Arrest of Machen in Qunsticipation Case Unfolds
Post Office investigation into a decade old Groff affair culminates as Machen is arrested for qunsticipation in profits from a contract. Inspector Mayer led the probe with officials Bristow and Foasnes coordinating. multiple inspectors worked through the night as the case reached a sensational climax.
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Machen
Post Office
Mayer
Sage
Acts
Foasnes
Tree Very
Postoffice
McKee
Thorpe
Rolfe
iMams
Farrow
Bristow
Mr. Bristow
Machen arraigned and June hearing fixed
Machen was arraigned and a June 5 hearing was fixed. He was released on bond of $20,000. He was taken to United States Commissioner Taylor and immediately met by his attorneys Douglas & Douglas. Charles A. Douglas arrived to press for an immediate hearing while Assistant District Attorney Hugh Taggart sought a postponement.
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Washington
Machen
United States
Taylor
Douglas & Douglas
Charles A. Douglas
Douglas
Hugh Taggart
Weather forecast for Thursday and Friday across states
Forecast shows fair conditions for most regions including Indiana Illinois Ohio and Kentucky with showers in the south and east on Thursday. Friday brings variable winds cooler in some areas and warmer conditions in others plus scattered showers in Iowa North Dakota Wisconsin and Nebraska as noted by local observations and officials.
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Indiana
Washington
Illinois
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Iowa
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Yuth Dakota
Nebraska
West
Kansas
Movements of steamers from multiple ports
Ships arrive and depart in a May schedule across Genoa Liverpool New York Southampton Rotterdam Montreal Philadelphia Bremen Havre Genoa Naples Naples and other ports. Vessels include Liguria Hohenzollern Oceanic Statendam Kronprinz Wilhelm Teutonic Lahn St Paul Anchorila and La Lorraine.
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New York
Liguria
Hohenzollern
Genoa
Oceanic
Liverpool
Southampton
Statendam
Rotterdam
Pellig Olvae
N. Liverpool
Friesland
Pregaan
Canada
Montreal
Noordland
Philadelphia
Teutonic
Cherbourg
Kronrad Wilhelm
Bremen
Southpton
Naples
Lahn
Lizard
la Lorraine
Havre
St. Paul
Glasgow
Anchorila
Machen Arrest Sparks Post Office Dept Turmoil
Augustus Machen, former Post Office Superintendent of Free Delivery, faced arrest after federal inspectors charged him with receiving payments totaling nearly $19,000 from Groff Bros. for letter box fasteners. The case centers on a collusive arrangement with Groff and a go-between, with bond discussions and statements from his attorney. Detective action followed interviews and a lengthy review of drafts and records. The Post Office leadership hailed the investigation as thorough and creditable while vowing civil suits to recover funds.
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Taylor
Unity and Guarantee Company
Philadelphia
Machen
Associated Press
Charles Douglas
Postoffice Department
Groff Bros
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
United States District Attorney
Taggart
Walter S. Mayer
Post Office
Chicago
United States
Anson 8. Taylor
Washington
Mayer
Post Office Department
Samuel B. Groff
Diller Groff
Augustus W. Machen
Diller B. Groff
Mr. Machen
Payne
Bristow
Samuel A. Groff
Itmaster General
Robb
Twenty Two Lives Lost In Antwerp Collision
The British steam er Huddersfield sailing from Antwerp to Grimsby collided with the Norwegian steamer Uto. Huddersfield foundered with twenty two Austrian and Italian emigrants perishing. Crew saved. Passengers were mainly seamen returning home. The Uto sustained bow damage.
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Antwerp
Huddersfield
Grimsby
England
Uto
Nne
Teesee
Bulgaria Arrives With 290 Immigrants From Hamburg
Hamburg American line agents in New York report the Bulgaria carrying 290 immigrants reached Halifax today. The ship left Hamburg May 13 for Baltimore and was the vessel signaled by the Minnetonka on May 20 as not under command but not needing assistance.
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New York
Hamburg-American Line
Halifax
Bulgaria
Hamburg
Baltimore
Minnetonka
Cape Race Headland Feared As Deadly Voyaging Hazard
P T McGrath notes Cape Race as the world’s most perilous headland in Newfoundland. Official charts reveal 94 complete wrecks over four years, with about two thousand lives lost and $90 million in hulls and cargoes. Last year eight steam and two sailing vessels wrecked, with $2.01 million in losses.
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P. T. McGrath
McClure
Pees
Kentuckian Dies Peacefully at Ninety-Two in Atlanta
The respected Kentuckian died quietly the other day at the ancient age of ninety two. He lived a long life marked by dignity and steady habits, leaving a memory of integrity and service to his community.
