Cooper Trial Near End In Carmack Murder Case
Arguments in the Nashville murder trial of Colonel D B, Robin Cooper and John D. Sharp for former Senator Carmack began Monday. Lawyers are numerous and summing up will be long, with bitter testimony. A perjury arrest may follow, targeting a prominent accused whose testimony contradicted by several witnesses. The closing focus will be who fired the first shot and the Coopers’ actions.
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Robin Cooper
John D. Sharp
Senator Carmack
Nashville
Tenn
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Artist is murder victim near Alexandria Virginia
The body of a traveling artist was found near Alexandria with a ragged neck wound and partially buried in snow. In his clothing were a $300 Wells Fargo traveler's check from Los Angeles payable to Walter F. Schultz and cards bearing the name, with addresses in Sioux City Iowa. The case is deemed a cold blooded murder with no motive. Schultz had no Sioux City residence. his parents live in Chicago. Schultz was an artist traveling for his health and a sister resides in Sioux City as Mrs. Almore F. Gillette.
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Washington
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Los Angeles
Walter F. Schultz
Douglas Street
Sioux City
Mra
Almore Gillette
Almore F. Gillette
Armour & Co
Gillette
Ellen Dorothy
Schultz
Chicago
Hard coal miners seek renewal talks in Philadelphia
President Lewin of the United Mine Workers and the miners' committee plan a conference with anthracite railroad and coal company presidents in Philadelphia. A better mood prevails as negotiators eye a short work suspension if any. The six months' strike began in April seven years ago and public hardship followed. the three-year contract expires April 1 and renewal is anticipated.
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Philadelphia
Ice jams threaten $25,000 railroad trestle on Big Sioux
High water from two weeks of melting snow floods the Big Sioux River endangering the South Dakota Central Railroad trestle near Sioux. Crews blast ice and driftwood to keep the structure safe as water rises within a foot of the track timbers. The river remains out of its banks in the northern Sioux valley.
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South Dakota Central Railroad Company
Sille
Sioux Valley
Balloonist dies after parachute failure over San Pedro harbor
Lester Elkins, 20, an amateur aeronaut, rose 4000 feet in a balloon near San Pedro California. He released his parachute and fell into the Pacific as rescuers from Bea Konimen struggled against strong winds. The balloon drifted farther out. Elkins body was not recovered.
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Lester Elkins
San Pedro
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Konimen
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Elkins
Dead Man's Island
PROTO SLAIN IN AZ AMBUSH NEAR MAGDALENA
Millionaire ranch owner Don Louis Proto was shot and killed near Deviladeros while en route to his ranch east of Magdalena. His Mexican driver was wounded and reached the ranch with the news. Deputy Sheriff and brother Charlie Corbett were reportedly slain at a separate Walthall County incident involving Palmer family gunfire.
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Nogales
Ariz
Deviladeros
Magdalena
Florida
Brooklyn
Tuesaday
Utah
United States Navy
W. F. Corbett
Charlies
Palmer
Walthall
Italy elects new chamber amid street clashes and strong ministry
Italy held elections for the new chamber of deputies with widespread excitement and clashes in several provinces. In Caserta one man was killed and other districts reported injuries as troops restored order while the government won a large majority for the present ministry.
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Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Caserta
Chamber
Convicted Bankers Report Penitentiary Cash Discrepancy
Convicted bankers now prisoners in the western penitentiary at Pitsburg have discovered an apparent discrepancy of more than $26,000 in the accounts of the penitentiary. It is said the amount may be larger.
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Western Penitentiary
Pitsburg
Geronimo's Successor Named
At Fort Sill a majority of Apache prisoners of war voted Asa Deklugia of the Nedni branch as chief to succeed the late Geronimo.
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Geronimo
Fort Sill
Asa Deklugia
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