Stultze Bride Seeks Divorce Over Alarming Claim
The case centers on Mrs. Stultze accusing her husband, Stultze, of deceit and repeated alleged violence during their marriage. She recounts years of alleged infidelity and threats, seeking relief via divorce while expressing fear for her life. Witnesses include friends and family who observed the troubling behavior and questioned the legitimacy of their union. The proceedings target domestic strife, with testimonies about marital misconduct and potential danger posed by the husband.
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Stultze
Ding
Mowlay
Stulty- Saul Kat
Theik
Mark Stultze
Ana Net
Ivy
Abe
Fries
Eine P
Stulize
Hughand
Iene
Tim
Stulae
Sae
Omy
Atte
Moe Currie McDonail
Dudge
Clay Allen
Fran
George J. MrDonald
Fe Sho
Mom
Meth
Oather
Ciara McNel
Hue
Washington Drenched in Cakewalk Parade Oddity
In Washington on Sunday the city watched a unique cakewalk parade featuring local sisters Bridie Chey and Lene Laranged in a lively street scene. The event, described as a rare Me Westary spectacle, drew crowds along the parade route and showcased theatrical antics amid a quirky public celebration.
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Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
Wasitington
River Gives Up Its Dead
A river tragedy near Broad Ripple recounts hands reaching the drowned victims in one night and Monday morning recovery. The incident involves Lucy Miles and nine others, with local authorities and witnesses noting efforts to rescue and the emotional toll on survivors and kin.
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Willis Bonham
Lucy D. Miles
Broad Ripple
Millionaires face labor law charges in tile workers case
Federal investigators allege the Employers' Association violated the contract labor law by importing about 60 tile workers from Europe to intimidate the Tile Workers' union and thwart a threatened strike. Warrants were issued for leaders including James Lawtrey and Charles E. Lawton.
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Rifps-M
RAE Uress Association
New York
Ethene
United States
Hawke
Uunsél
Gite
McKinley’s Pastor Calls for Open Gates to Foreigners
A Sept 22 Washington dispatch reports Rev Frank Mo Uristih urging open borders for all foreigners during a labor dispute era. He condemns elitist and racial exclusion in labor groups, argues Anglo Saxon dominance as insufficient, and stresses unity of workers regardless of ethnicity. The piece notes coal and shop ads at the end.
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McKinley
Scripps Mn'trar Press
Aassaidl
AOS
Washington
Frank Mo Uristih
Exeusten
Ergata
Arietol Penta
Cen
Geeta
Daipamese
Hetie Ruoehon
Oyama
Amrican Federation of Labor
Ativan
Hebra Ogecoroy
Trolley Wreck Injures Passengers and Crew in Chicago
A Lake street trolley car derailed at Fortieth avenue in Chicago injuring numerous passengers and crew as it struck a railroad upright. Names noted include motor man Christina Emerick and conductor Charles Howard among others. One car failed to stop due to a defective flange, causing the crash.
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Lake St
Fortiethave
Ana
Ulin Rasmussen
Joby Malle
Christin Emerick
Charles Howard
Conden
Willand Brattz
Aber
Weather Forecast Details for Monday Night
Weather outlook shows fair conditions turning cloudy by midnight. Nighttime temperatures remain mild with light winds and a low around 55 degrees. Overnight humidity increases as clouds advance.
Black Hand letters threaten 15 year old girl in New York
Miss Nellie Maussbaum, 15, is arrested after police say she sent letters signed Black Hand demanding $40 from R. E. Saunwaldt of Tower Manufacturing. She confessed, saying the first letter arrived September 1 and threats of bodily harm followed if payments were not made. The case ties to friends May Saunwaldt and Nellie Maussbaum, with letters compared to those to policeman Dan Reynolds. The manhunt continues as investigators pursue further leads.
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Acripps
AV Rae Press Association
New York
Nellie Maussbaum
Manas
R. E. Saunwaldt
Manuutacturingoopany
Birin
Heo
Saumwalat'r Saugtter
May Saunwahit
Neliiv Mausebaum
Dan Reynolds
Maussbaum
Liepaline
Muersbaum
Reynolds
Mausebaum
Nad
Heliews
Ted
Macedonian Confesses Guilt In Fatal Attack
A Macedonian man admits guilt in the murder of a countryman and wounding of three others. He was taken to police headquarters by Officer John N. Kimpel.
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Offier
John N. Kimpel
Change in pastors at Edwin Ray church announced
The Rev GW Smith, pastor of the Edwin Ray church, has been reassigned to Fire MOK church of Shelbyeilis by the Mehorusy Episconal conference in Taning, taking the place of Rev de Dimmitt, who becomes presutine elder.
