Girl recounts home life leading to shooting incident
In a Chicago police cell 15 year old Lucius Wunsch tells how a two year obsession with Miss Anna Simneck and alleged infidelity by her father William Wunsch drove the shooting. She describes a torn family, her mother Birdie Wunsch’s pleas, and the mother’s belief in God as the case proceeds.
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Cinnternationalews Service
Chicago
Anna
Suery
Lucius Wunsch
Anna Simmeck
Birdie Wunseh
William
Uris Anna
George Trapp
S. Je
Ibis Anna
Family secrets and a shooting in Trapp era tale
A girl recalls a past where her mother chased Anna Sumneck and her father, who met secretly. She describes her parents' crying, cursing, and a planned return to Trapp as the tale hints at a shooting and its consequences. The girl asserts her father will recover and vows he must be kind to her mother.
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Trapp
Anna Sumneck
Anna
Walpin
Fathre
Ama Arons
Village Gossip Drives 15 Year Old to Shoot
Chicago report details how a 15 year old girl from Thorn Town Township High School, Lucille Wuusek, acted after relentless village gossip. Whisperings about a rival and a new affair allegedly spurred her to shoot an unnamed woman. The teen sat crying in her cell as authorities reviewed the case.
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International News Service
Chicago
Unis
Lucille Wuusek
Thorntown Township
Thia
Trust Certificate Issue Authorized For N Y Central
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved the New York Central Railroad and its subsidiaries the Michigan Central and the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis to assume liability for 10,530,000 of equipment trust certificates to be issued by the Guarantee Trust Company of New York. Also noted is a stray line about a possible enemy taking Pacific islands and a comment on a stolen second not scoring.
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Csustetin
Internacional News Sericay
Washington
New York Central Railroad
Michigan Central
Cleveland, Cincinnati
Chicago and
St. Louis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Ben Franklin Hi Y To Meet Thursday
The Leo Franklin Junior Hi Y Club will hold its weekly meeting Thursday evening at six oclock in the C A with Supervisor Leonard i hartge The Pioneer Ways of Living will be discussed All members are urged to be present at six oclock A good citizen according to the reactionary is one who is ready to fight for his principals
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Leo Franklin
Reds Need A Natural First Baseman For Reds
Cincinnati's Reds struggle with a true first baseman as Bressler fills in at first. Jack Hendricks notes Bressler is capable yet ill suited to the position, while the club seeks an ideal answer beyond converted outfielders. The team also faces need for depth with speed from short and better infield support overall.
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John B. Foster
New York
Cincinnati Reds
Bressler
Reds
Jimmy Caveney
Caveney
Giants
Grove City Baseball Opens Week in Pittsburgh and Morgantown
Grove City College baseball heads to Pittsburgh to face Carnegie Tech, then plays West Virginia in Morgantown on Friday and Saturday. After beating Carnegie and WVU at home, the Merer county Collegians must win at least two of three to stay in the championship race. Captain Joe Hartman is expected to start against Carnegie Tech and WVU, with Sample Forsythe or Gorge Walker likely to start Friday’s WVU game.
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Grove City
Grove City College
Carneigle Tech
Pittsburgh
Crimson
Morgantown
Wva
West Virginia Uiversity
Carnegie
West Virginia
Simons
Tech
Grove City Bestor
Merer County Collegians
Joe Hartman
Carnegie Tech
Sample Forsythe
Gorge Walker
Baseball season leaders and league totals listed
The clipping shows season totals for both leagues with players named McManus Jacobson and Boone among others. It lists American League total 136 and National League total 122. Individual leaders include Hartnett with 11, Hornsby with 8, Meusel 8, K Williams 7, Browne 7, Myatt 6, Robertson 6, Simmons 6.
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Belge Sagi
W. Johnson
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Tede
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Harpér Oa Sessaee Ds
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SLALZ
National
Hartnett
Qouths
Hornsby
Cardinals
Meusel
Yankees
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Browne
Myatt
Indians
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Browns
Simmons
Athletiog
Tagging Bases Blasts Reds with 7 3 Victory and Other Scores
International Service roundup shows Dr Adolfo Luque stifling the Reds as Braves fall 7 3 while Tigers crush Yankees 11 5. Kaufmann and Griffith pace Giants stop, Harper drives Pailles over Cardinals 4 2. Senators beat Indians 4 9. White Sox defeat Athletics 4 2. Browns best Red Sox 7 2. Dodgers win as Morrison yields five in second. Pirates take 9 5.
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International News Service
Adolfo Luque
Reds
Braves
Parents Night at Senior High Showcases Student Work
Attendance was good at Senior High School as parents and friends visited the auditorium on Lincoln Avenue for a night of demonstrations and exhibitions. Typewriting, art, science, history, commercial and mechanical drawing departments along with library displays and a gymnastic exhibition were featured under the direction of John Paton and Miss Julia Gilbert. Admission was charged, and the school band performed between segments.
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Lincoln Avenue
John Paton
Julia Gilbert
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