Tragedy in St Louis: Mrs Miller and Mrs Delaney slain in dispute
On a doorway threshold in St Louis two women lie dead Mrs Delaney an executive with Welcome Waran Service Inc and Mrs Miller the estranged wife. Investigators say the killings followed a plan born from jealousy as Mrs Miller sought to win back her husband.
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Jean
St. Lowis
Anit der c Miller
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Anne-Alice
Mr. Miller
Igntousy
Long lived twins and women in a Chicago photograph
Readable fragments reveal elderly Chicago residents Mrs. Elizabeth Ho and Mrs. Martha Jucks celebrating their eighty third birthdays. The piece recalls Civil War memories and views on life span, with side notes on a separate violent crime involving Mrs. Muller, who trained at the Fast St Louis Rifle Club before killing her rival.
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Tyrins
Chicago
Elizabeth Ho
Martha Jucks
Clence
Howell
Loncks
Fourge
Muller
St Louis Rifle Club
Native paint vein on South Lakes draws Maine sailor’s notice
Captain Loring W. Myers recalls a natural paint vein near Luhee Maine that oozes from mud flats during extreme high tides. The butterlike reddish substance, half oil, has long been used by local fishermen to paint boats, fences, and buildings, yet few publicized it for fear of exhausting the vein.
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Loring W. Myers
Luhee
Maine
South Lakes
Myers
Captain Myers
Rimbards of Wallis Preserve Attila Lineage in Swiss Mountain Vale
The few remaining descendants of Attila the Hun, once scourge of Europe and Asia, live as the Rimbards in Wallis Canton, Switzerland. They inhabit a remote valley, retreating seasonally among vineyards along the Rhone, grain fields, and hillside dwellings, maintaining a line believed to trace to the fourth century ruler.
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Attila
Uns
Europe
Asia
Wallis
de Rhone
Awellings
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St. Louis
Elizabeth Howell
Martin Laicks
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Switzerland
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Cremnmntis Draven
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