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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-08
hue EYED men
| ON BECKER JURY
|,Is.u,.n Wants Only Th0's Wh0
would Give Him the Best Of
il ln His Fight for
Life.
F1vE ARE SECURED
.,,,o.4 Half enough Secured by Noon
and Justice eoff Wants the
List Completed by
Evening.

,u,,tod press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK, Oct. 8.-Young mar
|,,sd men. preferably with blue eyes,
.ra strong Of will, may try Police
|,Ieutenant Becker for his life. The
m.n on trial for the murder OF Gam
Mor M Herman Rosenthal made this
nlaln M again today, as sitting along
@ M Of his counsel, John F. Mcintyre,
h delegates to himself the powers
# court Of last resort in deciding
|talesmen to be passed as regular 1ur-
ors When court resumed its sessions
today only one juror was in the box.
Probably never before in the his
yo-v Of a noted criminal case, has
the accused been the factor that
pecker is. Not a move on either
side escapes him. His eyes seldom
leave the face of the talesman, and
he follows the district attorneys
questions even more closely than he
does the examination by his own at
torneys. At least dozen times he
has impressed on Mcintyre that he
does not want weaklings on the jury.
Men Of positive character who will
not be swayed by argument. but who
will weigh the evidence for what IT
is worth is what he wants, he says.
Becker expects to be his own star
witness. He thinks that his own
story Will bring him freedom. And
IN that belief he is ably seconded by
Mrs Becker who, from seat trifle
removed from her husband, is lending
him the moral force Of her presence
IN his fight to escape the electric
rhnir
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-20
Jset(piele von Des Motnes.

Der VldDor bon Ds Uloines, Jotpn, elmer @tnot, Die nod btr Acn'
miNionspdn bsruoItt Dirb, bat eefern bier tnsn gortrds ssbdIsn, Der
ptWn br Drnsan. hdds bic Ginidbrnns zines ncutn @trpoItuusspIons
fir ehDtlano oufDtHt bon 5ntusHs NOR. Dkiss puros nod srAobt burt
elm. DshNion. on Der Der Wlapor gafn Fh btkilste.
DarHbr IN man Fd snia bob bic StaOtDsrpaIiung Fh mad BEN
Nintn Der gurser rihhn, Gus bbfen brOorgtbtn. uHb ibn a~usfibern iole
Sb bas baburd fiber su ftnn III. bob bic eirgsr sinsn 9aapor an6 cine
lntue 3abl bon aommiHGrn %eup1btn. bon btutn isotr Der gorNare zines
Departments IN. o6r bnburd, bob Fs ben Wlapor nb tinen nift 8ab'
retsn Gtcbtrat pdblen, NIT Der gefusris fir ben Waabor, fh isEt De-
parismnisaefs su e%pGhtn, Dos Fb 5rasen, bic fh mad ben Gsrbdl'
niatn rhttn. Ds Saupiots 1T Der NHIs Der grDd1litn, ir getusnife
unb Qmtspflidten 10 Su rfuln, pe bic Burger bns perlangn, unc bsien
.siusn bic gaitttl nit 9uihniOs. REFERENDUM r=s abberafuns 5a gben,
ts burtyukbsn, peuu bic .rrdblhn h%dbtftsn gtomten addfdHe IN oos
.ahe enqbirs,rte 6Dnsm Der parts' ub gsukpohtit hobtn ioaten.
limb ba .rpGbni, Der Wapor BON 9ts Uloines cine gorffrft, bic in
ftner Stocf gilt; pOnua othDe gsteiisuns Der Grpdbltsn on Der Rahos
nal goltit ~bplfGnbig brbOtn III.
NDnn pfr unttr BEN ntusn plan, Der bic 4la4t tonSsntrert. fir bic
Gtabt gut.s ,rrdh,n puntn, 70 nrb mad fdmr Ginfibruns audi bier oas
Gkidt otkn, unb ouf bic aus ben oHtn 9%erbdltnihm berporsegous.nen
3uIamm.nbdnsc SpHdsn eotoI, Sinoss ub Totonnlspoftit 9er5iht
oeldHst p,b.n nraFsn. gr 70 ptrOen mir Oo5u tommen, Oob ben 9erant
pOruiden in Der @iabtbcrpaItuus aud bde bos @idtss III, Der austs
punt, INN ben Fb lire gauge .ppIHif6t" 9dfstst brbt. limb nur 10 fam
bic aommunaIpoliit fahbdh OOIis fret ptrOen bon Der parstPoftif, ub
ben gutdbfem.
9bema Dor Der SnouTrts&ommer bsribrt, oIs e foste, ef Oanu ipirben
bic Bubble Utilities nit Ooem grog bon ben Gtdoten bstrisben tperben
i0nnen, ipsnn oas gentdpF,m in Der autelung bernidtt lei.
Uds prb umfo ftpertr. il me6r bhie6e parteimufdine in Stabf
Gtaat unb Ration benubt pnb. I'm 70 eibter, t mbr bic Stobtpolitf
fb bon Der gotiouaIpoIht. trennt. limb bs III notirIi6 nur m0glth, fpenn
nod ginfibruna Der qutouomie Der StGbt berdbe @runoIob, ben Der
m1obcr 5onna oils ben in 9es Nlones gatsnoen mitteIts, aud in Stio CUR
ai4i4nar mirS.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-20
: \ kt aibt Is nisesr stpag Nsnss far bic M-arten.@amm!er =

