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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1909

Page

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Six Chinamen linked to Leon Ling murder case

In New York on June 20 six Chinamen tied to the Leon Ling death are under investigation. Police suspect two new suspects knew Leon Ling and the victim Eisle Siegel. Two others may have seen the trunk contents and aided in disposing of the body. Detectives remain tight lipped as they pursue leads across cities including Juarez and Wipaso Texas.

Leony New York York Leon Ling Eisle Siegel Ghinamen Howan Will Adyou Able Leon Chu Gain Acta Tongs Polles Wipaso Texas Juarex Mexico

Persian husband and Cleveland woman in runaway marriage

A Cleveland woman, Carmen Shlemon, won an absolute divorce from Isaac D Bhimon of Urmi Persia after a ten year marriage begun with a Persian missionary and ended with allegations of plans for a harem. The case traces their union in Erie and Christmas Day 1900, his Persiansed life, and her escape back to Ohio with their child. The Episp coal Missionary society severed funding after resurfaced tensions and the judge granted custody to the wife.

Ohio Cleveland Cleveland, O East Persia Hyiscopal Porsia Wold Rugs Shmavis Ime D. Shlemon Gambiro Pope Mid Porwia Lancaster Shlemon Minx Carmen Perfect Orient Erie Shiemon Uri Ohio Giri Cochran Pasha Episcopal Missionary Society Phillips

Peculiar Pleas In Fiendish Domestic Attacks Reported

Warrant sworn for Krezina charging assault by a wife against his husband as husbands beat wives over a hot wave. In Whiting Indiana a man knocked a would be protector unconscious. six others jailed after beating wives. Near St Paul Minnesota a cyclone killed one and injured many. Erick Urness home demolished injuring Urness wife and six children in North Dakota prairie settlement.

Krezina Bosock Erick Urness Niles Knoy Mra Urneas Childred

One Man Killed in Torpedo Boat Explosion

Vallejo California June 30 a torpedo boat hull explosion at Mare Island navy yards killed one man and left four others seriously injured.

Vallejo Calif Mare Island Navy Yards

Eggmen Fail to Crack Post Office Safe

Eaton Ohio June 30 An attempt was made at 1 o'clock Tuesday morning to blow the safe in the post office at Lewinburg nine miles northeast of this city by five men but they were discovered after they had made three attempts and escaped on a horse and buggy from a farmer near town They were tracked to Bet on by Lewinburg citizens in an automobile but the trail was lost in Richmond Indiana.

Eaton

Convicts in Knife Fight at Columbus Penitentiary

In Columbus Ohio a breakfast knife fight broke out in the penitentiary dining room. Ed Conway, a third term offender from Montgomery county, attacked Frank Williams of Summit county. Williams is hospitalized with two knife wounds in the back. Conway faces solitary confinement after the assault. Conway is serving twenty years for assault with intent to kill. Williams was imprisoned five years for pocket picking.

Columbus C Ed Conway Montgomery County Frank Williams Summit County Williama Conway Asault Willem

Mayor Busse Undergoes Appendicitis Surgery

Chicago reports Mayor Fred A. Busse was suddenly taken ill yesterday and operated on for appendicitis last evening. The Hungarian-born official was resting quietly after the operation.

Busse Chicago Fred A. Busse

Taft At Yale Delivers Commencement Address

President Taft arrived by Olympia in New Haven at dawn and was escorted by railroad magnates and financiers as Yale held commencement. Taft attended the ceremony with Yale president Hadley, received an honorary address, and later joined a luncheon at University Hall.

New Haven Conn Taft Olympia Howton Federal Express Yale Ten O'Dlod University Hadley Proseamon Woolsey Hall University Hall

Saves His Master's Life by His Callie Dog

Portamouth New Jersey June 30 A farm hand named Keene about 35 owed his life to a bull dog that leapt to protect him when a bull charged. The dog fought the animal and drew its attention away, allowing Keene to crouch to safety. Keene suffered four broken ribs and other injuries.

