Man shoots bride after nine days of marriage in Indianapolis
John J. Conard, 31, a Waleman for a local company, fatally wounds his wife Cathrine Conard, 18, in their Indianapolis apartment. He shoots himself after writing a note to his mother. Police say the shooting followed threats the bride planned to leave him. the pair had married only nine days earlier. Cathrine, daughter of Jacob Roose, had moved from Toledo recently.
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Indianapolis
John J. Conard
Walenman
Cathrine Conard
Cardinal Dowin
Hig
Ale
HoibHmaid
Girlia
Aigtur
Wil
Rand
Cathrine
Belie
Jay
Tina
Hinto
Mia
Cathrine Rene
Jacob Roose
Coward
Toledo
Republicans Push Plan to Reform National Delegates
The Republican National Committee outlined a 1930s style reform plan aimed at changing how delegates are chosen, seeking a national convention rule altering representation. It proposes a mixed plan with many Southern and border states affected, while some states opposed the measure and discussions continued at committee level.
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Wialstrigion
IG. Cy. Dee
Republican National Committee
Nmr
Ite Gemipaign
Udpa Eee
Charles N. Warren
Michigan
Borsh
Jawho
Aintfold
Iwest
Virginia
Uy Bates
Wight
Amabubinn
Georgia
Ilisuisalpph
Selicheke
Ssuthakota
Tensano
Virginid
Mgalaet
Alabama
Arkansac
Monde A
Uiobs
Kentucky
Towlsidna
Mjeslaxinp
New York
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
South
Ill Child of Dr Cooks Stricken With Pneumonia
Daly Very Ill ten month old Magy Francis Gooke daughter of Dr William Z and Mrs Cooks of Adamaton. The little one suffers pneumonia. friends hope she will recover. MarriAge Weenees mention George W Uttertank and FV Lanefiltt, Veda, and Lae M. I Lake und dna G Ligoner.
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Magy Francis Gooke
William, Z
Mrs. Cooks
Adamaton
He Weil
George W. Uttertank
Lanefiltt
Davig
Lae
I Lake
Dna
Taft Descendant Among 64 New Ohio Lawyers
In Columbus a class of 64 candidates were admitted to practice law in the supreme Court today. One member is a former president’s grandson and a Taft descendant. two others are descendants of former slaves. Chief Justice Nichols administered the oath. Howard Gillard and James Hugman served on the board. all had recently passed the bar exams.
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Ivy Abbie/AvRoomeen
Columbus
Supreme Court
United Latter
Grant
Robert Tatty
Find
Alphonso Taft
Nichols
Howard Gillard
Cox
Sames Hugman
Springield
Voter for Women Endorsed by Maine Grange
Bangor Maine December 15 The water grange unanimously adopted a resolution urging the legislature to submit woman suffrage to the people. The organization will nominate a state legislative candidate who will state his position on suffrage.
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Maine
Tay Annoctates
Mages Bangor
Wate Grange
Dinner served to prisoners aiding Stogley Heights coach win
The Clarksburg Livery and Sales Company, led by Dr T By Gore, provided a wholesome meal to the prisoners working on the Stogley Heights coach win. The doctor oversaw the distribution and expressed keen interest in improving conditions.
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Stogley Heights
Clarksburg
T. By Gore
Degree: Work Fairmont Tonight Shows Moving Picture Event
Five hundred Maccabees in the southern part of West Virginia present a secret exhibition at Trinity Methodist Episcopal church in Parkersburg tonight. Detroit commander C. P. Markes and Parkersburg commander CC Showalteg will unveil ceremonies with a stage display and a path to reveal the new film. Charlton J. Willer attends as culture leader. Charlee HW Nilson and Mine Lion Awbur introduce a new musical act titled Crazylad aimed at exciting churchgoers.
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Fairmont
Virginia
C. P. Markes
Detroit
Willi
Bbate
CC Showalteg
Parkersburg
Will Alee
Trinity Mutitodint Episcopal Church
Colored
Charlton J. W. Willer
Pat Ison
Charlee HW. Nilson
Mine Lion
Aketel
Crazylad
Woodford Found Guilty in Break-In Case at Rail Station
A. W. Woodford faced felony charges for breaking into a railway station and stealing contents. He was found guilty of petty larceny and sentenced to four months by Judge James Robinson.