-Stb abt es nhebtr ehpas ReusS fir bic IarfensSarmer - Sns
lei Gams 9pfpadet 9Rartn. SIS pirD IL Sorhn geten. Die 5arbe lit
oer fir ollie Sprten bRiebe - rot, umb bic @r0Be lit elm Bel e~inein6ob
3oL. Sic fnb topa berAsoen iIufrhrt. Die @insGent-9Pare trdst
has Glib zines qofsGlrs, bic 3peisGeutss Ilorfe bs Bib zines fdohiden
8risih1grs, bic OresGmtSsWlarts zines 8abnspoiclerts, bic 8eragentss
Marte zines QonobrhFrGeers, bic 6inf qfarte zines pof3uges, bic
3sbns Gents Gaorte zines gofbamptrs, Die 6infsebnsgents=4farte elmer
auomubil ppf, bic 3maaassG entssl arte elmer 5lug5eussq pf, bic stint
unbspanaissG Gents Rarte imlrhrt bic Sabritaton, bic GanF8is- Gents
Iaarts bic DlOIterei, bic 5anfunbfsb8g sGentssaaort bic grnte rb bic
DpuarsIeore bic Sbrtultur, al |. Sonuar 1918 beainnt Der paets
poFz0int
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-20
Sin redltsr Ileael muR 81

Sauptmam George Steun n6erq
BON %. Observation-Disclosures
iein, oenn er bat i'm g4rmp ano
9nbD Sourna(~ ein @eOift Der.
offantIiht, in Dem er Die oeutide
Strategie in plumpiter 8eiie Der.
1o5nt. @ir laiien 5tpei gerie iein,s
@adtuerf5 bier folsen:
"And down at sunny Leayenworth
Let Dutch professors rule
And build a model brewery
An annex to the school
"A marble Bust OF Won der Goltz
Respondent in the Hall
And photographs of Kaiser Bill
Adjoining ey'ry wall.
Then here's luck to the fatherland-'
Let's follow in her train
And all take up the ~goosestep
When we march to var again;
Our Motto: Made In Germany
Triumphant over fear.
Our slogan: 'Hoch der Kaiserp
And the countersign, 'Zwei Bierp'
8enn ein 0entider Offi5ier ii6
elmer iolden 6legeIei iduloig ge.
modt botte. mare i6H cine empfino.
Iide Strafe ertbeiIt poroen. Gin
Gelttiher 9ffi5ier lit aber nidyt 10
Guauitdnoig.
Nan ipriht bai ms 10 niel bon
5rieoenSllebe un0 babel bebt man,
iogar in MiIitdrfreiien. rubig lpei-
ter. gemerfenslpertb lit Die Stel-
lmtgnobme mniere8 ariegsminiiters,
llripriinglid moqte man oelt Gor,
faQ eillfodl tootidmeigen, oa 0as
o@e0idt" nm dber bod. einnlal
nurh ole Treiie oeS 2onoeS oebt.
io miro Der GeneraIltabsh,f 8ooo
Dem n9i6ter" cine pribate &ermars
nung 8ilgeben %Iaiien, oerartiae Ct.
giiiia niht mebr IN Die Seifertlif.
felt gelangen III loiien.-0us meint
ungsf1br iopiel, ais beet MIR fort.
aber nidt 0ffentlid, g etuidlano
i'll cine ~6eIr2unoete Madlt uno ieire
9ffi3iere baben ii6 ltetS anerfeu.
memo iiber Oie gulerifoner aliSg,.
iproden. Sic peroeu, meln lie
oieies @eoiht Ieieu ais Gentlemen
Ganoelu mo oasielbe iaaert, mas
Der oeutide 9otidoiter in &oib.
ington iagte; oenn oieier erfl6rte.
alS man ion bon 0ieicr 5leoelei
in &enntniS icbte; gs lei Dies cine
@iipe(ei, Scr er feline @eohtiiue
ldenfa. -
0i2 SdinoiS 9taatS8citnto be.
merit barber: IS mare trallrig
mn bic omerifaniidc grnlee be
itcllt. iucllu lie mcbr iold)er alb rilen
Glcmentc be6arbergte pie ocn Did
tar" aapit0rl Stcluienberg, 0cilcn
Rome ooronf itlicBen loBt, oob CT
iciu eigcnes Sect bei6mnbt."
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-07

