German glass magnate commits brutal family murder in Kumenz
Eyewitness report details the killing spree by William Lincke in Kumenz Saxony. The wealthy glassmaker, active in municipal circles, murders his wife his four children and his mother in law then attempts suicide with a hammer as the moonlight falls on the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hitle
Kamenz
Saxony
William Lincke
Pon Kaw Boant
University of Heidelberg
Lincke
Frau Kuester
Kumenz
Murderer’s plan to destroy family backfires in great fire
In a grim act a husband killed his wife and children then tried to burn down the house. Sparks spread the blaze as he waited for the flames to fully consume the building, but authorities and bystanders intervened prompting the fire brigade to respond. The bodies of the two women and four children were found unharmed by the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secured Petroleum
Pasdys Pulicemin
Children Steal Beer in Juvenile Court Confession
Twelve boys confessed stealing beer pop and other items from a park stand known as the Turters. Judge Sionne placed them on probation after detectives Mansur and Simon testified. The case tied a tent-living leader Marry Aunt Harold Hudson to the gang with Blue Bella the dog guiding officers to the skulkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulge Stubbs
Devk
Rosawe
Manmur
Simon
Sters
Harold Hudson
Prariemark
Bay
Sionne
Notre Dame Woman Seeks Home Treatment Letter
A Notre Dame woman, suffering undisclosed ailments, writes asking recipients to write to Jersey home treatment promising cures for muscular and back pains, lumbago, kidney pain, neuralgia, and related conditions. The notice claims the remedy cleanses uric acid, softens joints, purifies blood, and brightens eyes, urging proof and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Ereb
Notre Dame
Mother's Plea in Court Over Failed Suspended Sentence
Incriminal court Judge Alford scolded Mrs. Davis mother of Rey Hoffman on trial for assault and battery with intent. He warned harshness but urged giving him opportunity, noting a good face and hope he would reform after a restraint on a suspended sentence. The defendant had aided an assault on Eliana Smith of Brooklyn.
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Alford
Davis
Rey Hoffman
Ako
Ian
Davin
Xente Horman
Eliana Smith
Brooklyn
Joral Freight Handlers Union Formed After Reinstatement
The Joral union of freight handlers organized at Parnetball Friday night and seeks reinstatement for the struck workers at the Big Four freight house. The local group will affiliate with the Freight Handlers and Warehousemen's International Association, including all city freight handlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joral Union of
Big Four
Jury Trial Over Wife Murder Case In Idaho
Special to the Sun reports in Rushville that prosecutors and defense counsel argued before a jury in Shellyville over the murder case of Mrs. Bankert. The judge adjourned after closing speeches as jurors deliberated on possible verdicts including acquittal or lesser charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Elmer
Shellyville
Miarder
Air
Baett
Tasahut
Dames Watson
Gale
Bankert
Mrx. Baukert
Petra
Mney
William Ward Coal
Cte
Wand
Fragmented OCR Grocery Ledger From Chicago Market Listings
Readable fragments show product lines and pricing notes for produce and poultry. Mentions include items like White grades, Turkeys and ducks, and various brand tags and codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
OXIT
Ory
Datriea
Conlien
Idec
Ladten
Witt Parking
Totter
Ces
Frean
Almark
BGI
Arman
Isme
Ike
Wgc
Cheeye
Marburger
Tidve Noultrs
Cogepre
Fires at Childrens Guardians Home and near Arsenaave barn
A small fire discovered Saturday morning at the Board of Children's Guardians Home on Culver Avenue was extinguished with losses estimated at $5. A frame barn belonging to M. A. Schrelekerigost on 1st Avenue was damaged to the extent of $50 Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Children’s Guardians
Culverahyave
M. A. Sehrelekerigost
N. Arsenaave
Suspects Held After Clayton Ind Safe-Blowing Incident
Two men arrested Friday morning near 448 WV Washington St following an assault and robbery at a bar. Police say one may have knowledge of a Clayton Indiana safe-blowing. Suspects, detained at Valley station, claimed to be from Obie and Gallien, with $727 reportedly found on one. Case continued for a week for further investigation.
