Priest Was All Round Criminal
New York police revealed a crime nest tied to Rev. Hans Schmidt the self confessed killer of Anna Aumuler and Dr Ernesta Muret a dentist by day. Muret faces a technical charge for possessing a pistol under the Sullivan law while detectives found counterfeiting equipment and charred notes in Schmidt and Muret s apartment. A janitress named Miller identified Muret as the man in the flat with Schmidt and Bertha Zach a maid was detained after the arrest.
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New York
Schmidt
Muret
Miller
Bertha Zach
Dental
Ces
Candidates to be nominated in New York primaries
New York Sept 16 candidates for state assembly eleven supreme court posts and county and municipal offices will be nominated in primaries across the state. Six parties appear on ballots Democrats regular Progressives Socialists Prohibitionists Independent League.
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New York
State Assembly
Supreme Court
New York State
Democrats
Rereg
Independent League
Alberta bans pool halls for Indians to push work
Edmonton officials outlaw entry of any Indian into pool or billiard rooms and bowling alleys in the province. Proprietors failing to enforce face action from pool-room license inspector Alexander Wilson. A Cree man in Edmonton calls it perhaps for the best but notes it spoils fun for younger men.
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Edmonton
Alta
Alberta
Sai Alexander Wilson
Veterans Clash in 100 Yard Race in Chattanooga
In Chattanooga Tennessee on September 16 Colonel K T Smith 69 of the Detroit Union veterans accepts a foot race challenge from Private M Wolf 80 of the local Confederate veterans. The 100 yard race will be run Thursday with Smith also slated to race three miles against three other Union veterans including W Howe 70 of Port Huron Michigan Colonel G Bar 68 of Pittsburgh and William A Heinschon 60 of Cleveland.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
K. T. Smith
Detroit
M. Wolf
Smith
W. Howe
Port Huron
Mich
G. Bar
Pittsburg
William A. Heinschon
Cleveland
Unrest Leaves Dublin Over Ten Thousand Idle
Dublin reports more than 10,000 workers spare as labor depends on striking colleagues. The vast idle force reflects widespread disruption from the strike.
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Dublin
Workman Recovers World’s Most Valuable Necklace
A workman found the partially missing fortune of a rare pearl necklace worth $660,000 on a London sidewalk. Police identified it as part of the Paris to London shipment, with two Australians and three Englishmen linked to the crime. A $50,000 reward likely goes to the man who turned it in. Rumor links the necklace to Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt.
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Workman
London
Paris
W. K. Vanderbilt
Irish Unionists Have Big Army
Sir Edward Carson arrived in Belfast to inspect Ulster volunteers aiding a provisional government tied to Home Rule. The Ulster army, reportedly well organized, stands near 100000 men with plans to double after full recruitment. Ulster Unionist council meetings will finalize arrangements, while a general conference on Home Rule appears unlikely.
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Belfast
Ireland
Edward Carson
Ulster
Ulster Army
Ulster Unionist Council
Wilson administration bill advances as tariff dispute nears settlement
President Wilson returns to find the Democratic majority firm in the house behind the administration bill with tariff differences between the senate and house nearing resolution. The Mexican situation tops the agenda with talk of a congratulatory message to Mexico City on its independence anniversary and the proper addressee debated.
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Washington
Wilson
Cornish
House
Senate
Mexico City
Mexicans Celebrate Independence Day in Mexico City
A large crowd marked Mexico's Independence Day in Mexico City with no forenoon disorders reported. Authorities noted a festive atmosphere as people gathered to observe the national holiday.
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Mexico City
Tobacco success shown in Kootenai county
Spirit Lake reports W. H. Owens of Post Falls proves tobacco can be grown in Kootenai county. Owens, the first to attempt the crop here, won last year’s county fair prize and plans a larger display this year with increased acreage in 1914.
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Spirit Lake
Kootenai County
W. H. Owens
Post Falls
Whitney Not Taken That Way In Idaho Bandit Capture
Reported confusion over a man seized in Salt Lake City believed to be Hugh Whitney the outlaw who killed conductor William Kidd two years ago. Several sheriffs now doubt the arrest was Whitney and one Idaho sheriff suspects Whitney is in the Idaho penitentiary.
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Idaho
Salt Lake
Joseph Gabriel
Hugh Whitney
William Kidd
Whitney
Thedaho Penitentiary
Gabriel
Continental Bar
First South
West Temple Streets
Richard Beynon
Salt Lake City
San Antonio
Texas
Kate Gabriel
Fort Worth
San Francisco
Advertising Is The Strong Arm Of Business
An old ad text argues advertising protects buyers from fraud by ensuring goods match their appearance. It claims newspapers maximize reach and urges readers to study advertisements to save time and money, asserting Best Goods Are Best Advertised.
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The
United States
Uncle Sam
Dutch Women Near Parliamentary Franchise
In The Hague on September 16, the new Dutch cabinet signaled granting votes to women. A bill to remove constitutional obstacles and extend parliamentary franchise to female subjects at a certain age is to be introduced, with details to be decided later.
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The
Hague
Holland
Thrand
Grand jury returns true bill in Bereup case evidences
The grand jury reports a true bill against Ulysses G. Berenparg for first degree murder. Gabriel, held on an open charge, may not be the wanted outlaw, with witnesses noting differences in height and origin. District court hearings include citizenship actions and a divorce case, while liquor-law cases are dismissed on technical grounds or insufficient evidence.
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District Court
Budge
Ulysses G. Berenparg
Pius
McFadden
C. D. Smith
Charl "Seas
E. R. Pointer
Roscoe Rich
Henry Jackson
Gold and silver production in 1912 declines and rises
Government figures show United States gold production for 1912 at 93.451 million dollars, down 3.499 million dollars from 1911 and the lowest since 1907. Silver output reached 39.198 million dollars, up 3.367 million dollars, with Utah posting the biggest gains.
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Washington
United States
Utah
September Wheat Closes at 88 1/2 Cents in Chicago
Chicago market report notes September wheat finished at 88 1/2 cents a bushel on September 16, marking a firm close for the session. Local traders watched price movements as supply concerns and seasonal demand influenced activity.
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Chicago
Thaw Arrives in Littleton for Habeas Corpus Arraignment
Harry K. Thaw, held jointly by U S marshal and Coos county sheriff, arrives in Littleton New Hampshire for arraignment in U S district court on a writ of habeas corpus. The hearing is postponed with no date set, Thaw’s lawyers arguing extradition delays and regularity of the writ.
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Littleton
N. H
Harry K. Thaw
United States
Coos County
United States District Court
Thaw
Jerome
New York
Moses H. Grosman
I. J. Vorhaus
Stone
Pennsylvania
Merrill Hurtleff
Colebrooke
Shurtleff
Senator Brady Delayed En Route Home Delays Expected
Senator James H. Brady and his wife were delayed en route from Washington. They wired that they will arrive tomorrow morning and will stay several days before continuing west.
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Washington
James H. Brady
Slap Sparks Duel in German Court of Honor
Berlin reports Professor Heinrich Maass, court painter and social figure, fatally shot Court Chamberlain Von Westernhagen after a court of honor panel failed to resolve long standing enmities. A slap in the face prompted the vengeful act at the dignified court bar.
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Berlin
Heinrich Maass
von Westernhagen
Court of Honor
Pennsylvania Holds Primary for State Court Bench Nominations
Philadelphia reports that primary elections took place across Pennsylvania to nominate candidates for two seats on the state court bench. Voters also began selections for officials at county and municipal levels.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
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