For your convenience Want Ads VIII
.e taken over the telephone and bin viii
e sent ar expiration Of ad No matter
What YOU want or have to sell Georgian
Want I'D viii do the work, thus SAVING
Seu time and money.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03

vention 70 order. and I did 90. and ten
dered my resiEnation ~ chairman %
ire congressional committee with the
statement that I would not co-nperata
with the element opposing Taft and
could not. although e Taft man coop
crate with the organization forces
after what had passed between us.
who we're supportin9 Taft and retain
my aelf-rcspect. and wishing them a
good time walked out % the c0uvcn-
ton. which Was my last connection
with convention activities Joe lee
paid me . call az my ofhee az the cus-
tom house while here on that occasion
ard We discussed the situation pleas
antly.
considered the hand PLAYED out.
but there vas 20 be another chapter
before ! could quit the same.
I had finally arrived a. the conclu-
sion that h was not e political party
that I was identified with. boa only a
disease" % a generous nature. and
the white mans party appealed % me
strongly.
The evidences that ] saw IN my
visits 70 Washington that the Repub-
ucan party had Secome the party o,
special privilege. aud that the over
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03

Erown piutocratic trusts we're The re-
suit az the abuse % the protective
tariff principle and the tendency Of
the Democrats party % favor the pri-
may system. instead o. the couven-
ton. caused mo % want % identity
myself with that party.
u Was evident that there was no
future i'm the south Tor any party that
vas not a white man party. and the
only opportunity 20 be = factor In the
Industrial political development % the
section ! am living In and 90 cast a
vote On that direction. vas through taa
channel % the Democratic party
once holding had never appealed 40
me specially. when ! accepted the Ap-
pulniment a. collector ~ customs ~
Pensacola IN 1887 I was financially
bankrupt the hiG reese o. 1895 having
DESTROYED my grange groves and prop
erty interests In Nolusia county. and
my business In Jacksonville. where
Was engaged IN the manufacture 81
fertilizers Cor orange Eroves.
The necessity Cor the emoluments %
once holding had passed ana they are
not very lucrative az best.
The government shouid IN my iudE-
msnt increase an salaries. as prac-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03
BY
mo. E. Stillman.


Hitchcock who was looking after the
Tart interests. asking M when and
where h would be held. 80 ] selected
a date late In April and called 4 20
meet IN Pensacola.
II was some satisfaction % me then
20 make the leaders CT the rorEaniEa-
ton" Including Joe Lee. come % This
beautiful city and hEht Tor their plans.
instead q playing into their hand By
holding "a - 81 Augustine with the
state convention. 10 added variety
and spice 20 the situation.
But when The convention came 90
order. the same contention was there.
the organization forces contenaing
for Taft delegates and the opposition
Tor anti-Taft
Tsnasrsd tfis Ressunatiou.
u deVoiyed N me O. eau thc con-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03

