Exonerated Red Widow Trial Shocks Court in Paris
Jean Lefebvre a twenty year old Frenchman confessed from the stand that he and a Pole killed Adolphe Steinheil and Madame Japy for robbery. He claimed Marguerite Steinheil was innocent and described disguises and three bearded men in long robes. The revelation caused a dramatic courtroom scene as Madame Steinheil fainted and judges ordered Lefebvre detained.
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Steinheil
Mme
Jean Fobore
Ty Claint
United Proes
Paria
Adolphe Steinhan
Madame Japy
Jean Lefebvre
Marguerite Steinhell
Lefebvre
Breinhell
Jages
Diay
Streinhof
Ronsin
Ateinweil
Madame Bwinhell
Mme. Steinhell
Madame Steinhelm
Lafebyie
Parly
Madame Marguerite Steinhell
Adolphe — Steinhelt
Madimoe Japy
Can Fusloy
Madame Steinhell
M. Aubin
Woman claws man who ejects husband at theatre
Pranaville Indiana November 4 United Press Wire Fred Henke former pollen chief and likely successor to the local chief after Charles Hellman’s mayoral election suffers wounds from Blanche Broadwell. Henke tried to eject his husband from a theatre. Broadwell scratched him leaving his face battered and clothing torn. Doctors fear blood poisoning from the injuries.
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United Press Wire
Pranaville
Ind
Fred Henke
Charles Hellman
Blanche Broadwell
Heuke
Girl Marries A Bogus Title In Wealthy New York Affair
A young man who claimed the title Vicomte de Pauncensourt married Minanda Durlacher, daughter of a New York manufacturer, then admitted he had no right to the title. The real Vicomte in Paris denied the match. Minanda said her husband would return after avoiding critics, and urged he leave rather than face scandal.
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Real Vicomte Deflone
Marquis de Faunconcourt
Mise
Ada Durlacher
United Prew Wire
New York
Altough
Vicomte
Onone
Ataravis de
Atles
Durlacher
Paris Indictment in Murder Case of Mme Steinhell
After eighteen months of investigation Paris authorities return an indictment charging Mme Murellertte Steinhell with murdering her husband Adolph Steinhesl. The case unfolds from the Bretobell villa killing in May 1908 to claims of police coercion and social intrigue surrounding Mme Steinhell and her aides.
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Paris
Mme
Murellertte Steinhell
Adolph Steinhesl
Mme, Japy
Dowrie
Bretobell
Areneed Prederick Borliagame
Ami
Alain Bor Hashard
Bie
Parte
Lie of Th Capital
Absurd myth label on water power trust sparks debate
Washington reports former Assistant Secretary Ormedy McHarg dismisses claims of a water power trust as a myth. He criticizes Pinchot and other conservationists, links to Roosevelt data, and notes only about ten percent of horsepower is privately controlled. He also references Commissioner Smith and a minor remark from Wicksbury, Minnesota.
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United Prep Wire
Washington
Pinchot
Smith
Roosevelt
Water Power Trust
McHarg
Balth
Ite
McHare
United States
Foollan Box At Walnut Street Theater Spurs Comment
Immelf through iy q. The girl's only comment appears in the fragment, recalling a theater scene at 6 Walnut Street with limited readable detail. No clear names or dates are established in the OCR fragment.
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Walnut Atreet Theater
Immelf
High Life Leads To Nuln New Orleans Lit Nove 4
Henry D. Hurt, once a publican and heavy defender on $40 a week, is charged today by his former employers. The Utinese Contra radio alleges he owes $20,000 on various accounts. Evidence suggests ten years of questionable conduct ending in legal action.
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NULN
New Orleans
Henry D. Hurt
Leon
Plubman
Kia
Utinese
Tragic romance ends in double catastrophe in West Virginia
A Sicilian romance ends tragically when a jilted lover shoots the wife in Brooklyn born Fairdaice in West Virginia. The husband seizes the revolver and kills the rival after the wife wounds him. In a separate item, St Petersburg reports a fire destroying County Tysa Kloviex racing stable with extensive losses.
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United Prean Wire
Bluedeld
W. Va
Nov
Vineycont Fairdoice
Michael Brunida
Sicily
America
Brooklyn
West Virginia
Brunida
St. Petersburg
Tysa- Kloviex
Town forgets about election in Olean mishap
In Mooreshift Indiana a large dry goods box fronted by locals and town leaders bears the note The first Tuesday in November as election day confusion spreads through Olean a town of about 500 in Dearborn County The town board may go without officials as terms expire and no ticket is nominated before election day due to a mix up with a neighboring Indiana town’s polling.
