Murder mystery grips Allentown as relatives tied
Police probe the Mabel Hechter case in Allentown Pennsylvania where relatives including Thomas Bechtel and Eckstein are questioned. Corinne Behehes and alleged fiancé Eckstein face details of alibi gaps and claims of a planned November wedding before the body’s disposal.
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Allentown
Ehavid Welsenberg
Congrmaman Kupe
Thomas
Bechtl
Alfred Eastdisi
Allentons
Uytir
Mabel H. Hechter
Gase Whith
Corinne Behehes
Hiry Geste
Eckstein
Mies Beehuit
Sra
Bechtel
Ail Om Stondase
Mabel
Martha
Jobo
Charles
Thomas War
Hell
Hechtels
Weisenberger
Eckstet
Iberg
Kickstein
Bechtel Dems
Thernly
Webeenberg
Wiles
Stirg
Hy Bute
Ager
Fouth
Peetary
Hyomel the Latest Cure Claim For Cataract Treatment
Hyomel is marketed as a new cure for cataracts, claiming to deliver a purifying air through the throat and head to oxygenate the eye. Testimonials from cured patients are cited, with a money back guarantee from Gen W. Stansfield, a druggist, who endorses the product and offers refunds if not effective.
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Catarrit
Killibe
Timoniais
Asia
W. Stansfield
Wheat on ground blamed on rail delays and weather
Rush County Representative Hale estimates four million bushels of wheat lie on the ground due to shipment delays and exposure. Grain dealer Schreier protests railcar shortages and demurrage claims, urging action to move wheat to markets before spoilage increases farmer losses.
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Hale
Rush County
Foe
Mr. Hale
SR Sa
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Sajna Hesaya
Missouri Pacific
Denenis
Betausy
Armenians in New York discuss murder of Saxatel Bagous
In New York on October 22 Armenians talk more openly about the London Braufas murder of Saxatel Bagous. They accuse an organized network linked to European exiles and a leader named Josiet Uist Zagouti. Armenian readers fear assassination as Hanicharest leaders weigh the evidence and contemplate further actions.
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New York
Saxatel Bagous
London
Josiet Uist Zagouti
Arwee
Huntcharist
Waring Wee
Sagouni
Omics
Contested Will case tops Emporia court docket
Emporia Kansas district court opens the term with the major civil matter a contested will of John Haran Hated. The will reportedly left about 60 percent of a real estate estate to multiple heirs and the dispute centers on the distribution. Lawyers for the defendants anticipate a hard fought trial.
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Emporia
Kan
Wes
District Court
John Haran
Half & Dozet Lnguress
Borister
Ty Clen- Genin Ag
Wallmes
Hamer
Buck & Spencer
Gardner
Mr Fellows Weds Teresa Senith ex mayor of Brecee
Charles Fellows once mayor of Brecee married Teresa Senith in a quiet Topeka ceremony. The couple plan a future home and Mr Fellows resumes his carpenter trade while maintaining civic ties and business links with railroads and the Kepaas building project.
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Cherles
Fellows
Brecee
Teresa
Espt
Smith
Tota Ptt
Ieee
Berty
Iran
Tore Yi Ister
Elerk
Tor Marr
Alee
Parla
Wate
Council
Beveath End
Charlie "A. Fellows
Topeka
Marie
Egor
Kimetie
Conseil
Anayar
Santa Fe Railway
Ati Ras Dee Ing
Kepaas
Sey Fe Bas
Louis Eget Ai
Boswell Woman Accused in Mail Fraud Case in Columbus
Deputy U S marshal obtained a warrant for Mrs Samuel Boswell of Columbus on charges of using the mails to defraud. Authorities allege she sent letters to E White of California and Senator Haines demanding funds, signing Annie Linn. She admitted sending the letters when confronted by a post office inspector. Mrs Boswell was found at home in nervous distress and will be arraigned once recovered. Her husband is a traveling salesman.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S
Cincinnati
Samuel Bagwell
Roswell
E. White
Calursian
Hatina
Annie Linn
Marishal
Boswell
Boswell Weil
Foewell
Ealesman
Leaves Convention Adjourns New Orleans
The Interstate Mississippi River movement and levee association closed its convention after adopting nine resolutions favoring government supervision of levees and flood control. The session featured Judge Robert S. Taylor opposing government ownership of the project and urging a different approach to waterway management.
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New Orleans
Mississippi River Movement
Lavee Association
Gulf
Chicago Sanitary Canal
Robert S. Taylor
Atchison Bridge in Danger as River Threatens Channel Shift
The Mincouri river poses risk to the current channel near Atchison Kansas on October 29 threatening bridge integrity. The bridge company plans extensive riprap along the Missouri shore this winter to guard against erosion and potential abandonment of the present span.