Gambia county had been "neated~ In
stead ~ the delegation that RiK al
Robinson and myself had nnanced
Met couplirnsutsry.
lie and returned horne togcther and
the comments 81 neither 90 "a we're
complimentary 90 the "urEaniEation@
But within thirty DAYS thereafter.
read his article in The Journal and he
wns appointed postmaster by this
same organization. TIE congression-
al conventions 81 the ether two dis
tricfs had been held In ~ Augustine.
ANYWAY q vas 80 announced and they
had ~ least been called Tor such time
and place.
hut had net yet called the couven-
too for this district. and some time
there fter I feoeiVrd a telegram from
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-03


Several senators from tha neFth naa
Indicated 20 me that u Sorthup vas an
rolnted that they would expose NE
confirmation. and when his name 49,
cent 10 ne senate I recaived = wire
from a aenNtor asking " wanted ~
oonnrmatio defaated. I raplisd No
{ want him confirmed. I am glad Re
has the Sob. an.t want him - enioy a.
Cart Biii nna ] had nome pieananl
time. IN Washington ioilyina and
nHhtlnR each other and n vas All 500
natured re - nov the bore 81 ths q.
o. r. IN West Florida and ! visa Mn
well
look hack ever n al a. an srpe
rienes. snd that IL what me- is snAes
Ass I believe in The p,rpssuailon q
expertance
Thare are many pleasant recsllec
tisns Including friendships formed
shat ennnot easily o. lightly hs hrcken
or fermoftan. n was net al roften an4
aordid and IA has bean for the meet
~ thors enRnged IN n only q great Dc
misundsrstandin9
4 cannot help fseilns. however. about
n somewhat - tha darkey Who was
about 70 BE- hanged oppressed hlmaeif
Tgfs spiritual adviser told him iuat ha-
FIRE ths anai performances that be had
me privilege % saying whatever he
ha6 90 nay.
The darhey looked around helplsauiy
ara remarked. = min't nDi mueh ~
anything % say 'cepiin' dat as h sho'
gwine Ter be lesson Ter me"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-10
Upper picture shows Jackso

Judge about It, and he told Foss. I
told frankie Foss was going to fire
her She said she did not care since
Messmaker was going to furnish her
up q room
"Messnaker Looked Like Dead"
Later she came into my room again
and said Messmaker was asleep and
she couldn't get him up. short
time after the whole house was IN an
uproar; everybody was in Frankie's
room. I went in and Messmaker look
ed like he was dead. Foss told Frank
ie she had given Messmaker too much
dope and she answered. No. she
hadn't She said she gave him an In
lection. but il was only water. The
doctor came and couldn't do anything
and they took Messmaker away.
The next day frankie came into
my room and said she was broke. I
went downstairs and told Foss.
frankie came down and Foss gave her
half dollar and told her to get TO
=- out of there and never come back
again. Frankie took the money and
did not even dress, but went out the
back way and up the alley"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-10
Tom KNOTS Arrives.
MAN HELD FOR
CHILD'S SLAUGHTER

tContinued from PAGE l.,
Martin in a voice that sounded like a
groan. He mopped his forehead. ITS
horrible-but is II evidence
Did Mr.. Briggs ever take you and
Mary inside the swamp" he asked.
tOh. yes. he gave us candy In there"
Taken to Crime Scene.
Briggs and the little Stefanie girl
were taken by Capt. Newman, Detec-
tie Muclian. OFFICER Lloyd and Police
Matron Mary Azybenza into the swamp
where the body was found. On the way
the little girl pointed out places where
she said she and Mary Gruba had been
with Briggs.
"He gave US candy over there" she
said pointing.
The party went where she had point
ed and found the broken remnants Of
several candy boxes. Briggs was inn
pa sive.
He was not impressive at the spot
where the body was found. He trembl-
ed visibly
Look at him shake said detective
to Capt. Newman.
Yes" said che Captain. Hes
trembling. but-well SO am ]. SO ar,
most Of us. little bit. guess. This i
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-10
SUFFRAGE
MOVEMENT
HITS HARBOR

