Night prowlers keep the policemen busy
Thieves worked across the city Thursday night attempting several break ins including back door entries at Charles Kigwent barber shop and attempts at homes on Herron and Cant streets. Police increased patrols after witnessing suspicious activity and night hours crackdown continues as city officials warn of late night street intrusion. Local reports note women calling police after disturbances and a large payroll payout upcoming for mine workers, underscoring varied city concerns.
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Ian
Bet Barthing
Delock
Charles Kigwent
Mr Ragsdale
Walter Ragsdale
Delice Station
James V. Dant
West End
Mra Dant
Prochers
Charles Qant
Herron Street
Cant Arama
Catmayi
Ciry
Almose
Arrest in Woodill mystery linked to Los Angeles dealer
Police pursue a lead in the Woodill mystery involving a Los Angeles auto dealer. An associate is arrested while investigators seek a missing person last seen alive with a person named Joserri.
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Woodill
Los Angeles
Joserri
Woman Murder Suspect Arrested After Cottage Fire
Reports say Mrs Faith Mayoodhint of Los Angeles was killed by John T. Roberts and buried in a bungalow on his property. The victim’s body showed skull damage and burns. evidence included a half dozen bricks in Back Creek and a blue shot garment. Roberts and Mrs Woodill were seen together. investigators sought motive as fear and deception surrounded the case. Dental identification confirmed Mrs Woodill’s identity. Roberts’s link deepened as the investigation narrowed the suspect list.
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St. Michaels
Maryland
John T. Roberty
Oman
Faith Mayoodhint
Gilbert “Avredit
Los Angeles
Gal
Morston
Neighbo
Back Creek
Woodt
Woodill
Birney
Roberts
Wandal
Hellman
Underwear for Boys Selections and Features
An early catalog style notice describes Boyan Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers for boys aged six to sixteen. It highlights elastic knit fabric, high cool shirts with French necks, trim figures with silk and pearl buttons, and drawers with reinforced seats and fronts. Various lengths and sizes offered as seasonally popular items, previously valued at 39 cents.
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Boyan
Balbriggan and Por Sekai Union Bults Knitwear Styles
The item list describes elastic knit fabrics with long sleeves and ankle to knee lengths. Garments feature full button fronts with pearly buttons in a casual athletic and knee length range.
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Boye
Abser
Ethyen Hair Bows in Pure Silk Ribbon Attachments
A sale note describes hair bows made from high quality pure silk with Ethyen tasteser attachment, designed to stay secure and last twice as long as ordinary ribbon. Available in black white and gold colors.
Uhl Pottery to Move Plant From Petersburg to Huntingburg
Petersburg Ind June 23 The Uhl Pottery Company will move its plant from Petersburg to Huntingburg where it has long operated fir day to several years and plans to employ about forty men.
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Petersburg
Ind
Uhl Pottery Company
Huntingburg
Wren
Strike Situation at Evansville as Governor Urges Restraint
Evansville mayor convenes with union leaders while Governor Mure speaks to striking Carmen Thursday urging personal grievances be set aside for the town. A prominent socialist later delivers an inflammatory address urging continued action. Governor cautions against compelled arbitration but asks workers to weigh friends' interests. Situation unchanged.
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Evanaville
Wnion
Mureshall
Carmen
Arely
Biggest Crowd Yet At Cosmopolitan Carnival Thursday Night
The article reports the largest audience of the week gathered Thursday night for Cosmopolitan shows. Attractions included the Burchfield jungle show in its first Thursday performance, plus a pony and dog act opposite the library. Carnival closes at midnight Saturday and moves to Bedford commons next week.
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Bedford
Gasoline Explosion Burns Young Man in Accidental Fire
A broken gas line engine repair led to a gasoline explosion injuring a young man named Frank Vonderschmidt. The blast burned the right side of his head and narrowly avoided more serious injuries to his eyes. Local venues show strong programs at the Airdown and nickelodeons this week.
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Tig Fish Frank Vonderschmidt
Pine display and carnival umbrellas on sale
Jepson News announces a carnival week with Pine dewelty and Art Wares in windows for visitors. Shoppers can inspect stock and buy for themselves or gifts while rain is forecast. A large stock of umbrellas is advertised, priced at 9 81.00, with some items worth 5 5.00.
Twisters and storm lash rural Nebraska and city
A severe storm swept Norton county and southern Nebraska yesterday with a half-wipe cyclone, heavy hail, and widespread damage. Telephones failed, rural mail carriers reported destruction, and a lime salvage missing. A two yardard dylld of brank Gentry was blown from its mothugs army and not found. Residences and outbuildings were destroyed. Multiple unrelated items follow including a New York sports note on Considine and a Paducah execution report plus weather forecasts for Missouri and nearby states.
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Norton
Man
Nebraska
Fternoon
Vidivus Bere
Jeter
Harry Drew Weds in Indianapolis Ceremony
James Henry Livesy, formerly of Montgomery, wed Miss Bhebe Grannan at the Holy Uposerfiuee in Indianapolis Wednesday morning. Mr Drew, founder of Gilari store in the city, is a young law graduate. married partner Mrs Fohg Heck of Montgomery, whose son Norbert is studying law. A reception followed with general celebration.
