Trapped bandits battle guards in Miller Station cave
Chicago detectives pursue two fugitives Gustav Marx and an accomplice after a siege in a cave near Miller Station Indiana. Shots wound two officers, one seriously, as a dozen detectives and a Baltimore Ohio train convoy close in. The exchange lasts hours with over a hundred shots into the dugout, police order shoot to kill, and reinforcements rush to the scene.
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Sheehan
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Gustav Marx
Chicago
Telemrum
Saylive
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Ehtet
Schuster
Miller Malian
Shechao
Western Union
Biller
Indiana
Chrif O'Neil
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O'Neil
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Schut-ter
John F. Shertan
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Pine
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Miller Station
Baltimore & Ohio
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Driscoll
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Achandvaninge
Arens
Pensaylvania
Coal Shipments Hit by Utah Strike Activity
May ship in coal reports from Scofield and Sunnyside Utah show the coal strike largely unchanged with no union-mined activity. Castle Gate remains shut and coke ovens produce almost nothing while smelters, receiving limited outside supplies, rely on reserves. Utah Consolidated and the Wyoming coal plan to import eastern coal if the strike persists and smelting fires are banked, threatening statewide operations.
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Scofield
Sunnyside
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Castle Gate
Liter Company
Stata
Merrick Appointed to Illinois Life Office in Topeka Ties
Wallace B. Merrick has been named to head the Illinois Life Insurance district with an office in Kansas. The Lawrence man, noted for a strong business record, has already appointed several agents to represent Illinois Life across the district.
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Milnois Fare Iinsurance Company
Wallace B. Merrick
Kansas
Aiready
Illinois
Hhe
Merrick
Topeka
Elte
State Street School Entertains In New Building
Pupils and teachers of State Street school hosted a reception for patrons in the new building evening program led by Rev. T. D. with remarks on the occasion titled Thankesty. About 000 people attended as men and women joined in the event and the new walking finish was praised.
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Sardou's Long Boat Ride From Abilene Topeka
Freeont Sardou completed a three week and two day boat trip from Abilene to Topeka aboard a craft he built in Abilene. He traveled alone, planned for hunting and fishing, and made several stops. He describes comfort with stove and tent and notes flood damage along the river with new water channels near Ogden in Riley County.
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Abilene
Topeka
Freeont Sarfou
Mr. Sardou
Mr. Serdou
Oakland residents object to plant move by river
People near Kansas River east of town and Oakland object to moving the desiccating plant to the south side of the river. They fear health danger and may urge county commissioners to declare the move a nuisance and order the plant kept on the north side.
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Kansas River
Oakland
D. D. Walker Seeks Successor for Justice Pollock
Atchison resident GD Walker, famed as a notable figure, states he desires the succession to Justice Pollock. A meeting of directors from the Topek, Eckrigge and Council Grove in the interurban railroad company has been convened for this evening at the Commercial Club.
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Walker
Atchison
Topeks, Eckrigge
Council Grove
Terurban Rieliroad
Morche
North Topeka notes and local visits amid Thanksgiving week
Thursday in Kansas City and visits across North Topeka mark a busy Thanksgiving period. Local residents Mrs Schemerhorn Hoyt Mrs Palmer Kansas City and unions attend events while fires at Arnold Drug cause minor damage.
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Kimball Printing Company
North
Kansas Avenue
Jerry Springstead
Kansas City
Schemerhorn
Hoyt
P. J. Graber
San Bernardino
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Visi
William Rice
Bryan
Sprinefield
M. E. Bryan
Tom Joseph
Central Avenue Christian Church
Evangelist Overman
North Topeka Lodge No. 1St D
FM. Latham
Winchester
Monroe Street
Ottumwa
Eed B. Conner
Shewnes
Oxia
William Ryan
jNen
Quincy Faithers
Multiple World Telegram Snippets Preserve Broad 1900s Dispatches
Brief items from Saint Petersburg to Cape Town and Lima report royal illness, possible surgery, travel caution, non Catholic marriage law in Peru, a Cairo earthquake, Santiago drainage plans, a Detroit wreck fatality, and political shifts linking Home Rule with Democrats. Also notes King Boward’s horse entry refusal and a Kansas City return train fare offer.
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