Priest Confesses to Sinying Girl Murder Case
New York report says Rev Hans Schmidt assistant rector at St Josephs Church confessed to murdering Anna Aumuller and dismembering her body in a Bradhurst Avenue apartment. He allegedly married her by a private ceremony and carried five bundles across the Hudson in a ferry voyage, then attempted suicide.
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New York
Hans Schmidt
St Joseph's Roman Catholic Church
Anna Aumuller
Hudson River
Schmidt
Snd
Bradhurst Avenue
Ferry
Jersey Shore
Bradhurst Archue
Brewers Aid Sulzer Allegations Surface in Impeach Probe
New York Sept 15 The assembly board of managers for Gov Sulzers impeachment disclosed that Charles Dersch a salesman aligned with brewery interests testified privately that he had given Sulzer about 50 000 for his campaign unaccounted in official filings The disclosure came as Assemblyman Aaron J Lesy the chair reported on ongoing investigations
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Sulzer
New York
Essembly Board of Managers
Charles Dersch
Aaron J. Lesy
Fs Investi
Impeachment Trial Evidence Gathering Motion
A court or committee seeks access to records and testimony to gather evidence for the prosecution during the impeachment trial. The filing outlines the scope, authority, and method for obtaining documents and witness statements pertinent to the case.
Five Drowned as Goldfield Flood Strikes Nevada
Severe cloudburst floods Goldfield Nevada washing out streets and mines. Five people drowned nine houses carried away and the power plant flooded. The town sits in a basin with the Malapal range to the south and two gulches on its sides. Elsewhere reports detail a big card room loss in Berlin and a bank robbery in Okemah with silver and paper money taken.
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Goldfield
Nev
Goldfeld
Nevgada
Malapal Range
Jurist Remembers Youth in Small Town Case
In La Crosse September 16, the Wisconsin case State vs Edward Michel featured a judge gently chiding a boy over six cents worth of muskmelons. Judge Brindley asked if Kasor had brought the boy to court for “coon ing” a melon, then discharged him after Kasor admitted the charge. The judge quipped that he used to be a boy, calling for the next case.
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la Crosse
Win
State of Wisconsin
Edward Michel
John Brindley
Michel
Fred’ Kasor
Kasor
Loto
Prefers Nudity to Style Comment by Pittsburgh Pastor
Reverend Charles H. Fitewillam of Woods Run Emmanuel Baptist in Pittsburgh declares women today dress indecently. He says dresses are tight revealing, skirts elicit, waists peek-a-boo and calls for arrests for such attire as a detriment to modesty.
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Pittsburg
Charles H. Fitewillam
Woods Run
Emmanuel Baptist
Girl Jilts Man Is Arrested in Philadelphia Case
Miss Nina Lloyd an 18 year old from Windmoor Pa was held on 300 bail by Justice Comley on a charge offalse pretense filed by Charlea MW Lee of Salemi Fla who says she jilted him Lee testified he owned orange plantations in the south and came to marry Miss Lloyd after she accepted a diamond ring and 400 for board and a trousseau then left him.
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Philadelphia
Nina Lloyd
Windmoor
Justice Comley
Charlea MW
Lee
Salemi
Fla
Oringe
Secretary to Ask Farm Women for Service Ideas
Secretary of Agriculture David F. Houston will soon address letters to housewives in farm households nationwide requesting their suggestions on how the department can best serve rural women. The letters, sent via crop correspondents, invite individual responses or discussions in churches and women’s groups, with replies due by November 15.
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Washington
David F. Houston
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Department of Agriculture
Womkn
National Department of Agriculture
Riot forces withdraw at New Lexington after Crawley sermons
Troops were taken off duty in New Lexington Ohio after a riot sparked by Jeremiah Crawley who claimed to be a former Catholic priest. Adjutant General Wood was informed Crawley departed and no further danger was seen. Stones and missiles were hurled at Crawley as he attacked the Catholic church.
