Blood Feud Terrors Loom in Kentucky Towns
Reports from Jackson and nearby towns describe an ongoing reign of terror following the Curt Jett case. Prosecution supporters warn fed deaths and executions unfold after Jett’s hanging sentence at Cynthiana. Bruce Catlin, a Cleveland lumber agent, faces threats and is forced to shuttle between Lee City and Jackson, with orders to appoint a replacement if killed.
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Lexington
Jackson
Curt Jett
Cynthiana
Cockrith
Ae Bruce Catlin
Cleveland
Lee City
Shelbyville Interurban Power Crash Blanks Town
A power house accident near Shelbyville cut electricity to the interurban line, leaving a car stranded south of Indianmoon. About 23 passengers endured a cold night as townspeople built bonfires for warmth. Some passengers were taken to hospital with exposure. service resumed Thursday morning after wires failed and the circuit breaker tripped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Faney
Wopean
Ingiy
Shelbyvilel
Elek
Wharsday
Coe Kady
Ata Alspian
Abe Shelby
Bienjig
Riot at Hungarian Court Amid Reopening Session
Report from a chaotic session at the Hungarian Wet where rioters attacked premier Count Nedeyivary as the assembly attempted to resume. Derivative attempts to speak were cut off by a deputy who proclaimed loss of faith in royal guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Nedeyivary
Brie
Derivary
Harabaé
Prohis Catch Cold At Hitz Meeting
About two dozen stalwarts gathered at Julie Sheppard's home on Captobuve Street to listen to Mr Hitz. Dr Newlin and C M Leman attended as guests. The group stood on the lawn and caught cold during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitz
Juline Sheppard
Mr. Hitz
Balrmian
Newlin
C. M. Leman
Ie Prohibition
Wily
Comanitice
Train kills workers at New York crossing amid Polish group
A New York crossing incident left several workers hurt as a train struck men walking to work. Poles among the injured were Cir Baragski, J. Len Mb, and Stanishins Gatrowiskh. The three were badly injured while others suffered lesser injuries.
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Bepealu
N.Y
Shine Nan Waa
Ouinghi
Hub Kaiahy
New York
Thuinlvryst
Advienee
Stanishins Gatrowiskh
Cir Baragski
J. Len Mb
Iivks
Old Fiddlers Contest at Tomlinson Hall
A high class vaudeville program is planned for Wednesday night at Tomlinson Hall. The event features an Old Fiddlers contest with performances of music from a half century ago. Contestants and sponsors include Modern Wondmen of America and several Indianapolis merchants. Funds raised will be shared equally among the camps in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Tomlinson
Tennessee
Kentucky
Missouri
Illinois
Indianapolis
Resident Dead in Throntown Ind a An Oldest Resident Dies
Margaret Nivens a longtime Throntown resident died Thursday morning at age 81 She was twice married and the mother of Philip Sam mers of Indianapolis Her passing leaves a notable family in the local area and marks the end of a long life in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Throntown
Ind
Margaret Nivens
Philip Samemers
Indianapolis
Classified Advertisements on the Neg Nth Page
New ads include Hextere for sale, girl wanted, rooms for rent, washings wanted, housekeeper seeks work, piano for sale, cook wants situation, groceries for sale and various notices.
