Woman Declares Alibi In Gunness Case On Train
On a New York Central train in Syracuse May 9 a woman arrested as Mrs Gunness proved her identity as Cara Bette Herlegen of Franklin Pa widow of Sethaers Chemical’s former VP. She claimed to be visiting a sister with her mother and demanded police handle a suitcase containing maple sugar with care.
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Womw
New York Central
Gunness
Cara Bette Her
Franklin
Sethaers Chemical Compomy
Nerren
Franklin, PI
Murder suspect Mrs Gunness alive claims and autopsy notes cast doubt
In Laporte Indiana detectives report fragments from the Gunness murder case with claims of hair found in a hand and evidence of a bribe for Harry Richter a dealer in building materials. The coroner concludes the headless body in the morgue is not Mrs Gunness triggering nationwide sensation. Authorities uncover a blood covered ax letters and a trunk at Wheatbrook farm with Mrs Gunness letters and jewelry while probing 25 more possible victims and the fate of three missing farmhands.
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Laporte
Ind
Andrew Hesselein
Burstal
Harry W. Richter
Ray Lanmphere
Gunness
John Wheatbrook
Worsley Mohan
Prook
Ted Wrongitt
Venus
Gunness V
Sheriff Smit
Weather synopsis across Indiana and Ohio region
The Weather Prophet reports Partly cloudy conditions in Indiana with a slow temperature rise and fresh northwest winds. For Ohio expect gradually increasing temperatures with Sunday fair and warmer weather and fresh west to northwest winds.
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Indiana
Ohio
Prohibition Appeal Moves Through Congress Led by Governor Hanly
A May Washington report notes Governor Hanly of Indiana and Governor Jhoeh of Kansas leading a delegation on capital measures. The piece discusses attempts to form a constitutional interpretation of prohibition enforcement amid state and federal friction, with bishops urging action and a judiciary committee report favoring a bill to be sent to the Senate for consideration.
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Methodist Church
General Conference
Batis
Cannon
Jared Boon
Pendine
Hany
Indiana
Jhoeh
Kansas
Chas
Polock
Fargo
X. di Dro AL H Leonhard
House Judiciary Contiitee
Tisal
Sue Prencomirte
United States
Savazely
Cane
Evans bids a noisy farewell to naval careers
In San Francisco on May 2, Rear Admiral Evans announced his retirement next May 15 and will return to Washington awaiting retirement. The combined Atlantic and Pacific fleets, over 40,000 tons, were reviewed in the harbor by Secretary of the Navy Daniels, with Evans departing for Washington aboard the Constitution. The ceremony featured the Minnesota leading the Atlantic squadron as ships paraded and the fleet remained anchored off Oakland shore as excised by the reviewing party. Evans relinquished command while remaining aboard the Constitution, marking the end of his active service and delaying a formal farewell until orders are issued.
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Pacific
Monail
Evans
Ian
Washington
Yorktown
Oakland Shore
Atlaantic
Minnesota
Atlante
Chas. M. Thomas
Thas
Adai Evans
Washinston
Richmond to gain fire danger protection under new ordinance
City plans reform of building safety rules after outdated law fails to cover modern hazards. Fire chief expected to inspect structures and report unsafe buildings to the board of public works for action. Council seeks enforcement to reduce risk and beautify the urban area amid recent fire disasters.
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Mt Connei
Juiblie
Council
Board of Public Works
Tisely
Wayne
Collinwood
Local political figures renew acquaintances after campaign feud
A man met locally today while renewing acquaintances with politicians and attorneys. He had previously opposed James Watron in the Sixth District and the two engaged in a harsh campaign marked by personal disfavor.
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Ely
Iocal
Fae
McAkee
James Watron
Chicago Strike Closes Transit Posts and Rail Lines
A strike by three hundred transit workers including meetormen switchmen and others from the Ulants Tanseel Leompany halted postal and transport operations today. Disputes over pay and work conditions triggered the stoppage affecting city routes and delivery services.
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Chicago
Broun Prater
Wright brothers near eight mile sea flight prove aeroplane potential
Eight miles offshore and back near Nag's Head the Wright brothers Orville and Wilbur demonstrated an aeroplane's control and ease of sailing under varying wind and sea conditions. They claimed to have solved aerial navigation and planned further test flights toward Cape Henry. County commissioners reviewed road overseer reports and approved several claims.
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Wayne County
Girville
Wilbur Wright
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Kill-Devil Hill
North Carlina
Cape Henry
Wright Brothers
Tolas
Sumdas
Nag
Orville Wright
Republican Senators Challenge Presidents Power Over Usurpation Claims
Republican leaders react to a typed letter from the President to Senator Stewart of Vermont. They deem the tone as scorching and discuss possible formal censure, while underscoring concerns over executive overreach in Brownsville and Colonel William F. Stewart’s exile. The dispute centers on constitutional authority and congressional limits, with frustration voiced by wary Republican senators.
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Congress
Stewart
Vertonnt
Peter
Luke
Roosevelt
Brownsville
Texas
Wm. F. Stewart
Coast Artillery
Rayner
Maryland
Warner
Senator Foraker
Foraker
Cincinnati Times- Star
Charles P. Taft
Senator Smith
Michigan
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Paraker
Smith
White House
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Senator Stewart
William F. Stewart
Ft. Grant, Ariz
Colonel Stewart
United States
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