Portamouth N. J Keene Rex Mr. Keen

Turkish seriousness sparks Cretan crisis fears

The mervising attitude of Turkey over the Cretan question unsettles Greece as King George prepares for possible conflict. Greek and Cretan circles fear a Turkish surprise and inevitable clash, despite expected troop withdrawals from Crete. Turkish military activity in Salonica and Macedonia worsens the feverish Cretan issue and the chance of peace fading.

Turkey Greece George Crete Salonfiet Macedonia

Des Moines Man Kills In Lawsuit Fallout and Self-Destruction

Calvin Littlepage, 28, on a farm near Valley Junction, shot and killed his divorced wife’s parents after a custody dispute. He barricaded with a neighbor’s help, fled from officers, and later died by suicide in a swamp after a manhunt. His wife had custody of their ten‑month‑old child amid claims of cruel treatment.

Dea Moines Iowa Cal Littlepage Elmer Jamieson Valley Junction Littlepage Dallas County Des Moines Calv Elmer Jaimewan Pone Daurk

Big Strike Imminent Hits Pittsburgh Area

Officials of the American Sheet and Tin Plate company and related unions prepared for a firm strike after a conference. Affected plants will be tied up starting tomorrow, with about fourteen plants and nearly 10,000 workers involved.

Anttsburg Ant Tn Plate Company Kolgan Association of Iron, Wipes Todmy Dechin Mibchanhagtet

Strike fuels move to reopen non union plants

Today evidence showed manufacturers preparing for action by immediately filing striker placement with workers from nonunion plants. Monongahela plant in Pittsburg and Demmier plant in McKeenport, idle for months, were readied to open tomorrow with nonunion staff. Other company plans in Sharon and New Castle PA Youngstown Bridgeport Martins Ferry and Cambridge OH Ekwood IN mills to keep operating. Independent manufacturers and union officials conferred and agreed independents will run under the union scale.

Nominion Aloawhere Pittsburg Demmier McKeenport Planis Sharon New ‘Castle Pennsylvania Youngetown Bridgeport Martins Ferry Cam‘bridge Ohio Ekwood Indiana

San Diego Bathing-Suit Reform Sparks Public Outrage

Advocates for more liberal swimwear face strong opposition as demonstrators in San Diego protest a proposed ordinance. Critics argue current rules infringe on propriety and public display, while supporters demand greater freedom and comfort for beach attire amid a heated public debate.

San Diego Cal Ergel Winton

Husband Suspect in Elm Grove Wife Murder

Wheeling June 20 Mrs Jamnes Lucas of Elm Grove was murdered. Her body was found in a creek with the head badly battered. The husband and two foreigners have been arrested. One foreigner was tracked from the place where the body was found.

Wheeling W. Va Jamnes Lucas Elm Grove

Sympathy and Women’s Suffrage Protest in London

London June 20 A large 100,000 crowd watches a demonstration supporting women’s suffrage and the deputation to access Parliament. The Home Office reports 108 workers and fourteen men arrested as police defended the building amid £250,000 in costs. Authorities plan charges for assaults on officers if duties are not discharged.

London Parkhurst Home Office

Balloon newspaper printed in balloon basket shocks Ohio locality

The Dayton Journal printer George B. McClelland sent a balloon from Dayton near Hamilton Ohio to distribute a special aerial edition. A bullet shot at the balloon near Darrtown did not damage it, and the craft landed near Woods Station after delivery. The event marks the first newspaper delivered from a balloon.

Hamiton, O Sam Trenchting Belne George B. McClelland Dayton Journal of Daston Privier Walt Praia Newayaper

White Slave Traffic Policy Sparks Federal Debates

Washington reports on the Cleveland case and national scope of a white slave traffic ring. Attorney General Larned notes one bureau will act on discoveries, while local police say cooperation varies. Immigration policy shifts loom with deportation and witness issues in the broader crackdown.

Washington Cleveland Annewemary Tuftio Arsist Genet I Mir Larne Tam Ohio Laford Eessetout Turned Kolker Baressa Tlon United States

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