Back Bay Woman Suspected in Winthrop Case Mystery
Boston physicians and detectives pursue a theory that a Boston woman killed and dismembered a young woman found near Winthrop harbor. Investigators search for a purchaser of two luggage cases believed to contain body parts and review a surgeon’s possible role in the victim’s dismemberment and disposal.
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SONA
Boston
Mass
Winthrop
Back Bay
Emma
Nereste
Jyremiah Tieen
Kreen
Boston, Hkevere
Hea & Ban
Maine
Burnham
Winthrop Bay
Three Years for Willan S. Albers in Nicaragua Case
Chicago executive Willan S. Albers, manager of Point Liman Mining, arrested in Nicaragua for insulting authorities, sentenced to three years, with an appeal to the Nicaraguan Supreme Court. The case involves related charges and actions by the state department.
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Scripps-Mtre
State Department
Willan S. Albers
Chicago
Te Point Liman Mining Company
Nicaragua
Three Y Pritewmient
Sunpente
Nicaraze
Cattle Killed In Hobbs Collision Near Hobbs
Scripps-McRae Press Association reports a train collision at Hobbs injuring one person and killing one cow. The incident involved the Lake Erie and Western railroad as the looped cattle herd was struck late Tuesday night. Weather was noted as wind and rain at the scene.
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Scripps-M'Rae Press Association
Alexandroa
Ind
Earthquake Smashes Lund Streets and Walls
A severe earthquake struck Lund on Tuesday afternoon, cracking house walls and widening fissures. Residents sought safety in open spaces as tremors toppled structures and caused damage, with reports of shifting rock and collapsing walls.
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Lund
Tlisineen
Sweden
Charles McCurdy Dead in Danville Parish
Charles McCurdy, a fiveryman of Danville, died after a long illness described as rheumatism related. The report notes a lingering sickness and references a local death with unclear surrounding details and dates.
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Charles M'Curdy
Danville
Charles McCurds
Mrogaatown
Five children killed by stove blast and resulting fire
Rae Press Association reports in Fort Dodge that a stove explosion and house fire killed five children aged two to nineteen in a single room while a mother and two boys were away. Each child was found with heads buried in pillows as flames drew neighbors' attention. The incident occurred while parents were briefly absent.
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Fort Dodge
Here
Vietnam
Ada Adamsor
Jez
Adame Clarenes Adamson
Kenert Adamson
Raymond Beened
Mea Adamson
Atria
Ysisa
Desperate Duel on Wabash Express Ends in Gunfire
On a St Louis to Chicago express car two men, John Ryan a messenger and a man named Green, dueled with fists for miles then fired revolvers. Both were fatally or seriously wounded, found on the car floor and rushed to Decatur hospital. their condition described as critical.
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John Ryan
Green
Wabash
Bcrifps
RAL Press Association
ST. Louis
Joihie Espress
Chienzo
Aoan
Ryan
Decatur
Moss
Saul
The Indianapolis Sun Gains Favor in Kokomo
The Indianapolis Sun, praised as bright and original, expands into Kokomo with rising circulation. It is lauded for independence in politics and clear stance on public questions, while remaining a newspaper through and through.
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Kokomo Diepatcha
Indianapolis Sun
Kokomo
Indianapolis
Races Declared Off at Libertyville Meeting
ABept at Libertyville races were officially declared off to halt betting after sheriff Tanke County bowed to the authorities. The pace meeting so far faced disruption due to the betting concerns and was postponed.
Williams Resigns as Public Works Clerk in Sudden Move
W. Dr. Williams, clerk of the Board of Public Works, tendered his resignation on Wednesday to take effect September 30. Officials cite desire to focus on political campaign work, while questions arise about ties to Col. A Downing and the Democratic committee. Albert P. Zearing, bankkeeper for the board, will be made clerk.
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Althonen
W. DR. Willimas
Board of Public Works
Williams
Col
Downing
Board of
Pride Works
Toncher
Whams
Chalrm
Raub
Nion
Wittama
Willams
Slehaman
Brat
Albert FP. Zearing
Komura Heads Home as Kaneka Accompanies Aboard
Weather partial tonight and Thursday. Paras a mt Komura starts for home, accompanied by Baron Kaneka. New piano prices from $15. Denison Barber Shop advertises services. Fishing tackle line for sale, noting sporting goods items.
