Marble and Healy Return to Plot Lorimer Inquiry
Senate Lorimer investigation counsel John Marble leaves for Chicago to gather new evidence and meet Illinois politicians while John J. Healy may join later. They aim to map plans in Washington before the July 13 public hearing as other committee members tour New England and the Midwest on July Fourth.
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Mr. Marble
Mr. Healy
Washington
Johnn. Marble
Lorimer
Senate
Chicago
Marble
Blackstone
Lorime
Mllinois
Interstate Commerce Commission
Altesed Corruption Fund
John J. Healy
Massachusetts
Dillingham
Vermont
Kenyon
Iowa
Cherry fund report details Cherry mine relief funds
LaSalle Ill July 5 The Cherry mine relief commission presents its annual distribution report Judge L Y Sherman chairs the panel During the year 81 final payments were issued ranging from 125 to 1495 Sixty two pensioner families remain Of the funds 100000 came from the Illinois legislature and 181538 from private subscriptions To date 51000 has been spent for beneficiaries leaving 200000 for pensions
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LaSalle
Ill
Cherry Mine Relief Commission
L. Y. Sherman
Illinois
Newspaper Man Slugged in Gary After Jail Return
In Gary Indiana July 5 Diamond Bill Frazier fresh from Crown Point jail after perjury arrest in Valparaiso attacked Alfred Jones a newspaper man who fled to the police squad room. Emmet White safety commissioner witnessed the assault from near the city vet.
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Gary
Ind
Crown Point
Valparaiso
Diamond Bill Frazier
Bend
Thomas E. Knotts
Alfred Jones
Emmet White
Frevier
Antiques Thief Strikes Philadelphia Burglary Exposes Loot
A large antiques theft in Philadelphia's Fifth district reveals $50,000 in valuables taken from Francis Brewster's home at 214 South Seventh Street while the family vacationed in Bar Harbor. Police have recovered a significant portion of the loot. A second brief item reports ten year old Frank Pruitt drowning while swimming in Centralia Illinois.
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Philadelphia
Francis
Brewster
South Seventh Street
Bar Harbor
Centralia Bay Crowns
Centralia
Frank Pruitt
Lucien Pruitt
Fifty Years Ago Today July 4 Fires and Salutes
An item notes vessels and warehouses burned in a blaze causing major losses near Rost Boston and a $500000 claim amid Independence Day celebrations. It also recalls a national salute in New York City. Also mentions Portland Maine celebrating its corporation centennial.
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Boston
Veterans of
New York City
Grandstand Collapse at Reading Ball Park
A collapsed Reading ball park grandstand injures two and may kill. the top floor spectators escaped by jumping. The fall crushes those seated beneath as Reading and Lancaster teams and security staff rushed to help. Investigators find decayed supports in the stand.
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Reading
Lancaster
Missing Adams Express Messenger Believed Trapped in Chicago
Bronson Walker twenty four a missing Adams Express messenger is suspected to be in Chicago with detectives pursuing him. Authorities expect charges of forgery grand larceny and theft. He allegedly collected more than five thousand dollars on COD shipments and an additional bank entrusted funds. A forged railway receipt is suspected.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Bronson Walker
Adams Express
Chicago
Adame Express Company
First National Bank
Cincinnati
Weather Forecast Summary for Indiana Wisconsin
Indiana fair today and tomorrow with possible thunderstorms and southerly winds turning westerly. Wisconsin predicts local thunderstorms showers today and tomorrow with light to moderate winds shifting from south to west.
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Indiana
Wisconsin
Mrs Shonts Denies Divorce Plans In Paris Statement
In Paris Mrs. Shonts told a reporter no divorce suit has been filed nor contemplated. She plans to travel to New York in about two weeks with the Duchess de Chaulney and the young duke to stay at the Plaza. Her husband Theodore P. Shonts reportedly objected to family business arrangements and objects to further residences.
