Multi-State Daily News Briefs From Alabama To Texas
A jumble of brief reports from Mobile to Texas covers crime, accidents, and political events. Benjamin Baron shoots at burglars, wounding his wife by mistake. Two white youths, 14, face highway robbery charges in Anniston. A white suspect admits motive to steal clothes. What Next village near Clarksburg is razed by fire in possible arson. Mexican guard clashes near Agua Grande with rebels, several killed. A congressional campaign foe accuses a GOP rival in Texarkana. A Milwaukee traveling man is killed by a stray shot in San Antonio amid a business dispute.
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Anniston
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Alice Catron
Edison firm hit with postal fraud order over vitalizer claim
Washington reports that a fraud order was issued against the Thomas A. Edison Jr chemical company of New York for using false and fraudulent pretenses to obtain money by mail. Edison Jr urged action, noting his son’s lack of inventive achievement and past ties to his office. Also noted is Bartels and Callmese wedding in Indiana with the mother requesting the ceremony.
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Washington
Thomas A. Edison, Jr. Chemical Company
Stane St
New York
R. J. Wynne
Thomas A. Edison, Jr
I Ediaon
Edson
Touhy
Casino Charun
Jalan
Newberrs
Shelbyville
Pegiaterey
Addieberger
Joneslora
Caurhe
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Bae
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Ville
Hiinds
George BR. Rewain
James McMetlen
Blutftat
Me McMahen
Eva Blind
Tine Vilage
Smalpox
Aneuher
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Thesenes
Jesse NX. King
Portland
GR. & 1. Railroad
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Amputated Hands Buried for Pain Relief
Hagerstown Indiana October reports the burial of Glen Bacheler telegraph operator after losing both hands in a freight train accident. His, requested by him, relief from cramping pains followed recovery and he was moved to Randolph County then Carlos City for burial with hands packed in a wooden box and wrapped in clean linen.
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Sunhagerstown
Ind
Union Cemetery
Here
Glen Bacheler
Jane
Bachelor
Indianapolis
Bachaler
Parld
Simon and Weneety
Mr. Bachelor
Miss Gould at Peru Reports Pleasure With New Y M C A Building
Miss Helen Gould of New York visited Peru to inspect the new $300 building of the railway Y M C A. She arrived by special car with relatives and escorts and, after touring the facility, donated library and other gifts valued at $5,900 as a show of appreciation.
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SUNJ
Peru
Ind
Helen Gould
New York
Miss Gould
Anna Palen
Germantown
Ferriter
Wella
Griswold
Lt. Meade
Henry Mainhardt
New Haven
Mise Gould
FINE GLASS FACTORY TO MOVE TO INDIANAPOLIS
Special to the Sun reports the Raw glass factory, guarded for relocation to Indianapolis, employs 68 men with a payroll over $50 weekly. Fred and Carl Raw own all stock, arrived from Louisville 14 years ago, and the new plant is touted as among the finest in the nation.
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Fairmount
Raw
Indianapolis
Fred
Carl P. Raw
Louisville
Coopers Reported District Meetings Across Indiana
Reports of committees and missionary society events fill dispatches from Greenfield and Huntington Indiana. Delegates and speakers include Rev J N Field G M Lehigh Rev Parciunsin and others from Shir ley Charlottesville Knightstown Philadelphia and Spiceland. A separate note covers Mary Morgan's child fatally wounding his sister with a revolver and multiple regional updates on local officials fires and civic happenings.
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SU. Greenfield
Ind
The
Methodist Missionary Society
Weeathaver
Shirley
J. A. Rul
Charlottesville
J. B. Radcliffe
Knightstown
A. J Wagnner
Philadelphia
Rev
Parcunasin
Spiceland
State Politics in Indiana Republican Rallies Across Towns
Indiana Republicans heard Corpesi Tanner of Pennsylvania and Sen Clapp of Minnesota in Lafayette. John W Kern spoke at Fort Wayne. Parker and Tavis and J Frank Hanly addressed Terre Haute Republicans. Beveridge spoke to Washington Republicans and B C 5. W railroad men. over 1,000 turned away at People's Hall due to crowding.
