Frightful Barber Death Leads to Homicide Charge
New York July 40 A barber Marsho, 29, was jailed at police HQ on homicide allegations after a May 14 confrontation in a barber shop with Nazarian over a debt. Witnesses say Marsho drew a revolver and fired, Nazarian collapsed and died days later from fright and internal bleeding, police report.
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New York
Bemice
Gurgos Marsho
Marsho
Im- Nezarian
Nazarian
T Matatio
Nagarian
Marsha
Torpedo Net Tests at Coddington Cove and Buzzards Bay
Newport reports satisfactory tests of new steel torpedo nets designed to withstand close range explosions. Mortis and Gwynn fired torpedoes at various ranges and speeds over nets above water in Coddington Cove while in Buzzards Bay tests fired torpedoes in water with a second submarine engaged in expert handling.
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Newport
R. 1
Coddington Cove
Buzzards Bay
Mortis
Gwynn
Buzfards Bay
Rid Employes of Usurers Fight in Kansas City Suit
A Kansas City report states a suit for 25200 dollars was filed against Pat L Hughes by a company linked to Union Pacific and its local attorneys, aiming to remove usurers from employes. The firm plans two similar actions for other workers as part of the effort. Atronaute Make Successful Trip. Baltimore, July 36, Ernest Gil, Lincoln and Hillery aeronauts, completed a balloon voyage from Baltimore to Hagerstown with a 1:14 ascent and 4:55 landing, reporting a pleasant experience with no incidents.
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Kansas City
Union Pa
Atronaute
Baltimore
Ernest Gil
Lincoln and
Hillery
Bu i Hagerstown
Mind Heyond Endurance Polls At July 20
A 24 year old man living at 252 Mast marth Street New York is wanted for murder of an individual named Solomede Wing. Police say the suspect challenged the claim of guilt and stated that his endurance increased.
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Oule
Mast Marth Street
New York
Solomede
Gilph
Mail Box Robbers Arrested In New York
Police say two young men robbed mail boxes, altered checks, and forged endorsements to cash funds. They were linked to more than twenty banks in and near New York over six months, totaling between seven and ten thousand dollars. Six others were arrested on suspicion of involvement.
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New York
Thirty Years of Care Ended in Cleveland Home Mystery
John Hottola, longtime caretaker at Rockefeller's Cleveland home, released his wife from confinement after 30 years of caring for her in their East One Hundred and First Street residence. Neighbors heard unearthly shrieks as probate officials, a sheriff, and physicians investigated. The sealed dining room window and barred openings revealed a secluded, grave situation behind closed doors.
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Cleveland
East One Hundred and First Street
John Hottola
Hottola
Rockefeller
Haat Fortieth Street
Euclid Avenue
Hottots
Gever
Judge Hadden
Mike Walsh
Hottolr
Hungarian Counterfeiter Arrested in Ohio Extradition Case
Johhan Krko vo, a Hungarian, jailed two years in Ohio for counterfeiting, was arrested in Cleveland on Austrian extradition request. Three years ago he forged Austrian bank notes, was convicted, released after prison time, then rearrested for extradition. Case continued to July 40.
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Cleveland
Johhan Krkovo
Ohio Estate
Newday
Auwatr
Hungary
Krkovic
Austria Hungary
Kritovic
Watcher scheme targets baby farms in state action
In Findlay Ohio on July 30 Harry Bille aged 19 from Bellefontaine returned home on a wheel. A Jal Wan was arrested with two large revolvers and pockets full of literature from an Indiana detective agency selling for $2. He claimed to be a detective. The health board plans new rules and asks local authorities for information on operators of such institutions.
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Columbus
Jay
State Hewrth Board
Pilgrimage Planned to Honor Tolstoy on His Birthday
Friends of Count Tolstoy ignore his objections and organize a massive foot pilgrimage from Rawela to Tolstoy’s home in Tula. Pilgrims pledge to walk, live simply on the road, and encamp upon arrival to create a utopian community echoing Tolstoy’s teachings.
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Tolstoy
Moscow
Friends of
Rawela
Tula
Tala
Bullets Fired at Elgin and Belvidere Trolley Car
Bullets fired from a fleeing assailant struck an Elgin and Belvidere trolley car carrying 10 men on the way to the Elgin terminal. The range was short and did not cause fatalities as the shots rattled the car and shattered the windows.
