Two Cincinnati girl deaths linked to same killer
Police seek a half‑witted man seen on the same car as Alma Steinigeweg 18 of Winton Place who died after an attack near Winton road. Louise Mueller was killed nearby. detectives and the police face confusion as witnesses link the two crimes to the same assailant amid fog and scattered sightings, with officials hinting at a cover up. The case draws fresh attention as officers reexamine the scene and motives while neighbors fear for women venturing out.
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Louise Mueller
Scripps-Mrah
Cincinnati
Alma Bteinigoweg
Winton Place
Winton Road
Frank Lime
Henry Stook
Bmrs
Lena Maas
Btationave
Anl Hopen
Stecot
Mill Creek
Alma Steinigeweg
Theodore Salmon
Wim Wilson
Louise Muelle
Knapp
Alfred Knapp
Mueller
Alma
Louise Miuetier
Alma Steingewes
Alma Steinéweg
Hamilton-ave
Knowltoast
Knowlton’s Corner
Chester Park
Spring Groves
Mitchell Ave
Cumminavite
Alina Steingeweg
Thersfay
Steingeweg
Ralph Crawford
Mil Hedin
Highwayman Holds Up Greenfield Farmer on Dark Road
George Yorger, a farmer near Greenfield, was robbed on a June country road when a highwayman pressed a pistol to his head and forced him to stay quiet in his wagon. A struggle occurred as his team bolted, the robber escaped with Yorger’s money and fled toward Brookeide Park. police searched the area but found no trace. The assailant appeared to be about 20, white, and rode away in darkness after the incident.
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Hareer
George Yorger
Greenfield
Bud
Yorger
Brightwood
Rer
Mar
Brookeide Park
Hir Horsen
Southern Rotations divorce case cites spent money
Mrs Mahal Fortune was granted a divorce from Albert Fortune by Judge Leathers on the grounds her husband Frank J. Baker spent the money she earned. Fortune says she does not want alimony, and judge restored her maiden name Mabel Turpie.
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Mahal Fortune
Judee Leathers
Albert
Fortune
Judge Leathers
Mabel Turpie
Frank J. Baker
Canton
Sho
Indianapolis
Smoke ordinance enforcement notice and fuel saving claim
Building inspector Stanley issues written notices to hundreds of consumers who have not complied with the smoke ordinance, warning that penalties will follow and asserting that complete smoke prevention is possible and fuel savings of about percent can be achieved. He directs readers to Foster Lumber Company plants for further information and mentions various businesses in relation to the matter.
Nok 15 Out Of The Bag For Congress
A fragmented report details a chaotic election case over ballot access with mentions of signatures, withdrawals, and a delayed ruling. It notes efforts to authenticate more than 200 signatures, ongoing disputes, and potential filings as judges consider whether Knox can be listed on the county ballots amid a convoluted legal process.
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Knox
Speeches Planned For Tonight by Democratic and Republican Committees
Democratic and Republican committees announce six wing speeches for Friday night. Speakers include John W Healing, Henry Waram, Iain Bacheard, and others at multiple halls. Memorial services Sunday night will feature Col. MoT. Bundy, Johan B. Blam, and Judge Frank FE. Gavin in Pierson hall.
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Success Hall
John W Healing
August M. Kuli
Bob Madden
Robson Hall
Henry Waram
Cob Can
Columbia Hall
Iain Bacheard
Main
F. Antiiaen
We Masson
Fountainerquares
A. Sahm
Snuth
Sherland
McCullough
W. Maren
Haran
Marien County
T Vernon
T. T. Allain
Morton Oh
Overstreet
Harles A Beohwalter
Denny
H. Washington St
Thomas Boyd
JM. Ogden
Romney Wilson
Memorial
Col. Mot. Bundy
Johan B. Blam
Frank FE
Gavin
Morton
Pierson Hall
Airship Found Near St Louis After Sudden Vanishing
Special to the Sun reports Capt. Rablin’s airship Arrow, which vanished Wednesday night, has been located about two miles west of St Louis. Only minor damage recorded as Budsein expects the craft ready for a flight by Saturday afternoon. In charge of repairs are An airship crew preparing for a test flight following three prior ascents.
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ST. Louis
Rablwin
de Arrow
Tarsdas
Budsein
Avro
Ars
Sun Shines On Graphic Sun Anew In Indianapolis
The Indianapol is grappler era headline reflects a sunlit, reforming press scene. Aged one coat paper and policy stance are noted as the Sun maintains a steady political presence. The article discusses branding changes and a breezier format while staying rooted in its long community role.
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Indianapolis
Political Notes From Early Indianapolis Campaigns
A garbled report describes Thursday political events in West Indianapolis with Democrat and Republican figures. It notes meetings at Masonic hall and Alabama Street headquarters, speakers including J. B. Smith, Judge Wax, and Clyds Miller, and hints at Republican hopes of a large majority. It mentions Roosevelt and Farr banks posters and a search by Juvenile Court for the parents of two boys from Pekin.
