Nan Patterson Trial Update Claims Acquittal Hope
Nan Patterson attorneys say they have won the fight as the trial over Caesar Young's death continues. Mrs. Margaret Young testified tearfully about her husband and Nan's alleged devotion, while witness Joseph Millen explained relations between Young and Patterson. A disputed letter was ruled inadmissible, and details about a revolver ownership were challenged.
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New York
Nan Patterson
Caesar Young
Margaret Young
Joseph Millen
Young
Miss Patterson
Smitha
Europe
Nashville College for Teachers Endowed at 1 800 000
Report from Columpia Tennessee notes Peabody College in Nashville gains a teachers college with a 1.8 million endowment after trustees raise 800 thousand additional funds. Dr Wietiffe Nose attends the education conference as Morgan and other supporters pledge contributions and Tennessee legislature backs bond funding.
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South
Wilk
Nashville
Morgan
Columpia
8. C
Wietiffe Nose
Peabody College
Nashvile
Tenn
Joe
Peabody Educational Fund
Washington
Tennessee
Teachers’ College
David
Howe Alee
Iid Board
Tramp Killed in Fight on Freight Engine
In Montgomery Alabama engineer Reynolds killed a negro tramp during a desperate struggle in the cab of a Louisville and Nashville locomotive. The fight began as the tramp threatened to ride to Montgomery, the train traveling about 40 miles per hour. The body had not been found by nightfall, and the case remains under investigation.
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Montgomery
Ala
Louisville and Nashville
Rhia
WH Reynolds
Tyson
Reynolda
Enb
Dreing Theu Ght
Reymildy
Business Men Accept the Gage Thrown Down by the Labor Unions
Chicago April 27 3 100 teamsters on strike with many joining daily as Employers' Association backs open shop while labor unions fight to finish. City reports violence and injuries despite guards. police sergeant Richard Cummings and two others injured. Montgomery Ward and Co. actions spur more teamsters to report for duty.
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Chicago
Temsters
Employers’ Association
Teamsters’ Union
Richard Cummings
Joby Cerea
Samuel Jackson
J. W. Farwell Company
Mark Moran
van Buren
la Salle Street
Montgomery Ward & Co
Georgia school gifts total 135000 in drive
Dr D K Pearsons of Chicago announced gifts to several Southern colleges totaling 135000 with individual gifts from 10000 to 50000. He said each recipient must raise three dollars for every one given within a year. Deans Newell and Newlin commented on the announcements as incidents of gifts.
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Dr. Pearson
D. K. Pearsons
Chicago
Pr. Pelrsons
Pearson
Guilford Rutledge
Greensboro
N. C
Piedmont College
Demarcat
Washington College
Washington,Tenn
Grant University
Chattanooga
Tenn
Weat Virginia Seminary
Morgantown
W. Va
Pearsons
Henry C. Newel
Thomas Newlin
Sutton College
Eareens Totay
Peacenaily
Knowles Is Removed From Equitable Life
New York April 27 President Alexander discharged H C Knowles from the Equitable Life Assurance Society. Knowles, once superintendent of agencies, was suspended recently and ordered to vacate the premises and surrender all society papers. He counters that he has fulfilled duties and possesses no Equitable documents. Additionally, William Nelson Cromwell criticized a receivership plan as harmful to policyholders and stockholders alike.
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Alexander
Knowles
New York
H. C. Knowles
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Knowless
Equitable
Tarbell
Society
the Equitable
Alexaner
William Nelson Cromwell
Great Popular Outbreak Fears Sweep St Petersburg
Thousands cross the frontier as rumors of a major Easter panic spread. Authorities brace for disorder with strict police orders from April 2 to May, including 24 hour house porter patrols, closed courts, street bans, and heightened security at churches and banks amid talk of plots to blow up cathedrals and government buildings.
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St. Petersburg
Realdenta
Sumote
WyHamite
Plate
Smolensk
Patks
Trepott
Loomis Denies All Charges In Venezuela Affair
Washington on April 27 Loomis denounced charges about dealings as minister to Venezuela. He said he never received money or property from the New York Bermudez company and never owned or sought any Venezuelan government claim. He asserted exchanges in Caracas were at posted rates and that he did not conspire for any financial gain. He denied a promised settlement involving 10 million and any related bribery.
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Washington
Loomis
Acing
Crate
Sittemert
Venezuela
New York and Hermed Asphalt Company
Pose
Castro
New York and Bermudez Company
Ttn
Caracas
United States
New York Exchange
Carac
New York
Mr. Meyers
Bigelow Debts Near Three Million Linked to Bank Fraud
Milwaukee reports reveal William Bigelow, vice president of the First National Bank, exposed his brother Frank C Bigelow as the bank’s defaulter. A New York draft offer sparked scrutiny, uncovering about 3.277 million in total indebtedness, with 1.5 million charged to Frank Bigelow and a bankruptcy petition filed.
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Milwaukee
Agril
William, Bigelow
First Netone
Frank C. Bigelow
Goto
Frank Bigelow
Te Bank
Brother
Bigelow
New York
New York House
Wiliam Bigelow
First National
Pfister
Witliam Bigelow
Amont uuKengi
Frank G Bigelow
Mr. Engelow
Weather Forecast Across States For Friday Through Saturday
Forecasts show cloudy conditions in Georgia and Virginia with light variable winds. Parts of the southeast including North and South Carolina, Eastern and Western Florida, and Alabama expect partly cloudy skies with variable winds, while Mississippi, Louisiana, and Arkansas face partly cloudy conditions with occasional showers and possible thunderstorms and light north winds. Eastern Texas sees partly cloudy weather with light to fresh south winds, and Western Texas remains fair Friday and Saturday with no major wind shifts.
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Waashington
Georgia
Virginix
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Miastasippi
Louisiana
Arkanaas
Texas
Tenneawee
Kentucky
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Great College For Teachers
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New Foundland
United States Steel Corporation
Pritchett
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Vanderlip
Carnegie Foundation
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York City
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Fatwin Bo Craighead
Tuelane
George H. Denny
Georgia School
Demorest
Ranterg
Uncle San Tallor
Red Easter
Asphalt Trust
Paris
King Ward
Lon Toning
Alec -Re- Seay
Taly
Tiller
Pour
Cristian Association
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