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Cn Neo
Clayton
Ind
John Po Harr
Tre Torcier
Barrery
Washington St
Winan
Lavi Murry
Murry Bhar
Gallien
Askins
Duncan
Vallee
Murry
Havar
Ely
Hey
Obie
Board of
Dhangpolls
Howacheldera
Dre Amvlia Nelior Rueller
New Jersey St
Smuluhew
Camden
Fletcher Ave
Sohn Mt
Sherrick Settlement Ties to Wickard Action Examined
Receiver K. Reed denies any link between parties in the case and the settlement of Wickard and Wolcott notes. He says no settlement hinges on Wickard’s action and notes that others may wait to pursue their claims after those payments are completed.
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Wickard
Ghout
Donn K. Reed
Emae
Jersons
Ban on Lovemaking at Nebraska University Sparks Suspensions
Lincoln reports that university authorities suspend a number of male students after an incident on campus. The Wilberton student Johnsen warns that male students must refrain from assembling after hours, while trustees announce new discipline actions amid campus tensions and claims of impropriety.
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Bcripps-M'Rae Press Association
Lincoln
Nebrake Weelvpan
Feander
Ubat
Nalf
Oyent
Innmaon
Albert L. Juhison
Jahteon Wets Yadial Np Te Rin
Anaversity
Chieaceiton Humitngien
Ane
Johnsen
Crom
Bank Robbery In Own Town Chagrin Falls Scene
A bank robbery occurred on a principal street in Chagrin Falls with an armed citizen posse pursuing suspects toward Cleveland. Shots were exchanged. one robber shot, another possibly killed. the post office was blown open and robbed. East Buffalo Live Stock receipts and various items are noted in nearby listings.
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Bcripps-Rae Press Association
Chagrin Falls
Stanal
Cleveland
Rogers & Sons
Rogers
Usher
Wis
John Hinck
Turadutl
Wax Todd
Grand jury bound over townes for deceptive pretenses
In a terse record, Townes faced grand jury for alleged deception tied to church matters. The hearing references a trial of pretense and an attempt to influence, with victims connected to local churches and a midweek proceeding noted.
Missing Woman Sought After Gard Park Alarm
Coroner Samuel Tattenper led the inquiry into the disappearance of a woman who left her home and was last seen near Gard Park. The public alarm noted concerns for her welfare as investigators pursued possible outcomes including accident or foul play in the lake area.
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Gard Park
Tattenper
Misa Nethe Keun
Mirwinscaee
If income vanished how would you provide for kin
The speaker argues most insurance covers life and property but ignores sickness or accident, leaving families exposed when earnings stop. The piece urges broader protection against illness and injury to safeguard livelihoods.
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H. H. Lovell
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Lineke
Rich Willam Lincke
Turners’ Association
Notre Dame Lady's
Clayton, Ind
Sherrick Settlement
Cupid
Nebraska College
J? Brand
Welsbach
Price
Welssach
Neaciniehe
Welsbachs
S. Pennsylvania Street
BREE
Aik
East Buffalo
East Rufpalo
N.Y
Pek Oh
Stevie
Grand Jury
Ilen
Rawnes
Tive
Cistry
Pierce
St. Denis
Martinique
New York City
Broadway
334 Street
SM Breen
WM. Taylor & Son
Prop
Scott.Miller Co
Market and
New Jersey
The
Indianapolis Gas Co
Pennsylvania
the Sun
Marlborough
Herald Square
New York
Marior
Ey-Tierney Hotel Company
M. Tierney
Pacific Coast
Wabash R. R
St. Louie
Duformaton
G. DL
Maxfeld
D. PA
Wabash R. 1
Indianapolis
Jackson Mare
C.K. Kregele
Kregele & Bailey
James Bailey
Kregele
Kregelo
Bailey
North
Delaware Street
Law
William F. Clevenger
West
Washington Street
Taylor Carpe: Co
Vories
Colleg Danae Phen
D.vories
Indiana Dental College
Delaware and
Ohio Street
Goodloe & Kennedy
Cincinnati
Abel & Doyle
U. G. Lipes
Bath
Mourt
State Life Building
Toianapolis
Jorene
Hartman
East Ohio Street
Karstadt Bros
Dr. Garter & Co
Grams Yoke Bt
Indianapolis, Ltd
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