Loot and murder at Atlas brickworks ambush
A payroll robbery at Hudaba near Atlas brickworks ends in a double murder as attackers loot pay envelopes. Firearms including a shotgun and two revolvers are described. Italian laborers suspected. fragments of a torn Italian envelope reveal a name and address, while robbers retreat into the woods with the pay.
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James R. Keene, Horseman Passes in Landmark Era
Obituary note for James R. Keene, renowned horseman, whose career influenced racing circles. The article recalls his contributions to the sport, mentioning prominent races and venues associated with his era. It highlights his lasting impact on horsemanship and American racing history.
Crippen Shows Streak of Recovery in Murder Case
Crippen has reportedly recovered some composure after a collapse while in Bow Street court over the Belle Elmore murder. His lawyer notes indicate a steadier state as Miss Ethel Le Neve remains calm amid the high profile proceedings attracting long standing interest.
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Lannton
Crippen
Belle Elmore
Ethel Lenove
Keene in serious condition after auto theft incident
JAMES R. KEENE III of Laie Bent was reported to be seriously ill after an automobile theft from his country estate at Castleton near Lexington. He arrived from New York with only his valet. physicians say his condition is serious and relatives have been telegraphed.
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Baltimore
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ward
Drowning after drunken fall in factory yard flood
In Telluride on Sept 5 Edwardavide, a 35 year old worker, died after being submerged in rising water from a steam jet in a factory yard. The man reportedly celebrated before wedging into a small stream that flooded stones and water rose to his mouth. Found dead in the morning the body showed water at the lips and a deadly end to the night.
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Edwardavide
JARmers
Roosevelt Campaign Tour Across Minnesota Spurs Big Chancellor
The former president travels fourteen states over thirteen days covering more than 4800 miles. Crowds greet Roosevelt at depots in Fargo and towns like Cottonwood Noreroas Prim Colfax Willmar and Beewon. Supporters praise his message while Taft’s name fades and a push for a third-term echo grows in the West.
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ike Marshall
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