Prominent Buffalo Family Victims in Orchard Park Highway Robbery
Jan 0 murdered, several wounded, and a fourth severely beaten in a highway robbery on Orchard Park road near Buffalo. Victims include Mrs Agnes M Teper 67 killed. Frederick C Teper son killed. Grace C Teper daughter badly injured. Edward Be Teper son beaten and left senseless. Perpetrators fled. a farmer alerted authorities. Mrs Teper widow of C Teper founder of Buffalo Structural Steel Co. Police seek a Black suspect.
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Rapfalo
Jan
Orchard Park Road
Buffalo
Agnes M. Tesper
Frederick CG
Telper
Conrad Leper
Buffalo Structural Steel Company
Hoyard Teper
Orchard Park
Bng
Tyne
Fred
Edward
Heart Disease Claims West Milford Farmer Jacob Romine at 71
Jacob Romine aged 71 a well known farmer of West Milford died Sunday evening from heart disease at his home. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 pm at the Romine home with burial in Odd Fellows cemetery. He leaves widow Olivia Romine sons Chester and Thomas Rowing daughters Mrs Nancy Ney and Mrs Jefferon West and Mrs R Lynch. brother John Romine. parents Mrs Mary and James Romine pioneer settlers of the county. He was a Democrat and a Baptist.
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Jacob Romine
West Milford
Romine
Pillal
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Olivia Romine
Bar
Chester
Thomas Rowing
R. ¥. Lynch
Hele
Jefferon West
John Romine
Nancy Ney
Mary
James Romine
Democratic Party
Baptist Church
Three Big Services Held in Church Revival
Three big services were held at First Methodist Church with a strong sermon by Dr. Morrison. The morning featured robust music by a chorus and Mrs. Hiatt, who sang at both services. The afternoon crowd neared a thousand as the sermon urged reclamation of a wasted life, and the evening sermon was praised as Morrison’s finest in the city. Multiple penitents, reconsecrations, and a baptism occurred, with several joining by letter. Prof Hiatt’s choir work is well underway and yielding favorable results.
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Methodist Church
Morrison
Christ
Judas
Calvary
Lok
Tiidas
Prof
Hiatt
Officer Beaten by Prisoner in Glen 21k Breaks Case
Police report an Italian prisoner attacked Officer Oscar George-Howe with a violent blow while being escorted from Fourth and Went Pike streets. The officer sustained facial injuries and a window was shot through during the incident. The prisoner was captured and jailed, with officers noting a bandage-like wrap over the suspect’s head as evidence of the assault.
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Johnson
Meith
Oscar George-Howe
Enone
Morris Hampton
Aeweay
Baziom Ant Fourth Streets
Glen
Howe
Oscar Howe
G. H. Gordon
Submarine KS Missing Still Searched Near Charleston Harbor
United States naval vessels and monitors Tallahassee Kel continued to search the Carolina coast for the missing submarine KS. By January 31, fog limited operations and officials reported no confirmed sighting since Sunday. The Tallahassee entered Charleston harbor at 1 20 this morning but fog kept others outside all night.
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Charleston
Carolina
United States
Tallahassee
Kel
Ojhers
Tallahansee
French Attacks Near Neuville Beaten Off by Germans
Berlin dispatch reports renewed French attempts to regain ground near Neuville with assaults described as repelled. German forces still hold newly won trenches as reports note pistol-toting charges and ongoing combat through the day. A separate item mentions police officer Sims obtaining a warrant for Vega on a weapon charge and Vega’s transfer to county jail pending hearing.
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Berlin
Neuville
Mano
Camelo ‘Vega
Omcer
Court actions recap at SunE Ghats Circuit Court
Jurors excused until 9 am Monday. Verdicts favor defendants in Welch vs Walton. Commissioners assigned damages for a pipe mine in condemnation. Dismissal for lack of prosecution in Edward Ittinger vs W F Open. Default judgments for Wall Rope Co vs Wear Virginia Sothern Oil and Gas Co. Agreed judgment for Thomas Carrico against A Murmn. Other judgments total various sums. Will Morris authorized to execute oil and gas lease.
