and boarder Prof Frederick Mill Ross mistook each other for burglars In the fray bottles of catsup and silverware were used as weapons while a woman fainted at the sight of blood The incident left both men shaken but unharmed and Ross later sought to repair his ruined suit after a chaotic night of mistaken danger.
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Guthrie, Okla
Millikan Flats
BG. Millikan
Frederick Mill Ross
Millikan
Ross
Borstars
Burstar
Kors
Rosa
Mikan
Rogs
Milliken
Arrest A Doctor In Denver High Speed Chase
Special to The Six Denver May SR After an eight block chase at high speed Patrolman W H Baker on a motorcycle overtook and arrested Dr Robert Levy who was driving a sword making automobile with two women and four male companions In police court he was fined 5 He claimed he would not exceed 15 miles an hour Baker said his motorcycle could reach 15 miles and was revved to the highest notch during the chase The run began at Thirty third street and ended at Twenty fifth street as the officer avoided a smaller car with three children Levy said he was returning from a fast run to Brighton and marked an appeal signals he expected to contest the charge
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Denver
Col. May SR
W. H. Baker
Robert Levy
Levy
Thirty-third St
Champast
Baker
Dr. Levy
Brighton
Reid Returns to America Amid Marriage Rumor Denial
Special to The Sum New York May Reid head of the tin plate combine denied arriving on the Cedric that he had been married to a chorus girl or anyone else as claimed by New York papers This is the fourth time in a year he has supposedly married a woman who had never seen him He traveled with Mrs Mist Reha Reid and laughed off the rumors as absurd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daniel G Reid
Tin Plate Combine
White Star Line
Mr. Reid
Rumner
Rew
Reha Reid
Death by Own Action At Peru Impacts Local Man
William Walsh of Saginaw Michigan, manager of Central Union Telephone, swallowed 13 grains of chloral hydrate and died within an hour at Peru. The motive remains unknown as authorities investigate the self-inflicted death.
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WE Perl
William ©. Walsh
Saginaw, Mich
Central Union Telephone Company
Pet cii
Mrs Methuselah in Japan Claims Ear Trumpet Title
An American woman’s photo of Japan’s oldest subject sparked attention. The ancient dame, known as Mrs Methuselah, earned a curious distinction after receiving a patent ear trumpet and adopting the nickname in a quirky exchange between cultures.
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Mra. Methuselah
Tokyo
Mrs. Methuselah
End of an Energetic Life of Federal Surety Leader Greig
Indianapol is based executive Mexander Greig vice president and general manager of the Federal Union Surety company dies in New York after paralysis. Born near Montrose Bosland in 16s and migrated to America in 12 he held auditor roles with Grand Trunk and Chicago Burlington Quincy, rose to National Surety special agent then superintendent, later led Security Warehouse and Federal Surety in Indianapolis.
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Montrose
Bootland
America
Grand Trunk
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
National Surety Company
Kansan City
Chicago
New York
Fine Trust Company of the Republic
Security’ Warehouse Company
Federal Surety” Companys of Law
Dianapolis
Memorial for Members at Chapman Port GA Memorial service notes five members unanswered
At the annual memorial for George Ho Chapman Port GA No MO and the Woman's Bewet Corps five members were listed as having died during the year. Mustered out members named include William Hartman Corydon Melanquin and Rene Jamin Roberts. The heads of the Wo ORC were Mrs Mary Aaberry and Mrs Nancy. Deceased names were read with chairs draped and white flags displayed. The Odeon quartet sang Lead Kindly Light.
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George Ho Chapman
Port GA
Bewet Corps
William Hartman
Corydon Melanquin
Renejamin Roberts
Wo Orc
Mary Aaberry
Nancy and
Odeon Quartet
Wang
Mary Graham Dies of Injuries in Fort Wayne Visit
Mrs. Mary Meredith Graham aged 84 died after a fall at her son W F Graham’s home in Fort Wayne Indiana. She had traveled from Toledo to visit family and sustained injuries May 24 with death reported May 25. An old nurse recalls child health remedies in an ad style note.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Mary Meredith Graham
Toledo
W. F. Graham
Northwestern Line Round Trip Rates Mideast to Wisconsin
Special low round trip fares on the Northwestern Line from Chicago to Ashland Wisconsin and return. Fares begin at 14.25 with Tuesdays only, return valid for 21 days. Tickets and reservations through local ticket agents or W B Kniskarn M W By Chicago.
