Police Officials Face Formal Charges Over West Side Riots
New York reporters note that police commissioners bar witness examination and inquiry into officers. Citizens protective league and others press charges against Chief of Police Devers, Supervisor Thompson, and Acting Captain Cooney amid claims of brutality and neglect. The protest alleges police actions fueled riots, with a push for further investigations and cross examination.[Note: Summary condensed to fit format. entities matched as per source]
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New York
Frank Moss
Thontpsom
Cajenin
Mill Street
West Side
League
Sieders
Chile
Efor
Volo Presse
W. J. Elliott
Vni
Deeside
York
Statham
Hott
Ludlow
Torr
Cresscourtn
Poetty Ff
Prink Afess
Westhellen
Society Forthe Prevention of Crime
Citizens Protective League
Moss
Palies Devers
Thompson
Cooney
Ovation to Roosevelt Captures Michigan Audiences in Grand Rapids
Roosevelt's tour through Michigan drew large crowds at stops including Grand Rapids Auditorium and Powers Theater. He delivered lengthy speeches after arriving at 6 oclock, with a day of eight talks starting at Sault Ste. Marie and ending Hastings. The Western reception pleased him as Putins Choate reports robust health while facing heavy work loads.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Gav. Hoosevel
Oelock
Grand Street
Powers Theater
Michigan
Col
Roosevelt
Pas Cine
Hastings
Geloek
New York
Athaneh
Putins Choate
Roe Mast
South Bend
Dewey
Societocdk
Catarrh of the pelvic organs and a cure by Peruna
Long advertisement recounts testimonials from women in Akron Cincinnati and Wisconsin praising Peruna for pelvic catarrh and related female troubles. It argues many illnesses are misattributed to other conditions and urges readers to seek Dr Hartman’s remedies and his free book.
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Eliza Wike
Pe-ru-na
Sarah Gallitz
Luton
Karolina Suter
Vine Street
Cincinnati
Marie Hanson
Niebull
Wis
Hartman
National Mine Workers Board Readies General Strike
The United Mine Workers in Indianapolis ended two days of closed session with a near certainty of a general strike in the anthracite fields. Board members asserted they would manage distress and support their men, regardless of operators’ stance or financial requests.
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Indianapolis
National Board of the
United Mine Workers of America
Wyoming
Uny
General McClernand In Critical Condition At Sea
Springfield dispatch reports Gen. John A. McClernand in very critical condition with death expected at any moment. His son Col Edward McClernand, governor of Manila, and daughter Mrs Pred Pox of Peoria have been telegraphed.
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McClernand
Springfield
John A. McClernand
Col
Edward McClernand
Maanila
Pred Pox
Peoria
Coal truck orders promised for Rand mining firms
Cape Pown reports 300 large coal trucks and about £150,000 to be placed by Rand gold mining companies with urgent delivery. Tender bids came from British and American makers. Americans quoted lower prices and faster delivery. British banks fear foreign buyers will reap the benefits. Ottumwa notes: Mrs Charles Rulin of Delta jailed in Keokuk County for alleged murder of her husband by poison.
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Cape Pown
Ottumwa
Charles Rulin
Deltas
Keokuk County
Slourney
Delta
Austrian Unitary Maneuvers Lead to Fatal Explosion
At the Gatlein Bohemia border a large gun exploded during maneuvers killing four men instantly and fatally wounding eighteen others. Officials report the incident occurred during the latest border activity near Vienna.
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Vienna
Gatlein
Bohemia
Russia Agrees to Compromise in Far East Move
Vienna reports the Austrian foreign office says Russia will retain a portion of troops in Pekin while sending the main force to Tsentsin, with Tsentsin becoming the central military hub.
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Vienna
Russia
Pekin
Tsentsin
Florida hurricane threatens ship crews near Miami
The tropical hurricane pounding Jamaica and Cuba struck the Florida coast with winds near 100 mph. Fears rise for crews of at least two vessels swept overboard about 30 miles south of Miami as damage spreads along the coast.