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Komura
Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
New York
Aaron Komura
Dapan
Baron Kaneka
Trin
Wickard’s Wife Testifies Before Grand Jury Scene
The Indianapolis grand jury heard Mrs. Wickard testify about Wickard and his alleged notes to Sherrick. J. H. Murry’s daughter Miss Eldridge and attorney Hene Hornbrock were also present as witnesses. Murry, Arkansas resident, was rumored tied to the case as investigators probe Wickard’s transactions and concealment.
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Wiekard
J. Ho Murry
Henee Hornbrock
Lew
Smith
Duncan, Ornbrook & Smith
Wickard
J. J. Murry Dante Company
Tis
Hornbrook
Sherrick
Miss Eldridge
J. H. Murry
Delay Car Over Fare Causes Workday Disruption
Morning on Woodun street a car delayed by fare disputes. Passengers refused to pay 3 cents demanded by the conductor, police summoned after a standoff. Morgan Samuete and others arrived as the limited car proceeded slowly and a second car was held up, causing inconvenience to travelers and a postponement of the next regular run.
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Woodunday
Andersen
Gofelowk
Rae
Agricultural Output and Acreage Report Summary
State Bureau statistics show distribution across 613 townships with total grain production valued at 39 000 001 .7.0. Wheat, corn, and oats area figures detail 1 64901 acres of wheat 4 018452 acres of corn and 1 851 009 acres of oats. Average yields projected at 11 percent higher for wheat 23 percent higher for corn and oats rising correspondingly.
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State Bureau
Railroad Man Seeks Missing Savings From Chicken House
The report outlines how a railroad worker, Stanley, kept savings hidden in a chicken house and discovered several money boxes missing while adding to the stash. Detectives say a watcher may have learned of the hoard and escalated the theft, with suspicions pointing to Ho One as a possible suspect.
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Sinlen
Denng
Minnles
Sristevend
Niger
Stantes
Stanley i
Local arrests over unlawful fishing gear and shrap possession
Deputy Fish and Game Warren Frank Patterson arrested Wesiam Dickereon near Washington Tuesday for possessing a large seine. He was tried before Mayor Clark with fines and costs. KR Alonzo Vatery of Osgood was fined and costs for possessing a shrap. Deputy El. Gaston arrested and tied Tuesday.
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Fish and
Warren Frank Patterson
Wesiam Dickereon
Washington
Pvt
Clark
KR Alonzo Vatery
Osgood
Sand Costa
el. Gaston
Saloon Keeper Benamin Uhl Fined for Minors in Poolroom
Benjamin Val, who runs a saloon at M28 Winnisstowns, was fined and cost in court on Wednesday for permitting miners in his poolroom. Reports say three youths aged around 14 to 18 were found at a contest last week, where they engaged in a game in the premises.
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Benjamin Uhl
Benamin Val
Winnisstowns
Bookwalter meeting advertised for Tenth ward Thursday
The Bookwalter Republican club of the Tenth ward will hold a large meeting Thursday evening at the corner of Hayes and States. Speakers include Daniel Brown William Rosson and Charles Benedict with local party leaders urging attendance.
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Bookwalter
Tenth Ward
Hayrave
States
Daniel Brown
William Rosson
Charles Benedict
Wounded man locked in cell and court cases unfold
Philip E B Mattern, running an employment agency under Thompson & Zimmerman, waived examination in police court on charges of extortion from a job applicant. Charles Royer testified of injuries after a police station cell incident and lack of medical aid. Royer later fought Charles Cooper in a saloon. Cooper claimed provocation and was fined plus costs while Royer was discharged.
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Philip EB. Mattern
Uned
Thompson & Zimmerman
Mattern
Lorette
Charles Royer
Patiol Court
Royer
Jim
Boyer
Charles Cooper
Central Hospital
Asane
Indiana Ave
Cooper
Atruck Boyer
Thoman HK. Whatten
Coats
Vineless potato shown at county fair in Great Falls
A special to the sun reports a producer displaying a vinereal potato at the county fair in Great Falls Montana. The developer claims these potatoes can be grown in boxes in layers without stalks.
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Great Falls
Mont
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