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Circuit Court
F.C. Welch Company
JL. Walton
Clarence W. Lergelt
C. B. Lawman
Perry C. Willams
Howard Pout
Truman J. Lynch
Pitsburg
Weat
Virginia
Hart Morrison Agentlers
Dward Ittinger
Montolier Lumber Company
Majestic Gardens
C. Watekins and Company
Will K. Morris
Clay F. Strother
Coon Leaves Baltimore and Ohio to Join Railroad Group
J Walter Goon announces resignation from the Baltimore and Ohio to associate with HoH Wilkins a Delaware and Hudson official and Wabash board chair. He will assume new duties February 1 with headquarters in New York. Goon rose from messenger to third vice president and led safety and loss control efforts.
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Baltimone
Baltimore and Ohio
J. Walter Goon
Hoh. Wilkins
Yce
Delaware and Hudson
Wabash
Minouri Pacific
Port Marquette
Delaware Coal Company
Overal Trust Couepanies
Coon
Ehad
New York
Baltimore
Ohio
Outine Min Ho
Levee Break Floods Hickman Area, 800 Homeless
The Mississippi River floodwaters breached the West Hickman levee in Kentucky on Sunday night, flooding the manufacturing district and driving about 800 residents from their homes. Emergency crews rushed to shore up the riverfront and protect the Reel Foot district, with additional forces deployed upriver to defend nearby areas.
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Slu
Aes
Hickman
Réel Foot
Reel Foot
Not in Race O C Fisher Enters City Clerk Race
O C Fisher, earlier noted as a probable Republican candidate for city clerk, announced entry into the race. The announcement follows a local marriage license event and mentions St. Louis area ties.
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O. C. Fisher
Hondas
President Wilson Tours Chicago Milwaukee Train Stop Incident
President Wilson appeared on the rear platform of his car in Chicago amid crowds of thousands, greeting onlookers as the train moved toward Milwaukee. A sudden explosion and a burning connection between cars startled the president, who returned to the car as Secret Service moved to secure the scene. Mrs. Wilson stood apart, and the party departed after the brief disruption.
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Freshent
Chicago
Wilson
Milwaukee
Ta Salle Street
Location of a Factory in Clarksburg
Inquiry from a Pittsburgh capitalized concern seeks community data on labor supply and wages, raw materials, transportation, banking, and site readiness for a potential factory in Clarksburg. Questions cover labor force size, union presence, coal, gas, oil, clay deposits, rail connections, freight and passenger traffic, electric power, bank capital, and community attitudes toward new factories.
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G. W. Dudderdr
Treassurer Board of Trade
Goig Industries
Pitsburg
Clarksburg
Tully
Nome
Aod
Jin
Reach Onis
Seamen Rescued After Philadelphis Collision Off Wales
On January 3 reports say seamen from the Autertons steamship Philadelphis were saved after a collision with a vessel named Hen Lae off the Welsh coast. The rescuers pulled them from darkness after adrift all night, with a passing steamer aiding their return to shore.
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Overpool
Favon
Wales
Hen
Two Arrested After Raid On North 310th Street Home
County officers raided a Glan Elk dwelling at 419 North 310th Street Sunday night and seized whiskey. Mr Cutright and his son in law Julie Powell were arrested Monday forenoon for violating the prohibition law. Powell posted bail for appearance before a magistrate. About 150 bottles of whiskey in pints and quarts were found scattered. The raid followed reports of bootlegging at the residence.
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President Wilson and Bride
Mr. and
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson
Talian
Sune Ghats
Levee
West Hickman
St. Lauin
Kaiser
Prince and Princess Eitel Frederick
Peter
Serbia
Kalnor
Persia
el Frederick
Prince Haw
Dix
Sophie Charlotta
Oldenburg
Windy City
City of Milwaukee
Milford Haven
Crete
Washington
David A Mar
United Tate
Supremé Court
Hilary G. Mobardeen
Altimore
John J. Davin
Glen Elk House
Taft
Westfall
Bae Rug
Taco Wolfe
Jobo Vanaid
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