Murder Mystery in Cincinnati Tells of Alma Steinway
The Sun reports a serial murderer in Cincinnati tied to the killings of Alma Steinway and Lenise Mueller. The operator Alma Steinway is described as a victim of a calculated assault as investigators examine a fog bound scene near Spring Grove cemetery. Witness accounts note a short heavy man seen near a cigar store and two men at a road house, while clues include hair on stockings and a back comb found away from the street.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnate
Alma Shinway
Eidhay Winton
Spring Grove
Cam Franata
Asterias
Infantis
Allen- Mes
Enidy
Otis Inman
Heer
Max Meliopaia
Leonie Mueller
Alma Steinwat
Patina
Elpreeteri
Asnacett
Englie Mieller
Lenise Mueller
Alma Steinway
Spring Tarexe
Alma Brelnway
Spring Grove-age
Wer Cameron
John Kieborth
Misa Steinwar
Apat
Spring Grave-ave
Platt
Station-avea
Chester Park
Dance Hall Victim In Juvenile Court
A young woman named Pinkie Dunvim pled guilty to drunkenness in juvenile court after a night at a dance hall. Judge Stubbs questioned her, noting she appeared innocent, and revealed she was recently married three weeks prior. The chaotic account details police involvement and public disturbance linked to the incident.
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Pinkie Dimean Stong
Hanur
Dane Hall
Stubbs
Ste
Pinkie Dunvim
Junge Stubbs
Facey
Wetle
Pinkie
Gillet
Judge Parker Responds to Roosevelt Charge in New Speech
New York dispatch notes Judge Parker answering Roosevelt over campaign fraud accusations. Parker, in a walk and talk scene, denies claims he held stock in the ship building trust and says Roosevelt offered a practical confession to the charges. Odell’s stock accusation is also addressed as Parker explains his position.
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Odell
Ship Building Trust
Roosevelt
New York
Parker
Seville
Moesevdes
Pratt
Werther
Easton
Alex Vite
Sanure
Dads
Tae
Pedge
Odea
Diige Parker
Prowklen
Cutler
Court of Appeals
Keapus
Satori
Turbulent Domestic Dispute Ends In Legal Action
A California case unfolds with a wife alleging marital strife and a pending legal separation. The husband is accused of threats, infidelity, and failing to maintain the household, while the wife seeks a legal action to resolve living arrangements and custody. The proceedings reference a decree from John Bl Steed and involvement of local banks and officials in addressing support and residency issues.
Dentists Move Office to Massachusetts Avenue Corner
The notice reports that Dr G B Martin has relocated his dental offices to the corner of Ponneyiventa and Massachusetts Avenue Entrance 2 Massachusetts Ave Tools or products mentioned include horn feed and native herb remedies in a fragmentary list.
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G. B. Martin
Denatal
Ponneyiventa At
Massachusette Ave
Massachusetts Ave
Childhood romance ends in the courts goes to divorce
Mrs Iva Etkin testifies in superior court that her Tuscola childhood romance with Pred ML Elkin ended in ruin after a three year marriage. She says he squandered her fortune of eight thousand, drank, worked little, and deserted her, while he later faced arrest for passing bogus checks and lived away in Oklahoma and Kansas City. Her brothers now support her.
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Mra Iva He Elkin
Euperior Court
Tuscola
ML Elkin
Elkin
Ferre Haute
Willife
FW. Hudson
New York
Kiki
Dudge McMarter
Fudge
Sail
Voters Prepare for Twin Parades on Washington Street
As election day nears, Democratic and Republican marches are planned for Washington Street at the same time. Large crowds and fireworks are anticipated as both sides stage processions through downtown, ending near the Cobianbis club and Meridian.