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Columbus
New Lexington
Jremiah Crawley
Adjt
Wood
Crawley
Forecast Predicts Frosts Across Northern States Tuesday
Weebington reports the weather bureau foresees early autumn frosts in the lower lake region and northern areas. The weekly forecast warns of rains in the southern states extending into the Ohio Valley and the middle Atlantic, with cooler conditions spreading from New England to the extreme northwest.
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Mississippi River
Rocy Heli
Weebington
Eary
Lower Lake Region
Sex Hygiene Course Discussed in Kansas City Schools
A favorable report on introducing sex hygiene in public schools was presented to J. Carmack, superintendent of schools, by 18 delegates from Kansas City who attended the recent convention in Buffalo.
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Kansas City
J. Carmack
Buffalo
Dynamite conspiracy appeal brief filed in Chicago
United States Attorney Charles W. Miler submitted a 725 page government brief to the United States Court of Appeals in Chicago for the dynamite conspiracy case. The record totals include 27,000 pages of evidence from last winter’s trials and 6,000 pages in the defendants' exceptions. The brief revisits the conspiracy and the roles of 31 convicted defendants.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United States
Charles W. Miler
United States Court of Appeals
Chicago
Huerta plotted to control elections in Mexico City
Adherents of Felix Diaz accuse General Huerta of planning to install his military governor in every state and rig the elections. In Sonora a battle near Maytorena reportedly leaves three hundred federals and two hundred rebels dead. In Texas, a pursuit ends with the capture of a Mexican ammunition band after deputies are killed, with an American leader surrendering after a brief firefight.
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Mexico
Felix Diaz
Geh
Huerta
Pedro Re Rules
Hidalgo
Maytorena
Sonora
Sthuggter
Carrizo Springs
Tex
A. Ortiz
Alemity Crossing
Rio Grande
United States Cavalry
Me Ling
Sheriif Grugg
Dea
Hanleys Reconciled Amid Turmoil in Terre Haute
In Terre Haute Indiana on September 15 President E. B. Hanley of Franklin College and his father Calvin Hanley were reconciled after a past spanking incident. The event occurred at Middletofea over alleged mistreatment of the educator’s mother. The grand jury investigation looms with subpoenas possible, though family friends call it a closed matter.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Presi+dent
Hanley
Franklin College
Calvin Henley
Middletofea
First Time Survivors of Grant and Dixon Line Reunion
The forty-seventh national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic opened in Chattanooga Tennessee on September 35 with veterans from across the country gathering near Civil War battlefields. The event marks the first G A R encampment south of the Mason Dixon line and includes reenactments and fireworks such as The Battle Above the Clouds on Lookout Mountain. A reception at Hotel Patten welcomed veterans and Confederate veterans attended, signaling a spirit of peace and reconciliation.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Wothersi
Ozand
Army of the Republic
Pesce'apd Reydehip
Confederate Army
Dixie Land
Indison
Chickamauga
Lookout Mountain
Missionary Ridge
Chicakamauga
Adam Foust
Assoc
Urgive
Wiewerr
United States
Slgtal Point
Waldeo
Rushed to Reform School in record quick justice
Springfield Sept 14 Charles Banks, an African American, confessed to an assault on 9-year-old Teresa Akins. Indicted and sentenced to reform school with restitution, all in 45 minutes, a speed record for central Illinois. He pleaded guilty and received one to 22 years for a crime against a child. guarded, he was sent to Pontiac.
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Springfield
Charles Banks
Tereza Akins
Pontiac
Central Tinois
Banks
Chicago & Alton
Pomtac
SLAIN WALKING NEAR HOME IN LOS ANGELES
Fred Nelson a 35 year old employee of an automobile company was killed a few steps from his home in Los Angeles suburb. The shooting occurred after he kissed his wife and started toward his station. A bullet hole to the back of his head indicates a sudden ambush. He had a cigarette still burning in his mouth when found.
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Los Angelsen
Cal
Fred Nelson
Itis
Los Angeles
Manner
Nelson
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