Last westbound Th. & O. passenger train halted by washouts
The final westbound Th. & O. passenger train near Willow Valley was stopped by a three foot washout after applying emergency brakes. Five additional washouts were found ahead, with 40 feet total across. Engineer Selinger steadied the train with electric headlight aid, delaying arrival by about six hours.
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Seelinzep
Mipebverin
Selinger
Wheatland
Vincennés
Courtmartial Kohlemainen in Brooklyn for disobedience
New York June 22 Hannis Kohlemainen long distance runner who represented at the 1912 Olympic games decided not to respond to a national guard regimen assigned by the Fourteenth Brooklyn Mexican duty. His brother William says he was induced to join under the pretense that only athletic duties would be required. Capt W R Jackson announced Kohlemainen would be court-martialed for disobedience of orders after he reported for service.
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Hannis Kal
Hannis Kohjemainen
Bag
Brooklyn
Koblemainen
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W. R. Jackson
Kohlemainen
Margart Mason Describes Fashionable Petticoats and Trends
Margart Mason offers fashion hints on petticoats, nets, and ribbons with vivid descriptions of pink and yellow blooms, lavender hues, fringe edges, and silk embellishments. She notes sheer lines, barrel skirts, and the rise of light yet elaborate ensembles where petticoats pair with daring suspender pants, all amid vivid color and ornate detailing.
Embezzler in Almshouse Charged in Tennessee Case
C Fleece of Tennessee, found in Virginia, arrested in the almshouse here and returned to Tennessee to answer a charge of converting 3341 dollars belonging to orphans to his own use. He had been at the arlington for several months. Fleece, a former state official in Memphis, was guardian of Eugene, Mary and Arthur Beechey.
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Montphiz
Venn
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Chadosion
Memphis
Eugene
Mary
Arthur Beechey
William Hove Calls on Roosevelt in Indiana
Indianapolis dispatch reports William Hove endorses Roosevelt and attacks Hughes and Fairbanks. It argues Indiana progressives won’t back the Republican ticket and cites the St Louis platform as closer to progressive ideals. The piece notes many independents may favor the Democratic national and state tickets.
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Progressive Organizatigny
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Fairbanks
Hughes-Pairluinks
Hughes
Indiana
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Frank Hitchcock
Keltoxetter
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FEARS CHARGES ENDS LIFE IN HUNTSVILLE
Huntsville Alabama 22. H. Pleasants an attorney of good standing shot and killed himself in his office leaving a note that the act was caused by suspected involvement in the murder of Judge W T Lawler. Acting Solicitor Tate said there was never any suspicion Pleasants was connected with the crime. State troops guarded the city after Lawler's body was found in the Tennessee River Saturday.
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W. T. Lawler
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