Killed Wrong Man In Michigan Shooting Case
Carlton Morgan a South Bend real estate dealer was shot and killed by Mrs George Metzger who thought she was aiming at her husband The shooting occurred in Cassopolis Michigan as the Metzger couple followed Morgan and his wife from Casopolis to the home of a local woman Both Morgan and Mrs Metzger were arrested in Cassopolis Harrisburg Pastor to Baptize Leper in Harrisburg Pa Chinese leper Meck Zem to be baptized by local clergyman funds are provided by city county and state for his maintenance
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South Bend
tnd
Carlton Morgan
George Metzger
Cassopolis
Mich
Harrisburg
Lepen
Meck Zem
Sem
Trade Improvement Slow Amid Mixed Early April Signals
New York April 1. Weekly trade review notes limited shift in conditions as first quarter gains hold but progress remains slow. Retail trade in apparel strengthens with some sectors cautious. manufacturing resumes at several mills while others cut output. Pig iron and steel product demand steady yet weak for new orders. textile and footwear sectors report cautious buying. Agricultural supplies show movement with energized production for tin plate and wire products.
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New York
Dann & Jongers
Budsbiabin
Thirteen threaten to burn town in Oklahoma warning
A threatening unsigned letter to the New Guthrie State Tribune claims Governor Charles N. Hashell and Muskogee police chief Bud Leibester will be assassinated and Guthrie burned by negroes. The note cites the Jim Crow law as now enforced and reports forced emigration of unemployed negroes from Muskogee. Four other unrelated items are mentioned in the fragment.
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Oklahoma
Muskogee
Gila
Guthrie State Tribune
Charles N. Hashell
Bud Leibester
Guthrie
Gren
zow errorani
Cayef Lederter
Mushoger
Oppose Aldrich Bill Emory W Clack Says Emergency Measure Not Worthy
Emory W Clark and Frank Dale Lane testified before the House banking committee on the Aldrich bill. Clark called the plan an emergency measure not worthy of serious consideration, arguing banks would not prepare for panic by buying bonds and that enlarging reserves would curtail lending. He urged caution and criticized tie to bonds while noting current strain on bank finances.
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Emory W. Clack
Lanka
Washington
Victor Morm Wely «bortion
Atchison, Fupehs & Sutita
Perathroad
Emurs W Clark
First National book of
Detroi
Frank Dale Lane
House
Clark
Mt Jame
Philadelphia board of trade
Morawetz
Gathe
New Theory As to Heat Chicago
Dr Andrew J Park of Chicago and a Harvard graduate claims a new origin for heat. He argues heat arises from imponderable ether material that is neutral and never heat in its base state. Heat appears when this ether accumulates in excess and equilibrium is disturbed, with motion as the agent rather than the power.
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Chicago
Andrew J. Park
Harvard university
Park
Foreigners In Fierce Riot at Linden Refinery Site
On April 11 in Elizabeth New Jersey a clash between Kalan and Polish laborers at Linden X led to a fierce riot with stores clubs and pistols used. Many rioters were injured though not fatally. Wives and daughters reportedly joined the fighting. Several men were arrested and jailed for hearings. Italians and Poles seeking refinery work at Linden by Standard Oil fueled the clashes.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Linden X. J
fred
Linden
Standard Oil company
Made Fortune Smuggling Chinese
Detroit April 11. Three Canadian groups fought for smuggling Chinese into the United States a scheme across the international border here at Detroit has been exposed. Nightly incursions allegedly yielded fortune to organizers and participants over the past two years as smugglers crossed the river by illicit routes and profits swelled.
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Detroit
Mich
United States
imade Winesor
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