Suspect Schepps Confesses Ties to New York Graft Case
Sam Schepps, linked to the Rosenthal murder, is under tight guard in Hot Springs as he weighs whether to confess to District Attorney Whitman in New York. He fears exile if labeled a squealer and hints at exposing “Usp the Blood” and “Lefty” as the remaining gunmen.
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Herman Rosenthal
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Abdication Scoop Delivers Change in North African Ruler
Paris reports Mulai Hatia of Murucca abdicates, French authorities persuade him to cancel a Mecca pilgrimage. The sultan plans to go to Vichy, signaling a shift in regional power amid abdication news.
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Weather bureau observations by city at 8 p.m yesterday
Observations record 8 p.m readings for New York Hoston Denver San Francisco St. Paul Chicago Indianapolis St Louis New Orleans Washington. Temperatures range from 42 to 82 with clear and cloudy conditions. Listed cities show broad patterns of clear to cloudy skies and mild to warm temps.
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Detroit Mayor William B. Thompson under bribery inquiry
Detroit Mayor William B. Thompson faces an official bribery investigation after earlier city probes. The report outlines initial questions raised by city officials and law enforcement, with Thompson denying wrongdoing and promising full cooperation.
Anxious interim in Detroit graft case as arraignments loom
Detroit prosecutors say arrests are not imminent and aldermen will be arraigned in court tomorrow morning. Prosecutor Shepherd vows to keep details tight while pledging to convict those involved, ranging from minor to the highest officials, as the graft investigation continues.
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W. S. Seaman Nominated for Dakota Wesleyan President
From twelve candidates the Dakota Wesleyan University committee recommends Dr. W S Seaman professor of philosophy at DePauw Green Castle Ind as president to succeed Dr Samuel Kerfoot who resigned to become president of Hamilton University St Paul Or Seaman will confer with the board of trustees on August 22
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Hamilton University
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Three Murder Convicts Escape Across State Line
Three condemned prisoners Thomas Cook John Burton and Jim Cook who fled the North Carolina state penitentiary two days ago are cornered by officers near the Virginia border. Authorities say they were serving time for murder and are under pursuit.
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National League at a Glance From Chicago to St Louis
The National League results show Chicago and Philadelphia games with runs and outs, including player attributions for Cr outte White and Schalk in one contest and Coumbs Lapp Crabb Basterly in another. American Association and wartime standings list Indianapolis Kansas City Louisville St Paul Columbus Minneapolis Toledo Milwaukee scores and second games with limited details.
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Cuba Faces U S Demand Over $500000 Sanitation Contracts
The United States urges Cuba’s President Maximo Gomez to settle more than $500000 in claims tied to Refley waterworks and city sanitation contracts in Cienfuegos. Washington cites graft rumors and mismanagement while noting Cuba needs Congress approval for payment.
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Honored by Panama statue of Lucien Wise unveiled
In Panama City a statue honoring Lieut ant Lucien Bonaparte Wise was unveiled on the sea wall facing the Pacific entrance. Wise led initial efforts for the canal with surveys and a concession from Colombia, later forming the French company and aiding the canal’s early progress. The Wise concession later became US property in 1904. Secretary Knox named as US representative at Japan emperor’s funeral leaving for Seattle and the Orient aboard the armored cruiser Pennsylvania.
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Prisco Express Train Wrecks Near Rogers Ark
The Prisco cannonball express wrecked four miles south of Rogers Arkansas. Fireman George Bryant of Hugo Oklahoma was killed and Engineer Moore of Monett Missouri was seriously injured. Eighteen passengers were injured.
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Big War Game Now On in Bridgeport Green Connecticut Mills
In Bridgeport Connecticut a large war game starts, after the capture of several scout squads by opposing forces. The event follows the end of a general assembly of troops and is set to run for ten days at the Green Connecticut Mills area.