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Chicago
Elgin and
Belvidere Troley
Elgin Terminal
Kilbuck Marshal Stops Mob After Gunfire
In Milleraburg Ohio on a July night a mob gathered at the marshal Geo A Selders Kilbuck to demand his life. The marshal defended himself and fired several shots as he stood his ground. Nine mob members were arrested and fined following the confrontation.
Manitoba Farmers Seek Help For Harvest In Winter Canada
The Manitoba government announced a plan to release prisoners serving minor offenses early next month on condition they join the wheat harvest. About 30,000 men are needed to work in winter Canada, as authorities urge governors to approve the program.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Man
Weeter Canada
Jatin
Detroit Man Fatally Wounds Wife in Heat Fueled Tragedy
In Detroit Michigan on July 10 Tim J. Minahan, described as crazed by heat and under possible influence, shot his wife twice in the head and heart during a quarrel. He then turned a public safety item on himself, inflicting a dangerous wound to the forehead.
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Detroit
Mich
Tim J. Miahan
Sinemnan
Minahan
Brewelf
Excursion Train Hits Woman in Mahoningtown
One woman died and two were injured when struck by a Baltimore and Ohio excursion train from Youngstown to Pittsburgh in Mahoningtown New Castle on Wednesday. Mrs Christian Maccarella, 40, was killed. Mrs Banun Kosch and Mrs Sheba Bayan were injured.
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New Castle
Mahoningtown
Youngstown
Pittsburg
Christian Maccarella
Banun Kosch
Sheba Bayan
Quarrel Over Stamp Ends in Homicide at Pierce
In Pierce Texas on a Wednesday R B Pointer shot and killed G W Jackson after a quarrel over a one cent postage stamp. Jackson had mailed a letter with a one cent stamp when Pointer, in charge of the post office, called attention to the deficiency.
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Wharton
Tex
R. B Pointer
G. W. Jackson
Pierce
Texas
J Jackson
Pointer
Murder Stabbing in Hammond Room Version
A mut press article from Hammond Indiana reports a fatal stabbing as a man cut a hole through a wall to reach Wilma in a room. He shoved a dagger through the opening, fatally stabbing her before escaping. The motive and exact sequence remain unclear. The incident occurred on a Wednesday in July.
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Hammond
Ind
Leuth
Wilma
Alleged Plot Against Sultan Central to Vienna Report
Constantinople dispatch to Die Zeit details an alleged plot against the Sultan's life. The article suggests the plot influenced the Sultan to grant a capitulation. The report outlines key figures and possible motives in the Vienna context.
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Vienna
Constantinople
Die Zeit
Hocked Ones Too Often at Silver Lake Bout
A rough boxing match at Silver Lake led to injuries for Owenfotwn Vienne and Michelan Gorervoe, with Barttage involved in the confrontation. The bout drew attention for repeated rough tactics and concerns over safety, as spectators and officials called for tighter controls on future events.
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Akron
Owenfotwn
Railroad Refuses to Reinstate York Victim Moves to Scranton
John J. Morey of the Eastern Association of the Five Brotherhoods and president of the United Railwaymen's organization of this state travels to Scranton to confer with Delaware, Lachas Western railroad leaders on a proposed strike over reinstatement of discharged workers. Thirteenth Infantry, 180, leaves Port Leavenworth for Fort Riley to participate in maneuvers, aiming to cover 140 miles by early August with three night marches.
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York
John J. Morey Ohiel
Theastern Association of the Five Brotherhoods
United Railwaymen's Organization
Scranton
Delaware
Lachas
Western Railroad
Killed by Train Near Alliance Electrician Dies in Accident
Alpheus Ignaty 42, electrician of Alliance Machine Co., was struck and killed by a Pennsylvania Railroad shifter while walking along the rails. Minnesota clubs announce four crews will represent at the National Amateur Caramen meet in Bring Beld August 14 and 16, sending two digits and two fours to compete.
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Alliance
Alpheus J Ignnty
AL Lance Machine Ca
Arky
Pennsylvania Railroad
Minnesota
St. Paul
Allan
Minnesota Howat Glut
Reatta
National Association of Amateur Caramen
Bring Beld
Mowe
Doge Tear Boy to Pieces in Mad Dog Attack
In Cleveland on a hot Wednesday a pack of ives victori dogs believed mad attacked Herman Knecht, 12, as he paused at Mrs Abend’s home. The lad was torn severely before neighbors rescued him, dying or near death as aid arrived. A separate note mentions Crestline planning a paid fire department with a chemical engine and ladder wagon, replacing a small hand engine and volunteer force.