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Atlanta Constitution
Powder mill blast kills two in Fontanet
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports a powder mill explosion at Indiana Powder Company Fontanet that instantaneously killed Harold Stinson and another worker named Riddle who later died. Frank Arthur died at Fontanet within the hour. The accident will halt mill operation for a month leaving ninety men out of work and the financial loss depends on destroyed nitrate of soda.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana Powder Company
Fontanet
Harold Stinson
Riddle
Frank Arthur
Death of Mrs Samuel P Baird In Berne Switzerland
Indiana obituary from Lafayette reports Mrs. Samuel P. Baird died in Berne Switzerland after illness of anaemia. She accompanied Attorney Baird on a European trip, aided his tersuchy to relocate Moses Fowler Chase in Paris, and died last night. Survived by husband, sister Mrs A D Thomas of Crawfordsville, and son Rochester Baird. Body to be brought to Lafayette for interment.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Berne
Switzerland
Samuel P. Baird
Attorney Baird
Moses Fowler Chase
Paris
Baird
A. D. Thomas
Crawfordsville
Rochester Baird
Elizabeth Rochester Baird
Notable Indiana Obituaries From May 27
A string of brief notices from Lafayette Decatur Seymour Fort Wayne Richmond Farmland Elwood details deaths and a last minute wedding saved by a found marriage license. Henry Murphy dies at work in Lafayette. John G Hanna dies in Berne after serving in Spanish War. George Lett of Crothersville found dead. Rufus Stahl dies in Fort Wayne. John Hiser dies in Cambridge City. Robert Somerville dies near Farmland. Joseph Able and Mary Bauer wed in Elwood after license mishap.
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Lafayette
Ind
Wabash
Henry Murphy
Murphy
County Down
Ireland
Indiana
Decatur
John G. Hanna
Berne
Fort Monroe
United States Artillery
Hanna
Regualr Artillery
Seymour
George W. Lett
Crothersville
Fort Wayne
Rufus Stahl
Germany
Stahl
Boston
Richmond
John Hiser
Cambridge City
Farmland
Robert L. Somerville
Randolph County
Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Joseph Able
Pennsylvania Glass Works
Anderson
Mary Bauer
Charles Ross
Father Biegel
St. Joseph's Church
Massillon Coal Co. Buys Sharpe Coal Lands in Indiana
Howard M. Sharpe, a recent Ann Arbor law graduate from Lima Ohio, has transferred about six hundred acres of coal lands in Starke County Indiana to the Massillon Coal Company of Ohio. The firm assumes Sharpe’s contract and will pay 5 cents a ton on mined output, with Sharpe’s annual income estimated at $27,000. Senator Hanna leads the Massillon company.
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Indianapolis Journal
Hartford City
Ind
Howard M. Sharpe
Ann Arbor
Mich
Lima
Starke County
Massillon Coal Company
Ohio
Senator Hanna
Massillon Company
Laporte Tent Increases Membership At Ceremony
G H Terpany Tent No ? K O T M of Laporte received a class of over one hundred, boosting total members past eight hundred. The event featured elaborate festivities with Milo Meredith Indiana great commander J W Rep lege great record keeper and Dr Irwin great medical examiner among the distinguished visitors.
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Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
G. H. Terpany
Milo Meredith
Indiana
J. W. Replege
Dr. Irwin
Commission probes extra men in Clinton field mines
TERRE HAUTE Ind May 27 The commission led by Professor Monroe of Columbia University P H Penna secretary of the Indiana Operators Association and Wellington O Connor a miner met to decide on employing extra men to fire shots in Clinton field mines. The panel went to Clinton and expects to finish the inquiry this week.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Professor Monroe
Columbia University
P. H. Penna
Indiana Operatora’ Association
Wellington O'Conner
Clinton Field
Clinton
Terre Haute man buys 7000 acres of coal land in Indiana
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Sullivan Indiana May 4 reports J Smith Talley of Terre Haute has purchased 7000 acres of coal land in Cass township Sullivan county and opened several new mines amid regional mining expansion.
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Indianapolis Journal
Sullivan, Ind
J. Smith Talley
Terre Haute
Cass Pompene
Sullivan County
Pew
Died By Her Own Hand After Housework Scolding
Myrtle McClure age nineteen at Kokomo Indiana swallowed arsenic to end her life. No motive given beyond her mother’s scolding about not helping with housework. The news notes separate items on financial dealings and bonds.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Myrtle McClure
Methodist session closes at Sellersburg with Wolfe sermon
Jeffersonville dispatch notes the Seymour District Conference of the Methodist Church in Sellersburg ends after three days with a sermon by Rev. George D. Wolfe of Columbus. Attendees included nearly all pastors in the conference and a full, engaging program across the sessions.