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New York
Paris
wMren
Theodore P. Shonts
Shonts
Monodiet Guidance for Fasting Alternatives
Diet and health hints describe protracted fasting for older adults with obesity and no heart weakness, favoring a monodiet using buttermilk and gradual changes. Start with a pint twice daily, replace midday meal with oats and light foods, then adjust weekly to reduce meals and increase buttermilk, consuming slowly for fullness.
Man Aids Amanda Thinas in New York Career Revival
Mr Shotts assists Amanda Thinas, formerly Jean Gosetta Richmond, in rebuilding her career in New York after reports of past tortures. He notes successful ventures on the stock exchange and outlines new steps forward.
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Shotts
Fitnell
Amanda ¢Thinas
New York
Jean Gosetta Richmond
Tey
Rich Exchange
Jewish Rabbis Seek Ban on Racist Caricatures in Shakespeare
The central conference of Jewish Rabbis urged barring caricaturing race from stage and textbooks, recommending elimination of Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice as a text book due to perceived ridicule of Jews. New Mexico and Arizona constitutions were discussed for removal of offensive hymns, with a plan for a new hymn book for county synagogues. Committee chair Henry Meyer reported plans nearly completed.
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New Mexico
Arizona
St. Paul
Minn
Central Conference of Jewish Rabbis
Et Waal
Algy Geeur
Hha Henry Meye F
Kumeaig City
Runaway Accident Claims Life in Peoria
A 52 year old man, a liquor dealer, died after a runaway incident in Peoria. Authorities report the morning accident involved a vehicle collision and the victim sustained fatal injuries. Further details remain scarce as investigators continue.
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Peoria
Wutuhaway
Crile Te Sey Vik Pens Flefegiod At Vitlelead Covers
Unclear OCR text mentions Crile and Vik Pens amid garbled phrases. No distinct events, dates, or clear entities.Unable to extract a coherent news item from the fragment provided.
BALKS AT THE ALTAR Lady Constance Foljambe’s Wedding Sparked Rumors
London reports a July church gathering for the wedding of Lady Constance Foljambe, sister to the Earl of Liverpool, who failed to appear. A later note from her brother suggested she had indeed changed her mind, with confusion over the ceremony and a late message indicating a planned noon marriage in London.
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Constance Foljambe
London
Earl of Liverpool
W. Ko Hawkins
Cotetatee
Eart
Liverpool
Constance
Felis
Marsano
Whitmeh
Convict Shot Deputy Sheriff and Threatened Victims
A Chester County convict named Geer fatally shot a deputy sheriff and threatened Arthas Maven and Mloe Seati. He was captured after being cornered by officers at Tanner where Geer claimed remorse for prior shooting and for harming Mayden, and said he would kill Miss Scott if possible.
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Acan
Chester
Jame
Fats N
Sherif
Arthas Maven
Diainaver
Mloe Seati
J. M
John Moore
Wolf
Geer
Tanner
Mayden
Miss Scott
Taft's Indiana visit ends with strong reciprocity stance
President Taft spent a scorching day in Indianapolis meeting crowds at the Marion club reception and track events. He addressed a large gathering, defended tariff policy, criticized Canadian reciprocity, and stressed that duties should equalize conditions while praising union labor.
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Indianapoli
Taft Baw
Washington
Orman Zi
Heeond Molor
Marion Republican
Mr. Taft
Hoosier
Harry D. Potender
Mra
Tutewller
Mra. Tutewller
Alurion Club
Major Butt
Taft
Hien
Njoy
Compcumon
Harrison Home Ordered Sold in Indiana Partition Suit
Indianapolis July report states that the North Delaware street home of ex-President Benjamin Jarrison has been ordered sold. The decree comes in Judge Collier's superior court partition suit filed by Russell B. Morrison against Jarrison's other children.
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F. E. Brewster
Portland
John H. Marble
Granusitans
Gollapse
Seek Express Messenger
King George's Royal
American Press Association
Sucre
Merchant OF Venice
Tu Ce
Khaw & Wrlanger
Washineto
Raliwiy
Jay
Los Angeles
Sonee Co
Wie
Indianapolis
Mallern
Marion Club
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