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Miami
Fla
Jamaica
Cuba
Florida
Shooting at Swayzee Ends with Injuries to Stillwell
In Marton Indiana on September 8 a fight among farmers left Stillwell wounded in the neck with a bullet passing through and missing the jugular. Matt and Bill Nesbitt and neighbor Leer were involved and later captured. Leer was jailed for intoxication.
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Marton
Ind
Swayzee
Matt
Bill Nesbitt
Leer
Frank Stillman
Nesbits
Stillmman
Stillwell
Matt Nesbitt
Stlliwell
Brillwell
Old Settlers of Wabash to Hold 81st Reunion
The 81st annual reunion of the Old Settlers of Wabash County will be held at the city park in Wabash Indiana next Wednesday. Judge Daniel Pratt Barwin of Logansport will deliver the principal address with early settlers from Wabash and neighboring counties speaking.
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Wabash
Ind
Wabash County
Daniel Pratt Barwin
Logansport
Wabbashe
Farmer gored by bull in Honey Creek township
Dode Waters, a well known Terre Haute area farmer from Honey Creek township, was knocked into the air and fatally gored by a bull in an incident reported from Terre Haute Indiana on September 8.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Dode Waters
Honey Creek Township
Trade Outlook Improves. Wheat Iron Steel Demand Rise
Bradstreets weekly trade review notes mainly favorable developments with improved distributive demand in September. Widespread buying in the west south and Pacific coast. stronger eastern bidding. better crop reports corn and cotton. rising export demand for wheat iron and steel. transportation returns steady. Failures total 156 for the week, down from prior periods.
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New York
Bradstreet
Trade Review Today
Grain-O praised as superior health drink in testimonial
A letter from OU F Myers of Le Roy New York extols Grain-O as a superior solid grain beverage for health and children's welfare, urging others to choose Grain-O over other drinks. The missive also references a transatlantic steamer delivering European mail and sacks of newspapers to New York.
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New York City
Wasiusatox
D. C
Genesee Pure Food Co
le Roy
N. Y
Onor
F. Myers
Talks With Wu Hint Chinese Peace Moves Near
Washington reports Minister Wu returned from Cape May to confer with Acting Secretary Hill and Assistant Secretary Adee. Officials hint at a new phase in China negotiations and possible US moves toward resolving the Chinese dispute and potential troop withdrawal.
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Washington
Sept
Io Washington
State Department
Department
Hill
Atlee
White House
Adee
China
United States
Vekin
Speculation Surrounds Russia's Pekin Exit Plans
London reports varied statements in Vienna and Berlin about Russia and Pekin with no firm conclusion. Observers expect Russia to hold to its decision to quit Pekin, despite other powers weighing possible actions. The German emperor's measured speech at Stettin draws attention as tensions rise.
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London
Russia
Vienna
Berlin
Rhusein
Andihere
Pekin
William
Stetlip
Gen Chaffee Praises Daggett for Promotion Commendation
Washington dispatch reports Gen Chaffee's approval of Col Aaron S Daggett for brigadier general. The commendation cites Daggett’s gallantry at Yousungsu Aug 6 and Pekin Aug 14 and August 15 gate assault.
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Chaffee
Col
Daggett
Megtenmet
China
Washington
Pekin
Aaron
Fourteenth United States Infantry
Yous ‘Sung
Imperial Eley
United States Army
Chafee
Berlin Report On Allied Landing Progress
Berlin dispatch notes Allied forces landed by Aug 25 and ongoing operations reported by a German admiral. Details are fragmentary, with early figures indicating locations and advancing positions across occupied shores.
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Berlin
US seeks prompt Pekin settlement with allies stay
Washington states that the United States favors keeping allied armies in Pekin until a definitive settlement of the Chinese question is achieved. It reiterates that any nation withdrawing troops will prompt the U S to act similarly.
