Men Survive 13 Days in Open Boat After Wreck
The crew of 30 from the whaler Alexander drifted 13 days in an open boat after a fog wreck near Cape Terres. Rescued by the whaler Herman at Point Barrow, they were taken to Brattle and told of extreme suffering aboard the doomed voyage.
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Stripne-Mefac Press Association
Brattle
Wash
Harold Dollar
Poin Barrow
Alexander
Cape Terres
Kankaland
Auk
Herman
Point Barrow
Gov Wanly Sets Busy Schedule for Tipton Trip
Gov Wanly spends Saturday finalizing a keynote apport for Tipton on Monday night with aides and security. Special interurban cars will transport a group of ant women to the event, with extra cars possible and regular service returning by night. State Democratic committee plans Bryan meeting and county organizations hint at upcoming campaign activity. Lawrence township democratic convention slated Saturday at 7:46 in the schoolhouse.
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Wanly
Tipton
Toad
Joseph Telly
State Democratic Committee
Bryan
Lawrence Township
Lawrence
Death of Judge Foster Sparks National Mourning
Washington dispatch reports the death of Judge Foster formerly of Chicago and assistant attorney in the department of merits. His widow Mrs Elto Foster is described as widely known across the country as a leading orator and public figure.
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Foster
Peet Har Pred Association
Washington
Gent
Judge Emih
Chicago
Department of Metics
Elteo Foster
Blockade Break Planned As Rail Line Boosts Coal Flow
Houghton, Bis Four general manager, told the Indiana Railroad Commission on Saturday that two large locomotives and rain crews from Chicago will shift to Terre Haute to relieve the stockade. The move aims to deliver 79 coal cars daily from Terre Haute to Indianapolis. The commission found the Big Four lacked sufficient motive power but no unwillingness to handle coal shipments. Some railroad officials invited to meet the commission next week. The body said it has no power to force railroads beyond capacity, but expects relief within days as plans proceed.
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HF. Houghton
Bis Four
Indiana Railroad Commission
Chicago
Terre Haute
Voting Machines Stir Marion County Election Prep
Marion County voters face a trial with newly purchased voting machines ahead of the coming election. Precincts are reorganized to hold about 2000 voters, raising questions among politicians about straight tickets and ballot scratching. Campaigners use posters and novelty items to keep names before the public as they brace for uneven tallies and possible late-day voter surges.
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Marion County
Taneh
Abele
Hekel
Hearing on Terre Haute coal traffic woes leads to pending ruling
The Indiana Public Utilities Commission concluded hearings on coal traffic disruptions at Terre Haute. Big Four Railroad was blamed for the slowdown, while H F Houghton, its general manager, argued the line lacks equipment to handle cargo. Additional blame pointed to the Vanedal and B & T H roads. The investigation featured many witnesses as it explored transportation bottlenecks and possible causes.
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Terre Haute
Big Four Railroad Company
H. F Houghton
Bouthera Indiana Roed
Dt Wan
Vane ‘Dalia
Injury Fatal Torpedo Accident At Empty House
Ten year old Raymond Rusasco was injured when a torpedo detonated in an empty house on Friday afternoon. He and his parents Youls Rusasco were connected to the strange device. a physician removed jagged fragments from his face and declared the incident not life threatening.
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Raymond Raxeaco
Youls Rusasco
Tweneth
Bailey Faces Re-election Bid Amid Corruption Allegations
The Good Government Club of Texas backs Senator Joseph Bailey for re election amid charges he was employed by Water Pierce and Standard Oil. Bailey pledges to respond to the charges upon returning to Texas.
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Bailey
Texas
Joseph Bailey
Water Pierce
Standard Ot
Terror rumor unsettles St Petersburg after general’s death report
The city circulated a rumour that General Trepott, long feared, did not die from heart failure as reported last week. Terrorist groups claim the buried body in St Petersburg was not Trepott, fueling widespread alarm.
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Wmnchse
ST. Petersburg
Trepott
Aguroek
Peterhnt
Lapponi Cancer Case Draws Vatican Attention
In Rome on September S A consultation discusses the stomach cancer case of Lappont, pope's physician. Dr Lappont supports a proposed treatment while several Mutgeane oppose, amid debate on patient welfare and medical advice.
