Sensation in Sneed habeas corpus case defense witness testifies
Dallas witness Mrs. L A Rogers says the Sneed family lived with her on the lower floor from July 8 to August 13 and that letters to Mrs. Mary Ogden were sent via Amarillo addressed to Lucien Hughes. The defense fatefully disputes the state's evidence as Odell and McLean clash over admissibility of telegrams and other items in the closing hours of the hearing.
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D. W. Odell
W. P. McLean, Jr
John Beal Sneed
L. A. Rogers
Dallas
Odell
W. P. McLean
Polk Street
J. T. Green
T. E. McKibben
O. K. Gilvin
Lizzie Collins
Mr. Cantrell
al G. Boyce
McLean
Oklahoma and Taft Campaign Notes From Septem
Roosevelt receives warm Oklahoma reception with Tulsa speech and Oklahoma City stop at the state fair. Taft declares optimism in new statements about re election and party strength across states. Bryan attends both Democratic and Republican conventions in California and prepares for a South Dakota tour.
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South Dakota
Marines to Deploy 750 to Santo Domingo
Acting Secretary Winthrop announced from Wilmington after meeting President Taft that 750 U S marines would be sent immediately to Santo Domingo to seize control of customs houses endangered by the revolution under the 1907 convention. The upheaval had spread in recent days. Indiana Federation of Labor Opens 28th Session in Richmond with 540 delegates. Edgar Perkins presiding, Mayor Zimmerman welcoming.
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Del
Taft
New York
Winthrop
United States
Santo Domingo
Republic
Indiana Labor Federation
Richmond
Ind
Indiana Federation of Labor
Edgar A. Perkins
Indianapolis
Zimmerman
Massachusetts Democrats Renominate Governor Foss
Incomplete returns from Massachusetts primaries indicate the Democrats renominate Governor Foss over Joseph Pelletier. The Republican race is close with Everett Fenton leading Joseph Walker as many towns kept polls open until nine tonight.
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Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
Foss
Joseph Pelletier
Everett Fenton
Joseph Walker
Bank Clerk Confesses to $55,600 Payroll Heist
Pensacola Florida September 24 William H Bell a 20 year old bank clerk tonight confessed that he robbed the First National Bank here Wednesday of a payroll package containing 55560 and substituted a worthless package in its place He admitted the crime to Associated Press reporters after the loot was recovered.
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Pensacola
Fla
William H. Bell
First National Bank
Louisville
Nasville
Wilson's Choice Leads Opposition
In early returns from New Jersey Democratic primaries Representative Wm. Hughes of Patterson leads former Senator James Smith Jr. for the party nomination to the Senate. With 151 of 1799 districts reported Hughes has 4449 votes to Smith's 3750, while Frank O. Briggs, the Republican, trails unopposed. Governor Wilson's opposition to Smith adds to the intrigue amid broader stakes for congressmen and state officials.
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N. J
Wm. Hughes
Patterson
James Smith, Jr
United States Senate
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Smith
Frank O. Briggs
Wilson
New Jersey
Plan to destroy breastworks and capture armed men in Utah strike
In Bingham Utah on September 24 county officials pledge harsh action to end a copper mine strike. Sheriff’s posse, deputies and possible thousand strong force to dismantle hill breastworks and seize anyone bearing weapons as miners resist. Strike leaders vow to oppose any company moves. Utah Copper denies seeking strikebreakers.
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Bingham
Utah
MacKay
Board of County Commissioners
Utah Copper Company
J. (. Lowney
Western Federation of Miners
Utah Copper
Deputies Killed in Eagle Creek Clash with Mexican Band
In Morenci Arizona a group of deputies were ambushed while rounding up cattle rustlers. Deputy Munguis and Campbell were killed and Deputy Keppul wounded when Mexicans fired from a fortified hill camp. Maj General Wood heads west to inspect the military corps and to meet with Secretary Stimson at Fort McKenzie in Wyoming.
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Associated Presse
Washington
D.C
Creneral Wood
Wood
Stimson
Fort McKengzie
Wyoming
Catholic Charities Propose Pensions For Dependent Families
Judge G. Irtson of Chicago proposed remedial legislation including old age pensions and unemployment insurance at the National Conference of Catholic Charities in Washington. The plan aims to aid dependent children and needy families.
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Associated Press
Washington, DC
G. Irtson
Chicago
National Conference of Catholic Charities Today
Weather forecast and regional notes from the day
The report describes generally fair and colder conditions with frost expected Wednesday morning. It notes a 7 am temperature around the mid‑70s with a light breeze and no rain across West Texas Oklahoma and Louisiana regions with mostly clear skies and pleasant conditions.
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Oklahoma
Louisiana
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