Jury Trial Progress Updates in Shepherd Case
Sworn jurors are in the box at adjournment with three tentatively accepted by state and defense. Trial details reference veniremen and potential juror selection tied to the case in Shepherd.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
1
Prosecution Presses Peremptory Challenges in Shepherd Trial
Chicago June 4 AP The prosecution forced two more peremptory challenges to block a four man venire from the sworn panel in the William D Shepherd murder case. The defense gained one juror, with about 400 veniremen examined. A missing witness Miss Tell Gheling surfaced, while questions about the admissibility of Judge Harry Olson's testimony stirred further contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William D. Jepherd
William Scott Stewart
Aireman
Edge
Charles C. Falin
Billy McClintock
Telle Gheling
Shepherd
Dge
Harry Olson
Portrait painter interred atop Pike's Peak
Colorado Springs June 4. In fulfillment of his last wish the ashes of Carl J. Lotave, portrait painter, were interred at the summit of Pike's Peak on a ground set apart on the continental crest as Colorado's Mount. A funeral procession, unseen by officials, moved to the summit where a bronze tablet with a sonnet by J. Alden Atch of New York was unveiled. Lotave, famed for portraits of Joffre Pershing Albert of Belgium and Foch, requested Wagner’s Ride of the Valkyries played in his studio as he lay ill. The Colorado Springs band of 45 played The Ride of the Valkyries at the rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Carl J. Lotave
Poruit
Pike's Peak
Colorado
Wthalla
Ie Peak
Lotave
J. Alden 4Tt
New York
Maral Joffre
General Pershing
Ng Albert
Belgium
Mar- al Foch
Newak City
Saner
Indiana Woman Charged With Poisoning Three Children
Crown Point Indiana June 4 AP Mrs Anna Cunningham 49 of ry Indiana held without bail pending arraignment on indictments charging murder by poison of three of her children Seabelle 18 died 1921 Pares 19 died 1922 and Falter 13 died in 192% David and Mae 19 survived Arrest and confession followed illness of son David Jr who recovered Insanity will be her defense according to lawyers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Point
Ind
Anna Cunningham
Weather forecast for Denver and regions across the Southwest
Denver forecast notes cooler air in New Mexico on Friday and Saturday with a southeast area cooler, Arizona warmer in the northeast. The forecast includes last twenty four hours of data from the university with temperatures and humidity at 6 p.m. and wind direction. The piece is a fragmented weather log with unclear figures and partial readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
New Mexico
Ighest
Sesseres
Texas to Fight Colorado Dam on Rio Grande
Texas Attorney General Dan Moody said Texas will sue Colorado in the U S Supreme Court to block a dam on the Rio Grande below Colorado. He warned the dam could cut water for Elephant Butte project irrigation in New Mexico and Texas, with New Mexico likely to join the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
Colorado
Houston
Texas
Rio Grande
Dan Moody
Elephant Butte
New Mexico
el Paso
Moady
Rockies
Moody
Moondy
Patriotic Defense Test Plans Prompt Local Cooperation
Washington reports President's July 4 defense test plans receive broad support from Secretary Davis and state governors. The American Farm Bureau says farmers’ picnics will enable local authorities to execute defense day plans and foster community action across 1,809 farm bureaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Davis
Texas
Ferguson Wired
Billings
Vermont
American Farm Bureau Federation
Dunn
Swope Lusk matter approval backed by Gov Hannett
Santa Fe June 4 Gov A T Hannett endorses State Land Commissioner F E Swope in the Lusk matter. He says Swope's action had his approval all along and that Lusk diverted and returned over 300 dollars from a public record. The governor calls prosecutions for public office wrong doing unusual and commends Swope for reforming the land office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
A. T. Hannett
B. Swope
Lusk
Swope
Santa Fe County
New Mexico
Otero Hannett Hearings Begin in June
The Otero Hannett gubernatorial contest opens a series of hearings in Gallup on June 8 with testimony taken in counties rather than Santa Fe. Judge Mechem will oversee the case filed in Santa Fe County Court, as Summers Burkhart retires from Hannett duties and James A. Hall continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
Edwin Mechem
Santa Fe
Summers Burkhart