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Jeffersonville
Roce
Seymour District
Methodist Church
Sellersburg
George D. Wolfe
Columbus
Connersville
Elizabeth Reibesimer
Fayette County
George Williamson
Carthage
Greenfield
Philadelphia
Indianapae
Greenville
Wabash Seeks Games With Notre Dame And Peers
Crawfordsville May 27. Manager Harris of Wabash seeks to schedule games with top state colleges after an impressive 11 game run. Wabash claims state championship potential and invites Notre Dame to play on open dates with guarantees. Purdue and De Pauw have declined. Wabash to face Crawfordsville salaried team tomorrow and Rose Polytechnic next Saturday.
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Indianapolis Journal
Crawfordsville
Ind
Harris
Wabash
Indiana University
Notre Dame
Purdue
de Pauw
Rose Polytechnic
De Pauw Defeats Albion in Unanimous Debate Decision
GREENCASTLE Ind May 27 The De Pauw Albion debate on the Philippines retention debate ends with a unanimous judge verdict for De Pauw O E Mark Blawin Gibson and G P Nichel argued the affirmative Judges Trueblood andellogg presiding Two tennis and stats tournaments also wrap Osborn leads singles and doubles selections SOUTH BEND Ind May 27 President Morrissey announces major housing policy change forthcoming from next year All sophomores juniors and seniors in collegiate courses will receive free rooms GOSHEN Ind May 27 Elkhart Institute removal to Goshen completed Goshen College established for Mennonite education with nearly three hundred students last year
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Indianapolis Journal
Greencastle
Ind
Meharry Hall
Philippines
United States
de Pauw
O. E. Mark
Bkawin Gibson
G. P. Nichel
Trueblood
Eurlape Pete Spapenas
Dr.ellogg
Inis
e@ Pauw
Osborn
Hunt
Jones
Crouch
South Bend
Morrissey
Goshen
Elkhart Institute
Eilkhart
Commercial Exchange of
Canada
Elkhart
Goshen College
Booker T. Washington raises education and crime fears
Booker T. Washington, presenting the Tuskegee Institute annual report to trustees in Tuskegee Alabama, cites public school gaps in country districts and debate over funding by race. He warns city protection prompts many Negroes to leave the countryside after lynching attempts, urging serious attention to the issue.
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Tuskegee
Ala
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Navy Mention By Officers Sparks Rainstorm Banter
In the New York Press a light remark about shipboard life notes officers saying there is never a dust speck on deck and white uniforms can stay clean for four weeks. A navy officer quips that given a chance he would trade half a year’s pay for a rainstorm to roam aboard.
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New York
Navy
Stalin
Muddy shores and old Nevy men breathe warm air
A fragment describes muddy shorelines and aged men living near the sea. It contrasts electricity from the ocean with life-giving warmth from fresh air, noting a habit of living between sun and deep sea. The language evokes a vivid, atmospheric reminiscence.
Bribe Allegations Surface in Evansville Telephony Fight
Depositions for an Evansville federal injunction reveal four City Council members testified that Councilman Culbertson offered to pay $1,000 to votes against a repeal of Cumberland Telephone Company's franchise and for a new ordinance in its favor. Rumors of secret meetings swirl as the city pursues a municipal system to oust Cumberland, which contends its franchise expired.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
Anderson
United States Circuit Court For
District of Indiana
Cumberland Telephone Company
Cumberland Company
John H. McCutchan
W. F. Cleveland
Edward Schmitt
John Igi¢hart
Culbertson
Cumber Company
Lbertson
Cumberland Comy
Obituary notices for Harley J. Howe and Albert Brewer
Harley J. Howe of Rochester died of heart disease at sixty nine, famed as a national scale maker. In Tiffin Colonel Albert Brewer, noted pottery maker and indictable for manslaughter in a saloon incident, died of heart disease amid rumors of suicide. trial date previously scheduled for June 15 remains unsettled.
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Rochester
N. Y
Harley J. Howe
Tiffin
Albert Brewer
Brewer
Luther A. Hershey
H Y
Fight at Big Q Mines Leaves Guard Dead in Crossfire
At the Big Q mines on Laurel creek near Thurmond West Virginia on May 27 strikers marching toward the mine engaged guards. A guard named Marshal Brown was killed and several others were injured as more than 100 shots were fired before the strikers retreated.