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Hextere
Irl
Wife accuses husband as she testifies in assault case
Sullivan, 3, Py BLO, arraigned Thursday in police court charged with assault and battery on his wife. The wife stoutly claimed her husband did not touch her. Witnesses said they observed marks on Mrs Sullivan and noted trouble at their home. Judge Whallon ordered a medical examination of the bruises and the court adjourned to hear further testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Coar
Duncan
Horse Show Officials Host Trolley Party
Horse show officials host a trolley party for exhibitors and guests at a regional event. Attendees include Frank Morgan of Louisville and other named figures from Kentucky Illinois New York and Missouri, with plans discussed for the upcoming show date and venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caring
Frank Mogan
Louisville
Torante
Dan
B. Ashbrook
Kansas City
Dean BR
Orsen Melium
Batavia
Ministers elected delegates in Indianapolis
The Rev J M Townsend and Rev Morris Lewis both of Indianapolis were elected delegates in the general conference of the Indiana conference. Maj Gen John C Rate arrived in Louisville with staff to command lake department maneuvers. Rev George W Hagen, longtime Shelbyville minister, died aged 81 after 31 years in the Salvation union church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
J. M. Townsend
Morris Lewis
Indianapolly
AC ML
Indiana Conference
Xexslon
Louisville
John C. Rater
Lakes
Fort Sheridan
Estes
Gault Bovsy
West Point
Mine
Fort Thomas
Shelbyville
George W. Hagen
Ehelatian Union Church
A. HR
K of Pr
Independent Order of Good Tempixra
Christian Union Church of the ‘United
Prohi Chairman Admits Straw Ballot Was Stuffed
The Prohibition party chairman admitted a straw ballot at Kingan's packing plant was stuffed. He claimed extra ballots were removed after initial discovery, while rivals labeled the ballot a fabrication. A party candidate alleged the box was tampered with by multiple individuals.
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PROHI
Jerse Thodalt
Erty
Ine
Thorsdar
Kingan
Sehme
Hace
Mile
C. Mi. News Ane
George Hilz
Itz
Aig
Aoahe
Wilkim Meyers
Logsdon Chairman Seeks Re election Amid Holladay Weather Chaos
Unclear OCR text mentions Logsdee as chairman of a reform committee and speculation about reelection. References to Hollamay weather, UR BPN, and Bonkwalter are garbled. No clear dates, places, or concrete outcomes available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aineh
Logsdee
Repithifeme
Ovity
Ewinmittes
Fragmented quote about local politics and accusations
A garbled interview fragment quotes James Leroy Read defending a mayor and criticizing others. It references a summer machine act and a failed committee, with unclear roles. The passage suggests debate over why certain listings should be defended or criticized amid local political tensions.
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James Leroy Read
Candidates Debate Amid Campaign Chaos
An ill defined race unfolds as Hookwalter Inchemae and rival candidates vie for votes. Trainers test vocal cords while voters crowd meetings at Prospect Lindonests College ave and Nineteenthest. Republican leaders Taylor Yount Whallon back Bookwatter with a push, while Beveridge and Valaman campaign. incident details include J P McCorkie injured stepping from a streetcar.
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Hookwalter
Tomlinson
Fragmentary Rural Verse on Frost Fear and Regret
A muddy OCR piece describes light frost and farmer talk about frost timing and regret. It references a narrator and Uncle Ba, hinting at plans or consequences discussed aloud amid tense weather chatter. The text reads as garbled dialect notes from a rural scene.
Weather Forecast for Indianapolis and Vicinity
Weather outlook for the 36 hours to 8 p m Sept 25 calls for fair conditions with a chance of light frost Thursday night into Friday. Temperatures show 44 degrees at 7 am, 62 by 2 pm, with warmer Friday and variable winds across Indiana and nearby states. Boilermakers Stir Out as Big Four boilermakers are not in session. atria situation remains unchanged.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Seasion
Atria
Deserter Parrea Returns to Havana from Spain
Jose Parrea, once a Cuban general who deserted to the United States, arrived back in Havana from Spain on Wednesday. He was refused admittance by local authorities and will be sent back to Spain aboard a later vessel.
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Heavana
Jose Parrea
United States
Havana
Spain
Tobacco by the Armload in Irish Fugitive Case
In a crowded federal Mies grand jury room, Irish fugitive James Lonehehsun faces potential life term. Passions run high as lawyers clash over evidence and testimony while Irish supporters present tobacco, blankets, and symbols of solidarity.
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Grand Jury
Mies
James Lonehehsun
Moeres
Alf Lind
Lynechenaun Nasir
Indianapolis
Triekmren
Eft
Coal Trust Proposes To Maintain Present Prices
In Wilkes Barre Pa on September 24 a Delaware and Edson coal company order limits output to hold prices steady amid a glut of anthracite. The Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron will close many repairs, while the Susquehanna Coal Company controlled by the Pennsylvania Railroad suspends at several collieries on Saturdays and Mondays. The move, not seen in years, aims to suspend the least marketable mines and affect thousands of workers in the anthracite region as cold weather looms and demand declines.