Hannett
Burkhart
James A. Hall
Sam G. Bratton
United States
New Mexico
Hall
Clovis
A. B. Renehan
Manuel WB. Otero
Mechem
Alamogordo
District Court
Reed Holloman
Ohio man kills eight relatives then shoots self
Lloyd Russell, 40, shot and killed eight members of his family in Hamilton Ohio before wounding himself. Victims include five children of John Russell and Mrs Emma Russell plus the mother, brother, and sister in law. He fired about fifty shots from two guns, then surrendered after police arrived. He is in a county jail in a padded cell awaiting further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Russell
Hamilton
Ohio
Russell
Jose Russell
John Lowell Russell
Emma Russell
Julia
Robert
George Francis
Paul Lewis
Richard
John Russell
Dorothy
Ile
Russell Fe
Robert Leonard
Louis Keller
Wesley Walron
Stansell
House Robbed of Rugs and Items on North Second
G. J. Herron reported his home in the 1200 block of North Second Street robbed Thursday night. Navajo rugs valued at 190 dollars, a gun, and several other articles were stolen. the Herrons had been away less than an hour. Officers believe travelers passing through may be involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Herron
North Second Street
Mr. Herron
Aule
Shenandoah to Aid in Search for Explorers
Washington reports a detailed plan to use the Shenandoah to search for Amundsen's polar expedition, routing via Spitzbergen with Patoka as base. Secretary Wilbur signaled unlikely orders unless extreme need, noting doubts about safe dirigible operations in Arctic conditions and no formal appeals for aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shenandoah
Navy Department
Wilbur
Lansdowne
Dirigible
Los Angeles
Mr. Wilbur
Lakehurst
Pullam
Spitzbergen
Patoka
Atlantic Coast Line
United States
Arctic
Amundsen
MacMillan
Grantland
Cape Columbia
Traffic signs painted on streets under new rules
City Manager Calkins announced that markers will be painted on streets for driver guidance. Stop signs will appear on all streets into Central from Second to Seventh and No Left Turn signs on Central avenue corners from Second to Seventh. Left turns into Central are allowed. left turns leaving Central between Second and Seventh are prohibited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calkins
Central
Central Avenue
New York
Fire destroys coffin at Harnish funeral amid extreme heat
Extreme heat of 98 degrees in Tiffin caused candles to bend at the bier of Peter M. Harnish. The candles touched the coffin, which was completely destroyed. family members rescued the body after it was partially burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter M. Harnish
Heat wave bakes nation as cities set records
The United States endures a scorching early summer with temperatures above 100 degrees in several cities. Heat caused multiple deaths and numerous prostrations, while Nebraska Iowa Montana face tornado and snow contrasts. Chicago reports 94.6 degrees with near record June 4 heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
East
South
Middle West
The
Mercury
United States
Old Sol
Montana
Nebraska
Iowa
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Columbus
Loulaville
Milwaukee
More Than 75 Deaths Attributed to Weather Across Nation
AP report from Chicago notes over seventy five deaths linked to recent weather. Heat caused most fatalities including four in New York and twelve in Ohio, with additional counts in New Jersey New England Michigan Indiana Chicago Pennsylvania Baltimore Minneapolis. Storms and drownings add eleven Iowa, five Minnesota, four Nebraska, one Montana, several Milwaukee Chicago Iowa Baltimore and Cleveland bathing deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiicago
New York
New Jersey
New England
Ohio
Michigan
Inediana
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Minneapolis
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
Montana
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Hornsby Reaches 15 Home Runs Tied With Meusel
St Louis June 4 The Cardinals star Rogers Hornsby increased his season home runs to 15, leading the National League by one over Hartnett of Chicago and nearing the major league lead held by Meusel of the Yankees. Hornsby also homered twice against the New York Giants, with the first coming in the eighth inning off Dean with no men on base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
Meusel
Yankees
Hornsby
Elvenitelouta
New York Giants
Dean
French Astronomer Camille Flammarion Dies
