Massacre at Third Avenue boarding house shocks city
A chilling Third Avenue boarding house crime left an unknown man fatally harmed and dismembered. Arms and legs stuffed in a suitc ase, head later found on a dirt pile. George Lanole testified after hearing disturbances. Fred Bauer arrested but denies involvement. Police and Assistant Attorney Garvin opened the case as chaos plagued the area.
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Slaughter House
Third-ave
Bauer
Garvin
Weather Outlook With Warm Thursday Night and Friday
Weather forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions Thursday night into Friday. The notice advertises jewelry and watches, highlighting an Indies watch with Waltham movement and a wide selection of diamonds at J. P. Mullally, Jeweler, 3 Monument-place.
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Waltham Movement
J. P. Mullally
Football deaths and injuries rise in five years
New York Herald statistics show the last five years saw 35 fatalities in football games and hundreds injured. Among the injuries were ten tems and Moore collarbones broken and four skulls fractured.
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Scripps-Are Press Association
New York
The
New York Herald
Giants Lead in Third Game of Championship Series
The third game between the Giants and Athletics ended in a 7 40-0 score at 4 o’clock after eight innings, with New York leading. The report cites Scripps-McRae News and notes Rockefeller’s farewell train and arrangements for his travel and luggage.
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Schipps-M'Rae Press Association
Philadelphta
Village Destroyed by Greek Forces Rumored Atrocity
Dispatches report the Bulgarian village of Ernitzany near Monmsur was attacked by a Greek party. Many inhabitants were killed and several homes set ablaze, with some children reported among the dead.
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Vienna
Toeelurd
Ernitzany
Monmsur
Hames
Reducing the Garrison in India Reported
News agency dispatches from Lahore India state that with the new alliance between Japan and Great Britain the Barmah garrison is being materially reduced. The measure follows the prior reliance on Barmah to guard India 's western frontier and to bolster security amid regional tensions.
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Scripps-Atral Press Association
London
Oet
Exchange Telegraph Company
Lahory
India
Japan
Great
Lane May Get Place on Interstate Commerce Commission
The president will probably appoint Franklin Lane of California a Democrat to fill Joseph W. Fifer’s seat on the Interstate Commerce Commission. The move would give Pacific coast representation on the panel.
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Lane
Washington
Oct
Franklin Lane
California
Joseph W. Fifer
Interstate Commercal Commission
Pacific Coast
Pittsburg Live Stock Cattle and Hog Prices Mixed
Cattle supply steady to uneven with prime heavy at 3.80 to 5.25 and medium to 1.50s. hogs show varied quotes with heavy Yorkers around 10.50 to 12.0 and pipe hogs at 8.5 to 10. sheep and lambs supply steady with prime wethers 5.00 to 5.40 and lambs around 6.00. a stray note mentions French motor cars and dogs as a curious aside.
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Pittsburg
Pittaburg
Wea
Cholce
Pipe
Judge Baker Not Alarmed By Civil Service Probe
Scripps-Howard report from Chicago says Judge Francia Baker of the seventh circuit, charged with violating civil service law over campaign funds, is in Chicago on a federal appeals panel and declines comment. Washington has referred the case to the Department of Justice, which officials say cannot proceed without impeachment by Congress.
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Scripps-Achae Press Association
Chicago
Cirenth Idee Francia B. Baker
Seventh Judicial Circuit
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Law
Federal Court of Appeals
Ti de
Baker
Postatics
Goshen
Ind
Washington
Department of Justice
John Fallies obituary notice collapsed health decline
John Fallies age unknown died at his home Thursday morning after prolonged illness. He had been a resident on Twentynine Street and recently discharged from the care facility. Deputy Coroner J. F. Robertson ordered an autopsy to determine the cause of death.
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Joby
Twentynine St
Cire Keepien
Diehl
Gore Uein
Ceroner J. KF Robertsan Wit
Hard Game Expected at Whidnton Park
The Manual Training High School football team eyes a tough Saturday matchup against Alexandria High from the city, a strong club in the belt. New formations and a trenchant practice week aim to blunt Alexandria’s punch. Shortridge faces Renarelacr on the same card, as bloomers and other schedules unfold.
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Alexandria High School
Blowington
Wrehtington Park
Cineh
Judge Whallon Sent Gamblers to Jail
Six men were arrested at the Lorraine Hotel on Wednesday afternoon for participating in a dice game in a basement room. Judge Thomas E. Whallon ordered jail time and fines after testimony. several defendants were remanded to higher court. The raid involved hotel staff and a watchman, with accusations of a poolroom run by Ote Randals and payments of percentages to organizers.
