Bomb blast wounds Williamsburg residents in New York
Ecripps-McRae Press reports thirty five people narrowly escaped death when a bomb shattered the front doorway of a three-story double-frame house at 1813 Flushing Ave in Williamsburg. The blast sent residents into a panic. no injuries were reported. Police suspect Black Hand involvement and mention victim C. Liotta, who says he has received no recent threats.
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Ecripps-M'Rae Press Association
AW York
Williamsburg
Black Hand” Society
Flushingave
P. Liotta
Bulding
Deaf mute in plight found near Masschusetts depot
A deaf mute woman, Izzie Sulton J, lacking money after theft, was found at 1 am Saturday near a depot. She was taken to the Institution for Deaf and Dumb for detention until she can communicate with her son in East St. Louis. Local staff described her hardships and wandering.
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Nui
Read
Institution For Deaf and Tomb
Crawfordsuills
Sallen
WIll Honor Americans Bumipt 3 Rar Press Association
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a party in reminiscence of Americans, with references to Edward Swift vice president Krein Hartwell secretary, the Swift Givers bond, and Chicago contact details. Additional lines list a dentist Willoughby, steam heating ads, and a real estate/urban ad.
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Goth
Japan
Foi
Swift
Acrippe Wral Press
Arroglation Chicaga
Edward Swift
Krein Hartwell
Peeratary
Swafe Rove
Fefdas
Csteter
Bhothe Beef Trust
Plan to Fight Scripps Mare Press Association
LOXDOS Sept 1S Nea reports an attempt to deny warlike preparations causing anxiety in official circles though reports from both sides indicate improvement in the situation. Sweden demands destruction of fortifications at Fredericksten and Wangevinger, a major stumbling block to reunification talks.
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Scripps-Mare Press Association
Loxdos
Sweden
Swerten
Fredericksten
Wangevinger
Japanese Denial Sparks Diplomatic Rebuttal
Scripps Aral Press Association reports a formal Japanese legation statement denying an artificial report about a recent anti treaty move. It claims the foreign press exaggerated events and errors linked to Mr Harriman and related mission properties, insisting the claims are unfounded and politically motivated.
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Scripps Aral Press Association
Washington
Legatian
America
Girl Arrested for Forgery in Local Case
May Wright, a 4 stenographer, was arrested Saturday on the charge of forging the name of Clarence Schotte. The case involves the Atlas Engine Works workers and references lingering confusion in the text.
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May Wright
Jégraas
Flarence Schotte Foowe
Atlas Engine Works
Czar Goes to Finland
Reported dispatch from London Sept describes czarist envoy traveling to Finland amid unsettled conditions. Saturday events cited, with new cases noted and public anxieties rising over health and security.
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Czar
Finland
Tecrippa Ral Press Associatin
London
Deorsiirg
Saterday
Grand jury clears police on charges amid secrecy
The grand jury report to Criminal Judge Alford Saturday did not name Henry Christ, the policeman linked to Edward Core’s death. It returned indictments against nineteen suspects, holding them for offenses including petty larceny and grand larceny, with several already jailed while others remain at large.
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Christs
Memors
Pole Department
Bam
Babe Born to Old Couple in Asia Medicine Doctor Family
A 45 year old wife of Dr Starr gave birth to a daughter, amid reports from a veteran civil War era family. The couple already has three daughters and now becomes great grandparents with the newborn.
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Babe
Ecripps- Aram. Press Association
Oxport. Medh
C1 Starr
Ras
Slade Resigns as General Superintendent of Great Northern
Slade resigns amid railroad upheaval as Ecripps - M Rae Press Association reports on the surprise move. The Great Northern railway’s general superintendent, Slade, steps down Friday following a dispute with Hill, a longtime official connected to the line.
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Slade
Ecripps-M Rae Press Association
SP Pact
T Siade
Great Northern Roliway
Sominsinw
Old Hill
Hill
Another Advance In Oil Prices Reported
Scripps-Howard dispatch from Pittsburg notes a second advance in crude oil prices by Standard Oil. Quotations list Corning 109, Cabell 146, North Lima 146, South Lima - prices vary by location as a new weekly increase is announced.
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Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
Pittsburg
Standard Oi Company
Tiona
Pennsylvania
Penneys- Santw
Corning
Cabell
North Lima
Mie
South Lima
Indiana
Snenerrot
Ragland
Fatal Boiler Explosion Hits Stave Mill
Mid Sept. 16 report from Ecripps Wrae Press Association IPCOMING details a boiler explosion at Edward Jennings stave mill. Five men killed and eight or ten injured, ten in critical condition. Alleged that the boiler was ashore. The dead are Richard Gifford, Earlett Charles Easterman, Wallamatin, and Elijah Peters.