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A.W. Woodford
Erinal Court
James
Obinson
Democrats to press caucus on postal telegraph policy
Washington reports indicate Murleson’s ownership principle for telegraphs and telephones will trigger a House caucus in January to decide its scope as government policy. Proposals include a feasibility report on acquiring lines for a government monopoly, with administration support and debate among key lawmakers.
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Washington
Murleson
House
Congress
Provident Wilson
Shabbona Editor Found Hanged in Plant Room
Jozeph Nolin editor and owner of the Shabbond Chlettalu in Shabbona was found hanging in a rear room by his sixteen year old daughter. He had survived a gunshot head wound inflicted by his son in 1910 and had suffered severe headaches since leaving the hospital.
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Wy Agaocyartnwana Aurora
Jozeph Nolin
Futile Efforts to Raise Funds Stumble in Paris
Paris December 18. The Magican government failed to raise money in Europe to meet January interest payments. The Paris and London banks, which advanced twenty million dollars authorized by the Mexican Congress, declined to exercise their option on the remaining funds. Hoviseek Dawson won trial in criminal court. A jury could not reach agreement in the Richards Construction Company appeal from a justice's court.
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Axno
Zinte
Richards Construction Company
Warral
SaneEy Pollatea Telkerbek Wath Kandus
Rail detectives arrest men in attempted wreck plots near Cleveland
Railroad detectives report that several men in the yards of the Big Four were linked to a plan to wreck the New England express near Wyckliffe and to attack the SS Louis express at Lingdate. Detective Olin Kasamer was shot guarding the power plant amid labor troubles.
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Cleveland
Big Four
Wyckliffe
Smith
Lingdate Rose
Olin Kasamer
Major Will It Court Orders Work for Drunk Offenders
The article states that the court will sentence intoxicated offenders unable to pay fines to perform street labor. Four men under Officer Gill were assigned to street cleaning on Hickman Street at dawn. Randolph remained at the location on Thursday for business.
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Cole
Fie
Pion Wami
Omcer Gill
Hickman Street
Daring Robbery Is Done in Pittsburg Notes on Mexico Rise
Reporting from MexDec 18 describes a daring robbery and border mobilizations as authorities tallied forces against rebels. The piece notes President Mercedo plans offensive actions, federal troops entrenched near delineated lines, and potential moves toward Juarez or Chihuahua as the rebels press into the interior.
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Pittsburg
Papa Ofinaga
Urmetit Maseagen
Mexico City
Mércado
Agennay
Chihtalus
Villa
Moxtado
Yaa
Chutvahua
Juarez
Juloan
Moore
Tuarte
Chihtahim
Fragments Describe Damaged Page From Local Church Event
OCR reads show a fragmentary notice about a church service and jewelry display. The text mentions Wattles and a mass, with references to a jewelry display and a window, but many words are garbled leaving unclear dates or full facts.
Salvation Army Open Air Christmas Tree and Entertainment
The Salvation Army plans an open air event to give a large Christmas tree and entertainment for children. Aiming to attract families, the program includes an electrical stereopticon showing Saint Claus images with decorations. The local charity will accept gifts of toys tree ornaments candy oranges and other items to brighten needy families in the city.
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Salvation Army
Iit
Saint Claus
Pioneer Edwardy Blake Dies at 95 Near Rockford
Edwardy Blake aged 95 longtime resident of the Rockford area died at 6 pm Wednesday at his son Lee Blake's home near Rockford after a lingering illness. He was born near Rockford and lived as a prosperous farmer before retirement. Survived by three sons Lee William and Don Blake and three daughters. Funeral services planned for Friday at the home and burial in the local Rochford cemetery.
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Rockford
Edwardy Biake
Lee Blake
Blake
Rea
Bibke
Tania
Sore Tirm
Pittsburg
Lee
William
Don Blake
Gordon Pont
John
West Penn Railway Ag
M. Lowln
Alzinda
Talbott
Wid-Jover
Thiry
Elizabeth Whitcomb
Ine
Kansas City Elevator Proposal Leads State News
The Kansas City meeting today focused on a cooperative plan to acquire elevators and sell state assets. The committee presented a proposal amid debate over the distribution of proceeds and potential impact on municipal infrastructure.
