Train Robbery In Pennsylvania Express Car Eight
A lone masked bandit robbed the Pittsburg and Northern express on Pennsylvania Railroad No 39 near Jewistown Pass at 1 30 this morning taking gold and Lincoln pennies. He dynamited the track and forced crew to load sacks into a single bag before fleeing with the pennies. Conductor wounded, bandit disappeared into the mountains as Captain Porter and posse pursue no trace found.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg and Northern Express
Jewistown Warrows
Middle Division
Lincoln
Harrisburg
Samuel Donnelly
G. D. Willis
Harper
T. L. Clayton
Washington, D. C
Clayton
Poffenberger
Willis
Altoona
Charles Porter
Head of Zion Goes to Jail
Wilbur Glenn Voliva, leader of Zion City, was arrested by Lake county Sheriff Griffen on a $10,000 libel verdict secured by Attorney Mothersill. Voliva, who had warned followers, willingly faced jail, saying he preferred punishment over paying Mothersill.
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Tribune
Chicago
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Zion City
Griffen
Lake County
Voliva
Wright
Woodstock
Mothersill
Harmony Dominates Ward Primaries For McKee Nomination
In four wards last night Harmony forces backed Mayor McKee in a near unanimous ratification of delegates chosen to support his renomination. Only minor protests surfaced in a few precincts over voting lists, while McKee and his supporters worked to prevent challenges from emerging in any ward. Delegates from each precinct were named, with McKee loyalists holding key posts and council candidates set for each ward. The Third and Fourth wards reported especially smooth proceedings with McKee aligned candidates prevailing.
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McKee
Charles Neff
Ira Cree
West Side
John Hume
First Ward
Bert Castle
Ollie Porter
Daniel Killian
Bruce McCain
George Barnes
Harry Wattis
Henry Fitzer
George P. McKee
H. Grace
A. Halstead
Mark Carl
R. H. McGrew
Logansport Carriage Works
Day Street
George Case
Noel Cooke
William Keiser
Henry Fornoff
Ned Goodwin
John Gard
Daniel Kelley
James Neales
William McDonald
R. H. Hargraves
John Vidal
al Dedner
Charles Arnold
Fourth Ward
Swigart
Ben Sharts
Charles Chase
J. C. Vernon
A.S. Hauck
Hauck
Vernon
Dog's Life for a Boy's Father Killed
A family dog lost its life after a boy's father confronted a shooting incident. The pet died from a bullet wound, and the boy's family braces for impact as authorities investigate the near-fatal danger faced by the child.
Police Seek Missing Girl and Abductor With Warrants
Huntington police searched for 14 year old Mabel Wright who disappeared August 25 with traveling man Ralph Wertheim. Wertheim's arrest warrants followed reports he helped the girl travel to Fort Wayne and Peru. A separate case covers James S. Garrett in Indianapolis who killed his wife and then himself after attempting to kill his son.
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Mabel Wright
Wertheim
Ft. Wayne
Peru
Werthiem
Indianapolis
James S. Garrett
Logansport
Longwel Cummings Co
Edwar Martin
Garrett
Nineteenth Street
Moyies
Evansville
Twelfth Street
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Edward Martin
Nellie
James
Heaven
Gompers Plan Discussed at International Trades Union Conference
Paris August 31 delegates at the International Trades Union conference voted to consider no propositions unless submitted by affiliated organizations. They asked Samuel Gompers to elaborate his affiliation proposal. Gompers said Americans are willing to join an international movement with fixed aims but not an organization devoted to academic discussion of social problems.
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Associated Press
Paris
International Trades Union Conference Today
Gompers
Detective Kills Strikers on Buffalo Docks
John C. Nicolai a detective with the Lake Carriers Association shot two marine strikers dead on the Buffalo docks this evening. The quick arrival of police saved Nicolai from lynching as he claimed the attackers were himself attacked by two strike breakers.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
John C. Nicolai
Lake Carriers’ Association
Nicolai
Justice Moody Returns Home From Sanitarium in Ambulance
Haverhill Massachusetts August 31 Justice Moody of the United States Supreme Court was moved from the railroad station to his home in an ambulance tonight appearing helpless. He is said to suffer rheumatism and gout but local doctors fear a more serious condition.
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Associated Press
Haverhill
Mass
Justice Moody
United States Supreme Court
Lorain council Daughters of Liberty meet this afternoon
Regular meeting of Lorain council No 10 Daughters of Liberty this afternoon at 2 30.
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Lorain
Daughters of Liberty
Robbery at Dentist Office Demands Check to Black Hundred
Two men entered a dentist's office while Dr. Abromaitis prepared instruments. One held a revolver and searched the pocket of the victim as the other hid the wires, then forced the check to be made payable to the Black Hundred of the Russian Terrorists and threatened death. The dentist attempted to call police but telephone lines were cut. The men named the dentist's brother Peter Abramaitis of Mahoney City, Pa., as a further threat.
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Abromaitis
Dr. Abromatitis
Peter Abramaitis
Mahoney City
Dentist Robbed and Threatened with Death
Detectives pursue two young men who posed as patients to rob Dr. Joseph Abramaitis of 13 in cash a watch and chain valued at 100 and a revolver valued at 5 at his Baltimore clinic on 545 Columbia Avenue. They forced him to sign a document before fleeing.
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Tribune
Baltimore
Joseph Abramaitis
Columbia Avenue
Jeffersonian Barbecue to Draw Statewide Crowds
Special to The Tribune Louisville reports a large Jeffersonian Barbecue near the Kentucky state fair grounds. Hundreds of cattle head supplied by the state will feed crowds arriving for the event. Chef Gus Jaubert receives 500 dollars for the barbecue, with many kettles planned. Democratic leaders from Kentucky will speak alongside other prominent figures supporting the Louisville city ticket.
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The
Tribune
Louisville
Kentucky
Congress
Music At The Institute Demonstrations This Afternoon
The teachers' institute features musical instruction by Mrs HB B Mc Connell with demonstrations by 3A and 3B classes from Tipton Columbia and Washington schools. Misses Silver Fansler and Gillman teach. Demonstrations start this afternoon at 1 30 o clock.
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HB. B. McConnell
Teachers’ Institute
Tipton
Columbia
Washington
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