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Ecripps-Wrae Press Association
Ipcoming
Edward Jennings
Richard Gifford
Earlett Charles Easterman
Wallamatin
Elijah Peters
Insurance payout tied to long presumed death case
A Chicago insurance payout issue arises from a New York insurer after A Kimmel a once wealthy Niles Michigan banker was declared dead in New York. The case notes his seven year absence and the recovery of 5000 dollars suggesting a possible misrecorded death claim.
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Bcripps-M'Rae
Uticsgo
Kimmel
Niles
Mich
New York
Chicago
New York Lite Insurance
Klinmell
Smuggling Arms Supposed by Polish Dissidents Probe
A reported plan to arm Polish dissidents with rifles and ammunition was uncovered by guards along the Danube near Jemall Bessaraba after a suspected expedition landed weapons at a safe point. The discovery points to a coordinated effort involving unknown river routes and suppliers on the eastern bank.
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Boripas
RAK Press Association
Odesel
Amnealeir Guna Anit
Thambe River
Gildrds Atonk
Danube
Jemall
Bessaraba
Quarantine Conference Called by Chamber Officials
A formal quarantine conference was held in November with representatives from several cities, convened by the Chamber of Commerce and led by public officials and association members.
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Cripps
RAE Press
Chattanooga
Tenn
Sear
Chamber of Commerce
Murder Mystery at Des Moines
A unclear report from Des Moines details a murder case involving a deceased individual and alleged links to a Massachusetts insurance firm. The article references a missing body part and mentions a detective agency and local insurance manipulation, with suspicions centered on a known figure in Deg Moyes.
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Etreles
Hanly Denies Loan From Sherrick in Controversy
Governor Hanly and financier David E Sherrick face a dispute over a roughly $750 loan claimed to have funded campaign aims. Sherrick asserts the governor asked for the money to influence Marion county delegates, while Hanly denies indebtedness and stresses he only learned of the matter recently.
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the Sun
State Auditor's Office
Sherrick
Marion County
David E. Sherrick
J. Frank Hanky
The
Auditor of States Office
Hanly
John F. Reed
Auditor of State
Laze
Harly
Marron Enamy
Bharrick Evr
Shereick
Te Yooma
Engien
Camiatne
Uhm
Eich
Maria Ruinty
Tayler Te Saul
Campaign Crisis Over Water Boil Advisory
A heated political episode in Indianapolis unfolds as Dr KC Reyer and Dr T Victor Keene issue a public statement urging residents to boil city water, claim water plant improvements justify the alert, while opponents say the move is a campaign maneuver to bolster support. Authorities debate if boil advisories are necessary amid claims of plant upgrades.
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Keach-Holtsman
Indianapne Water Company
KC. Reyer
Heaith
T. Victor Keene
Etry Xanituttin
Ineger
Ladinapoli
Bean
Dr Keane
Keane
Indianapoli Water Company
Trustee suit over jointly owned property in Pennsylvania
Cortlind Van Camp and Coleman sue Central Trust and Erwin heirs to appoint a trustee for a mine property held in common. Original buyers were Cortland Van Camp, Mow Deeping, Charles Forasier and Van t P Erwin. Erwin heirs and Sagare deceased. Coleman now holds Erwin share. Plaintiffs seek proper division of proceeds and official trustee to manage assets. Explosion at Lehigh Valley Coal mine injures several workers. some gravely hurt.
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Cortlind van Camp
Sagare
Erwin
Wimak
Goleman
Central Trust Company
Thenterests
Tnacher
Mike Br
Indianapolis Sun Admires Boolwalter for Mayor Win
The Indianapolis Sun, a bright evening paper, pledges improvements this fall to its service and insists on loyalty to Charles A Boolwalter, the Republican mayoral nominee, as his majority is expected to grow at the upcoming election.
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Winchester Journal
Indianapolis Sun
Indianapolis
Sun
Charles A. Boolwalter
Weather Forecast Threat Detects Showers
A weather outlook warns of threatening skies with occasional showers. The forecast calls for unsettled conditions Saturday night into Sunday with possible light to moderate rain and cooler temperatures across coastal and inland areas. Localized showers may disrupt outdoor plans and brief downpours could reduce visibility.
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