Bold Daylight Hold Up In Business District
Three armed robbers shot and killed shoe maker Thomas Landregan and wounded Officer James Carroll in a bank payroll theft on a busy Lynn street. A chase ended with a bandit killed, others wounded or captured as police recovered most of the $5,000. Unknown assailants fled through Oxford and High Rock areas, with a bystander shot in the thigh. a large manhunt followed.
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Thomas A. Landregan
James H. Carroll
Welsh and Landregan
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Hardaly
Abraham Lyons
Lyons
Jamaicia Plains
Boston
Methuen
Landregan
Oxford Street
High Rock
Ford Street
Ford’ S Street
Infuriated Man Attacks Officer in Hotel Lobby
An enraged man set a hotel lobby confrontation with a police officer, triggering a fierce clash in the Dock Hotel lobby area. Details of injuries or charges were not disclosed in the readable text.
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Maniights
Dowling Faces Wide Range of Charges in Kokomo Case
Mrs. John Dowling traveled from Kokomo to Logansport to confront her husband who was found at the Murdoch hotel. Dowling resisted officers and was arrested after a scuffle, facing assault and battery with intent to murder intoxication gambling and resisting an officer plus related counts. His wife plans to return with checks she alleges he forged.
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Kokomo
Logansport
Dowling
Captain Skelton
Calleq
Skelton
Custer
Harmony Convention Nominates County Ticket Amid Harmony
Republicans held a united convention at the Elks hall nominating a county ticket with strong city and county support. Edgar E. Phillips led the auditor race after two ballots, Frank J. Hill secured the representative nomination, and August Swanson won the sheriff bid in a packed gathering chaired by Obed C. Gard.
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Phillips
O. C. Gard
Gard
C. H. Stuart
Stone calls inquiry into US Nicaragua relations and debts
Senator Stone urged a Foreign Relations inquiry into American interests in Nicaragua. He cited Madrid's diplomatic ties and said protection focused on Bluefields adventurers allied with General Estrada, amid concerns over speculative financing and debt claims.
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Nicaragua
Mr. Stone
Madrid
Stone
Bluefields
Revolutionary Army
Estrada
Taft Ends Historic Capitol Session Adjourning at Eleven
President Taft and his cabinet spent the final evening in the Capitol Room as the sixty first Congress adjourned. Taft signed most mail legislation and greeted members from both parties with smiles and handshakes. The session included inquiries into contracts and Indian tract interests connected to senators and a named Oklahoma owner, with Cannon and Sherman overseeing Senate inquiries.
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Sherman
Jeneington Burton
Ohio
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South Dakota
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Percy
Mississippi
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Ter
Spillman in Jail After Altercation at Eckert Saloon
Carl Spillman was charged with assault and battery after an argument with a young man named Johnson on Third and Market streets at the Eckert saloon. Johnson will testify in court tomorrow. A bystander female friend of Spillman partly caused the clash. Spillman was knocked into the gutter but not seriously hurt. A second fight involving Ransom Ice and his brother in law Frazier drew police attention, but no arrest followed.
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Spillman
Johnson
Ransom Ice
Frazier
Republican Ticket Enlists Local Officers for County Race
The slate lists multiple positions including representative prosecuting attorney clerk auditor treasurer sheriff recorder surveyor assessor with candidates Frank J. Hill H H Howell Thomas J McElheny Edgar E Phillips C F Hammontree coroner commissioner first and second districts Aug Swanson O M Shirley Will Harrison J B Rice and others including county council Dr James Stanton David Heckard John Markley Alvah Crooks John Warner LN Crawford F H Thomas at large James Deleplane William Moore Allen Price entries form a broad ballot slate for the county election.
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Elks’ Hall
Phillips
Edgar E. Phillips
Henry D. Grahs
Frank J. Hill
Fred Hammontree
William Gremelspacher
August Swanson
George Graham
Samuel Mellinger
Graham
California
O. M. Shirley
J. F. Grable
J. E. Johnson
Field death of Edward S. Kistler on hot hayload near Royal Centre
Edward S. Kistler a 61 year old Jefferson township resident collapsed from heart trouble while loading hay on a wagon south of Royal Centre. Companions moved him to shade and water but he died within five minutes, believed caused by extreme heat and labor on the hot day. Funeral arrangements planned from his residence.
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Edward ‘S. Kistler
Jefferson Township
Kistler
Frank Stanmeier
Royal Centre
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