Beulah Annan and the Chicago Divorce Case Mystery
Chicago reports on Beulah Annan, called Chicago's most beautiful murderess, who killed a former lover and now sues her husband for divorce. The tale tracks a tempestuous relationship from a teenage arranged marriage to betrayal, flight, and a dramatic legal clash as her husband offers to take the punishment to shield her.
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Chicago
Jily
Warman
Flonalice
Beulah Annan
Teulah
Alyareed
Leran Tal
Albert Auaiuia
Loulaville
Annan
Deulah
Dowla
Beulah
Hin
Albert Annan
Bulah
Norris Quits as Chairman of Senate Agricultural Committee
Senator George Norris of Nebraska resigns today as chairman of the Senate Agricultural Committee. The move leaves Republican leadership without Norris’s firm stance as the party contends with Coolidge administration policy. Norris cites desire to focus on investigating important legislation questions amid routine committee work.
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Washington
George Norris
Nebraska
Ull Muiny
Coolidge
Tony
Clair
Senate Agricultural Committee
Norrie
Lavin
McNary
Oregon
Oregon. He Was the Author of the Menary Firm Vayaidization
Norris
Newlyweds Die in Paris Prague Plane Crash
Berlin July 3 American couple killed in the Paris Prague air crash near Ressington were Mr and Mrs John Dawson He was born December 13 1890 in Philadelphia His wife's maiden name was Honily Reports say the couple were on their honeymoon The pilot and four passengers also died in the accident.
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Berlin
Nuremburg
Wolff Bureau
Ressingt
John Dawson
Dawson
Philadelphia
Honily
Widening Kohler Alley Sparks Citywide Debate
Amid unclear notices and garbled OCR, reports surface of plans to widen Kohler Alley along the Highertown Bank near Koblais Alley. Mayors and scouts discuss whether a broader passage would aid central game areas, while officials suggest no concrete action has yet been approved.
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Tumars
Neethig
Washigton
Cortioram
Higerstown Bank
Id Karat Ag Koblais
Bowman
Mayer Grees
Game Central
Ate
State makes million atats to Balty milton lollara
John W Higelua of Glenyork received the money from Wyraming as Mir bequeathed his entire forhine to the state.
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Chatenne
Milton Lollara Viener
John W. Higelua
Glen- York
Mir
No Paper Monday Observed as Holiday Declared
The Daily Mail will not be issued next Monday the fifth in observance of a nationwide holiday. In the city and county residents are advised of the observance with no publication scheduled.
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Daily Mail
Fight over new freight rate reform in Virginia action
A murky report describes a regulatory push for higher freight rates affecting Virginia and nearby regions. Key figures include W. Retrrever and North America Coment Company as industry groups push the plan, with hearings and audits cited as part of the process. Local operators in West Virginia and nearby areas respond, while state commissions assess impacts and potential actions.
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W. Retrrever
North America Coment Company
Teager
Ahiouke
Wittenseo
Olan
Varxilla Norton
May Tie Up Subway in New York Strike Action
A stalled subway dispute in New York led by night shift motormen and switchmen voting against arbitration by the State Transit Commission. The motion to strike appears likely to take effect tonight or Monday midnight, threatening service interruptions across the system.
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New York
State Transit Commission
Bonds Retired Totaling Sixty Three Thousand Dollars
City and county officials retired bonds totaling sixty three thousand dollars with forty one thousand from city bonds and twenty two thousand from county issues. The city paid about forty five thousand in interest yesterday while retiring the remaining debt. A brief baseball filing notes Babe Ruth’s status but remains unclear in the copy.
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Slucu Mancouk School
Weather forecast for North and Mid Atlantic region
Fragmented forecast indicates a period of mild to warm weather at the start of the week with chances of showers, followed by a gradual cooling toward the weekend. Regional notes imply moderating temperatures and unsettled skies, with no specific dates or precise figures available.
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North
Mittle
Atlantic
Jaye Ae
Complaints Over Sewage Fertilizer Near South Cannon
Residents on the wet side of the firat black of South Cannon avenue protest a sewerage byproduct spread as a weed fertilizer. Police were called as complaints mount about an unbearable odor from the disposal plant plumes. Several residents report illness. one man spent days in bed.
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Cannon Avenue
D. Webster Grok
Aeuinst
Bandits Kill Watchman and Crack 5 Safes in Merck Raid
Eleven bandits raided the Merck and Company plant in Rahway New Jersey at 12:55 AM, binding watchmen, severing telephone lines, and cracking five safes. They fled with about $4600 in cash and a truckload of drugs, injuring watchman John Byrne and beating Samuel Trepicka and Henry Lampert. Merck’s 200 acre site is fenced with barbed wire and a surrounding six foot wall.
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Rahway
Merck and Company
Itty Acres
John Bvane
Watchonan
Ehor Utrowsh
Samuel Trepicka
Henry Lampert
Merck
First National Bank President Shares Salary Among 143 Fanciers
New York July 3 Ripleyes reports bank president George F. Baker plans to divide his salary among 143 fanciers. The amount about 400000 dollars is allocated to smooth relations and support, with the plan described as a pleasant week at the bank.
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New York
First National Bank
George F. Baker
Creek water coming soon promises relief to citizens
A garbled note reports that creek water supply will begin next week with Antietany Croek water set to arrive Monday. The water superintendent confirms a fast-disappearing issue and assures rapid deployment to communities. The message mentions rains as a factor and notes coordination across local authorities.