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Wilkesharre
Delaware & Edson. Coal Company
Philielphtia & Reading
Suscuchanna Coal Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ruth Bryan Defies Parental Opposition in Lincoln Marriage
Yuen Bryan daughter of William J. Bryan in Lincoln shows strong will amid parental opposition. She will marry Homer Leavitt, an artist, after a history of dispute and travel. Leavitt previously wed a young woman of Alper who died years ago, leaving a son. The couple’s connection began while Leavitt painted Bryan’s father’s portrait in Lincoln.
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Yuen Bryan
Wm. J. Bryan
Lincoln
Strane
Ted
Homer Leavitt
Alper
Leavitt
Bryan Teegn
Bea
New
Man slaying case with unclear details and suspects
An early 20th century newspaper fragment reports a manslaughter case involving John Nokes and others. The report mentions a fatal event at a location near a pier and an arrest or legal action against a named individual, with unclear dates, names, and sequence of events due to damaged OCR text.
Woman Pleads Guilty in Saloon Robbery Case
Twila Miller pleaded guilty Thursday to taking Thomas Mall an old soldier living at 224 to a rear saloon room where she robbed Elin of SRL. Sentenced to one to Aries years by Criminal judge Alford. Nannie Green pleaded guilty to receiving stolen money, but her case continued until character evidence. Five new typhoid cases reported to Board of Health Thu. J.P. Mullally, jeweler at 3 Monument-piece, advertises large diamond stock.
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Twila Miller
Thomas Mall
Washington and
Liberty-ats
Elin
SRL
Aries
Alford
Nannie Green
Rosa
Bride of 12 Years Seeks Marital Pact in Hendrick County
Samuel Miles, a wealthy Hendrick County farmer, seeks Henry Piervi over a fabricated claim tying a 12 year old girl to a marriage. Pearl Brewer, Milve farm hand, is named in Miles's demand as a betrothal participant. The report notes Miles alleges the Vaughire girl is 12 and presumes a marriage arrangement. In another note, John Dunleavy of Philadelphia dies after being injured in a streetcar fall while en route to the World’s Fair site. ambulance transport failed to save him.
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Samuel Miles
Hendrick County
Henry Piervi
Gavia
Milve
Marcy
Miles
Vaughire
ST. Louis
Mon
John Dun- Wean
Philadelphia
Qhy Hospital
Dunleavy
le Ateull
Trac
Bade
Mayors and officials named by Citizens' Union Republicans
On Wednesday night the Citizens' Union and Republicans nominated Seth Low for mayor Edward Grant for contrafier and Charles Paines for president of the board of aldermen.
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Seth Low
Edward Grant
Charles ¥. Paines
Board of Aldermen
Citizens’ Union
Republicans
Battle Constantinople War Reports from the Front
Reports from the field describe fighting between Turkish troops and insurgents in Macedonia near Kotchani and Mishing. Casualty figures vary with each account, noting Turkish and insurgent losses including killed and captured. Dispatches also mention villages burned and reprisals following battles.
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Constantinople
Worthan Deen
Kresna
Macedonia
Thun
Softa
Kotchani
Frigar
Mishing
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Jackson, Ky
Jett
Buffalo
Tomlinson Hall
Whallon
General Conference of African M. E Church
Kingan’s
Tindall
Tiny
Mursday
Witz
Walter
Holtzman
Keagh
Logsdon
Says Logsdon
Says Keach
J.P. McCorkie
Cluiret
Bt. Clairst
Dr. Macuey
Pat
Wade
Lynchenham
Coal Trust
Ruth Bryan
Whdcavire
FommBrvayy
John Nokes
Monte Ape
Pier Oas Row
Michael McGlyniy
Drautarine
Itvat
Board of Health
Thoradey
Thia
Fanos
Wulsekneri
Kinklin
Arcade
Denison Barbershop
Stegemlvr Bros
Mitac
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