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Washington Washington Democrat

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Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1913

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Insane impostor priest tied to Paris hospital ruse

sensational confession reveals Hans Behmidt posing as Dr Moelletere at the Municipal Woman's Hospital Paris. police link forged doctor cards to the murder and possible accomplice while neighbors discuss hidden illegal marriages and overpopulation motives.

New York Hans Behmidt Anna Aumalier Pricet Emil Moellefere God Abrsham Dr. Moetietere Dr. Moelletere Paris France Moelletere Gavin Keeble Prizoner Behmidt Dr. Moeneldre Tte Eng

Discount power proposed to banks in currency bill

Washington officials report that a banking committee amendment would allow federal reserve banks to discount commercial paper of any amount. The change would let member banks discount beyond their capital stock, aiding flexibility and reducing financial stricture.

Washington Federal Reserve Banks New Administration Banking Committee House

Captain Killed by Artist Near Court In Berlin

Fragmentary report states a court painter and special leader abot and killed Captain of the army reserve Chamberlain von Westernhagen before the court of honor. A slap in the face led to the incident.

Berlin Heinrich Chamberlain von Westernhagen Court of Honor

Balloon ascent tragedy as 13 year old dies in ropes

In Woodstock Connecticut a 13 year old, George Bernier, was killed while holding a balloon rope during inflation. He was lifted 500 feet and dropped to his death as the rope wrapped around his wrist. Balloonist Harold Gates of Newburyport, Massachusetts began the ascent unaware of the entanglement.

Woodstock Conn George Bernier Wan Harold Gates Newburyport Mass Gates

Trial Separation Failure Ends with Divorce Suit

In Los Angeles on September 17, Mrs. Vanalstyne of St Joseph Missouri announced she will sue for divorce from husband John Vanalstyne after a three month trial separation. She said she remains tied to one she no longer loves. The couple had sought an eight to ten week separation last June to decide if reconciliation was possible.

Los Angeles Cal John Vanalstyne St Joseph Vanalatyne Vanalstyne Vanalystyne Tuck

Doctor Arthur B. Smith Seeks Second Murder Trial

Springfield Ohio September 27 Doctor Arthur B Smith is to stand trial again for the murder of his first wife Florence Cavileer Smith by poison. His first trial ended without a verdict. He was arrested last fall after returning from a New England honeymoon with Mabel Merchant a trained nurse. He says relatives of his first wife prompted the prosecution after his second marriage.

Springfield Florence Cavileer Smith Arthur B. Smith Smith New England Mabel Merchant Boston

Pope to Ask Chief to Quit After Swiss Guard Mutiny

Rome reports that after his honeymoon Col Repond will likely resign as commandant of the Vatican Swiss guards. The mutiny last month drew support for Repond while his nephew, the military instructor, was dismissed. The pope’s backing appears temporary to maintain corps discipline.

Rome Switzerland Repond Viatican Vatican Merry

Former Missouri Governor Folk Offered State Solicitor Post

Washington reports Joseph W. Folk, former Missouri governor, has been offered the state department solicitor position. Folk has Bryan's offer under advisement and has not indicated his decision. The post pays about 4600 dollars yearly and carries major federal government responsibilities.

Washington Department of State Joseph W. Folk Missouri Folk Bryan State Department

Thaw hearing postponed in extradition case

The extradition hearing for Harry K. Thaw, requested by Acting Gov Glysu of New York, was postponed. Judge Aldrich did not set a new time, Thaw remains in U S Marshal Nutee and Sheriff Drew custody, with a new date to be agreed. Jerome questioned counsel on the writ’s purpose and good faith during the proceedings.

Littleton N. H Harry K. Thaw Gov Glysu New York Concord Thaw Edgar Aldechyte United States District Court Hrorlné Aldrich United States Nutee Sherif Drew Colebrook Cape William T. Jerome Jerome Thaw Copisel Morris

Burns initials on his face shock Benton Harbor attack

Dowagine Michigan Sept 17 Police probe an alleged assault on Harvey Beach a local high school student left seriously injured after a crowd of Benton Harbor students cut initials B H into his hands and face with a knife and pour nitrate of silver into the wounds. Beach may not prosecute. arrests expected.

Dowagine Mich Harvey Beach Benton Harbor Beach Gaya Hei

Cabinet members to receive government owned homes

Washington sept 17 government owned homes or little white houses for the vice president and cabinet members were proposed by Representative Clark of Florida chair of the public buildings committee. He argued ample public grounds exist for the purpose despite opposition.

Wareshington Representative Clark Florida

Duel Between Mississippi Men Ends In Deadly Tragedy

Aberdeen Mississippi September 17 Dr H F Broynes owner of the Greenwood Springs hotel state senator and merchant was shot and killed in a duel with a prominent rival. The two men died almost instantly leaving the town shocked and grief stricken.

Aberdeen Mise HF. Broyi¢a Greenwood Notel Congressional Greenwlood Springs

Mill dispute ends in deadly shooting at depot

An argument at a depot escalated into gunfire injuring Broyles and killing the attacker. Broyles’s survivors include a widow and three children. a sister and two brothers are named in Hamilton and Birmingham. The incident follows a prior mill dispute and involved a brutal attack.

Broyles Gad Broylen

Skyscrapers Afloat on a Lake as City Faces Flood Risk

Philadelphia stands under a threatening flood with river water rising over streets. Workers uncover a hidden underpass near Walnut and Broad while giant buildings like the Ritz-Carlton area loom above the water. The skyline, including the Levoe Streetfont and North American buildings, is described as the tallest around the city.

Mira Philadelphia Walnut Street Ritz- Caritah Levue Steatfork Hotel Laidding

Alaskan Schooner Missing Report Sparks Search

Officials say an Alaskan schooner has vanished about six weeks ago prompting a search by coast guard and local crews. No crew names or exact location details are provided in the scrambled report.

Sulzer Confident as Impeachment Opens in Albany

The impeachment court in Albany prepares for sessions with William Sulzer's camp projecting a victory. The board of managers plans to present new evidence while Sulzer's team claims the full truth will vindicate the governor. The impeachment ride involves rapid travels and intensified campaign rhetoric amid mounting tensions.

Board of Managers Albany N. Y Igh William Sulzer Sulzer Moody Theo Splaar New Yorks Mintote New York City New York Surfacr

Multimillionaire Bixby Goes On Trial For Slave Gang

In Los Angeles Sept Geo Bixby owner of Hotel Virginia Long Beach and bank stockholder stands accused of contributing to the delinquency of Cleo Helen Baker and Trene Brown Levy both minors. Judge Bregeee presides with 24 defense lawyers led by Oscar Lawler and Lacompte Davis present.

Los Angeles Cal Geo, i! Bixby Virginia Long Beach Brigi Cleo Helen’ Baker Trene Brown-Levy California Benjamin F. Bregeee San Bernardino County Oster Oscar Lawler United States Lacompte Davis Teiak

Explosion Mail to Gen. Otis Targets Los Angeles Times

A package with dynamite was sent to General Harrison Gray Otis publisher of the Los Angeles Times in September 1910. The device used two fuses and paper wrappers and exploded when opened, injuring Otis and killing about sixteen people.

Loss Angeles Los Angeles Cal Harrison Gray Otis The Los Angeles Times Otis Tha Geleo Times

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