Union Teamsters Fight Assault In Chicago Riot
Unionists report a violent Monday incident in Chicago where a prictor of a yen company and employer of union teamsters was assaulted by a mob. The attack left him badly injured with torn clothing and heavy contusions after bystanders aided him and police were dispatched. Several children were on the wagon when the mob surrounded it and demanded his union card, which he refused to show.
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Tnion Teamsters
Thornton
Amiatem Ployer
Hy Wi
Nagists
Fhoratmn
H. Chivaguare
Karten
Hove
Norfolk
Wasson & Co
Indianapolis
Fllness
Sims
Ual
Ashland Politician Williams Fends Off Burglary Attack
In Ashland Kentucky Ceol Mordecad A Williams, a prominent four term local political figure, awoke to a burglar at his bedroom door who fired as he struggled. Williams was shot through the heart but survived, with the assailant fleeing as Williams’s family called for aid. Police pursued the suspect. Williams had long been active in local politics and had faced recent electoral defeat.
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Ashland
Mordecad Ailliams
Moraine
Agaus
Gio
Willams
Binnd
Burgh
Jonas
Yanndea
Williams
Sean Nitie
Fis
Fis Egiavitnte
War Des
Fay Congress
Tan
Sanuet Pugh
Earl Hutton in Court Affects Confidences Lesson
In a court scene described with archaic phrasing, a judge confronts a young man named Jimson and warns of the consequences of betrayal. The scene notes that the parents requested the day in court and that the boy faced serious admonition to prove his worthiness of their trust. The text describes the judge, Jimson, and his trembling as the case proceeds. The parents are present in the courtroom.
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Jimson
Treasury official to disburse 5 million for St Louis Expo
Secretary of the treasury names Robert Fullerton of Des Moines to handle a 5 002 000 dollar congressionally appropriated fund for the St Louis exposition. He will furnish a bond and the disbursement costs are paid from the appropriation. Fullerton is a vice president and common stockholder in the Chicago Humber and Coal Company.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Robert Fpilerton
Dex Moines
qMedr
Congress
St. Louie ‘Exposition
Fullerton
Corincinall
Chicago Humber and Coal Company
Parrot Forces Off Abductors With Rescue Dog
In Colorado Springs a pet parrot alerted its owner during an attempted kidnapping by four men. The yellow headed bird, housed with a black herding dog, cried out and whistled when trouble began, prompting the dog to bar the chair and deter the assailants. The owner returned to stop the crime.
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Rot Bhraseit
Rypherd
Roy “Beyr
Anonymous threats target nurse in Brazil feud case
For over a year Mrs. M W Nees a trained nurse has received weekly anonymous threatening letters. A recent porch incident included a thrown bottle though she was only slightly injured. She suspects a local woman with a long standing animosity toward her.
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Brazil
Ind
M. W. Nees
Captured Woman Burglar Louis Arrested in Sep
Misty Casey Jr., arrested while attempting to dispose of property stolen from Henry Brune's residence. She admitted guilt claiming coercion and an insecure entry method. Police note numerous burglaries by the same neighbor group, with thefts focusing on jewelry silverware and men’s apparel rather than valuable items.
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Louis
Misty Casey Jr
Henry Brune
Whitlow
Sultan appoints American press agent to report Macedonian issue
Washington reports the sultan of Turkey has employed American press agent Chekb Bey’s minister to the United States. The agent will travel to Constantinople to prepare world facts on the Macedonian struggle, ensuring accurate reports reach telegraph centers and Turkish cabinet officials. Joseph J. Marcombe, editor of the Masonic Bulletin, is named, with a four year salary paid in advance.
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Turkey
Chekb Bey
United States
Constantinople
Macedonia
Joseph J. Marcombe
Masonic Library
Cedar Rapids
Masonic Bulletin
Mr. Marcomibe
Masonic
Nen
Miss Stone
Mit
New York Senator Clark casts hope for new party leader
Senator Clark returned from abroad and spoke on the Democratic convention and a needed new man to unite the party. He suggested a fresh candidate not tied to past national politics and urged a reform platform with currency flexibility and revision to give the party brisk momentum. He warned Republicans may gain if Democrats fail to field a strong, united slate.