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Atchison
Atchison, Kan
Mincouri
Missouri
Busy Doctor Misses A Point In A Thinker Patient
A Cincinnati physician, pressed by heavy workload, notes a patient’s insight that supports Grape Nuts as a brain and nerve food. A testimonial claims rising strength and energy after using the product, with a promise of a booklet titled The Road to ... per package.
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Cincinnati
Bratile Creek
Topeka News Snapshots of Local Happenings
A jumbled Topeka scene reports hospital stays, travel plans, and civic chatter. Elisabeth Tharp at Christ hospital. Mayor Parker heads to Chicago. Lynch returns from an Indian trip. Mitles in Topeka. Sheriff Lucas moves Dottie Cornett to a local industrial school. chatter over transit tracks and street lanterns. Local figures like W A Pieres, John Switzer, Arthur Cupper, and Deputy Werden Frank Lemon appear with varied updates. Discussions include court trials, business interests, weather bets, and social clubs, with protests over streetcar routes and franchise changes.
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Biss Elsabeth Tharp
Christ Hospital
Albert Parker
Chicago
F.d. Lynch
C. A. Mitles
Topeka
Bartington
New York
Lucas
Dottie Cornett
Selott
Wesnentayya
Cosmos
A. Pieres
South Africs
Boers
Mexico
John F. Switzer
Auburs
Arthur Cupper
Tepeks
Werden
Frank Lemon
Leavenworth
T. S. Kitting
Denver
Kating
Opera House
Jackson
Second Street
Oakland
Nellis
T. J. Anderson
Otage City
Parker
West Twelfth Street
To- Railway Company
Lowe
Howring
Mason
DeMoss Muriker
W.L. Kellum
Col. Wais
Topeke
Teans&Trust Company
Kansas City
Charles J. Daviin
Storre
Smith
Ulster
Roepatty
Crawford's Opera House
Dowie Claims Political Power In New York
In New York on October 23 Dowie boasted of vast influence, stating he could sway elections with tens of thousands of votes and had secured control in Chicago. He criticized attacks on his church, warned of his reach, and referenced a lawsuit with Luther Pewmon over a child’s education.
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New York
Dowie
Sears
Chicago
Robert M
Weno
J Luther Piermon
Madison Square
Alerik
All Rus
County plans tax system overhaul to curb evasion and improve receipts
County commissioners with County Clerk Newman will probe the tax situation, seek equalization, and replace the city assessor and assistant to reform tax assessing. They cite undervalued properties, uncollected personal taxes, and losses totaling thousands annually, proposing a collector and clearing house system. Ferguson endorsed for vacancy.
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Newman
Neeky
Mocser
The Price of Pleasure and Female Health
The text describes a woman facing fatigue from daily duties and social demands, noting headaches and backaches from overwork. It advertises a tonic claimed to cure female weaknesses, promising relief from ulceration and chronic ailments. The piece attributes the remedy to Dr B V Pierce of Buffalo and urges discreet, proper use.
Bankers hold steady after financial scare in St Louis
St Louis leaders report confidence restored after a market scare. President July S Walsh of the Mississippi Valley Trust says business will proceed normally. Trust officers note offers of help from New York Philadelphia Chicago and other cities were declined as banks have enough cash to cover operations.
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St. Louis
Juiluy S Walsh
Mississippi Valley Trust Company
Associated Press
Tnsat
Thors
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
New Orleans
Kansas City
Boston
Missouri
Millecis
Louis
Fragmentary Telegraph News Items From Various Cities
Brief, garbled telegraphic items report political, military, and public notices across cities such as Pittsburg San Antonio and Manila. Mentions arrests proclamations quarantine actions bond redemptions presidential plans and obituaries with scattered names and dates.
Canners Walk Out Buyers Join Strike at Stock Yards
Chicago reports a packing house walkout with workers joining strike rosters, bringing stock yards manpower to about 7 400 as Packers suspend operations amid tensions. In New York Brooklyn and Manhattan in Brooklyn and Manhattan, swindlers fleece about 1 000 victims via clever check schemes, cashing fake certifications and leaving banks alarmed.
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Chicago
Ner
J Strikine
New York
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Misread OCR Health Claim Promises Cough Relief
Fragmented text describes a medical product claim by Armand Drag Co offering King’s New Discoveries cough remedy. It mentions saving a person from illness and a sale with a cane sugar souvenir included with purchases, set at 513 Kanu ent.
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Mra
Gace
King's
Jung
King's New
Anto
Armand
Drag Co
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