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Cleveland
Victori
Herman Knecht
Mrs Abrend
Mim
Mra. Abend
Bucyrus
Berurestiine
Crestline
Negro killed by train near Cleveland in bid to Cleveland
Unidentified man found on Evie tracks at thirty fourth street Wednesday. He appeared struck by a train during the night and was removed to the county morgue. A separate note reports the Commerce Club excursion from Oulton, Ohio, with a suspended business man amid a claimed two slave shaft offer by the Big Four railway.
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Cleveland
Evie
Oulton
Commeraie
UN Deada
Big Four Railway
Tragic Train Death Near Springfield Reported
An unidentified man was struck and killed by a Four passenger train near Springfield on Wednesday. He wore a brown striped cap and faded overalls. Hospital officials said the man may have been a laborer. In Cleveland a widow mourns her husband, Korethy, 20, who died five months ago in Birmingham. she appeared in probate court Wednesday.
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Tinmiton
Democradio
St Clair
Fae
Mirw Laven Warwick
Springfeld
Buon
Bipur
Cleveland
Birmingham
Ile ‘Korethy
Onion Crop Report Notes Positive Hardin County Yield
A July 10 report states the Hardin County onion crop is good with a Vauper One variety. Officials say about 60,000 bushels will be grown and sold, indicating strong production and market potential.
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Hardin County
Merrie Dinner Gathering for Dr Ralph and Pearl Walker
A Sunday family meal marked a notable moment as Pearl Walker, a school teacher, and Dr Ralph Merrie were mentioned in connection with a July event. The report notes a local gathering at Chandan G and includes details of the participants and occasion.
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Merrie
Chandan
Ralph
Oty
Ty Able
Pearl Walker
Port Huron Probe Ends With Civil Service Officials Leaving
McKhenny of the United States civil service commission and John T Boyle depart Port Huron after completing an inquiry into alleged campaign dues paid by Port Huron city employes. They reported complaints were heard by the civil service commission and the president, but declined to reveal investigation results or identify complainants. Every civil service worker in Port Haven was questioned.
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Port Huron
Midh
McKhenny
United States Civil Service Commission
John T. Boyle
Comsmmittes
Washington
Rivil Eer
Bhat
Melihenny
Clvil
Port Haven
Man and Wife Die In Suspected Double Homicide
Port Wayne report states Coroner Kesler's examination concluded the deaths of Bille Ieves and his wife were by foul play. The couple, found in their home at 782 Rust Lane in night attire, were discovered late Tuesday night after not being seen by neighbors since Monday night.
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Port Wayne
Kesler
Bille Ieves
Dleath
Rust Loonie Street
Turaday
Miners Clash in Pratt City Leaves One Dead
A fight near Pratt City Wednesday night between union and nonunion miners left Lige Nelm and an unnamed union man shot. One man was killed and another shot through the jaw. Six arrests were made as disorders spread in the district. A large squad of special deputies was deployed due to rumors reaching the offices.
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Birmingham
Ala
Pratt City
Wilen
Nondinion Minera Lige
Nelm
Nerunion Negro
Mme
Wy Jom
Ster
Automobile crash near Dayton cited as accidental death
Coroner's inquest returns verdict that Eugene Sullivan was killed when a car driven by Herbert G. Catron Republican candidate for Congress collided at a dangerous speed. Finding cites intoxication and negligence as causes. Note mentions withdrawal of Cel Catruw and unsettled status of the nextvenor.
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Dayton
Schuster
Eugene Sullivan
Herbert G. Catron
Congress
Pate
Alligators Fight to the Death in City Theaters
A violent incident occurred in New York involving two theaters and a chaotic struggle over sheltering alligators. The report notes the confrontation took place Wednesday at the Chearefort facility with alligators present and a tense scene near the Bronx area.
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New York
Bronx
Mason Tail
Chearefort
Cepitie
Trade Work and Copyright Treaty Signed in Japan
A brief note from Tokio dated July 9 reports that the trade work and copyright treaty was signed in Japan. The ceremony included members of the privy council and covered protections for American interests in Japanese trade and publishing.
