Frank Holt Shot I P Morgan in Dallas War Mental Strain Ties
Dallas correspondent reports Frank Holt a Dallas man shot I P Morgan and faced confirmation of his European war opposition and alleged mental strain. Rev Sensabaugh, Holt’s father in law, called Holt a peace seeker with German ties and said temporary insanity may explain the act. Holt had been connected with Vanderbilt and Cornell, studied multiple languages, and taught romance languages at Polytechnic in Fort Worth.
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Man Who Shot Morgan Also Placed Bomb
Holt, an American man educated beyond his era, admitted plotting to plant bombs at the Morgan home and the Capitol complex. He traveled from Washington to New York then Glen Cove, carried dynamite and loaded revolvers, and believed the bomb would explode at midnight after a delayed cork release. His account, given under third degree, described ex parte bomb making, a planned assassination, and a telegram to his Dallas based wife urging bravery.
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Bomb in Capitol Aimed at Alarm to Europe Murder War
Holt, claiming sole responsibility, described placing a dynamite bomb at the Capitol to protest European murders. He met police after a brutal confrontation in the Morgan home and confessed details of his device and motives while denying accomplices.
Secret Service Steps Up Guard for Wilson on Independence Day
President Wilson’s security was tightened after the Morgan shooting and a capital bomb explosion. Secret Service men were dispatched to duties here with another en route. Officials downplayed direct danger while noting heightened precautions as Wilson plans a quiet Independence Day.
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Policeman Dies of Wounds in Winnsboro Shootout
Columbia reports the death of Ralegt Boulware, a rural policeman, who was among nine men shot June 14 during a sheriff's posse attempt to take a negro prisoner from an assault case. He died tonight at a Columbia hospital, the fourth fatality in the affray.
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Willing to Die to End the War Case at Courthouse
A prisoner named Morgan, described as of German descent, declared at court his willingness to sacrifice his life to end the war. The statement, given to Justice of the Peace Luget, claimed no quarrel with Morgan but urged using his influence with manufacturers and financiers to halt shipments of munitions to avoid further bloodshed. Morgan’s motive appeared to be ending the war rather than personal grievance, with testimony noting his increasing distress at the war’s persistence.
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Summer Travel to Panama Exposition Draws California Traffic
A conservative estimate suggests at least three quarters of a million travelers will visit California during the Panama Exposition period. Rail lines, including the Santa Fe and others, anticipate heavy loads with special trains and car parties planned for June to August. The traveling crowd comprises teachers, businesspeople, and families from various towns, with many planning one-way trips and returning later.
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