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Washington
United States
Pekin
United Brethren in Christ Meet Opens in Olney
The 43d session of the Lower W apart annual conference is in session at the United church in Olney with large attendance and strong interest in the proceedings.
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Olney
United Brethren In Christ
United Church
Standing of Clubs and Results of Current Games
National game standings are summarized with current results. The article also recounts a domestic dispute in Crown Point Indiana where Samuel A. Little seeks release from alleged insanity after his wife vanished. Advertisements tout Electric Bitters as a blood purifier and cure for skin ailments, with testimonials from Dr. D B Cargile and a Norwegian seller of waterfalls for electricity projects.
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D. B. Cargile
Washita
I. T
A. D. Knoefel
War on pollution begins with Gas City strawboard case
Indiana officials launch actions against stream pollution. Deputy Fish Commissioner Edwin E. Earl charges the Gas City strawboard plant manager with discharging poisonous matter into the Mississinewa river. The case set for hearing on the 13th inst.
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Marion
Ind
Edwin E. Earl
Princeton
Gas City
Mississinewa
Surviving Pupils Reunite of Old Opossum Bottom School
Surviving pupils near Hillsdale organize a permanent annual society after a Dana Indiana reunion. Lafayette weatherman elected president and Mrs Margaret Osborne named secretary. The 1820 school house stood near Hillsdale serving as school and church before later move.
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Opossum Bottom School
Dana
Ind
Hillsdale
Lafayette Weatherman
Margaret Osborne
John Yearman
Huladale
County to Buy Logansport and Burlington Turnpike
Carroll county commissioners adjourned without stockholder reply on $212 per mile offer to purchase the road. If rejected, the deal is off. if accepted, a special session and county council convening will complete the purchase.
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Delphi
Ind
Carroll County
Logansport
Burlington
Elkhart Woman Acquitted on Infanticide Charge
In Elkhart Indiana Sept the case centered on a woman charged with infanticide. The court found the death due to inanition from disease rather than homicide. Her husband Thomas Montgomery faced questions as the case concluded.
Drowning in White River Near Waverly Claims Two Youths
In Indianapolis on September 8, Thomas Totten aged around 15 and a 13 year old girl named Bathing, from near Jehneon county, drowned in the White river near Waverly. The girl swam out too far and her uncle attempted a rescue, grabbing the girl by the neck as both disappeared beneath the water.
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Indianapolis
Thomas Tetten
Jehneon County
Nisce
Fire at South Bend Foundry Injures, Sacks 80 Workers
A blaze swept through the grinding room of the South Bend Foundry late yesterday afternoon. Eighty workers escaped with difficulty as flames spread rapidly. Fireman Chester Sue was injured by falling debris. Loss estimated at 10000, mostly uninsured. Authorities remain mystified. In Crown Point, horse thefts rise, locals form protective association amid organized cabal believed responsible.
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South Bend
Ind
Pire
South Bend Foundry Company
Chester
Crown Point
Lake County
Fire destroys farm stock near Centerville
A blaze yesterday afternoon in Cambridge City Indiana gutted Caleb B Jackson’s farm two miles west of Centerville. The fire, of incendiary origin, caused an estimated ten thousand dollars of damage and burned six horses seven cattle and a large drove of hogs.
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Cambridge City
Ind
Bept
Caleb B. Jackson
Centerville
Cold Fruit Serving Tips From Old Table Talk
A fragment from Table Talk advises serving fruits and melons very cold. It describes how to halve cantaloupes and muskmelons, prepare watermelons in quarters or scooped centers, brush peaches, avoid last moment egg prep, and rinse grapes before serving.
Fairbanks Opens Kansas Tour in Ottawa
Senator Fairbanks of Indiana began his Kansas campaign stop at Ottawa's Forest Park addressing a large crowd. He blamed Bryan for the Paris treaty failure and spoke again at Strong City last night. The notice also contains a medical ad for Foixy’s Kidney Cure.
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Ottawa
Kan
Fairbanks
Indiana
Kansas
Flo
Forest Park
Bryan
Strong City
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