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Thurmond
W. Va
Big Q
Laurel Creek
Marshal Brown
Brown
Winchester
Union Pacific strike ends as workers return to jobs
Across the system boiler makers resume work under New York settlement terms. East St. Louis freight handlers strike in sympathy, with estimated 1 20 East Side participants. Pittsburg Allegheny brick contractors vote to shut Friday if two unions fail to settle. Wisconsin Central trainmen to get 12 to 15 percent raise from June 1. Amalgamated Association sets June 10 for reinstatement disputes settlement. Chicago 12 000 cooks wait for wage scale. strike threatened if not met by Monday. Restaurant Keepers warn of citywide lockout if one restaurant strikes.
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Union Pacific
New York
East St. Louis
St. Louis
East Side
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Brick Masons’ Union
Stone Sons’ Union
E. F. Potter
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Potter
Amalgamated Association of Street-railway Employes of America
John Grant
Transit Company
Chicago
Restaurant Keepers’ Association
Her Journey. Treatment Accorded a Beautiful Girl on Tour
A long anecdote follows of a beautiful girl on a shopping trip. Jones helps with her satchel then rides the train to the city. Onlookers and strangers offer assistance and display deference as she moves through stations and stores. The narrative emphasizes her beauty and the reactions of married men, motormen, and shop staff to her presence.
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Jones
Metropolis
Obi
Alough
Maggie
Mamie
President Praises Orphan Family At Circus Visit
The President, visibly moved, hurried to a small boy surrounded by curious youths and congratulated him. When asked what for, he joked about his “large family” and clarified the orphans he was bringing to the circus were not his children.
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Chicago News
Orphan Asylum
Board of Works Routine Final Action Taken
City tasks include cement walks on College avenue from Massachusetts to alley south of Eleventh, estimated 1040. cement walks on Vermont from Oriental to Arsenal, 800. Caldwell street gravel road and cement walks from Michigan to Tenth, 9800. graded road on Bossart avenue from Washington to Michigan, 4725. Final assessment proved. rolls up local sewer alleys east of Bellefontaine. Plats approved for Garfield Park area and South Meridian additions. bond approved for William Bossert sanitary sewerage system 1903.
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College Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Eleventh Street
Vermont Street
Oriental Street
Arsenal Avenue
Caldwell Street
Michigan Street
Tenth Street
Walnut
Michigan
Bossart Avenue
Washington Street
Salem Street
Thirty-fourth Street
Thirty-sixth Street
First Alley
Bellefontaine Street
Twentieth Street
Twenty-third Street
Hudson & Jenkins
Olive Street
Minnesota Street
Naomi Street
Ee Construction Company
St. Peter Street
Prospect Street
Marion Caldwell
Hansen Avenue
Walter Street
New York Street
F. M. Lackey
Mill Street
Pone Meee Toc
C. C
St. L
Louisiana Street
Virginia Avenue
East Street
Pratt Street
Park Avenue
Ashland Avenue
Julius Keller
Holmes Avenue
Walnut Street
Calvelage Street
Holliday
Garfield Park
Marion County
Indiana
Township 15
Emeyer
South Meridian Street
West Park
William Bossert
Federal Union Surety Eee Force
Inington
Ladies' Social Circle to Meet at First Baptist Church
City notes report the Ladies' Social Circle of the First Baptist Church meets for the last time this season at 2:30 PM tomorrow. City Council member John Crall is ill with measles at his home. Kishineff relief funds proceed locally for needy Jewish residents, likely not sent to Russia. Holiness Mission at 563 West Washington holds three services today and tomorrow under Rev. Seth C. Rees with two Chicago slum missionaries assisting.
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First Baptist Church
John Crall
Crall
Russia
Holiness Mission
West Washington Street
Seth C. Rees
Chicago
Rees
Curdled Milk Samples Questioned by Health Board
Patrons of a dairy sent several curdled milk samples to the Health Board after suspects of doctored milk. Tests found no formaldehyde or dangerous chemical. milk appeared sweet and met city butter fat standards. Cause of peculiarity unknown. no new market factors identified.
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Health Board
Children’s Day Planned at Fairview Park Saturdays
The street railway company completed arrangements to make Saturdays in summer children’s day at Fairview Park. Attractions are not fully decided yet but will offer interest for kids each Saturday. Diving horses will perform on May 6 and June 6 both afternoon and evening, and the miniature railway is expected to run.
