McNamara murder trial jurors narrowed after long session
Eleven jurors sat at opening of court for the McNamara murder trial. By adjournment six remained with uncertainty over who will join as jurors. Several talesmen faced challenges for bias or opposition to circumstantial evidence and the death penalty.
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Morning Journal Special
Los Angeles
Cal
Talesmen
McNamara
Bite
Leatern Manning
Rancher. Rr
PD. Green
Prmbge Grower
Stobert FL Main
Carpenter
Mo Am
Mclntosh
Geourge W. McKee
Wee
Mckee
James Th. McNamara
Hardwell
A. C. Robinson
Robinson
T. W Adams
Ernest F. Deck
KB. J. Shower
A. Jessen
WH. ¥. Quackenbomb
California
Adams
Robingen
Jay Horton
Judee Htordwell
Talesmen Shower
Adan
Shower
James McNamara Quide
Los Angeles Times
Orde McManigal
Tolewnan Adams
Ptal Dbemwume
John
Jlena
Darrow
Quackenbush
Walther
Tta A. Jeseon
the Times
New Mexico Man Granted Death Penalty for Killing City Marshal
James Lynch was sentenced to hang on December 30, 1911, in Carlsbad after a trial in Maldy County for the murder of Noy Wooster, city marshal of Haswell. An appeal was filed and the prisoner ordered to Santa Fe Penitentiary for safe keeping.
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The
Morning Journal
Tipswell
N. M
James
Lyeneh
Noy Wooster
Hoewell
Clarence J. Roberts
Carlsbad
Supreme Court
Santa Fe
Fifth
New Mexion
Lynch
Ome Wooester
Haswell
Lyneh
Linguer
Lynt
Olin
Wooster
Tim
Lepeh
Roswell
Lene
Pope
Moith Judicial District
Srand
Laneh
Chaves
Moldy County
Hoberts
Raton
Taft vows to enforce Sherman Act amid trust prosecutions
President Taft declares administration will continue to prosecute trusts until competition is restored and no monopolies remain. He cites Standard Oil and American Tobacco rulings and argues enforcement is essential despite criticism. Taft's Wyoming tour includes Sheridan and Newcastle appearances about anti trust policy and peace treaties.
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Morning Journal Special
Newcast
Wyo
Taft
Supreme Court
Standard It Company
American Tobacco Company
Newcastle
Sheridan
Port McKengele
Connetess
Harman campaign opens Ohio governor’s nomination sweep
Denver reports Lieutenant Governor Hugh J. Nichelle of Ohio arrives to open campaign headquarters and establish Pharmon clubs to back Harmon's presidential bid. Nichelle returns east after touring western states in support of Harmon's nomination.
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Denver
Hugh JL. Nichelle
Ohio
Judeon Tharmen
Nicholse
Harmon
Robinson Reaches Rock Island in Hydro Plane Flight
Aviator Robinson, flying from Minneapolis to New Orleans in a hydro aeroplane, landed on the Mississippi near Rock Island after a 168 mile day from Dubuque. He reported a 4000 foot altitude, 6 hours airborne, and 1000 pounds of mail, but delayed by fuel tank leak and worn wires awaiting repairs.
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Morning Journal
Hoeh Deland
Ils
Oqet
Robinson
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Clinton
Mobinson
Dubuque
Knebingen
Dbeson
New Orlean
Jubingen
Farm Women's Press Association Formed in Colorado
At the International Dry Farming center in Colorado Springs the Farm Women's Press Association was formed with officers elected including President Irma Matthews Oklahoma City and Secretary Treasurer Mabel Hates Williams Denver. Fifteen farm journal representatives attended the congress and decided not to form a permanent body.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
International Dry Farming Cengre
Farm Women's Press Association
Irma Matthews
Oklahoma City
Oklo
Mra
Martha J. Stavert
Winnipeg
Man
Mre
Adelaide OF
Goeesling
Springfield
Maas
Mabel Hates Williams
Denver
Ella S. Webb
St. Paul
Minn
John T. Barnes
Jennie Buell
Ann Arbor
Mich
Mary A. Whedon
Farm Journals
Farm Women
Pageant Celebrates New States With Silk Flags
A military parade and welcome exercises mark the Texas Governor Colquitt's salute to Arizona and New Mexico as Mi Paso hosts a statehood jubilee. Governors Sloan and Mills accept silk flags as gifts while thousands attend the Port Elias ceremony. Cuban and Sonoran dignitaries attend the governors ball later.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Mi Paso
al Carta
Southwest
Port Elias
Colquitt
Texas
Sloan
Amnens
Mills
Bis Tan
Congalet
Coiecuba
Claverner Gayou
Sonora
Seventeen Year Old Witness Holds Own at Inquiry
In Ontonagon on October 20 a 17 year old girl testifies that Mrs Laura Stannard allegedly put powder in her husband Charles Stannard coffee before he died from convulsions last March. A relative Samuel Diewed corroborates that he heard Charles tell Laura, You don't love me.
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Ontonagen
Grace Hammes
Laura Stannard
Charles Stannard
Stannard
Miss Hammes
Samuel Diewed
Mr. Stannard
Laura
Strike vote may take a week to canvass
Kansas City Oct 20 The vote by federated shop crafts on a Rock Island Railway strike could take a week to finish J A Franklin president of the Toilermakers union said voting is by districts about ten thousand men will walk out The workers have pressed for a sliding wage scale but talks with the company failed and the strike vote was authorized
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Horton
Chuverius
Wirwinks
Quackenbush
Hanor
Darrow
Labber Throne
Cote Try
Kansas City
Federated
Rock Island
J. A. Franklin
Toilermakers’ Union
Franklin
Bursum Road Scandal Snags Honest Roads Platform
The Party of Good Roads touts honesty economy and efficiency while a New Mexico project under H O Bursum drew 4000 dollars extra funding for Mogollon mountains road work. A critic called the completed work unfit for travel and a bond payment followed amid questions about the penitentiary record.
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The
Party of Good Roads
Bonda
A. I. Pall
Bursum
Money Flows Like Water 10 Save The County Of Sucorad
Ka Ni nae land leaders clash to hold control of central New Mexico riches and power. Ring bosses fight to maintain influence over the empire as money streams flow.
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Sucorad
Central
New Mexico
Reign of intimidation fuels revolt over lands in Socorro
In Socorro county farmers and electors rally against boss Bursum and allies Luna Hubbell and Pollock over land leasing schemes. Read of 32 000 acres favored for the trio and about 75 000 acres tied up by their holdings as residents fear intimidation and stolen elections.
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Morning Journal
Secerra
M. Oe
H. O. Torsam
New Mexico Penitentiary
Hhe
Borsum
Kursum
Socorro
Bursum
Clemente Camillo
Andres Romero
Burrum
Mogollon
Willian
Martin
Fotrmoer Penitentiary
Barsum
Luna
Hubbell
V Cross
H. EB. Pollock
Becerra
Socorro County
Selomen Luna
Francisco Hubbell
San Augustine
Clemente Castillo
Wrank A
Pete
Sam Augustine
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Judge Bordwell
Talesman
Roebinsom
Fredericks
Bordwell
Nia
McNamaras
John Walker
George Wo McKee
Francisco
Lynch Gondemne
Roy Woofter
Santa Fe Penitentiary
TNT
Muscatine
Burlington
New States
Mir
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