Conscience Hurts Him Revelation in Brasch Murder
James E. Cunningham, a laborer, confessed to killing Caroline Brasch, a cashier at the construction company’s offices. He surrendered as another man, J Novak, was arrested and later charged, with Cunningham claiming Novak departed as he entered, a dispute over pay led to the fatal shooting at the cashier’s window.
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San Francisco
James E. Cunningham
Caroline Brasch
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J. Novak
Novak
Miss Brasch
Student Slayer Protest Against System Sparks Global Debate
London reports the July 2 arraignment of Chinagri the Indian student charged with killing Lt. Col. Carson and Dr. Cawasjaeaca. Police say the murder is political and tied to imagined grievances against the government. Calcutta notes rising political tension as Arabinde Ghose tours Eastern Bengal urging national unity and independence.
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Carson
Cawas Jaecaca
India Office
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Anar
Calcutta
India
Bengal
Insurance law repeal hoped for in special session
The article discusses a state insurance law passed by the last legislature and blamed for higher rates. It notes expectations a special session could repeal the law, cites rising rates in Lawrence and across the state, and mentions the state superintendent of insurance and Gustafson as players in the repeal effort. It ends with a plug for Fourth of July ice cream orders from Wiedemann.
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Topeka
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State Fink and Game Warden's Department
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Wyan- Hattie Ennmnts
Shrdludette County
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Diamond Stolen and Reward Offered in Cornell Rowing News
A diamonds rings theft occurs as Mrs Louis Rocklund reports four rings missing from her possession last Thursday. A $3000 reward is offered for their return and police pursue the case amid other campus sports coverage including Cornell’s victory in a four-oared race and upcoming Intercollegiate regatta events. Cecelia Loftus wed Dr Alan Waterman in Chicago.
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Louis Rocklund
Lay Aside that Heavy Hat and Try Lightweight Straws
An advertisement promotes a wide range of light weight straw hats and panamas. Sennets milans negligee split sailors shapes in quality matching hats sold elsewhere at higher prices. A large stock of Stetson straws and exclusive panamas are offered at reduced prices for quick purchase.
Wright Flying Machine Demonstrates Control At Fort Myer
Orville Wright conducted multiple aeroplane flights at Fort Myer, drawing cheers from thousands. The trials featured precise starts, rapid climbs, and near-ground passes along Arlington cemetery edge, with rounds lasting from under a minute to nearly ten minutes and flights completed safely near the starting rail and field structures.
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Inetin
Orville
Fort Myer
Arlington Cemetery
Reported Favorable To Louis Packing Houses Good Food
The committee appointed by Secretary Wilson, including Melvin and McCabe, found East St inspectors honest and efficient, despite a disgruntled employee’s claims. Secretary Wilson ordered a summary dismissal of meat inspectors Harms Bischof and Michael after the inquiry into federal meat inspection and its impact on producers and consumers.
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Wilson
Harms and
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Mary
Michael
Body in Hudson Not Leon Slayer Victim
New York July 2 The body found in the Hudson previously thought to be Leon, linked to the slaying, is identified after autopsy as a likely white youth not more than sixteen. Discoloration from long immersion masked features, delaying confirmation and keeping search for Leon unfinished.
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New York
Hudson
Leon
Messina Residents Return Home Amid Aftershocks
Messina Sicily residents begin returning home after yesterday morning's earthquakes. Shocks persist today with reduced frequency and severity. In Delphos Kansas bids opened for waterworks construction as part of a city system upgrade, with total project cost estimated at 40.55.
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Sicily
Delphos, Kans
Delphos
King
Anil Construction
Forty Men Buried Alive At Newport Hotel Fire
Fire swept the Hotel Beaumont at Newport New York July 2 trapping about forty men beneath a landslide. Fifty guests escaped with miraculous saves as workers battled the blaze. One hotel employee likely perished, with losses estimated at 200000 pounds in value.
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Eaumont
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Eagle
Aldrich Back Vote on Income Tax Amendment Near
The Senate and Aldrich the finance chair presses for a vote on the income tax amendment this week. Debate narrows as only Bulkeles objects delay, with many predicting a vote by adjournment or tomorrow, amid petitions from Spokane merchants urging support for the tax as a safeguard for private business information.
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Aldrich
Finance Maitier
Turin
Senate
Bulkeles
Spokane
Washington
Airship to North Pole Feasibility Sparks Debate
July reports from Bertin and professor Renick discuss the practicability of reaching the North Pole by Zeppelin airship amid polar explorer Drygalski’s caution on Arctic storms. Separate Kansas notes detail a bumper wheat harvest in Sutumon Valley with yields up to 40 bushels per acre and wage levels for farm labor.
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Renick
Ero
Pracai
Count Zeppelin
Drygalski
Buahela
Kennington
Kansas
Sutumon
William Norman
Here
Fire lookout stations to shield vast National Forests
Washington July 2 report outlines a forest service plan to establish lookout stations across western national forests. The aim is rapid fire detection and reporting to save thousands of dollars worth of timber, with patrols covering millions of acres under dry climate conditions.
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National Forest
Washington
Forest Servicer
Ares
Bank Officers Arrested in Ironwood Bank Failure
Ironwood bank officers bound to the federal grand jury over charges related to the failure of the First National Bank of the city. Receiver holds about 100,000 in assets, with uncertainties about total recovery as proceedings proceed.
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Michdent
Sim
Meadow
First National+ bank
Federal Grand Jury
Rede
Mines to Open. The Strikers Ordered to Return to Work
An order from the board of the United Mine Workers urges 8,000 miners at Pine Mine and nearby eyes to resume work after a strike. Some mines respond while others await the Fourth of July holiday, with a belief that all will restart shortly afterward.
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The
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Americire
Nanihemk
Prominent Man Dead From Kans Percheron Breeder
Ehietado Kansas newspaper notes the sudden death of a well known Perscheron horse breeder in the Midwest. The obituary records his prominence in politics and horse stock ventures, with Towanda Farm cited as his operation.
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Ehietado
Middle West
Bribers Fined In Columbus Paving Inquiry
In Columbus on July 2 Judge Kinkead fined Nelson Cannon former agent of Trinidad Paving $500 after a bribery plea. Also fined were Tharbeck former city engineer £200 and Henry former Ll company local manager $500 for related offenses. Oldest Yale Man Dead in Kansas Chester Dutten Yale graduate died at his log cabin home along the Republican River.
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Ohio
Kinkead
Nelson Cannon
Trinidad Paving
Cleveland
Tharbeck
Engir
Henry
Ll Company
YALE
Concordia
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Chester Dutten
Yale University
Republican River
Horse thief caught. stolen mare found near Burlingame
Kans. law notices announce a blue roan mare stolen from C. E. Irwin of Peabody, with buggy and harness missing. The mare was recovered at Burlingame about ninety miles east, and the alleged thief was reported jailed in that city after a telegram from Irwin.
Cotton Prices Surge On Government Crop Report
New York July 2 heavy buying orders flooded the cotton market after the government crop report was released. Prices rose sharply about 40 points from last night’s close with October at 12 and December at 12. Two new window displays at Gustafson’s Saturday highlight Gustafson’s White Stones.
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