The sufragette movement has struck
Indiana Harhor. At least in spots. TIL
extent 10 which it obtains may be bet
ter estimated after meeting which
viii be held In the Christian church at
o'clock Thursday evening Sept II,
for the purpose Of organizing Tn
Woman's Progressive League
Mr.. e 5. Wilmer. the secretary de-
clares that the Run Moosers have no
patent on Progressive" and the fact
that the word IS part Of the style ana
title Of the proposed organize ton. must
not rislead the pubflc into the belief
that it is in any sense allied with T Il
The following notice Of the proposed
meeting has ben issued b Mr. whit
mer.
There Will be meeting of the com
rnittee Of the Woman's Progressive
League in the study room Of the Chris
tian hurch. S7l7 Grapevine street.
Thursday evening. sept. II az s o'clock.
The meeting is 70. the purpose of
arousing interest in woman surage and
organizing 80 scure for women the
same right, privileges and inmunities
as men possess before the law Did
you ever shink that the male popula-
tton Of the world has taken possession
Of the earth TO the exclusion or their
sisters and arrogated TO themselves
rights and privileges which they alone
should not possess. To secure your
right. privileges and immunities. come.
let Us reason together. for our mutual
good.
Yours respectfully. E S. whitmer
secretary.
The committee besides Mr. whitmer
is composed Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
husgrove. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Flynn
Mrs E. 5. Whitmer. 4. J. Marke. John
Donohue. Florence wattles. and Mrs. ]
8. Day.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-10
Prices Advance Today.

an awful business"
Every possible precaution was taken
TO test the credibility of the child. Is
pecially the certainty Of her memory,
before her story was acted upon Chief
Martin selected a group Of seventeen
men. about half Of whom the child
might be expected to recognize.
Confederation Is Sought.
/ She called by name the ones she
knew. and when she said she did not
know a man her certainty could not be
shaken. She simply said that she did
know him.
Finally they brought in tail and
powerfully built man. with a vivid REQ
hair and a bristling mustache, strik-
ing figure.
That's him" screamed Sophie
lStefanie. and half-fainted.
Briggs will be brought before ths
coroner's Inquest today. and until tina
is over no charge viii be booked
against him. Meanwhile the police ar,
seeking to strengthen the slende
thread OF their evidence. They hop,
especially to corroborate Sophi,
stefanie's story about the ice crear
and candy parties particularly the las
one--on August TO-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-10

man called to MI a great place, but
that a great party. the republican par
", has fallen because of internal dis
sension.
Wilson has shown himself to be
unalterably an advocate Of tariff for
revenue only principle. Taft tariff
legislation IS a boon to all the peo-
pie. Our Industrial stability is reli-
ant on just such safeguards as the
tariff commission
Premium on ProdigaIity.
Regarding Roosevelt, Congressman
Crumpa cker said the colonel would
put a premium on prodigality The
unerring progress Of the republican
party evidenced that there was no ne
cessity for an experiment"
Don't buy pig in a poke" the
speaker adjured "AI such move
ments are nostrums. First we had
populism. then free silver. then the
bank guarantee issue Coincidentally
all these movements were paraded
with the name Of Lincoln as a slogan
They all have failed
1T Is Rooseveltts wall that Taft Ia
not been true to the Roosevelt doc
trines. Taft, IN my opinion has beer
true to the Roosevelt doctrines OF
! 1908, but the Roosevelt doctrines OF
! 1908 are not the Roosevelt doctrines
of 1912
Recall Deadly Enemy.
The recall of the judiciary. which
has been brought forth as Roose-
welt policy. is "a deadly enemy to the
constitution. If the recall is exer-
cised In the case Of one judicial &C
"a year for the next fifty years, tn,
constitution Of the United states vii
look like crazy quilt"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-10
GARY BOOMING IN
BUILDING CIRCLES