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United Premire
Mooreshift
Ind
Fosters
Olean
Dearborn
Clusens
Truntems
Ile Mee
Indiana
Predict new era in warfare
United Press dispatch from Parla on November 4 reports naval officers predicting a new era in warfare after the French submarine Papin completed a 4,200 mile run from the Atlantic to the North Sea. The voyage, extending over twenty one days, indicates long range sub sinking and navigation progress.
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United Preas
Parla
Aew
Papin
Lal Koehulle
Banquets to Hear Aldrich and Cummins on Tariff and Finance
United Press wires report senators Aldrich and Cummins will address separate banquets in Chicago and Milwaukee. Aldrich, head of the monetary commission, will discuss banking reforms and the coming report on currency. Cummins will speak on tarff policy and defend his stance amid Cannon criticisms. Strong interest centers on their differing views as the tariff debate lingers.
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United Press Wire
Chichen
Navy
Dae Whale Diy
Chileno
Eaphh
United States
Comming
Aldrich
Moriete
Lasiyoe
Fronetary Commission
Mions
Anil
Chareea
Rotunday
Chicago Commercial Club
Monetary Commission
Communion
Con Seal Bank Wiest
Cummins
Marquette Club
Te Mulnet
Cannon
Herwikin
Mammins
Japan Pays Last Honors To Prince Jn
In Tokyo a public holiday marked Prince Jtn's funeral service at Shiba park. A Korean assassin killed him at Harbin on a state death led to a royal ceremonial spectacle. The solemn proceedings reflected the nation’s respect for a royal figure.
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Japan
Prince I
Tokyo
Jtn
Asanisin
Harbin
Atatowman
Shiba Park
Gret
Mob Storms Gaasaway Over Black Robbery and Assault
An angry mob surrounds Gaasaway jail after a Black suspect tied and robbed the Rockhold home, injuring the wife. Police hold two more Black men tied to the crime while crowds threaten to storm the jail and demand accountability.
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United Prom Wire
Elicina
W. Vin
Noy
Gaasaway
Uday
Lewla
Albert Rock- Wold
Pnt
Rockhold
Lowis
Beta
Eneough
Pose
Lewis
Rockholt
White Star liner Adriatic aground near harbor entry
The White Star liner Adriatic, bound with passengers including Orville Wright and Catherine Wright, ran aground off the Amrrow channel hatwhl harbor entrance. Captain Amith wire says she is not in danger and will ride out at high tide unless tugs or proppers can offload the passengers.
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United Pree
New York
Orville Wright
Catherine Wright
Amith
Havrig
Sind
Taft to dine at Bartlett home during Georgia trip
President Taft visits Macon and Bartlett home, eats mint julep from historic recipe, greets Mareer College students, and jokes about campaign help. Senator Macon declines to speak for his reelection. Hardwick proposes a winter presidential home bill amid mixed local reception. General Motors buys Elmore Auto for about 2 million dollars.
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United Prau
Mocon
Taft
Mancon
Saymiunah
Taughevt
Menewit
Barotito
Congress
Bartlett
Ander
Corton
Etaylh
Hartlett
Mareer College
Tetr
Hacen
Mink
Tu Bartlett
Georgia
Henry Claustine
Tati
Agid Aleward
Winich Ajinete
Hardwick
Paldce
Mayor Tom Will Run Again After Defeat
Cleveland, Nov. 1 The defeat of Mayor Tom for reelection sparks talk of a fifth term. Rumors swirl about his future plans after leaving office, including a move to New York City. He insists he will not abandon his original platform and will stay active in politics while maintaining a low profile during the remainder of his term.
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Ry United Press Terre
Mieveland
New York
Johnnes
Congress
Baehrs
Maser
Tom Hie
Dike
Tom
Aimirers
Tom Waa
Beginnings of Liberty Fight in High Profile Appeal
Helen Boyle began her second appeal today as Attorney Stephen G. Potter filed for reversal of a twenty five year sentence for conspiracy in the kidnapping of Aly Whitt from Sharon. The appeal targets Boyle while Jimmie Boyle faces life. arguments set for next May when the Superior Court sits in Alsip.
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United Presa Wire
Pictaitirs
Helen Boyle
Lberty
Stephen G. Potster
Wort
Merver Voudly
Aly Whitt
Sharon
Appewl Med
Jimmie" Boyle
Splkves
Chicago
New York
Johnson
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