Doctor paid hush money in Zeller case hush to save name
New York reports say Dr. Jacob Heckman paid Rose Zeller and her husband 250 installments totaling 32000 to protect his reputation after employing her as housekeeper. Her husband Albert reported the shooting 18 hours late. sister Lene Gieger is held as a witness. Police expect another arrest.
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Woman
Doctor
New York City
Dr. Heckman
New York
Rose Zeller
W. 108Rd Street
Albert
Lene Gieger
E. Sixty-second Street
Jacob Heckman
Eightieth Street
Theodore #aumeister
Continental National 6 Under Way in Indianapolis
Mord Carter of Danville chairs a committee planning a new Indianapolis national bank. The project includes ex mayor Holtzman and others, with at least 500000 capital and 125000 surplus. Headquarters set at 12 State Life building as organizers pursue charter and scope.
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New Bank
Indianapolis
Mord Carter
Danville
Holtzman
Bert A. Boyd
Continental _ National ‘ bank
First National Bank
Ind
National Bank For
John W. Holtzman
Exmayor Indianapolis
First National ‘Bank
Lewis A.coleman
L. G. ’ Richardson
Central Union Telephone. Company
Geo. J. Nichols
Citizens’ ‘State Bank
Petersburg
John H. Furpas
John R. Emsey
Tust National Bank
Huntington, Ind
Wm. T Alisen
J. C.copenegi, Dent
North Vernon State ‘Bank
North Vernon
Jaditson
State ‘Lite
Auto Smash at Brighton Track Wounds Two Drivers
At Brighton Beach Race Track New York on September 12 eight cars competed in a grueling 24 hour race. Sartoris and his mechanician Rene Gourand were hurt when their Renault crashed through the fence and both were hospitalized. De Palma set eight hour and nine hour records with miles 388 and 420 respectively, Mulford also breaking a world mark with 417 miles before ditching. The track was torn up, repairs took hours, and leaders advanced with new records hourly as the race continued toward a finish.
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Brighton Beach Race Track
N. Y
Sartoris
Renault
Rene Gourand
de Palma
Allen Kingston
de ‘Palma
Mulford
Bryan Welcomed By Crowds In Maryland
William J. Bryan arrived in Cumberland Maryland at 8 am to a large reception as hundreds gathered at the depot. He greeted admirers in hotel parlors, toured the city by car, spoke at 3 pm on the plaza, and scheduled a second address at 8 pm before traveling to Deer Park to stay with Col. John T. McGraw for the weekend.
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Cumberland
William J. Bryan
Maryland
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Deer Pari
Col
John T. McGraw
Dying Attorney Jo Hurrried Home On Hamburg Line
New York Sept 12 A Philadelphia lawyer William C Strawbridge died from complications of diseases while aboard the Hamburg American liner Kaserine Augusta Victoria. He was rushed from his stateroom to a waiting train for an abrupt record-breaking run home as officials prepared to transport him to hospital.
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New York
William C. Strawbridge
Philadelphia
Gov Hughes Party Choice for State Ticket
Republican delegates arrive as Saratoga hosts the party convention to nominate Gov Hughes for governor and White for lieutenant governor with Gaus for controller expected on the ticket. Denials of presenting other names surface as Onondaga and Livingston delegates weigh White and Wadsworth. Delegation plans include a special train arrival led by Mayor Allan Forbes.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Charles KE. Hughes
White
Syracuse
Charles H. Gaus
Albany
Repub Lcan
Ruly
Francis Hendricks
Wiliam Barnes, Jr
Onondaga
Livingston
Enchar
Allan (. Forbes
Moore Fails To Halt GHAFT Probe In County Vote
In a four to three county council vote, a $10,000 appropriation to continue the expert investigation of public records in 1969 was approved, despite Moore Wright Nordyke opposing. Opponents urged $5,000 and open competition for cheaper experts, but the plan was rejected as inadequate. The probe targets misappropriated county funds and has already yielded over $40,000 recovered at a cost of $10,000.
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KR KK
Moore
Wright
Nordyke
Prominent Carnegie Relative Shot in Pittsburg
Andrew Kloman, four years old and grandson of Andrew Kloman, partner of Andrew Carnegie, was found early this morning on Grant Boulevard with gunshot wounds. He was taken to Mercy hospital, where he later died. Police suspect a hold-up due to the missing watch and funds. A brother identified him. details remain unclear as the case unfolds.
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Pittsburg
Andrew Kloman
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Steel Company
Grant Boulevard
Mercy Hospital
Kloman
Soeraina
Hagenbeck Bear Attack Injures Trainer in Berlin
Berlin September 12 Attendants rushed to stop a large bear Hagenbeck was driving into its quarters saving the life of famed animal trainer William Hagenbeck. He was severely injured and unconscious at the hospital where he is listed as possibly dying.