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Street Railway Company
Fairview Park
Rumor Tells Durbin Party Catches Fish at Barbee Lake
A rumor in the city yesterday claimed Governor Durbin and his fishing party at Barbee Lake were catching fish. The report stated a consignment of several fine specimens was sent to George B. Lockwood, the governor's secretary.
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Durbin
Barbee Lake
George B. Lockwood
Militia Camp Plans Drafted at Fair Grounds
Quartermaster General Oran Perry completed plans for the militia annual camp to be held at the fair grounds from July to August 3. The camp at the fair grounds will host instruction for the militia with arrangements finalized for the duration.
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Oran Perry
Fair Grounds
Tarkington on road to recovery from typhoid fever
Newton Booth Tarkington is reported improving after severe typhoid fever with fever subsiding and condition gradually stabilizing. Doctors say his strength returns slowly but steady improvement continues from the illness that began yesterday morning with high fever.
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Newton Booth Tarkington
In Memory of Frank Burke Special Memorial Services
Special memorial services honor the late Frank B. Burke with planned remembrance events on Sunday. The arrangement acknowledges Burke's contributions and invites community participation at the scheduled gathering.
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Frank B. Burke
Sundey
Local Elks Lodge to Hold Service at Clubhouse
Afternoon event at 2 30 PM will be held by the local lodge of Elks at their clubhouse on Maryland street. A committee of arrangements includes Frank Davey J M Healy Ma Donnelly S V Perrott and J T in charge.
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Lodge of Elks
Maryland Street
Frank Davey
J. M. Healy
Ma Donnelly
V. Perrott
J. T
Two Little Runaways From Nebraska Street
Mrs Alfred Donovan of 47 Nebraska street searches for her two daughters Jessie seven and Florence ten who vanished Monday. Florence was found barefooted at the police station but could not reveal where Jessie went. The mother expressed relief at locating Florence and hopes police will soon locate Jessie, though the sisters were last seen near a large white building.
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Alfred Donovan
Nebraska Street
Jessie
Florence
Gregoire
Ten-year-old Melvin Wilson Missing From Home
Mrs. John Wilson of 708 North West street reports her ten-year-old son Melvin ran away on Tuesday afternoon. Police plan a search and expect he may be with companions and will likely return within a day or two.
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Melvin
John Wilson
North West Street
Husband Missing From Fort Wayne Home
Mrs. Elizabeth Shober of Fort Wayne reports her husband William Shober left Monday afternoon and has not been seen. He told a friend he planned to go to Chicago, but authorities believe he may still be in the city.
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Elizabeth Shober
Fort Wayne Avenue
William Shober
Chicago
Chase visit centers on son's sanatorium treatment
It was reported that Fred Chase of Lafayette planned the visit to arrange moving his son, Moses Fowler Chase, to an Indianapolis sanatorium for treatment of nervous diseases. The patient was being cared for at Attorney Dinwiddie's home in Fowler, Benton County.
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Fred. Chase
Lafayette
Moses Fowler Chase
Indianapolis
Piked
Dinwiddie
Fowler
Benton County
Lamp Explosion Burns Hand in Mary Meeeee Home
A lamp exploded about 1 30 this morning in Mrs Mary Meeeee’s house causing a small fire with minor damage. Mr Warren sustained severe burns to his hand from the blast.
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Mary
Vanished from London Mystery Mania Baffles Police
London Mail reports a surge in missing persons as private investigators seek 5000 people believed vanished nationwide. About 3000 mothers and 50 murderers are listed, with £5000 rewards offered for information. Ninety percent described as dark complexions. dozens of missing children and several prominent families noted. A dumb boy found at Dover Priory and the Thames recovery of a missing boy are among recent cases.
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London Mail
London
Serecy
Cardiff
Belfast
Norwich
Dover
Dover Priory
Alan
Thomas William Chamberlain
Thames
Blackfriars Bridge
King’s Arms Court
Blackfriars
Graham
Seager Street
Canning Town
Brooklyn Dinner Party Gone Wrong
Suburban Brooklyn tale of a husband bringing three men to dinner without warning his wife. With a nearly empty fridge, a resourceful handyman improvises a seven course meal using cold meat, fish, soup, and pantry scraps, claiming the neighboring cook supplied a lavish feast while guests mingle in the kitchen.
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New York Press
Brooklyn
Cookie
Gucate
Rae
War and labor unions in the Boston Transcript view
The Boston Transcript discusses employer organization and labor action, noting that while unions can pursue legitimate bargaining, war would raise costs and unite opposing forces. The piece emphasizes the tension between collective labor efforts and employer strategies in wartime contexts.
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