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New York
Clark
Cleveland
Kegan
Til
Meh
Colored man killed in McCarthy violence in Chicago
A chaotic Chicago scene ends with the death of a Black man amid accusations of theft. Neighbors and local authorities respond as a crowd gathers, reporting unclear circumstances and conflicting accounts of the incident and the suspect’s arrest after the melee.
Empress Sides With Suffering Soldiers in Camp
Valle. mt. &-Emperor Wil Again Bivouacked in the field Tuesday night. The empress, witnessing exhausted troops, helped tend the wounded and offered comfort as maneuvers continued.
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Valle. Mt
Wil
Unes
Fatally Hurt In Automobile Wreck In Portland Ind
Fatally hurt in an automobile wreck near Portland Indiana when a car climbed a bridge railing and plunged into the river. A prominent figure in the case was in charge of the rescue as the vehicle slid off the eight foot high barrier into the Swlomonky River area.
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Portland
Ind
Wile
Bis
Uark
Ormussio Automobile
Teesikes
Curt Qoux
Bart
Car Men in Session Opens Loyal Brotherhood Convention
The eighth annual convention of the Brotherhood of Railway Car Men opened Tuesday under Grand-chief J. B. Yeager of Northumberland Pa. About 200 delegates attended representing 36 lodges in the U S and Canada. The Loyal Star Woman's auxiliary also held a season. Mrs Danthy Diem 63 wife of Peter Danthy of 120 Spain Ave collapsed from heart trouble Tuesday night at Bhelbyst and Fletcher Ave and died before aid arrived Body placed in the city morgue then to her home.
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the Brotherhood of Railway Car Men
J. B. Yeager
Northumberland
United States
Canada
Loyal Star
Woman's Auxiliary
Danthy
Mary Danthy
Peter Danthy
Spain-ave
Bhelbyst
Fletcher-ave
Tree felling tragedy claims Seymour man near Brupien Ford
Edward Meyers 30, of living near Brupien ford, died when a tree he cut fell and trapped him after another tree he cut settled on him. The accident occurred while he was cutting down trees on Tuesday in Seymour, Indiana.
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Seymour
Ind
Edward Meyers
Lving
Brupien Ford
Meyers
Drst
Canning factory floor collapse injures worker in Shelbyville
Shelbyville Indiana on Tuesday Frank Clayton aged 20 an employee of the Grafton Johnson canning company was crushed when the building's second floor collapsed. He fell as the floor gave way and suffered fatal injuries.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Frank Clayton
Grafton. Johnson Canning Company
Preacher Patton Accused in Toledo Court
Sept. Patton an itinerant preacher faced Toledo peace court on Tuesday charged with neglecting his family His mother in law and wife testified she had supported him and their five year marriage In court his downfall was attributed to neglect and misconduct local readers see a troubled clergyman amid family dispute
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Toledo
Patton
Poace
Court hears pledge in labor case with family duty
In a court session a man pledged to support his family while serving a sentence in the workhouse. He was fined and suspended from some duties, with the condition to provide for his kin. The judge noted his obligation to truth and family welfare during the period of punishment.
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Heer Ware
Gatalde
Canadian women push for total cigarette prohibition
Ottawa reports that suffragists who campaigned for cigarette ban refused the government bill clause. They insist on banning manufacture for importation and sale in Canada, arguing the new clause is more stringent than the prior proposal and beyond what they had supported.
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Ottawa
Buried on Wedding Day Manion Inn Sept
Fragmentary wedding notice from Marion Indiana describes Reverend Frank Licans traveling to marry Miss Caroline Magee of the city. A telegram from York mentions JoVer Rogers and a anticipated attendance at the ceremony.
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