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Genbeck
Two Diamond Shirt Studs Stolen Near Fair Grounds
C W Prather of the American Central Life building reported a diamond stud clipped from his shirt on a street car returning from the fair grounds. At the ball game, C Meyers of 1818 Central Avenue had a second diamond shirt stud stolen in the crowds.
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C. W. Prather
American Central Life
Fairgrounds
C. Meyers
Central Avenue
Women Pay for Bad Checks In Columbia Bank
Police allege two women who visited a Columbia bank tried to cash two worthless checks signed by Charles Meyers. If caught, they would have direct evidence against Meyers who was arrested Friday. Meyers operated boarding houses using his checks and one woman claimed she cashed a $6 check for him.
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Columbia Bank
Charles Meyers
Meyers
Storm threatens Atlantic coast as hurricane nears Bahamas
The West Indian hurricane moves over the eastern Bahamas today and vessels are warned of danger off the South Atlantic coast for the next two days. Washington reports the storm's movement and potential impact on maritime traffic.
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Washington
Bahamas
South Atlantic
Thaw to be moved from Duchess county jail
Harry K Thaw the Stanford White slayer will be transferred on Monday from the Duchess county county jail to White Plains Matteawan pursuit as Justice Mills signed the order following Sheriff Chanlers motion. The case has drawn county officials into a prolonged dispute over confinement.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Supreme Court
Mills
Matteawan State Asylum
White Piains
Plittsburger
Chanler
Duchess County
Matteawan
White Plains
Depew Returns From Europe With Only Two Dollars
Chauncey DePew and his wife returned from Europe in June and spent the time visiting friends and traveling. He said England is taking an interest in American investments, notably in steel, cotton and wheat, and with good crops and a rising steel business English money may return to U S markets.
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New York
Chauncey DePew
St. Louis
Europe
England
Pittsburg Man Found Dead With Gunshot Wounds
In Pittsburg Pennsylvania a man identified as Henry Clay Marshall Jr of New York, a representative of PFW Brooks Co, was found in a field near Stanton Avenue with two bullet wounds through his head. A revolver with three loaded and two empty cartridges lay beside the body. the corpse was still warm when Patrolman Louis Chandler arrived.
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Pittsburg
Henry
Clay Marshall, Jr
New York
PF. W. Brooks ,& Co
Broadway
Stanton Avenue
Louis Chandler
Zion Named to Independence Campaign Subcommittee
James M. Zion of Clark Indiana has been appointed a member of the Independence party campaign sub-committee to aid farm support. Named by W R Hearst, with R H Norton in Los Angeles and Howard S Taylor in Chicago directing business and publicity efforts.
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Chicago
James M. Zion
Clark
Ind
The
Independence Party
W. R. Hearst
National Committee
R. H. Norton
Los
Angeles
Cal
Howard Ss
Taylor
Well Known Man Takes Own Life At Gotham
Frank Bennett, longtime hotel figure and former Arlington proprietor, killed himself in his Gotham Hotel suite in New York City. Motive cited as financial strain from liquor license issues connected to church proximity. Bennett had come to manage the Gotham a year earlier at the request of Dan Hanna, son of the late Mark Hanna.
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Gotham
Arlington Hotel
Washington, D. C
the Gotham
The
Dan Hanna
Mark Hanna
Broker Falls to Death From Lew Window
Pittsburg Pa Sept 13 Herman Schultz 52 a merchandise dealer fell from the eighth floor window of the Publication building Ninth street while talking over a long distance telephone with a customer. Traffic noise hindered hearing the call and he slipped while trying to close the window landing in Exchange alley and killed instantly.
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Pittsburg
Ninth Street
Herman
Schultz
Exchange Alley
Late News Bulletins From Across Cities
News briefs chronicle multiple September 12 incidents. In Erie Charles Vincent Rea, son of C J Rea, shot himself after drinking. In Pittsburgh John K. Tinfantz found dead at Savoy hotel. cause pending. In Madison Indiana Frank Golay died from lockjaw after thorn in foot. In London James Bryce and Mrs Bryce depart for Washington. In Cleveland three Buffalo men, seeking work, killed and injured on Lake Shore tracks. In Millinocket Maine, Great Northern Paper workers strike. plant closed.
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Erie
Charles Vincent Rea
Rea Printing and Publishing Company
Hiself
Pittsburg
John K. Tinfantz
Bohenectes N
Savoy Hotel
Madison
Ind
Frank Golay
London
James Bryce
Ambassado Washington
Cbheveland
Lake Shore
Buffalo
Winston Spencer Churchill
Clementine
Henry M Hozier
Millenockes
Great Northern Paper
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TN Pittogurg
Miss Storey
Countess of Poulett
Sylvia Lillian Storey
Gaiety Theater Company
Earl
Pouletts
Crewkerne
Somerstesn Tre
Hagenbeck
Berlin
William Iia
Ters
Atlantic
Thaw
Depew
Zion
Subcommittee
Frank Bennett
Bennett
Broker
Lew
Mr. Schultz
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