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Washington St
Pelinans
Tlianapolis
Aden
Belie
Washiveton St
Washington
Washington East
Pennsylvania
Herth
Marke
Meridian
Michigan
Intiana Ave
Alde
Monument
Capitabaye
Wash
Ington
Wyrshingon
Wwanin
Northeast Sagen
Cobianbis Club
New York
Franklin wide awake Beveridge rally draws thousands in city
Thousands of Republicans pack the park house as Senator Beveridge appears with Johnson county Republicans and Indianapolis figures Brown and Tiolert tied to the Freeman family. Beveridge spoke in Silverton and planned stops in Terre Haute, signaling a busy campaign swing this weekend.
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Senaint Beveridge
Park House
Johnson Couity
Tiolert & Brown
Indianapolis
George B. Freeman
Brown
Freeman
Revator Beveridge Suake
Silivan
Terreante
Fortune Left to Coachman Contested by Heirs
The will of Mrs Heron Mo Cham Bee is challenged by relatives alleging undue influence and lack of mental soundness. Harry Graves, referenced as an heir with a $150,000 stake, arrived in Indianapolis in ragged condition and pursues the property claim. The Marinennunty Pre mete for Seeneday omorning is noted as the hearing day.
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Harry Graves
Indianapolia
Heron
Haery Graves
Taamtas
Milton Morris
Juannes
Chambers
Gall Wage
Pratense
Fretanapolis
Camber
Couhfaraa
Crares
Apm
Charters Wae
Hancestul
Three Masked Men Seen Near Young Woman Home
Neighbors report three masked strangers loitering near Misa Grice Elrod’s home at No Dearborn street as she arrived Friday evening. She fled across the street to Edgar Snider’s house after spotting the men, who wore masks and hats pulled down. Snider and others pursued, but the men fled when approached by police and nearby cyclists.
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Misa Grice Elrod
Mooney-Murder Rug Company
Dearborn St
Welock
Mise
Edgar Snider
Mr. Snider
Mtr. Sider
Musa’ Eirod
Ch Alber
Fragmented General at Port Arthur and local affidavits
A garbled OCR passage mentions a JAP general at Port Arthur and references to Mrs Charters and multiple legal actions. It alludes to contested estates, guardians and attorneys, with lingering hints of court cases, positions, and dates, but the text remains unreadable in places and names are uncertain.
Esvillee Virginia Murder Trial Aims for Guilty Verdict
In Esvillee Virginia Nev Ind ex mayor Sami Lilly is on trial for murder in the first degree. The courtroom crowd watched as jurors returned a guilty verdict after a dramatic morning in which Lilly stood impassive, then showed emotion when the verdict was read. The case centers on the Slaughter of his wife and the witness testimonies from local officials and residents.
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Mark
Esvilee
Nev
Ind
Chariottes
Sami Lilly
Genis
Vis
Somirml
bin Hla
Vibe
MeCne
bin Want
Mra
Marshal Dinwaddie
Ramuel Metne
Republicans Claim State with Divided Predictions
The piece reports conflicting party forecasts ahead of an election as Republicans and Democrats tout varying majorities. GOP leaders cite statewide margins around 5,000 to 40,000, while Democrats claim wins and uncertain figures. Marion County margins are debated, with Republicans and Democrats each offering different counts.
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Democratic
Republica Nate
Unele
Indiana
Ciey Smite Aca
Ivan
Democratic Stat
Brieg
Temuibhican
Goodrich
Beechiwe
Ate
Upen
Eon
Mate Eh Soureged
Hawever
Campi
Apobhean
E Heim
Charles Clark
Ceter Terker
Harman Rian
Marion County
Demmie bets on Roosevelt in southern state pool
Dallas billiard room owner Dal Tyler received ten thousand dollars as bets from southern backers on F Roosevelt carrying a state by a close margin. Bets come in $100 shares, tied to a Roosevelt victory. Also notes Valparaiso College opens winter term November 15 and claims broad prosperity and equal opportunity for all students. Diamond rings advertised from $100 upward at Malially’s on Monument Place.
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Tyler
Bac
Market Street
al Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Hadi
Valparaiso College
Tearning
Bi Malially
Monument Place
Thawende
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