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Ead
Tokio
Trenty Williwen Ammerican
Japan
Privy Colliet
Prostrations Due to Heat Reported in Chicago
Chicago reports show heat linked illnesses with one death and a disappearance. John Darek died after being overcome by heat while Jane O Meara, mentally affected by the heat, wandered from her home. Police are searching for him.
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Chicago
John Darek
Jane O'Meara
Mearol Tog
Officials visit Butte on Milwaukee train run
A Milwaukee City party of St. Paul officials traveled by train into Butte on Wednesday. The train arrived at the Butte Anaconda and Pacific depot after a pleasant and uneventful trip from Miles City, following a stop over the tracks of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad.
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Butte
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Butte Anaconda and
Kentucky needs tax reform for fairer revenue system
An editorial from the Louisville Courier Journal argues Kentucky should authorize a constitutional amendment to allow changing the taxation system. It criticizes the current inequitable method and urges voters to support reform to promote legitimate industry and adequate revenue.
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Kentucky
Star Hondry
Louisville Courier Journal
Cause of Trouble in a Troubled Poem Rejection
A frail young poet laments that his poem titled Ton't Worry has failed to win editors in Royal Magazine. The piece hints at editorial rejection and the poet's struggle with publication.
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Royal Magaxine
Poverty Exhibit Reveals German Sweatshop Realities
An exhibit in Berlin exposes the brutal scale of artisanal labor undercuts and low wages. It shows goods such as a boy’s suit assembled for 17 cents, crucifixes carved for under two cents, and thousands of pieces made at fractions of a cent per hour. The display starkly contrasts progress and poverty, drawing reactions from high society and echoing headlines across the German press and Washington Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condul Hurst
Platen
Berlin
Plauen
Washington Star
Honesty in Apples Sparks Canadian Export Crackdown
The Canadian government aims to curb misrepresentation by exporters dealing in apples bound for England. Reports say some barrels are aged with inferior fruit toward the center and mislabeled as top quality. Catho dian authorities have imposed heavy fines to deter such practices. American exporters may learn from Canada's decisive action to protect markets.
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England
Alpine Plants in America Growable by Gardeners
Alpine plants chiefly hardy perennial herbs form carpetlike rosettes of flowers. Notable examples include gentians pinks and pelargoniums from various mountain ranges. Some require special rockery with cool air light and drainage, but many survive American winters with proper moisture and drainage.
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America
Switzerland
Stormy Petrel Beliefs Stir Old Sea Tales
A fragmentary tale explains why the storm petrel earned its feared name. Sailors linked it to storms, believed it followed ships, hatched eggs on water, and possessed necromantic powers. The lore reflects 19th century superstition and nautical superstition surrounding Mother Carey's chickens.
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Ulla
Jack
Coleridge
Vague Maritime Tale From Old Journal Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a ship and a herald, mentioning Hear Iand and a refusal to proceed. Sparse names and events fragment a larger, unsettled incident without clear dates or outcomes. The text preserves old tale style rather than verifiable facts.
Ordinance on Street Drainage Improvement for Marion City
The ordinance authorizes the city of Marion Ohio to proceed with the public drainage and street improvement along Pat Larotind Street from west Greenwood to a south ditch, funded by assessments shared with Marion Township and property owners. It orders judicial inquiry into damages, sets five annual installment payments with interest, issues bonds to cover early collection, and requires bids from contractors for first class tile work with necessary manholes and catch basins.
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Palmero
Atréet
Green Wood
Autreet
Bownaltek
Gaunell
Cty
Merion
Ohts
Connell
Mturion
Gio
Larotind
Greenwood Street
Secordanre
Jane
Ald Couneil
Department of Public Service
Typolteltor
Manion Township
Marion County
Ohio
Tire
Marion
Gary
Board of Public Service
Bec
R. Radthatema
Louis i Soherst
Charles M. Tobin
Clerk
Mirror
Colonial Country Club Hotel West Baden Springs Ad
An advertisement for Colonial Country Club Hotel at West Baden Springs Indiana promotes Ameri can Plan rates from $2.50 to $8.00 per day with private bathes and special weekly rates. It touts mineral waters and baths as cures for kidney liver stomach ailments and nervous complaints. Respondents can request a questionnaire by mail with symptoms and payment of $2.00 to receive treatment details and staged offerings.
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Colonial Country Club
West Baden Springs
Indiana
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