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Chicago
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Union Pacific
Colorado
Denver
Wells St
Walth
Marquette
Mich
Ashland
Wis
W. B. Kniskarn
F. T.o OC & Im
W. By
Coy
Separated 21 Years Each Accuse Desertion in Court
Special to The Sam. New York May 28. William Cushing a Gansevoort Market merchant and Rosanna Cushing separated 21 years, each charging desertion. They spoke in court at Jeffers son Market polten court as two daughters live in Brooklyn. Mrs. Cushing said she had three children, then two more born after his departure. Magistrate Breen urged settlement with corporation counsel. he dismissed alimony requests and the complaint.
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New York
William Cushing
Rosanna
Jeffersson Market
Cushing
Gansevoort
Fiz
Mrs. Custing
Masons from Chicago to visit Indianapolis chapter
Avour members of Lincoln Park Chapter Royal Arch Masons of Chicago will be guests of Reystone chapter Indianapolis Tuesday for Royal Arch degree work. The visitors bring paraphernalia and complete the degree. A dinner will follow at the German home.
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Lincoln Park
Royal Arch Masons
Chiago
Reystone Chapter
Indianapolis
Royal Arch
Hove
Fresh Carrot Photograph From Farmer's Garden
A photograph captures a carrot freshly dug from a farmer's garden, shown exactly as it appeared when pulled from the earth. The image emphasizes the carrot's natural form and soil texture, presenting a simple still life of agricultural produce.
Science Bars Kerchief In Wardrobe Dread
A vintage note argues the handkerchief spreads germs and should be banned in science, labeling it the most dangerous wardrobe item. It claims a Japanese paper handkerchief could be destroyed by flame and may explain lower consumption rates among Japanese due to its use.
Blue foulard returns in fashion hues and lace
The blue foulard remains a favorite this year, nearly as long as at the Chicago World's fair. French taste favors it and many dresses feature simple white lace yokes. Gems are scarce, with blue foulard setting the mood.
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Oklahoma
University
Esx
Oklahoma University
Norman
Tim
Hood
Hansier Fish Co
Virginia-ave
Smith Dyn
Lake GE
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Kniskern , T ML
C & N, Way, Co
Northwestern Railway
W. B. Kniskorn
Chisago
Reid
Peru
Fearless Animal Trainer
London
Master Henley
Glen Estand Zoo
Alexander Greig
G. A. RB
Mra Winslow
Ansta & Bottle
Masons
Merchants’ Association of
Byeana
Indiana
Gerrits A. Archibald & Co.—Outfitters
E. Washington St
Ayres & Co
Meridian
Washington Sts
George J. Maratt
Washington St
Chas, Mayer & Co
Messenger
Washington St. Johns C
Walk &Bon
Washington
People's Outfitting Co
Rink
Illinois St
Buss, Swain & Co
Wm. H. Brock Co
E. Werahington
Sbobbe-Merrill
John D. Brosnan
Inois
Feeney Furniture
The
Albert Gall Co
L. Streuss & Co
Sander & Becker Furniture Co
Star
Dry Goode
Taylor Carpet Co
Charles &. Hartram
EH. Evanse
Bate
Kahn Tailoring Co—Tailors
Washington and
Meridian St
Idily & Mabnsker
Steves and
Hitchen
H. Lieber
Cameres
Badger Furniture Co
Vonnegut Hardware Co
L. E. Morrison & Co
BP. Wasson & Co
Pennsylvania St
Satio
Washington Street
Columbia National Banking
C. Coffin
Astronci
Indianapolis Auto Top CO
East
Ohio St
Linden Hotel
Itareaio
Ghu W. Benton
Columbia National Bank
E. Washington
Indianapollo
Wri
Ofppickhan
B. Wilgon
A. A. Barnes
Tet View
L. P. Newby
Vica
Qolt
Cashier
W. K. Sproule, Jr
W. BD. Dickey
Cachier
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