Hypnotized and Robbed Man Claims $35000 Loss in Virginia
A Philadelphia dairy manager helped police recount a tale of being hypnotized and robbed of 35000 after meeting a hypnotist near the Washington Monument. The victim, arriving to seal a 50000 dairy farm deal in Seminary Virginia, says he handed over 35000 before losing memory of events.
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Washington, March
D. J. Telafair
Philadelphia
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Seminary
Washington monument
aheriff
Alexandria county
te hospital
ahtheon
Young Knox Locked in School After Elopement Attempt
Philander C. Knox Jr., secretary of state's son, is confined to his Morrin Heights School for Boys room after three days away in Montreal and New York seeking a clergyman to wed Miss May Boler. He refused to confirm marriage, and Miss Boler returned with James F. Gillen, a Knox friend.
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Philander C. Knox, Jr
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New York State
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Suicide in Potomac Park Policeman Fells Self
In Potomac park Washington Joseph A Berkinmeyer a former policeman sat in a tree fork and shot himself. His body hung there until removed by a police boat crew.
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Washington, March
Potomac park
Joseph A. Berkinmeyer
Child Found Strangled In Suitcase Mystery Deepens
A post mortem on a child found strangled in a suitcase in Wilkes-Barre points to throttling with a thin cord. Deputy Coroner Feruline reports the case to police as they intensify efforts to identify the sender of the suitcase. Police traced the package to Philadelphia via a woman using the name Rebaron M. McTngue of 224 South Tenth street, a contact not confirmed by Philadelphia authorities.
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Cam ferliie
J. R. McTagne
South Franklin Street
Philadelphia
Rebaron M. McTngue
South Tenth street
Robbers Slay Merchant After Loot Falls Short
In Connellsville Pennsylvania two men broke into Joseph Samuel store near Mount Pleasant. They overpowered the frightened merchant and his wife and ransacked the shop. Finding only thirty cents they cut Samuel's throat ear to ear. The woman was unharmed. He is reported dying.
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Joseph Samuel
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Joseph
Hog prices soar at Kansas City stock yards record highs
At Kansas City stock yards hogs sold for ten dollars per hundredweight and sheep for seven dollars eighty five cents as market highs sparked optimism. Chicago reports hogs reaching 2030 per hundredweight with several carloads selling above 1020, signaling potential continued gains. In Pennsylvania, twelve year old Thomas Watts was accidentally shot by his brother while handling a loaded pistol at Unityville, severe wound to neck.
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Kansar City
Chicago
Willamaport
Thomas Watts
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Unityville
Rail Strike Weighs on Spokane Railroads in March
Firemen on all railroads entering Spokane Washington threaten a major strike as March draws near. Members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers refuse to issue statements, signaling widespread labor tension and potential service disruption. Advertising gains noted as a minor element in the paper’s coverage.
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Spokane
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Uolesa
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Bank president attacked at Cudahy home in Kansas City
Jack Cudahy, a young millionaire packer, allegedly attacked Jere Lillis the president of the Western Exchange Bank at the Cudahy mansion in Kansas City. Lillis suffered deep knife wounds and binds. Cudahy was arrested for disturbing the peace and released on bond. Initial reports vary on the extent of Lillis injuries and possible further mutilation.
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Jete
Lillis
Western xchange bank
Jack P. Cudehy
packer
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Cudahy
Lille
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Lillie
Thomas F. Luke
Leavenworth, Kai
Cuda
quick
Brian Underwood
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Underwood
Jack
Tillis
Usherwood
Jere Lilie
Lilie
St. Mary's hospital
Police Chief Dam and Senator Travis Shot in Raleigh
Police Chief C. W. Dam of Scotland Neck N C and State Senator B E Travis of Halifax were shot by EK E Powell in Raleigh. Patrick Kitchin brother of Governor Claude Kitchin was also shot but is recovering. Powell was placed in the state penitentiary to prevent lynching.
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N. C
C. W. Dam
Scotlami Neck
EK. E. Powell
B. £. Travis
Halifax
Powell
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