Three more big three and i've story
business blocks for Broadway and the
assured building OF So residences and
apartment buildings all in the terri
tory north of Fifth avenue Is the in
formation given out by Capt II. S. Nor
ton manager OF the Gary Land COM
pany
Sites for the 50 residential buildings
have been sold by the company during
the past ten days. most of the buyers
being out Of town people. There are
now five big business blocks going up
in Broadway now and the building of
three additional ones between Fourth
and Fifth avenues Will greatly boom
the Fifth avenue end Of Broadway.
Reservations for sites have been made
at the land company's office and none
of the three buildings viii be less than
three stroies in height.
4 Prices Advance Today.
Prices on the Gary Land company
property Of Fifth avenue and
west of way-were advanced
from 10 to % per cent today Ever
lot in Adams. Jefferson and Madison
streets has been sold out
Contracts made by tho land company
are so arranged that when a lot is sole
it Is stipulated that a building shall bs
completed on il within specified time
Business blocks now going up in tn
Fifth and Sixth avenue vicinity o.
broadway now aggregate $3.50, 900.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-10

It is estimated that the new resi-
dences viii cost 100000 while the new
business blocks viii aggregate 100000.
Stnrt Catholic church.
Construction work was started to-
day on the new Holy Trinity (Roman
Catholic church, at Fourteenth avenue
and Madison streets. Rev. Father
Mayor is the pastor and tn church is
being built by the Croatians of Gary.
Another Big Garage.
Directors of the NIotor-B Bus Transit
company last night authorized the pur-
chase Of lots at Fourth avenue and
Connecticut street A big garage cost
Ing $4,000 will be erected there.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-10

that the superintendent. the detectives.
Smith and Lavender and others arriv-
ed on the scene. A little while later
some one carried the news UP to Tim
EngIenart's mansion and the duke Of
Ridge road got up from a dinner table
around which Judge Becker and Sup
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-10

srintendent Carl Bauer of the Simplex
plant Of Hammond were seated and the
trio proceeded to the scene Of battle
Shouts of JOY greeted Judge Becker's
arrival as II was thought that he and
Big Tim were bringing an injunction
along but the Judge soon explained
that he couldn't issue any as he didn t
have a clerk along.
EngIehart Takes Charge.
Send fo- Mayor Knots and the po-
I lice reserves" shouted Alderman
Englehart as he took command Of the
situation"
RIP UP that street car track" was
the order from the railway officials
Halt" cried Big Tim. The FIRST
man that touches pick goes over into
that ditch
There was deathIy silence.
! Just then the Gary polite patrol could
i be heard in the distance It's siren
whistle screaming loud shouts Of de-
hance. on board We're a dozen brave
cops with Mayor Knots in command.
This will fix YOU fellows" said
Englehart to the chief of the railwa }
police You thought that you had a
big bunch of Rubes 10 deal with didn'r
you2 Well you are mistaken"
Tom Knots Arrives.
BY this time Mayor Knots was or
the scene and his army lined up behind
him. There also arrived Attorneys Cal
and Greenlee, local counsel for the
railway and they advised the NJ G. Off
Gals that they could not block tn,
crossing.
Thoroughly hluned by this time tn
railway people retreated to sidinl
and the crossing was laid
Somebody 60 up to Jansen's roa,
house and bring down ten cases OF bee
and $50 sandwiches for the boys" wa
Big Tins command. And 1t was don,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-10

Michigan Central at Niles. Mich He
at once ordered special train out and
proceeded post haste to the scene. At
the same time Chief Stark and a squad
of additional railway detectives started
out from Chicago on another train.
It was a little after eight o'clock.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-10
MANY BUILDINGS
PLANNED FOR GARY

Three new business blocks for
broadway north Of Fifth avenue
Five nre now being built.
Eighty-tvO new residences and
Fat buildings in the first Subdivisions
north of Filth avenue.
Gary Land company prices go up
from 10 TO - per cent today. $780,
600 worth of buildings going up In
this district.
100000 worth Of new buildings.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-10

Briggs was questioned
do YOU know sophie STEAMER"
Yes"
did you know Mary Gruba7"
''Yes-but I didn't kin her. 80 help
me Cod | was at work on my wagon
all that day"
The funeral of the little victim viii
be held today after the inquest. 1t is
doubtful whether the childs father can
attend It. for he IS i'll and in bed It
win not be pretentious funeral. for
the Gruba family is in destitute cir
cumstances.
The police. while admitting the
slightings Of their evidence against
Briggs. admitting that he may be in !.
nocent, admitting that they are not
ready to enter charge against him as
yet-stil declare that there is no clew
pointing toward anybody else. The in
vestigation win probably be prolonged.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-10

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Hat
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-10
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