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Greencastle
Corpesi ‘Tanner
Pennsylvania
Clapp
Minnesota
Lafayette
John W. Kern
Fort Wayne
Co. P. Smith
American Federation of Favor
James Soverelan
Parker and
Tavis
J. Frank Hanly
Terre Haute
Hanty
Incorporations Reported For Abendroth Pasture Company
Indianap olis area Abendroth pasture company increases capital from 15000 to 160070. Northwestern Indians telephone company Valparaiso raises capital from 11110 to 50090.
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The
Abendroth Pasture Company
Indianapolis
Northwestern Indians Telephone Company
Valparaiso
Hoosier Spirit Rite at St Louis Exposition
At the St Louis fair the Indiana delegation received greetings from Mayor Wells and David R Francis. The crowd cheered as the Indiana band played On the Banks of the Wabash and speakers from Indianapolis and Lafayette praised Indianapolis’ virtues and growth as a model Hoosier city.
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Mayor Wells
David R. Francis
ST. Louis
Uct
Indianapolis
Vlah
Indianapais
Indiana Building
Mayer Wells
St. Laws
Indianapmtis
Jid R. Francis
Buffalo Bills Guest Iscripvue Me ar Telegram
Fragmented dispatch from an era notes political maneuvering after a presidential campaign, with mentions of Harper and Carrington and a university founder. It reports a postmaster general transition and a safety gate trial at a terminal station, highlighting a mix of rumors and official actions.
Evade Law Against The Slot Machines In Noblesville
Noblesville, Ind. reports a rise in slot machine gambling after the mayor banned other devices. locals carry small wheel watches as slot machines, avoiding law with new methods. Albert Moshaugh and Miss Halle Leaming wed at a relative’s home. Congressman Charles B. Landis to speak in Westfield and Cicero. Edward Russell to depart for New Mexico for law school. Horace R. Kendall and Alma Parsley married and moving to West Virginia for Kendall’s work.
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Noblesville
Ind
Albert Moshaugh
Halle Leaming
John Leaming
Charles B. Landis
Westfield
Nebble
Cicero
Horace R. Kendall
Alma Parsley
Reno
West Virginia
Bir
Kedall
Congress urges women and tribal leaders to combat tuberculosis
The American international tuberculosis congress adopted resolutions urging governments to appoint women and minority health officials and to grant them cabinet seats or governing body roles. It also called for municipal sanatoriums to isolate tuberculosis patients and ensure humane care and cure where possible.
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Iscripps-M'Rae
ST. Luis
Oet i
American Theternational Congress of Tuberculosis
Pakic Health
Royal descendant traced to seven lines of kings
John Howard, a multihunter, was killed in 2 Colum Circle. For over 29 hours in the morgue his features were examined to confirm his royal lineage. Ely daughter identified him through records in the Letux Whrary. Howard’s descent from seven kings and emperors is substantiated by royal lineage studies. He graduated from Yale with honors near 154.
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John Howard
Colum Circle
Aowas Aken
Seorkman
Ely
Uoward
Howard
Bowers
Yale
Hope For Old Maids at St Jerome's in Bronx
Report from New York dated Met 3 notes Fathers Alexis and Rich amis of the Passionist order urged marriage for single women at St Jerome's Roman Catholic Church in the Bronx. Several couples reportedly plan to wed within ten days as clergy warn against delaying. remarks describe age expectations and social pressure on young women.
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New York
Alexis and
Richamis
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Bronx
Allan
St Jeromee
Alexis Declard
Pratt
Sheratuts
Ana Pather
St. Pil
Pennsylvania
New York Central
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Sten
Cleetrie
Lander Houses
Pacife
Steel
Currie Bros. TV
St Paul
Standard Oil
Uamtehtenn
Amalgamated Copper
St Pauls ii
Brot P
Episcopal Church United States Triennial Convention Opens
The triennial convention of the Episcopal Church in the United States opened in Cincinnati. It is the largest gathering of Episcopalians ever held in America, with the first-time appearance of representatives from England and Ireland. Prices for livestock and sheep are listed, with hogs and calves showing varied costs.
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Iscrifps-Mrae
Rastox
United States
America
Hartory
Ragland
Canterimrs
Faglind
Ameren
Diocesars
End Arts
Indianapolis Live Stock Market Report
Market data from Indianapolis shows cattle receipts at around 13,000 with varying classes. Good to prime bulls and veal, cows and calves, and hogs see steady to higher bids. grain prices and feeder weights noted, with New York and Chicago markets described for broader context.
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Medina
Pittsburg
Pittero RE
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