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Mnocsa
Kansas
City
Der
Cooperaive
Kansas City
Tinfon
Diront
Mil
Local Civic Group Names New Members and Guests
More than 100 candidates were admitted to a ceremony as the group announced a total of up to 160 new members and guests attended. West Union visitor George W. Fare joined the Manonia event on Thursday.
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Cfinka- Iuirg
Ais Bop
Shamibership
Ebott
Afien Akcon
Manonia
Aidge
George W. Fare
West Union
Opinion handed down in a case on justice and jurisdiction
The document discusses a court case involving a petition to President Wilson for clemency and the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court over a criminal matter. It cites legal arguments about trial procedures, writs of habeas corpus, and the authority of judges, referencing Judge James W. and various statutes. The piece notes debates over jurisdiction, the interpretation of Section 7, and historical context of appellate authority.
McCloud acquitted in case over procuring women
McCloud was acquitted on Thursday after a trial that began Wednesday concerning allegations of procuring women for immoral purposes. The judge had reserved decision and the grand jury found the evidence insufficient to warrant action, McCloud was released from bail.
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PW. McCloud
G. Nicawarner
Ws Tee
Grant
Tle
McCloud
Warrants Issued for Fifteen Men in Car Assault Case
Cincinnati December crime report recalls spring car strike when freon and cement were hurled at a street car. Warrants sworn in police court for fifteen men alleged to have attacked the car on May 1. The incident injured no one, but warrants charge assault to kill and assault on a street car. Names withheld. arrests expected in Cincinnati Debrah and St Louis.
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IBY
Prem
Hunt
Debrah
St Louis
Hysteria Misses Currency Legislation in Daniels Speech
Secretary Daniels in New York dismissed hysteria over currency reform as unfounded. He endorsed a House bill returning to the Senate, claiming it improves fiscal policy and would not hinder currency legislation. The talk urged calm and urged support for steady policy.
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Aagocayeo Press
Washington
Daniels
New York
Jnglight
Abeeman
J. Minin
Senate
Meeting of Mie Wonsom's Missionary Society Called Off
The regular monthly meeting of Mie Wonsom's Howe and Peretsn Missionary Society of the St. Turks Lutheran church was cancelled after an alleged offensive conduct incident on a street corner. Samuel Darety, arrested by constable, faced $3 and costs in Sun ice T. G. Neeswarner's court. P. W. Sharp a person connected with the case is noted in the trammenting huetiens report.
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Mie Wonsom
Howe
Samuel Darety
Sun Ice
T. G. Neeswarner
Currency Bill Modifications Prompt Clearing House Protests
Washington December 18 The currency bill faces another change to permit clearing house aggregations under the current system. Protests come from associations in Los Angeles, Seattle, Cincinnati, Columbus and other cities claiming the bill would destroy their operations under the proposed restrictions. The Senate debate opened with a ten minute limit per senator.
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Washington
Clearing House
Top Angeles
Hante
Cincinnati
Columbue
Senate
City Hall siege leaves multiple wounded after armed attack
A chaotic assault near the city hall ends with Rolla Harvey dead and two others wounded as a posse of men fires on the building. Names including Jon F Rabimyan and others are cited in the report.
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City
Hall
Een Bosner
Springs
Rolla Harvey
Harvey
Mission program at Mu Zion Baptist Church Friday evening
The Elven missionary program at Mu Zion Baptist Church, colored, features participants including Alyken bottom, Frijeen HU, Atey Ettey Waddy, Hesny-Mra, Grthella Jordan, Mine, Willam Lee, L. Johnson, Doliie Kennay, Crutcher, Ming, Yates, and Alston.
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Mu Zion Baptist
Colored
Anstrmentel
Wolf—Atrs
Ricitation
Mise Doliie Kennay Solo
Caleati Crutcher
Adinctem
Ming
den Yates Ant da
Alston
Drunk Arraignments Before Mayor Gole
Arraigned drunks appeared before Mayor Will H. Gole in Paterson. Two paid fines while four remained confined, with others facing orders or warnings as authorities proceed with cases noted Thursday.
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Will H.s Gole
Tay
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