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GW. Smith
Edwin Ray Church
Ae Fire Mok
Shelbyeilis
St Taning
de Dimmitt
Asie
Hunters Fined For Illegal Gear Under State Law
Hunters Albert Carter and Mike Dorset were fined 87.8 percent each after being arrested by Farle at Georgia Ind. on Saturday. The case was heard before Justice Horace Torry at Mitchell.
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Uhint Depuy
Farle
Albert Carter
Mike Dorset
Georgia Ind
Horace T Orry
Mitchell
Deser t Cure for Voice? Wallace’s Slow Recovery Tale
Special to the Sun reports tenor Marke Wallace, once internationally famed, returned from Phoenix Arizona after two years living outdoors with his voice in use. Diagnosed with penumonia at The Hague, doctors told him recovery of his vocal career was unlikely.
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San Francisco
Wallace
Sager
Tine
Phoenix
A. T
the Hague
Robbed and killed near Rocky River bridge
Special to the Sun from Cleveland reports a man, well dressed, robbed of a few silver items and thrown from a Nickel Plate train on the Rocky River bridge. He lay about 100 feet below as investigators search for clues.
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Cleveland
G. Soph S
Detroit
Rocky River Bridge
Land Bought by Colony Near Fort Worth
Special to The Bun reports a new colony site near Fort Worth Texas. A group led by HRP Hattemon of Springfield Missouri plans settlement by four German families from North Dakota arriving in October.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Hattemon
Springfield
North Dakota
Bullet Through Window On Train Sparks Incident
A passenger train incident in a parlor car led to a window being shattered by a hunter. Eyewitnesses named Meht and Hick describe the event as a dramatic moment aboard the rail end vardas.
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Detroit
Sho Cun
Varda
EB. Menshaw
Renny Hick
Rockefeller Scrivts-Mare Press Association Meeting
A September meeting of manual interest is planned at John I Rockefeller’s country home. About 200 prominent citizens will gather to hear Rockefeller, with attorney Andrew Sawyer delivering an address to reassure Cleveland business leaders of his honesty and faith in his leadership.
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Scrivts-Mare Press Association
Cleveland
John 1. Rockereter
Rockeretler Og
Stkodaré Ob Company
Andrey Sawyer
Rockefeller
Eldeens
Convention of Bankers opens in Bloomington on Monday
The opening session of the Tintin State Bankers association annual convention will be held here Monday night. The report notes preparations in Bloomington Illinois for the gathering of bankers from the region.
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Pruss Assoulatin
Bloomington
Blonday Night
No Work No Money Me Shoot Perpetrator Nabbed
Cofie Wassil, described as a Macedonian, is under arrest after a shooting in Ketohm Street 0finenville. He was nabbed after a car chase from Black Ford to New Vorgers, and taken to police headquarters. Police hunted Wassil citywide across Saturday night and Sunday, with no trace until his capture. Two locals hurt at the scene are listed as serious but improving at City Hospital.
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Grand Jury
Willard
Wickard
J. H. Murry
David E. Sherrick
Grand
Guv. Hanly
Sherrill
J. T. Murry
Medina House
Teonen
Chevather
Teape Perret
Wassil
Blackford
New
John N. Kimpil
New York Man Pleads Guilty to Bigamy in Brooklyn Court
In Brooklyn County Court on Monday, a man pled guilty to bigamy. The defendant, identified as Fred Carlton, faced charges arising from a second marriage while the first spouse was alive. Proceedings concluded with a guilty plea and possible sentencing to follow.
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Acripps-Spaae Press Association
New York
Spr
Bojon
Brooklyn
A Preachers Killed Walking on Railroad Tracks
Rev. Hutchinson, 58, a fretful minister, was killed by a Hocking Valley train while walking on Elmwood Avenue track Sunday near Columbus. The incident occurred as he attempted to cross the railroad. In Chicago, a federal case heard Packers rate allegations with Chicago Great Western involvement.
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Rev. Hutchinson
Strick
Ecripps-M'Raf Press Association
Columbes
C. Soph
Hutene Inson
Hocking Valley
Elmwand
Munday
Heax
Officials plan raid on moonshine gang near Logan
United States officials raid planned on moonshine operators in the Logan area. The operation, prepared by agents from the Actipps-M Rae Press Associations, aims to neutralize illegal distilling activities amid rising tensions and a suspected moonshine network.
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Actipps-M Rae Press Associations
Wintengton
W. Va
United States
Oecoe
Logan
Divorce Suits Filed Over Alleged Infidelity and Abandonment
Lizgis Lyers seeks a divorce from dehn Byers claiming lack of love and other women. Ernest E. Dunn charges Ornella abandoned him shortly after their April marriage.
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Hes
Dehn Byers
Ernest E. Dunn
Tin
Ornellla
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