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Beuthes
Boe
Sd Ma
Behm
Republic Congress
Uherstt Ct
Walever
Indianapolis
Republi
Teo
Wes
Masonic Hall
Tiare
Clyds Miller
Charles
Arthur Lee
Pekin
T Bark Daya
Tell Homee
Weather and police action disrupts selling of new paper
Cloudy with light rain possible Friday night and Saturday. Temperatures rise from 50 at 7 am to 62 by 2 pm. Police stopped boys from selling Shiel's Stand Up for America and Tom's Record at Union Stockyards. Shiel and Horace Beart arranged a business site in Indianapolis area before police intervention.
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Shiel
Union Stockyards
Union
Plan Corker Parade by Republicans in City Demonstration
Sixty four Republicans have notified the committee of participation in a big Republican demonstration Saturday night. Twelve bands are engaged, each with a dean corps. Senator Fairbanks will review from the Columbia Club balcony. Mounted police lead. Charles J. Bieler is marshal as the parade forms Meridian north of Michigan and intersects several streets. The route runs Meridian Michigan Indiana Ohio Meridian monument Market Capitol avenue Washington Pennsylvania Market monument Meridian to New York where it ends. CLERK W M Fowler named chief clerk of the Denison boteby.
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Cinha
Dean
Fairbanks
Columbia Club
Charles J. Bieler
Meridian
Michigan
Indiana-ave
Ohio
Meridan
Monument
Capitolave
Washington
Pennsylvania
New York
TIPS ON CITY LIFE RALLO AND SONS ANT SOCIETY
A chaotic OCR snippet describes Delarbitrary city life notes. It mentions the German lades, a charity event, baptist church matters, and a railway appeal. Names include Lows Hole Wee, Velney fT, and Mater Chane Merridale, with references to the Save appeal and a pound-up rate for railways.
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Ahharity Organization
Tellay Win
Tel Ho Hondas
Lows Hole Wee
Ve Qresiient Velney Ft
Mater Chane Merridale
Tae Wai
Emuniters
Lidananons
Beveridge Campaign Draws Huge Crowds Across Indiana
Senator Beveridge greeted by large crowds at dawn and in New Albanys opera house. An overflow meeting formed on Spring and Peuresty as thousands packed the city. He spoke in Tell City Lincoln City English and Matenge and continued to Scottsbury Seymour and Columbus with stops Friday in Franklin Sullivan and Terre Haute for campaign events.
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Senator Beveridge
New Albany
Spring and
Peuresty
Ooiard
Louisville
Benatar Beveridge
Tell City
Lincoln City
Scottsbury
Seymour
Columbus
Franklin
Sullivan
Terre Haute
Stand Up for Indianapolis and the Forty-Ninth Indiana
Fragmentary reminiscence from RA R J SHIEL criticizing corruption and the use of public funds. Mentions Chickamauga battle, Thirty-ninth Indiana, Widow Glenn home, and Longstreet’s corps. Expresses refusal to allow a corrupt man to purchase the city with taxpayers’ money.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Widow Glenn
Chickamauga
Longstreet
Hospital inquiry blames nurses for two deaths in carbolic acid accident
Coroner resumes proceedings at Clip hospital into deaths of Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Shaw after an enema solution error. Dr. Paul Martin testifies that both Miss Funk and Miss Mendenhall deviated from procedure and left a carbolic acid pitcher unattended. Evidence cites hospital repairs and water supply as contributing factors.legal action urged by relatives against city hospital.
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Clip Hospital
Sic Cox
Shaw
Georgia Punk
Paul Martin
City Hospital
I Dumlavy
Mendenhall
Maron
Miss Funk
Miss Mendenhall
Miss Yank
Marin
Dentavy
Martin
Mlee Mendenhall
Dr. Martin
Pr. Seaton
Bla
Dr. Seaton
Consrion
Seaton
Milas Mendenhall
Aha
Mixes Funk
Ture
Funk
Tel Pitcher
Heros
Carener
Miss Fink
Welock
Martin Ara Biase
Cox
Seaton Asked. “Yes,” He Answered. “So Far As Miss Mendenhall
Tutewiler
Russ Mendenhall
Albert Whitsell
Scottsburg
Susie Cox
Murrel
Whitestt
Aid
Indianapolis
Septisburg
Lawyer cites cure claim in suit over note payment
In Indianapolis a lumber dealer named Staples defends failing to pay a note by telling Judge Smock he sought treatment for liquor habit at an Antinarcotin sanitarium in St. Louis. He claims he paid $150 for cure, but relapse afterward led to nonpayment. The judge will decide after weighing the evidence. Fire in coal bins of Indianapolis Light and Power rages for two weeks. Authorities struggle to extinguish it as water soaks coal and smoke disperses over the neighborhood.
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Hro
Justice Smock
Indianapola Light and Power Company
Aetorities
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