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James “Henry Livesy
Montgomery
Endoree
Brew
Grannan
Indianapolis
Drew
Norbert de Tudying
Catholics Join Parade To Attend Mass Amid Naval Riot
A portion of the Mediterranean Fleet at Marseille faced a violent scene as sailors disrupted a Catholic service near the cathedral. Reports describe looting and street clashes with police while a large group of sailors massed to attend a high mass the next day, drawing public cheers and jeers.
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Indianapolis
Mnniel States Navy
Marseillles
France
Fiort
Fieer
Mtorton
Isidrom
Tery
Yigh Mitas
Alove
Erald
Adrift News Sketches From Town and Court
A ragged OCR blend reports locals and incidents from a midwestern town. Notes mention Dr Will Craven visiting for hospital work, a man named James VanHack facing trial for homicide, Kennedy recovering from an appendectomy, and street patrols debated to curb burglaries. Also noted are social visits, a new battleship assignment for Camara Nathaniel Usher, memorial services, and weather talk.
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Camara
Nathaniel Usher
Winrerines
Michigan
U.S. Navy
Das
Yiess
CHUNG SIN HELD AFTER FORTY-FOUR HOURS OF INTERROGATION
In a murky Chinatown murder case, Chung Sin spent 44 hours under police grilling with only brief rest. Investigators traced rumors of Tongs and rival factions while Cho Gain revealed a loan fund detail tied to Ling’s roommate. No decisive lead emerged despite widespread tips.
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New Yorks
Allell
Ching Sis
Chinatown
Clflea
Pacific Coast
Tongs
Ishpemding
Cha 'Gain
Cilnewian
Leon
Ling
Cho Gain
Chung Sin
Erdin Ling
Chu Gain
Leon King
Dwal
Chinese Empire Reform Association
Chu
Spencer A Ward for City Treasurer
Spencer A Ward announces his candidacy for city treasurer subject to Democratic voters in Washington. He lives at 1204 Grend Avenue and has seventeen years in the poultry business plus a year in groceries. He is the son of John Ward of Harrison township and is noted for honesty and good citizenship.
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Spencer A. Wart
Washington
Ward
John? Ward
Harrison Township
van Trees
East Fifth Streets
Airdome Vaudeville and Amateurs Tonight
The Airdome debuts new vaudeville attractions with amateurs performing tonight and prizes awarded tomorrow night. Pauling dances and a lively program features Mr Campbell and Our Partner in a bright show with music, song, and a moving picture. The venue promises comfort and a pleasant evening for patrons.
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Airdome
Pauling
Ease Hall & Company
Eddings
Campbell
Plantat
Petersburg man traps rats with hanging baited hooks
Walter Darnall, owner of the Petersburg Ash market, faced a rat invasion and devised a new baited hook method. He dropped baited hooks into rat holes, catching many rats of all sizes, and his device drew attention from other locals applying the idea to their pest problems.
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Petersburg
Ind
Walter Darnall
Darnall
Mingtés
Walt
Mx Darnall
Farmers of this county to meet July 5
Farmers of this county plan a large convention and rally Monday July 5 in Davies county. The United Farmers Union notes its growth and seeks wide attendance, with speakers from national farm groups and local delegates urged to attend the morning session for business and addresses. The meeting aims to be engaging and widely welcoming to all interested.
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Che Farsubra
Daviess County
Fe Farmers’ Union
Shreymi
Union of the
United States
Bert
Coundarion
Unids
Thomas Sthgidton
Ureaahief
Te Pakmiees
Edgerattonal
Davies County
Pat O Connors caught at Petersburg Jad
Pat O Connors, tied to a money dispute with Vata Jones, was arrested by town authorities at Petersburg Thursday afternoon and brought to the city. He faced potential charges though none filed yet, while others linked to the Daley Jones trick and a $40 robbery were held for trial. Charles Padgett surrendered after an assault claim against Ellian Gregory.
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Pat O'Connors
Vata Jones
Petersburg
Pat
O'Connors
Daley Jones
Vito Santolie
Ling
Alt Rei
Thay
Morrison May Seek Democratic Nomination For Mayor
Thursday reports suggest Dr. Frank Morrison may run for mayor with Democratic backing. Talks included possible clearing of Charley Clarke’s field. Governor Marshall and City Chairman Moore held a conference on the nomination in Indianapolis. A separate note records a June accident at Klondike coal mine injuring twelve foreign miners when a cage fell 345 feet.
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Charley Clarke
Ratire
Candi Qiea
Frank Morrison
Marshall
Morrison
Moore
Clarke
Indianapolis
Ind
Klondike
Clintom
Indiana
Bly Defends Himself Amid Votes Defection Debate
Responding against chosen opposition, the speaker, like Ahmself, voted against, while others backed party policy. Senator Bly opposed with attorney general support, threatening to sue to dissolve the United States Steel Corporation for alleged misconduct. He urged removing duties on imported goods to curb trusts and maintain free trade, arguing trust power harms public interests.
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Ocrate
Ahmself
Bialoy
United States
Basley Yale
Biaclay
Tnt
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