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Great Damage From Quake in Turkey
Constantinople August 12 reports estimate a catastrophic earthquake killed about 1000 people and left 4000 injured with 15000 homeless. Hospitals treat around 100, many Greeks. Adrianople and Gallipoli suffered extensive damage and fires worsened losses. Water shortages and thirst affect survivors as Red Crescent relief efforts begin.
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Plucky 13-Year-Old Girl Foils Burglary in Tennessee Home
Thirteen-year-old Myrl Myers protected her home in Johnson township by seizing a revolver and forcing the burglar to sit quietly for about an hour until Mr. Myers returned from church. The intruder later escaped after Myers confronted him at the porch. The family valuables were the motive, and the young defender held the man at gunpoint until help arrived.
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Negroes Plan Fight Over Police Order in Laporte
In Laporte Indiana Chief Meinke ordered police to arrest all colored men seen on the streets after 10 PM amid a robbery wave. Black residents vow retaliation and insist courts must rule on police discrimination while political standings shift in Rumely and Roosevelt circles. In Lafayette meanwhile retail clerks strike shows no new developments with few open issues.
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Woman shoots husband in Ky home after dare
Frank Lyeher of Aurora Ind. was shot six times in the abdomen by his wife at Dr Ralph Tilleys Petersburg Ky home. Lyeher, separated from his wife, sought reconciliation and was fatally fired upon after he reportedly challenged her to shoot him. He was taken to a Cincinnati hospital in serious condition.
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Local Fatalities Reported Across Indiana Short News Bullets
The Terre Haute report notes Frank Woorman aged sixteen died from injuries after a collision involving a buggy shaft. Auburn details Grover Ensley a fireman who shot painter Edward McLeod. McLeod died and inquest detentions follow. Another item from Veedersburg notes Charles G. Mobert, Civil War veteran, died after falling from a motorcycle en route to Lafayette.
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Coroner Rules Sheridan Slaying Accidental in Cicero
Coroner Jor Hanna reports Samuel Gifford's death at Sheridan as accidental and undecided on shooter. Lieutenant Scott wins the Michelin prize of 5 000 dollars for aerial bomb dropping at Mourmelon.
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Tariff vetoes in Senate amid rifts over tariff bills
In Washington the debate over tariff bills reveals sharp rhetoric and Southern dialect quips as Massey and Bacon clash over veto prospects. Lawmakers discuss reciprocal repeal and boundaries while adjusting hours for seamen and labor rules amid tense Senate exchanges.
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Sam Schepps One of the Men Suspected in Rosenthal Murder Case
Sam Schepps identified as one of the men suspected in the Rosenthal murder case. Authorities pursue leads and verify alibis as the investigation unfolds with potential court actions ahead. The case attracts local attention and ongoing inquiries.
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Texans Moved to Seek State Aid After Border Raids
Mexican raids into Baker, Presidio, and surrounding areas prompted armed bands to cross the Rio Grande into Texas. Small communities and three large ranches were attacked Saturday night, with raiders retreating back across the river. Governor Colyette was asked to deploy troops to protect ranchers in the region.
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Taft to Sign Panama Bill Amid Senate Passage
President Taft is expected to approve the Panama Canal measure after Senate passage though he indicated some provisions differ from his views. The bill centers on debt financing and canal use, with implications for American vessel tolls and routing. In other news a railroad accident near Rochelle, Kansas, killed an Indian man who slept on the tracks. Health ad promotes Dr Wing's New Discovery for coughs and lung trouble with testimonials.
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Notice to Subscribers About Missing Newspapers
Subscribers of the New ALRASY TRIBUNE who do not receive their paper regularly are asked to notify the Tribune Company. The notice lists two phone numbers for reporting delivery issues and payments.
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Water Way Between Detroit and Buffalo
The Water Way Between Detroit and Buffalo Daily Express Service via D. & C. Lake Line targets travelers between eastern and western states. It promotes low rates and superior service with through tickets via the D. C. Line, offering a discount of five pounds and an illustrated pamphlet upon sending a two cent stamp to Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Co. at 4 Wayne St, Detroit.
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