Blood Rite at Schoenville Car Plant Sparks Fatal Riot
In Schoenville, at the Pressed Steel Car plant, a labor strike erupts into a deadly riot, leaving one state trooper and two officials killed, multiple foreigners dead or wounded, and state troops wielding riot maces amid mass arrests.
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Pittsburg
Schoenville
John L Williams
Harry Exler
John C. Smith
Lucellan Jones
George Kitch
John O'Donnell
Wolman
Melea Harts
Ffort
Staty
Smith
Pers Williams
Jones
Need
Flrat
Ohio Valley Hospital
Asabr
Canebart
Chicago and Georgia Labor Talks Amid Wage Dispute
In Chicago a joint conference between President William D. Mahon of the International Street Car Men's union and local officials along with street car company presidents continues as part of wage dispute efforts. Carteceville reports Aug 23 that William Golden, 15, is jailed in Har tow County on criminal assault charges, with four men charged now held, including a black suspect. Sheriff imposes strict security after threats of lynching.
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Chicago
William D. Mahon
International Street Car Men's Union
Progess
Maheon
Carteceville
William Golden
Hartow County
Fairbanks Moving Along
Pekin reports Charles Wu Fairbanks former vice president of the United States has arrived en route around the world and is traveling through the area.
National GANE at Louisville and other cities
Report lists game results from Louisville Chicago Indianapolis Minneapolis Toledo Kansas City with line scores and battery names for each venue. Players named include Halla Packard Peltz Graham Hawley Hogg Slagle Olmstead Bleck Gehr Jog Leroy Spencer Donovay West Abbott Leichhardt James Carter Ritter Schnel Serg McGlynn Dougherty Moran.
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Louisville
RHEL
Indianapolis
Halla
Packard
Peltz
Graham
Hawley
R.h.le
Hogg
Slagle
Minneapolis
R.H.E. Minneapolis
St. Paul
Olmstead
Bleck
Gehr Jog
Leroy, Spencer
Toledo— Rhe
Toledo
Columbus
Donovay
West
Abbott, Leichhardt
James
Kansas City
R.ele
Milwaukes
Carter
Ritter, Schnel- Serg
McGlynn
Dougherty
Moran
Pet
Pittsburg
Chicago
New York
Bem Wrens
Cincinnati Tee Ena
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland
Louis Ae
Walsh, Smith, Sullivan
Hughes
Warhop
Sweeney
RAY
St. Louisa
Petty
Powell Criger
Wood
Donohue
Detrofit
R.hle
Detroit News
Washington
Mullie
Schmidt
Johnson
Street
American Association
Pvt
Ee Wa
Milwaukee
Illinois farmer loses five thousand in scheme
In Rockford an aged farmer John Doran lost five thousand dollars after a trio of men lured him into a plan to pool five thousand more from a third party into a hex. Doran believed the third man would profit, but the card the others chose allegedly doomed him and all three conspirators vanished. County Auditors prepare for annual meeting with broad attendance. In Indianapolis a county auditors gathering and in Princeton Indiana a boy shot another with a revolver, the victim expected to recover.
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Rockford
John Doran
Doran
Todiangapolis
County Auditors’ Association
Denison Hotel
A. F. Zearing
Body found with knife in Kentucky yard
The body of Bogie Phillips, 35, was found slashed in the back yard of Owen Turpin in Rockcastle County Kentucky. Turpin was arrested after the discovery as authorities investigated the fatal incident.
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Lexington
Bogie Phillips
Owen Turpin
Rockcastle County
Turpin
Annual meeting of American Car association set in Detroit
The American Car association announces its annual meeting to be held in Detroit from Tuesday to Friday inclusive. Members are urged to attend and participate in official sessions and elections.
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The
American Car Association
Detroit
Fire Sweeps Decatur Heart of City Sparks Massive Loss
Early Sunday a devastating blaze destroyed a block in Decatur’s business heart. Moorehouse & Wells Hardware and many shops suffered total losses, with damages from ten to seventy thousand dollars and Moorehouse & Wells alone at three hundred thousand. Springfield sent four engines to assist amid a water famine and collapsing walls. Rebuilding will start immediately.
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Icatur
Moorehouse & Wells Hardware
East Main Street
Decatur
Springfield
Moorhouse & Wells Hardware Company
Henry Bachrach
John Spotts
San's Confectionery
City Book
Dick's
Danielson's Meat
Union Pacific Tea Company
Munro's
Hrinkmeier
Rogers & Clark
Foot Cole Shoe
Sande Toker
Young's Clothing
F. Augusttine
Noah's Ark
Ten Book
Ralph & Young, Lee
Merchant Street
Water Street
Moorehouse & Wells
Six aeroplanes circle over Bethany in opening day display
In Rheims on August 23 six aeroplanes performed massive circles over the Bethany plain to mark the opening of aviation week. Latham led the flight and completed three circuits as others followed, with Lambert Lefebre and Tissandier among the crowd favorites. No accidents were reported and crowds cheered the dawn of a new era in aviation.
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Rheims
France
Bethany
Latham
English
Lambert
Sommer
Cockburn
Delagrange
Fournier
Eircred
Lefebre
Leblanc
Bunau-Varilla
Tissandler
Ferber
Bleriot
Paulham
Wright
Tissandier
Curd Conrad and Wife Killed in Buggy Collision
Curd Conrad and his wife were killed when a buggy they rode in was struck by a southbound T. H. F. & EF. traction car near Big Springs five miles northeast of Zionsville Indiana on Sunday.
