Story held on train robbery charge in Indiana case
Judge Henry S Bishop ordered John Story delivered to a special agent for the American Railway Express to answer charges of holding up an express train. Story admitted 18 months in Joliet for highway robbery but denied Indy train robbery, while his wife maintained belief in his innocence. An appeal was noted and bond set at 2500.
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Henry S. Bishop
John Story
Warren T. McCray
Indiana
Pat Neff
Story
Whitaker
A. J. Kieffmeyer
American Railway Express Company
Bishop
O. D. Thompson
Criminal Court of Appeals
Kieffmeyer
Indianapolis
Criminal Appeal Court
Illinois State Penitentiary
Joilet
Texarkana
Lorry
Illinois
Wilson Family Home Life A Model Of Culture And Selective Hospitality
An account describes Woodrow Wilson’s private life as warmly cultured and orderly. The family prioritized togetherness, avoided outsiders, and valued literature and arts. Wilson’s routine was meticulous, with meals and wake times fixed, and his authority exercised within a trusted inner circle.
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Wilson
Mr Wilson
Chesapeake Bay
Margaret
White House
Ellen Axson Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Tom
Harry
Final vote on Shoals bill delayed to Monday
Washington adjourned the House delaying the Henry Ford Muscle Shoals offer vote until Monday. The measure survived a heated fight with amendments mostly rejected and one provision allowed government cancellation if Ford missed 40,000 tons of fixed nitrogen for two years or defaulted on the contract.
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United Press
Washington
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Friends
Ford
Vanderbilt Girl Engaged to British Embassy Official
The engagement of Miss Cornelia Van derbilt to John Francis Cecil first secretary of the British embassy at Washington was announced at a Vanderbilt mansion reception in Asheville North Carolina on March 8. The notice notes official dinners and receptions in the White House under the Wilson administration and teases a subsequent chapter explaining White House social gates.
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Vanderbilt
Asheville
N. C
Cornelia Vanderbilt
Edith Vanderbilt
George W. Vanderbilt
John Francis Cecil
Washington
Vanderbilt Mansion
White House
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
COUR GROUP MEETINGS ON EDUCATION PLANNED
State Superintendent M. N. Marrs announced four section conferences on public education to be held in April. San Antonio April 7-8, Nacogdoches April 10-11, Cleburne April 14-15, Stamford April 17-18.
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Austin
Tex
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
M. N. Marrs
San Antonio
Nacogdoches
Cleburne
Stamford
Hung Jury in Barringer Negligent Homicide Trial
A hung jury was seated in the Wesley Barringer case before Judge Sam Motlow in county court. The jury was dismissed without a verdict after Barringer faced negligent homicide charges in the death of Ben Blackman, who was killed when a motor car driven by Barringer collided with Blackman.
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Wesley Barringer
Sam Motlow
Barringer
Ben Blackman
Blackman
Kansas City Buyer Purchases Independence Evening Star
Clyde H. Knox of Kansas City, Mo., bought the Independence Evening Star after 27 years of publication by A. T. Cox. Knox will also acquire the Reporter and consolidate both papers.
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Kansas
Independence
Kan
Clyde H. Knox
Kansas City
Independence Evening Star
A. T. Cox
Knox
Reporter
Star
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Arctic
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Col. Roosevelt
Brazil
Sir Ernest Shackleton
MacMillan
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Mah-Jong
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