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Lorraine Hotel
Capitoave
Awashington ST
Kailust
VII Tretimon
Thomas E. Whallon
Chreter
Rhs
Ation and Aid
Mary Hyland
Dler Kaine
Dack
Iprer
Hyland
Bleydlemen Beenauer
Kitzmiller
Askina
Mall
Ote Randall
Lee Stenijena
Arthur Beck
Joseph Dusang
Louis Shultz
Anarles Roszack
N. Senate Ave
Salvo
William
Randlals
Dusanm
Stephens
Dee Hughes
Aseortion
Artier Beek
Young Josephs
Josephs
Larraine
Wharton
Joampha
Wiltam Rrek Wan
Onats
Rosmock
Shultz
Indicted man Lewis delayed for weak condition in court
Lewis Alenge, indicted for murdering his former wife, was to be arraigned Thursday morning but declared too weak to appear. Judge Fremont Alford said the prisoner would not be exposed, delaying trial for several days as three murder cases await. A Romanian shooter Yaexil Conatention and Henry Clitiet cases follow with interpreter needs and police pressure.
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Alenge Lewis
Shorry Souchter
Lewis
Mie
Judean Fremont Alford
Lewin
Yaexil Con
Succeeds in Court Fight Over Drunk Mother Care
James McKernan asks court to name guardian for Ella McKernan alleging persistent alcohol addiction. He recounts years of concern, failed cures, and multiple flare ups including episodes at the Occidental Hotel and other locations. He testifies she refused treatment and that he once took steps to help but faced financial and disciplinary questions.
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James
T. MeKer
Nan
Ella McKernan
MeKernan
New Albany
Ald McKernan
Oe Bahne
Hedford
McKernan
Fernan
Spaan
Divorce Complaint Details Hidden Nightlife Dispute
Charles T. Elliott seeks divorce claiming his wife Mame stayed out late at night, consorted with other men and drank, while Mrs. Wellacher asserts her husband John J. Wellacher drank to excess and wandered with other women, asking the court to restore her maiden name. Ola For many
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Charles TR. Elliott
Mame
Mra
Fm Wellacher
John J. Wellacher
Ola
Donahue Keeps License Amid Remonstrance Filed
County commissioners reconsider permit for a saloon at 7716 E Washington St after Col E Pitter urged a remonstrance. Ritter failed to prove serious charges against Donahue. The commission granted the license, then learned Donahue had prior arrest for violating the Nichols law and paid a fine.
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Donahue
Col E. Pitter
Martin Donahue
Washington St
Ritter
Joly
Owensboro Prohibition picks Holmen for mayor
Col J Mi Holmen, a well known Owensboro citizen, will run for mayor on the Prohibition ticket in Owensboro Kentucky.
Bankers Association Endorses Ship Zabaldy Bi
Solitary fragment from Washington reports the American Bankers' Association endorsing a ship project on Thursday amid unclear details. Names and specifics are unreadable in the OCR excerpt.
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Washington
The
American Bankers’ Association
Zabaldy
Noted Lawyer Matthews Dies by Suicide at Home
ECRIPPS-M'RAE PRESS ASSOCIATION reports New York lawyer and politician Matthews, once an alderman and county Republican official, died Thursday morning by jumping from the second floor of his Riverside Drive residence. He faced conspiracy charges tied to a bank wreck and the Weissel estate robbery. Matthews was 45, bachelor, lived with his aged aunt. Miss Elizabeth Matthews II notified.
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Ecripps-M'Rae Press Association
New York
Arvatingn Matthews
Central Park
West
Matthews
Elizabeth Matthews II
Eitner
Olcott
Republican County Committee
Grand
Federal Bank
Weissel
David Rothschild
Rothschild
Wooten
Sleuth Impersonator Arrested on Charge in City
Clarence Ti Kershner 0 was arrested Thursday by Patrolman Arnold for impersonating an officer. He claimed to be a detective during a June incident and described stolen goods after a drink, then left for St Louis before returning. He lives at 126 Oliver Ave. Anna Rynhn and police search for sister Nellie who vanished Virginia Ave a week ago.
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Clarence Ti
Kershner
Arnold
Tim
Kershagry
St. Luis
Kerschner
Olver-ave
Taft to Speak in Ohio Campaign Akron Oct 21 Likely
Taft announced he would make at least one speech in Ohio during the campaign with Akron as the probable site on October 21. The report cites Scripps Rae Press Association and Washington sources.
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Taft
Scripps. Rae Press Association
Washington
Ohio
Akron
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