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Rome
Lappont
Tthe Pope
Witlis
Itou Weas
Fierce Typhoon Strikes Philippines South of Manila
Telegraph wires down across the country as a violent typhoon lashes the Philippines. Great damage reported in towns south of Manila with infrastructure and arsenals affected and several vessels damaged or sunk. Telegraph lines severed isolate interior areas and hamper communications.
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Manila
Cert
Laborer Falls From Rope at Dayton Plant
Frank Faber a laborer at the National Cash Register building in Dayton slipped from a rope on the tenth floor and fell to the ground likely suffering fatal injuries. The accident occurred this morning as workers were progressing on the new office structure.
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Dayton
Frank Faber
National Cash Register
Whitecaps Whip Smithville Man for Work Threats
In Bloomington Indiana last midnight, 12 masked men abducted Hugh Wampler from his Smithville home. They dragged him to an alley and whipped him with switches, warning he must go to work, support his family, and pay debts or suffer further harm.
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Bloomington
Ind
Smithville
Hugh Wampler
Wyatt
Four Kentucky Officers Indicted in Ball Desperado Case
A Lee county Virginia jury indicted four Kentucky officers who captured Frank Ball, the desperado, for the murder of John Lee during the confrontation ending Ball's capture. Gov Swanson to seek extradition from Gov Heckham.
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Verte Mindleshoro
Kyw Brand
Lee County
Frginia
Yesters Day
Kentucky
Frank Ball
John Lee
Lee
Woman Burned By Gasoline Cleaning Clothes Injures Face
A woman suffered severe burns to the head and face on Saturday while using gasoline to clean clothing. She lost consciousness due to a weak heart and was revived after some time. Dr Meyers of the city dispensary attended the patient. Watches and jewelry offered at low prices. Mullally Jewelers advertises enhanced stock and discounted goods.
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Louis Mantins
Buuresk
Dr. Meyers
Het
No Need of Jury in Wickard Case Delayed Trial
In Michigan City Saturday Judge Fremont Alford postponed Willard S Wickard's trial on a venue change request. Jona Meondennal notified 100 men called to special venue that their services were not needed. Prosecutor Benediet lamented the postponement while confirming no certainty on witness David K Sherrick. The former auditor of state is reported in better health after leaving Indianapolis.
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Jona Meondennal
Criminal Court
W. Wickard
Fremont Alford
Willard S. Wickard
Jan. Sudge Alford Witl
Wickard
Charles
Benedie T Ald
David K. Sherrick
A. Shrerick
Michigan City
Orleen
Auditor of State
Indianapolis
Sleepers Watch Theft Leads to Grand Jury Charge
James Stern, a black janitor at the Lomcke building, was sent from police court to the grand jury under heavy bond for stealing a $159 gold watch from Albert W. Wishard. Stern claimed he believed another Black janitor took the timepiece after questioning, and detectives had suspected him from the start.
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Sleeper
James Stern
Lomcke
Granrl
Albert W. Wishard
Stern
Wishard
Oaleep
Lemeke
Walt
Sten
Konk
Stein
Ind
Pegro
Judge Anderson Returns to Duty After Michigan Summer
Judge Albert B. Anderson of the United States District Court for Indiana returned Saturday after a three month summer at his Michigan home. He will begin work again next week.
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Albert B. Anderson
United States Court, Vistrict of
Indiana
Michigan
Bly Ork
Plans for U S invasion of Cuba
Military plans outline a possible U S invasion of Cuba with Major General Funston to command. Approximately forty thousand troops would transfer by harbor vessels and chartered liners if needed, drawn from Atlantic seaboard states. Armies prepare supplies at coast depots while provisional marine regiments organize aboard ships under Lieut Colonel George Horen.
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Cuba
Funston
Siz Theagand
County Jail Food and Staffing Probed by Officials
County Commissioner John McGregor accused the county of mismanaging the jail, urging the board to name a permanent head jailer and calling for closer oversight. Judge Fremont Alford said he would not act until further investigation into the quantity and quality of food and living conditions is completed. Sheriff Spurrier welcomed the probe and promised officials would review operations with representatives through year end. Prisoners noted food was insufficient though some inmates claimed meat quality was better than in other facilities.
