Tragic Death Reported Of Miss Wray In Chicago
Miss Mich ale Me Wray aged about twenty, involved in a suicide at the Palmer House Chicago after writing a farewell message and stating she wrecked many lives. A trunk of clothing and jewelry was left, and A N Obl er of the American Express Company had known her years and reported her intent. Police in Davenport and Rock Island investigated the case with the trunk later opened for inventory.
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Palmer
Chicago
Sa Ae Wray
Slius Wray
Leesville
Lawrences
American Express Company
Postih Pre
Miss Wray
A. N. Obler
Moline
Mls
Obler
Davenport
Ill
Risa Wray
George Wray
Lincoln
Neb
Leesburg
Ind
George
Wray
California
Lash
Ottumwa
Lews
Solvency Crisis Hits Olnney Building and Loan Association
The state examiners report a deficit of 30 708 47 proving the association insolvent. Stockholders meet May 1 to decide whether to seal paid up stock to form a solvent fund or appoint a receiver. About 75 percent of stock may be sacrificed to cover the shortfall. former secretary C S Mace faced suicide amid the audit. The board hopes to recover around 15 000 from bondholders as investigations reveal stock issuance without proper recording. A Citizens Band fundraiser dances at Peoples theater on Tuesday May 22 to raise money for waif relief.
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Olnney Building Add Loan Association
Jdefiai Bainc
C.S. Mace
Charles Mace
Sasoclaon
Ae Ton
New Citizens
Peoples Theater
Inesdky
Fragmented Rural Notice Mentions Wrecks and Trials
A garbled fragment from a rural notice references a train wreck near Eads and a county election dispute. It mentions individuals such as John Wytema of Elnora and local officials, plus scattered notes about wages, muster days, public schools, and a county sale.
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John Wytema
Elnora
Eads
City Council Deliberates Sanitation and Health Measures
The council discussed enforcement of garbage and sanitary regulations, sewer blockages on Van Trees and East Ten-and-one-half Streets, and a plan to flush drains. A motion ordered the marshal and police to publicize health recommendations, with notes on weed notices, property cleanups, and proposed citywide sanitation overhaul.
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Funtil Kent
Meredith Move Hix and
Meridine
W.¢. Wiiteford
Somat
Board of Health
John W
Diag Zsbend
Eher
Mercdian
MeGeebée
Christ Call
John W.mccarty
Jacob Zinkan
Jepson
Sng
Clements
E. Blevent
State Board of Health
Bos
Morsig
Williams
Canihier
Alexander McSall Dies in Bogard Township Home
Alexander McSall, a farmer from Bogard Township, died Tuesday evening at his home. He was about sixty years old, a Democrat, and well known locally. Funeral services were held Thursday at New Bethel Church at 2:30 PM.
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Alexander [McCall
Bogard Township
Metsil Waa
Headore McCall
John Metheny
New’ Bethe
Democrats Win City Council After Tight Election
The article reports the Tuesday city elections with Democrats winning four of seven council seats. Capt Lemmon and Dr Winton were the only Republicans elected, while Hoffmann and Miles Jones secured notable margins amid a sharply divided council lineup and ongoing political tension.
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Democrats
M. Lemmon
Miles’ Jones
Hoffmann
Nootin
Bolin
Ed Piercé
Wes Standiford
Vincennes
Ing
Crnta
Enda Ward
J. Ss. ‘Pritchett
Lhird
Patrick Ryan
Henry Bushing
Bedfor
Coubellenan
Oler
Cix
New Albania
Tion
Huntingburg - Ith
Agi Vernon
Demo
Princeton
School Enumeration Shows Population Decline in Daviess County
Superintendent Wallace reports a net loss of about 420 residents over two years. Enumberation tallies indicate many families moved northward to work on railroad expansion, reducing local schools by roughly a hundred.
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Wi Wallace
Daviess
Workers Strike Near Here Over Wages On B and O Line
A group of about sixty men employed on the B and O improvements five miles east of here walked out Tuesday afternoon. They head for Indianapolis bound locations to protest wage demands. They seek 1.50 per day while current pay is about 1.10 to 1.25. Local officials consider the strike likely to be presided over by Congressman Robert W. Miers of Bloomingdale, suggested for the Democratic State convention in Indianapolis June 6.
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Wixty
Here
Ak O. S
W Land
Robert W. Miers
Bloomin
Indianapolis
Miera
Illegal Voting Case Report From Early County Jail
A confusing dispatch reports Wade Hardin placed in jail this afternoon amid accusations of illegal voting. The piece mentions W F Hoffmann and Frank Zinkais as involved parties in a broader purported conspiracy with references to a congressional figure and alleged voter manipulation.
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Dally
William
Hardin
Candy
Ad. Iit
Jin
W.F. Hoffmann
Offmann
Frank Zinkais
T & Me
Indiana State News on UH and Bows Hoosierdom
Fragmented report outlines legal and civic matters in Indiana with references to Kokomo and state actions. The text mentions a decree, court actions, and a comparison of price disputes to a marriage, reflecting unsettled topics and legal questions.
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Indiana State
Kokomo
Sthe nge Warning in Carrell County
In the vicinity a warning was issued about fires and safety concerns. The notice names residents including George Weight and cites a specific time for potential danger. Authorities urge caution and compliance with the advisory to prevent harm.
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Carrell Cou
Fredpeh
R Ted Over
George Weight
Dia
B. c
Robbed man killed after fall from bridge into Wabash River
A man was robbed near the railway bridge and then thrown into the Wabash River in Indiana. He reportedly fell about 35 feet and drowned. bystanders summoned help, and an ambulance was called. Police were notified, and legal steps were discussed with an attorney in Indianapolis.
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Lorampes
Ind
Lyneh
Wis
Lynch
Ash
Unclear OCR fragment reports cases and contagion notes
The readable text references a disperse set of notes about cases, contagion, and an unidentified middle aged person. It mentions a reinstated college, teachers dissatisfaction, and a companion who disappeared. Details remain fragmented and uncertain.
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