Scott to hang October for murder claim robs gallows escapees
CHICAGO July 3 A Russell Scott who escaped the gallows several times today was sentenced to hang in October by Superior Judge Marcus Kavanaugh after overruling his motion for a new trial. Scott faced murder charges in the killing of Joseph Maurer a drug clerk in City Hall pharmacy in what prosecutors called a holdup by Scott and his brother Robert. Robert Scott's trial is set for July 9.
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Chicago
P—Russell
West
Marcus Kavanaugh
Scott
Joseph Maurer
City Hall
Robert
Robert Scott
Entertain Virginia Officials Visit West Virginia Tour
A group of Virginia officials will visit Monday for a breakfast in Hagerstown with Hamilton hosts. The delegation includes lawmakers and notable citizens touring West Virginia and Maryland to promote Shenandoah National Park. Afterward they will head to Gettysburg and other nearby sites.
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West Virginia
Maryland
Shenandoah National Park
Hasgerstown
Hamilton
Mayoral Council
Chamber of Commerce
Kieran Lions
Virginiata
Ajtiglan Ratlehelt
Gettysbure
Attys Me Buesix
China
Ura Corporation
Cotton
Farge
Vic
Kidnappers Slain By Federal Troop
Federal troops killed the kidnappers after a raid near Vera Chi Moxica. The chaotic incident involved Shanklin of Sayyen Texas, who claimed the capture and punishment of the bandits. Local reports describe a confrontation that ended with the assailants slain and the hostage scenario resolved.
Man Shot Down In The Bronx After Slur Incident
In New York July 3 an alleged slur about women in knickers led to a fatal shooting in the Bronx. Floyd Jortan, 2, who had just arrived from Tennessee, fired five shots at Joseph Reusch, 23, after Reusch made remarks about Knickers. Jordan fled but was captured and confessed, police said.
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New York
Bronx
Floyd Jortan
Tennessee
Joseph Reusch
Slater
Jordan
Reusch
Fourth of July in Hagerstown Recalled in 1870s Daily News
A preserved July 4 1876 Daily News from Hagerstown is exhibited by J Vincent Jamison. It marks the centennial of the Declaration of Independence with reprints of early city items, including Washingtons visit and a Belshoover Tavern feast. Advertisements note rents and an Elizabethtown school opening, highlighting merchant ads and city life.
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The
Daily News
Adama Wn Herbert
J. Vincent Jamison
Enters
George Washington
Hagerstown
Hin Ap Beach
Belshoover Tavern
Washington
Williama
Potomac
American Thames
Jonathan Hager
John Ragan
Elizabethtown
Ann Rawlins
Hancock Burgess Seeks Nomination for State Senate
John T. Mason burgess of Haw ark announces candidacy for State Senate subject to Democratic primaries. Dr Y Wubert Wade of Roonshoro will seek the nomination and is current senator from Wassat county. Also reports UK suffrage protests in London with American delegates including Miss Lucy Branhant of Maryland and Countess Thodde urging equal rights for women worldwide. Justice John L. Tice of Williamaport suffers a hemorrhage.
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John T. Mason
Burgess
Hawark
State Senate
Mason
Y. Wubert Wade
Roonshoro
Dr. Wade
Wassounty
London
Henry Holzapfel
Hyde Park
Christ Reformed Church
House of Lords
Yuna Lue Haus
United States
England
Lucy Branhant
Maryland
Countess Thodde
Justice Tice
John ‘l. Tige
Williamaport
Tice
Potato Blight Hits Crops Across Regions
Potatoes suffer widespread damage as growers report oxen in er pisht and dulling stalks turning yellow. Spray efforts show limited success and some fields exhibit a steely appearance. Early signs suggest trouble extends from late year into current season, with growers watching for recovery.
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Guinea
Tiyaas
Gavel Bangs In Both Houses To End Capitol Session
Washington July 3 final gavel toll ends a severer month session as Congress closes. Tax bill eases nation tax burden by 250 million dollars and World Court protocol ratifications loom. Farm relief measures seen. cooperative marketing bill reaches White House while belt plan is rejected. Prohibition debate persists as administration drug tightening proposals fail.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Italy
White House
Oma
Coolidge
Hous
Blood poison fatal to Helen Roulette at 36
Helen Rebecca Roulette died this morning from presumed diabetes related blood poisoning. She was 36, daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Roulette and the late Franklin Roulette of Sharpsburg. Surviving are her mother M. Mary, brother Grafton and Patterson Heedysville. The funeral will be Monday at 10:20 a.m. at home with Rev. Klinger officiating, Mt View Cemetery interment.
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Helen Rebecca Roulette
Elizabeth Roulette
Franklin Roulette
Sharpsburg
M. Mary
Grafton
Patterson
Heedysville
Klinger
Mt. View Cemetery
Newark Mother Fights Degenerate to Save Four Children
Margaret Stutton 26 a widow and mother of four was killed defending her sons as a degenerate attacked their Newark home. The intruder fired through a kitchen window, fled, and Stutton died en route to hospital. Police recovered cloth torn from his clothing at the scene.
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Newark
Pim
Margaret Stutton
Vopia
Ny Sla
Mixa
Stanton
Brim
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