Kidnapping Suspect Identified as Anna McDermott
Mrs James Boyle the kidnapper of Willie Whitla has been identified as Anna McDermott before her marriage. She is sister in law to Panhandlce Halligan Hebron agent and to J J Obermyer grain merchant at Kouts. Local railroad men recall her from visits to Kouts and Hebron.
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Kouts
P. H. Halligan
Panhan
Hebron
Chicago
Obermyers
Boyle
Koutland
Pittsburg
James Boyle
Willie Whitla
South Bend
C. H. Pavey & Son
Mercer, Pa
St. Vincent Academy
Fini Sawa Academy
Madison
Wis
Anna
McDermott Confirms Daughter Is Mrs Boyle’s Father
Chicago fire veteran William McDermott, father of Mrs James Boyle, confirms in Chicago that his daughter is linked to the kidnapping case of Willie Whitla. He recalls her as a bright child and expresses distress over the grief caused by the situation.
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Associated. Press
Chicago
William ‘McDermott
Chicago Fire Department
James Boyle
Willie Whitla
Cleveland
Boyle
McDermott
Daghters
Ketchell Beats O'Brien Invas Real Prize Fight
Stanley Ketchell the middleweight champion defeated Jack O'Brien of Philadelphia in a fast hard bout in New York. O'Brien was knocked down three times in the final round and the stoppage left Ketchell with clear advantage and the victory.
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Horton
Stanley Ketchell
Jack O’brien
Philadelphia
O’brien
Ketchell
Mysterious hold up report near Wabash station
A nameless man reported to police a rough looking man tried to hold him up at about 12:30 near Ninth and Erie by the Wabash station. He fled after the robber asked for a match, prompting a full neighborhood search by Sgt. Morris and officers Monigan Webster Mahigan, with no results. The force suspects the alarm may be a sharp lookout rather than a real hold up.
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Ninth and
Erie
Wabash ‘Station
Panhandle Pasenger
Monigan
Ninth Street
Morris
Morris, Patrolmen , Webster and Mahigan
Wabash Station
Attel Whipped White
A brief AP item notes a case or event in Ohio with unspecified details. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR. The fragment suggests a sports or legal reference but lacks concrete facts for a full summary.
Castro Fails to Reach Venezuela Leaves for Trinidad
Ex-President Cipriano Castro, barred from returning to Venezuela, is forced to leave aboard the Guadaloupe to Port of Spain Trinidad. He accuses Gomez of denying him a fair trial and discusses plans to organize an uprising to regain Caracas, while an arms shipment is reportedly discussed with a Paris agent.
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Venezuela
Cipriano Castro
Guadaloupe
Juan Vicente Gomez
Republic
Gomez
Venezuelan
Castro
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Caracas
Roy
Paris
Boyer Believed Missing in Chicago After Peru Lead
Arthur Boyer of Chicago vanished after attempting to stage his own death. His father traced a possible sighting in Peru at a harness shop matching the description. The father reported Boyer bought a Chicago bound ticket and left for the city, returning from Peru yesterday and taking a train toward Chicago.
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Arthur Boyer
Chicago
Peru
Boyer
Taft Aims to Finish Panama Canal by 1913
President Taft told Chief Engineer Goethals the Panama Canal should be completed by the close of 1913. Goethals says 1915 is feasible, but Taft pressed to accelerate work, promising full force to meet his orders.
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Associated Press
Washington
Taft
Goethals
Panama Canal
Woman in Black Not Wanted Accused Offers Alibi
Murdered bride may have been hounded to death amid a deep secret. An accused person provides an alibi as investigators probe possible motives and pressure surrounding the case.
Ex convict tells of prison life and Salvation Army aid
In Vincennes Indiana Jessie Lee Overton Culbertson ends a tense tale of a Michigan City prison stay and pardon life turn to Salvation Army work. Police probe long mystery around her death in a shed and her husband seeks her blood relatives while coroner resumes the inquest with handwriting tests.
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Texas
Nashville, Tenn
Nashville
Lee
Overton
Beckest
Buck's Stove and Range Co. Appeals Boycott Ruling
The Buck's Stove and Range Co of St Louis asks the U S Supreme Court to review a ruling by the District Court of Appeals that modified Justice Gould's injunction against the American Federation of Labor and its leaders from listing the company in the We dont patronize boycott. The firm claims annual losses from the continued boycott reach 25000 dollars. Labor leaders have not decided on filing a cross bill. The appeal was allowed.
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Buck’s Stove ‘ and Range Company of
St. Louis
American Federationist
St. Louis: Concern
United
States Supreme Court
Imported Horse Held By Uncle Sam Lands
An Associated Press dispatch from New York on March 26 reports Uncle Sam seizing or holding an imported horse on federal lands. The terse note mentions government action without detailing reasons or outcomes.
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Associated Press
New York
Bordeaux
Vincennes, Ind
Jessie
Washington, D. C
Associated: ‘Press
Sam
Tariff Debate Clashes in House Highlight Lumber Fight
Washington March 26 discussion in the House paused amid a clash between Fordney Michigan and a Mississippi member over the lumber schedule. The Mississippi member accused lumber manufacturers of being a trust. Fordney denied the charge and Byrd was drawn into the exchange. Several speakers urged protection for lumber while Howland Ohio pressed free trade, with others from North Carolina and Massachusetts arguing different stances.
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Howland
Ohio
North Carolina
Arkani
Pat
Wouley
Humphrey Washington
British Columbia
Strike not likely says President Lewis
Indianapolis March 26. President Lewis of the United Mine Workers says there is no prospect of a strike in the anthracite coal field. Miners will stay at work indefinitely unless operators demand a new agreement or sign an agreement embodying stipulations from a recent Philadelphia meeting.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Tses
Anth
Lewis
United ‘Mine Workers of America
National Executive Board
Philadelphia
Bank raid foiled by armed citizens in Melvin
Explosions from four dynamite charges at the First National Bank in Melvin Iowa trigger a citizen mobilization. Armed locals rout the robbers who fail to breach the vault and flee by car, later found near Hartley Town.
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Associated Press
Melvin
Iowa
National ‘Bank
Qwas
Hartley
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Onge
Ping
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Sharon
Mrs. Boyle
O'Brien
Stanley
ATTEL
Ates
Sue Etek
United States
Which
Great Britain
Chigago
Panhandle’s
Michigan
CITY
Crites
Isle of the Salvations
Capt. Smith
Thomas McCarthy
McCarthy
Indiana
Michigan City
Marshall
Salvation Army
Escott
Indiana ‘State Prison
Pacific
Lee Overton Culbertson
Culbertson
Evans
Beckes
Becker
Nera
Buck’s Company
District Court of Ap
Justice Gould
American Federation of Labor and
Gompers
Morri
John‘ Mitchell
New
York
TRUST
Byrd
Associatea Press
Washington, D
Fordney
Mississippi
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