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Zionsville
Ind
Curd Conrad
Big Springs
Here
Banker's Machine Kills Woman in St. Louis
In St. Louis on August 23 Mrs. Jamies H. McCabe wife of the McCabe Powers Carriage Co president was struck by an automobile driven by J. F. Edwards president of the National Bank of Commerce and killed.
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St. Louis
Jamies H. McCabe
McCabe-Powers Carriage Company
F. Edwards
National Bank of Commerce
Mysterious tragedy in Granite City near levee
The bodies of a 30 year old woman and a one year old baby, each with bullet wounds, were found by hunter George Cowherd on the old levee near the Edwardsville road. Earlier two pistol reports were heard. A man was seen leaving the bushes. the woman’s side contained a foreign prayer book and a loaf of bread.
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Granite City
George Cowherd
Edwardsville Road
Here
Mexican assurances ease fears of revolution rumors
Senor Mariscal, Mexican foreign minister, assures embassy dispatch that Mexico fears no revolution. Ambassador De la Barra says nationwide support backs Diaz for next term and protests against speculation of unrest amid the presidential campaign. They note public order and progress continue under law.
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Washington
Senor Mariscal
Mexico
Senor de la Viatra
Diaz
Senor de la Harra
Dr Daveon Burns Dies In London Temperance Reform Era
A reformer known as the temperanus figure Dr Daveon Burns has died in London. The piece credits Electric Bitters as a life prolonging tonic and cites a testimonial from W M Sherman of Ouehing Maine praising the remedy for kidney trouble. Obes D Knoefel sells the product at 50 cents.
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Dr. Daveon Burns
Temperanus
London
Monthe
W. M. Sherman
Ouehing
Obes. D. Knoefel's
Death Toll Rises In Two Crashes At Big Meet
A fatal accident killed three persons and injured several as officials stopped the 300 mile race after a speeding machine crashed into rails. A separate collision killed a mechanic and two spectators while motorists narrowly escaped another mishap.
Death Toll at Speedway Reaches Several Fatalities
A series of fatal crashes near a speedway claim multiple lives. Clifford Littoral, 27, a Dayton mechanic, was struck while en route to the track. William A. Hourque, 26, of Stanfield Mass, driving a Knox car, died in a 250 mile race when his car overturned. Harry Holcomb, 22, of Springfield Mass, also a Knox car mechanic, died in the same incident. Claude Kellum of Indianapolis, a Natenal car mechanic, was killed when his vehicle burst and a racer went through a fence. Homer H. Jolt, 20, of Franklin Indiana, and Jane West, 29, of Indianapolis, died as Nation al cars went through the fence.
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Indianapolis
Speedway
Homer Jclim
Franklin
Claude Kellum
Mechanician
Jamies West
James Schiller
Merz
Kellum
Bis National
James West
Ile
Gastattes
Dbleawehers
Sasyeheien
Krene
Schiller
Kreene
Clifford Littoral
Dayton
William A. Hourque
Stanfield
Mass
Knox
Harry Holcomb
Springfield
Bourque
Natenal
Fuveenile
Tre
Homer H. Jolt
Ind
Nath
Jane West
National Car
North Pole Balloon Expedition Ends in Mishap
Walter Wellman and three companions aboard the dirigible America abandon their north pole attempt after a 32 mile progress and an explosion during landing. The party transfers to the Fram, which tows the damaged balloon back to Alscampo with no injuries reported.
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Manameffert
Walter Wellman
North Pole
America
Mr. Wellman
Stariing
Wellmack
Fifa
Als Campo
Fram
Terse Telegrams Report Global Conventions and Incidents
Fragmented telegraph items note foed com commissioners meeting at Penver this week and leaders seeking reinforce moves in Moroces plus a car accident death in New York. Reports of Crete government power moves and sanitary laws in New York week. separate consumer laws and Indigenous deaths referenced.
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Francis Jo Hienev
San Francisco
New York
Huesetouneotieg
Puebla
Job Printing Services Promoted by Tribune Company
The Tribune Company advertises its job printing services as the most complete in the city, inviting readers to call for all printing needs and equipment capacity.
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Tribune Company
Slashed by Razors in Louisville Street Car Battle
A street car fight in Louisville pitted prominent white youths against a band of black youths. Victims include Victor Von Heens 18 and Lee Hall 17 of Louisville, and Edward Prince of Wilmington N C, with Prince badly cut. Milton H Smith offers a private car for the injured youth’s family for a rapid return to Louisville.
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Louisville
Victor von Heens
Lee Hall
Loutsvije
Edward Prince
Wilmington
Atlantic Coast Line
Prince Att von Berries
Milton Ho Smith
Louisville @ Nashville railroad
Correct English offers improve speech and charm
An advertisement urges readers to improve English through the magazine Correct English and the book The Art of Conversation. For 10 cents, readers receive a sample copy and the premium edition with twelve rules to be more interesting in conversation, sent from Rand McNally Building in Chicago.
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Lue
License application for alcohol and tobacco sales in New Albany
Adolph J. Laden gives notice he will seek a one year license at 102 East Market Street New Albany Floyd County Indiana to sell intoxicating liquors and allow consumption on premises. He also seeks a cigar and tobacco business in the room above the described premises and mentions a September term hearing before Floyd County Board of Commissioners.
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New Albany
New Albany Township
Floyd County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Borth
Upper Market Street
East Market Street
Board of Commprssioners
Tobesco
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Correct English Publishing Co
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