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Fremont Alford
Criminals Court
John McGregor
Allard
McGregor
United States
Alford
Countty Board of Charities
Che Cdath
Spurkter
Harsh Threat Alleged in divorce case against Elmer QC
Mrs Antana Bonatdaon seeks divorce and $1400 from Elmer QC claiming ongoing abuse. She says Donaldson, a known railroad man, habitually mistreated her and on one occasion produced a revolver and threatened to kill her.
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Antana Bonatdaon
Onit
Elmer
Donaldson
Eife
Man remarries within 24 hours after funeral in New Albany
In New Albany Indiana on a September day the widower Mason wed Luella Tillard within 24 hours of his wife William F s death. Luella Tillard is the sister of Mason s previous wife. Mrs Mason died at age ? The remarriage marks Mason s third union and his prior wife had a sister who also separated from him.
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New Albans
Ind
William FE
Mason
Mian
Luella Tillard
Gains in City School Enrollment Reported Friday
The enrollment figure reached 16 784, a gain over the September 1 count. High schools were not shown in the tally, but early data indicate continued student expansion in the district.
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Cacmentary
Schapla
Tracey Wins Vanderbilt Cup Elimination Race in Locomobile
Tracey won the third annual Vanderbilt Cup elimination trial near Nashville driving a Locomobile, time 5 hours 27 minutes 4 seconds for 297.1 miles. The crash risk and crowding prompted officials to cancel the main race, with top finishers named for the American team. A dramatic subplot involved Mas Taylor vowing a reward to Tracey if he won the cup race.
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Seriows-McRae Preas
Westbery
Nassau County
Jaa ‘Tracey
Hert Dingley
Tracey
Dingley
Vanderbilt
America
Liccomobile
Lebton
Thomax
Harding
Bayes
Lyte
Pope Toledo
Firth
Christie
Mang
Matheron
Spinneyanl
Sphunga Rereer
Mangini
Hia
John Green
Alan
Calois
Thomas
Belden
Freyer Miller
Callois
Anit
Traeny
Mas Taylor
Iis
Cupid
Arrest of Lily Oberson Over Elopement Case in Columbus
Lily Oberson 11 visits police to see friend Miss Mary Burk who eloped with Charles Ragten to Columbus. Detectives Lancaster and Duncan return Burk’s companion to juvenile court as Arlais and Ragten face arrest. Oberson’s visit leads to confusion over a letter claimed by Captain Bray, prompting police inquiries.
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Lily Oberson
Grirl
Satunday
Mary Burk
Columbus
O Ne Juro
Charles Ragten
Lancaster and
Duncan
Ceure
Rheir Ariais
Wemperlay
Uberson
Bind Reiner
Weather Forecast Fragment Prompting Miscellaneous Items
Fragmentary OCR weather snippet includes scattered phrases about a forecast and advertisements for rooms for rent. Mentions The Sun and heat related wording with no clear location, date, or concrete forecast details. The readable portions suggest a generic weather preview without actionable specifics.
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Pacific
Hanly
Wulschner
Waan St A
Corant
Reara
New York Dental P Company
Delawarest
Paiens
Bome
Ian Atchers
Metgaborhoors
Ed Robison
Gunda Ahold
Ed Robeson
Nat
Ed Robbin
Albert Sahm
Marton County
Sahtn
Indianapolle
Leonard M. Quill
Rob” Bryson
Joe” Clay
Autior
Sheriff
Harry Walelace
Yeerrder
Tne
Mer
Smith
Oval
Bhal Bros
the Sun
Salt Lake City
Utah
Parley P. Christensen
Salt Lake County
State District Court
Armstrong
Joseph F. B
The
Mormon Church
Mary T. Schwarze Brith
Ieveral Apuatiea
Benator Smoot
Gov. Cutier
Trepoff
Lapponi
Philippines
U, & Arsenals
Cavite
Gunegat Arayat
Phoon Atrack
Mattia
Denver
President Palma
Whitecaps
Matter
D. E. Sherrick
U. S
Gain IV
Atom
Tragey
Pretty Girl
Chum
Little Minister
Bumdtar
Tom James
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