Clever work of the detectives helps recover fur theft loot
Chicago detectives traced shoplifters linked to a Jos A Rink fur theft in Indianapolis. Edward Bray recovered $800 in goods including a sable coat and two fur coats valued at $390 and 30 dollars respectively. Suspects fled via Beaford Indiana and Limedaly before Chicago pursuit. A saloon room yielded the items. a bartender was arrested though unaware of contents. Henry Hattack arrested in Chicago with $3.6 worth of goods claimed for others.
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Rink
Chicago
Jos. A
Pink's
Plainfeld
Man
Beaford
Ind
Limedaly
Bradisonst
Joseph A. Rink
Ois Foods
Henry Hattack
Bcripps-M'Raf Press Associatiu
Rebhing
Doseph WU
Hink
al Indianapoliy
Hattack
Express
Hattark
Woman Slayer Arraigned Under Heavy Guard
Alonzo Lewis appeared in criminal court on the murder charge of Nora Lewis. He could barely speak due to a neck wound, and deputies carried him into the courtroom as spectators watched. Despite weakness he remained silent, with trial expected to proceed next month.
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Alonzo Lewis
Nora Lewis- Lewis
Casey Kimball
Smoze Bush
Lewie Waa
Sourbier
Mma
Ball Mentenhall
Criminal Court
Lewis
noUhings
Tiettagerty
Dodge Fremont Alferd
Che
Negro suspect caught in Louisville murder case
A young Negro man, Curzon, was arrested by police Trimpe and Hedte on Saturday as a suspect in the shooting death during a fight in Louisville weeks ago. He is alleged to have shot a man. The item includes ads for steam heating and coal services and a medicinal claim for men and women.
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Don Curzon
Louisile Ky
Qpisetives Trimpe
Hedte
Louleville
Carson
Mrs W R Mayo Dies After Childbirth In Marion
Mrs Lillia Baley Mayo wife of Dr W W TL Mays died of heart failure Saturday following the birth of a baby girl Ava Mayo aged 31 daughter of Ruth W Bailey a Marion attorney. She had been married 15 years and lived in Indianapolis four years. Survived by husband and daughter Helen funeral plans awaiting plates from New York and California likely to be in Crown Hill New Planes 416 and up.
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Lillia Baley Mayo
TL Mays
N. Delaware
Atda.m
Dre
Kechey
Berry
Dursey
Ava. Mayo
Ruts W. Bailey
Marion
Indianapolis
Helen
Puneral
Platera
New York
Califernia
Burlat
Crown Air
Japanese transport Cari Maru sunk by mine collision
A London cable to the Evening Star reports the Japanese transport San sui Cari Maru of 2400 tons was sunk after hitting a mine while sailing from New Chwang to Dalny. Of the 54 crewmen, three tenths perished and the remaining sailors were rescued.
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Syrippe-Ayrae Press Association
London
Oct
The
Evening Star
New Chwang
Dalny
Capture of a Negro After Chase Across States
A Black man named William Jackson, reportedly from Birmingham, Alabama, was pursued after a long chase by Detectives Manning and Simon. Jackson fled through several streets and was eventually cornered near a house in South and Harmony, where Manning fired three shots over his head. Jackson, though sprinting and muscular, evaded capture until Manning used a bicycle to close in and compel his surrender after threatening to shoot.
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Tm White
Channecy Manning
William Jackson
Birmingham
Ala
Jackson
Simi
Manning
Bearl-sat
Delawaresat
Virg
Have
South
Harmon
Roosevelt Heard by Cro
President Roosevelt addressed a vast Jacksonville crowd after a salute of 21 guns and bells. The trip drew large gatherings along routes to St Augustine, with emphasis on the Panama Canal's benefits and a pledge of peaceful ties with Caribbean nations.
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Jackson
Ville
Aulamja
Jacksonville
Flottla
Citizens’ Committee
Jackeonville
Board of Trade
St Augustine
Panama Canal
Caribbean
Cuba
Divorce Claim Arises From Wife's Descent Into Alcohol
Lucian A Turley sues for divorce alleging Virginia born wife became intoxicated after marriage. He cites repeated drinking, fights, and incidents including a whisky bottle found at home and his arrest when she ramped and attacked him. Other notices mention different spouses with alleged roughness and neglect.
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Lucian A. Turley
Hally
Walden
Grant Wilden
Howard Latz
Durnoatty
Ter
Merchant Robbery In Small Town On Three Notch Road
J Benner reports being robbed Friday night near the Three Notch road in a small town. Astraped assailant struck him with a bag of wheal, stole a pocketbook containing 5 and other valuables. Bennet offered 100 reward for recovery of money and papers. His account notes loss and partial recollection due to darkness and injury.
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Rtane
Three Notch Road
Benner
Indianapolis
Gree
Benney
Sumame
Ile
Bennet
Infamous police entrapment sermon shocks Indianapolis
Charles A. Bookwaller denounces a vile practice in Indianapolis at Friday night meeting. He recalls women coerced by police from Wisconary lumber camps to return to houses of shame, calling for reform and an end to virtual slavery. He threatens a large election turnout to push change.
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Charles A. Bookwaller
Doubtlers
Honkwalter
Wiscouary
Stase
Wisconsin
Indianapolis
Pesorta
Shane
Ahadows
Indianapoliss
Phame
Mr. Lookwalter
Indianapolia
William Beck Captured After Failing to Appear in Court
Sheriff Laurhier found William Beck, proprietor of the Lorraine hotel, on the street after he missed his criminal court hearing. A jury found Berl guilty and Judge Alford fined him. Beck could not be found and the appeal bond was forfeited at 250 dollars. Beck remained in default for the judge while the case proceeded.
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William Reel
Lorraine Hotel
Harvestot
Faming House
Laurhier
Berl
Alford
Beck
Newsboys Visit Governor in Annual Courtesy Call
Newsboys led by Col Alexander Hogeland president of the National Curfew Association visit Governor Hunry in the statehouse. They receive a warm greeting, are commended for enterprise and honesty, andurdy a badge honoring Hogeland as they listen to a brief talk about potential futures for boys from narrow environments.
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Alexander Hogeland
National
Frank Hang
Alexander
Hogeland
Retired Bellefontaine man found dead. diverse local notices
In Bellefontaine OH, Robert Boyd, a 4 retired businessman, was found dead in bed as grand jury probes Virgil Bowers lynching. In Kansas City, Heath sentence appeal for Edgar Bailey to four years. Columbus notes Missouri speaker planned for Nov 3 2. Chicago report notes A I Hoffman dies of appendicitis in Mendota Illinois. Des Moines report on Mrs Rosario Pohlson seeking divorce from John. Bloomington IL holds Friday sessions at YMCA convention. Huntington WV accident injures family. powder explosion destroys part of house. Pineburg PA grief over death of J H Schindehutte. Mineraville cemetery suicide discovered. New York urges Gov Folk to visit for government integrity. Also a classifieds ad for inexpensive watches.
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Hoffman
Federal Grand Jury
Mendota
Des Moines
Rosario Pohlson
John
Pohlson
Bloomington
YMG. A
Mineraville
New York
William B. Hornblower
Gov
Folk
Missouri
Cor Jerome
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Monnett’s Randoits
W.R. Mayo
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Weil
Tata
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Ueprec
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Maine
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Goachenen
Switzerland
Yaare
Cashier
Bunder
ST. Louis
William Beck
Sourrier
Mrifps- Rae Press Association
ST Lair
Fransis B. Runder
St Louis Post
Ts Books
Festmaster Wyman
Runder
Pact Office
Williamt Lottman
Runderx Bond
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