Paris reports the death of Camille Flammarion the renowned French astronomer on June 4 multiple AP sources confirm his passing. Flammarion known for popularizing astronomy and authoring many works died leaving a notable legacy in science and public education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Camille Flammarion
Eight-year-old struck and killed by car in Albuquerque
A boy named Melton D Coffin Jr aged five died after being run over by a car driven by Eulaterio Sanchez on Second Street near Lead Avenue. Sanchez, 25, was jailed on drunken driving charges awaiting a coroner's inquest. The driver claimed not to see the child. The accident occurred minutes after a warning from a bystander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulaterio Sanchez
Second
Lead
Melton D. Coffin, Jr
Women's and Children's Hospital
Sanchez
South Broadway
Justice of the Peace
George FE
Roddy
M. D. Coffin
Melton
Second Street
Lead Avenue
Renfro
Morning Journal
R. J L. Tipton
Ernest Antoine
Mra. H. H. Moon
Belen
Albuquerque Undertaking Company
Silver Avenue
Bouth Second Street
Allied note on disarmament given Germany
Bertin June 4 AP reports President Von Hindenburg will chair a cabinet session to consider the allied note on Germanys disarmament defaults. Baron De Abernen the British ambassador presented the document to Chancellor Luther and called it a joint note on evacuation conditions for the Cologne zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertin
von Hindenburg
Germany
Luther
Baron de Abernen
Uchancellor
Cologne
Systematic search planned for lost explorers by Norway
Oslo June 4 AP a fortnight has passed since Captain Roald Amundsen and five companions vanished in the Arctic on a North Pole quest. Norway seeks to locate them with two naval scout seaplanes dispatched to link Farm Hobby and Wellman Bay this week. Team includes Lutzow Holm Harold Stuhr and Bernt Balchen with four mechanics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
Roald Amundsen
Arctic
North Pole
Amundsen
Hagerup
Aero Club
Ingertre
King’s Bay
Wellman Bay
Dane Island
L'st
Lutzow Holm
Harold Stuhr
Bernt Balchen
Halvorsen, Noglegaard
Smaaland
Walter
University of New Mexico Holds 33rd Commencement Today
A class of 49 seniors will receive diplomas at the thirty third annual commencement exercises in Rodey hall at 10 45 a m today. Dr William Allen Pusey retiring AMA president will give the commencement address and receive an honorary doctor of laws. Honor exercises precede the ceremony at 8 45 a m in Rodey hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Allen Pusey
The
American Medical Association
Dr. Pusey
University
University of New Mexico
Bodey Hall
Rodey Hall
Board of Regents
Sarah Raynolds Hall
Pusey
Vanderbilt University
University of New York
Body of former WCE president laid to rest in Indianapolis
The body of Thomas Riley Marshall former vice president and twenty seventh governor was laid to rest in Crown Hill cemetery Indianapolis after simple services. Rev Matthew Smith led prayers with Scottish Rite officials present and a 33rd degree ring given to Mrs Marshall. The Ancient Landmarks lodge conducted cemetery rites as a Scottish Rite choir sang Lead Kindly Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas Riley Marshall
Ife
Matthew Smith
Crown Hill Cemetery
Scottish Rite
Arthur EB. Robinson
Fred J. Willis
Indianapolia
Lewis Brown
Marshall
Ancient Landmarks Lodge
A. F
A. M
United States and Japan End Battleships to Shanghai Port
U S and Japanese warships redeploy to Shanghai as protests against Chinese strikers continue. Foreign powers bolster guards around power stations and key facilities while Soviet and Kuomintang factions deny involvement in demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Japan
Shanghai
San Francisco
Calif
Pekin
Kuomintang Party
U.S.S
Cavite
Sacramento
Hongkong
China
Louza
Tsingtao
Bolshevik agitation surfacing in Shanghai student strikes
Washington reports from Consul General Cunningham in Shanghai reveal bolshevistic influence amid student strikes and anti foreign sentiment spreading to Changsha schools. The Shanghai discovery of arms and bolshevist literature prompts concern over Soviet propaganda aiding anti foreign movements in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cunningham Ef
Shanghai
Meinhardt
Changsha
China
Pekin
Moscow
South China Party
On Yat-Sen
Sen
South China
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Iss Gehling
McClintock
Oman
Arizona
Governirg
War Department
Otero Hannett
Eigth
Uhiqan
Noane
Ordots
Gar
Hell
Norway
Varsity
WCE
First Presbyterian Church
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