Charges In Full Denied By Hargis
Former Judge James Hargis, charged with the murder of lawyer James B. Marcum, testifies in the state v. Hafgis and Callahan denying any connection to the death. He recounts his life, places, and witnesses, calls Commonwealth witnesses floaters, and defends his conduct and statements about attorney Adams during cross examination.
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Marcum
Calla
Frontera
Reflecte
Beattyville
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James B. Marcum
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Callahan
Breathitt County
Bsen
Tom White
Curtis Jett
Hoe
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Feltner
Sam Feltner
Russell Sutton
Harg
Adams
Corday
Foung
Commonwealth
Byrd
Ed Callahan
James B. Marowm
Democratic State Central Committee
Water Works Company Held Liable for Damages in Florida
In Tallahassee on July 12 the Florida supreme court ruled the Water Works Company liable for damages from insufficient water pressure that failed to extinguish a fire. Tampa brewer Robert Magee sued for 25000 dollars after losing a brick building. the circuit court ruling was overturned and the case remanded for further proceedings at defendant’s cost.
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Fla
Florida Supreme Court
Water Works Company
Lable
Robert Magee
Tampa
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Herker
Water Wiksa Company
Mable
Cirreuit
Cigar Box Fire Wrecks Knoxville Plant
A blaze at the American Clear Box Company plant in Johncom City Knox County Tennessee destroyed the facility tonight, causing an estimated loss of 110000 and leaving 126 workers unemployed. The fire is attributed to electric wiring. The plant is owned by William E Uptegrove and Brothers of Brooklyn. Insurance around 76000. Ten years for Williams.
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Knoxville
Tennessee
Tennn
American Clear Box Company
Johncom City
Tenn
Wiliam E. Uptegrove & Bro
Brooklyn
Singing Helped Woman Foil Mountain Lion Attack in Nebraska
Mah a Neb July 12. 1cs John Underwood of New York camping nearby wife of a man in Black Hills faced a mountain lion Tuesday. The animal lunged and pinned her, but she sang to calm it. As long as she sang the beast stayed, stopping only when the song paused. She persisted through the night until her husband found both woman and child safe.
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Maha
John
O Underwood
New York
Black Hilla
Underwood
Macon Chamber Discusses Southern Rail Wharf Privileges
A special Macon chamber of commerce meeting with shippers plans to address Southern railway river shipping rights at the Macon court room. Wharves at Brunswick and Nan Elizabeth dock access fuel dispute as Macon business men seek fair river access while Southern officials defend current privileges. In Mississippi, a grand jury in Yazoo County indicts Jerry Hobingen for the murder of Smith Murphy, a Yazoo Mississippi Delta levee board member and prominent planter.
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Macon Chamber of Commerce
United States Court Room
Southern Railway
Brunswick
Southern
Maijlory
Nan Elizabeth
Jackson
Miss
Tallahatchie County
Bumner
Jerry Hobingen
Smith Murphy
Yazoo-Mississippi Delta
Prosecution Ordered for Dr S Monigut in Yellow Fever Case
New Orleans July 2 steps to prosecute Dr S Monigut physician at La Place La where a yellow fever case was not reported within 24 hours as required by the sanitary code. Dr C H Irton president of the state board of health said information will be filed against the physician under misdemeanor provisions.
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New Orleans
Monkgut
la Place
C. H. Irton
Louisiana State Board of Health
Irton
Irien
Monigut
Bryan Attends Commons Hearing on Armament Reduction
In the British House of Commons on July 2 Secretary Falandine outlined plans for economical army administration and a 50 000 strong expeditionary force ready for war with a territorial backbone. William J Bryan attended to hear Hawane's remarks as the crowd pressed for cuts in heavy armaments and lighter defense burdens.
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London
Wer
Faldane
House of Commons
House
William J. Bryan
Mr. HaWane
Dublin Farmer Abandons Crop By Planting Peas
Dublin Ga July 2 Mr George W Johnson living two miles south of Dublin shocked neighbors by plowing up his cotton and deciding to blow up the crop to plant peas. He says it will yield more money. Other farmers doubtless consider the idea but none have followed his lead.
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Dublin
George W. Johnson
Mortimer Dahlgren Dies in Meridian Insane Hospital
Austin Mortimer Dahlgren brother of Mrs. Sarah A. Dorsey who donated Beauvoir to Jefferson Davis died in the Meridian insane hospital where he had been confined as a ward of the state for weeks. A descendant of Gustavus Adolphus and Mortimers, he was well known in the state and studied law under Jefferson Davis and General Joe Davis after the war. He was admitted to the bar in 187?. His sister's attachment to the Davis family helped endow Beauvoir, now used as a Confederate soldiers home.
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St. Louis
Jefferson Davis
Joe Davis
Dorsey
Davis
Dévin
Beauvoir
Hummel Suspended From Practice Pending Appeal
Abraham Hummel, a longtime prominent figure in New York divorce crim es, was suspended from further legal practice pending appeal of his conviction on conspiracy charges tied to the Dodge Morse divorce case, per a decision by the appellate division of the supreme court today.
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New York
Abraham H. Hummell
Nia
Dodge-Morse
Supreme Court
Hummel
Railroad stock again in court over transfer dispute
The Georgia Railroad and Banking Company seeks an injunction against Comptroller General Wright to halt taxes on 5,000 shares of Western Railway of Alabama stock. It claims the stock’s legal title moved to Louisville and Nashville Railway and now resides in Kentucky, with only a $15,000 reversion value, while the court handling the case set for the first Saturday of September term.
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Georgia Rilroad and Banking Company
Superior Court
Wright
Western Railway of Alabama
Alabama
Western of Alabama Railway
Wiliam A. Wadty
Comptroller General
Roan
Jadge Pendleton
Wil Ba
Stolen funds on Ida May derail Arctic express shipment
More than $100,000 consigned to the Alaskan Pacific Express Company was stolen from the steamer Ida May. The money originated in Fairbanks and was to be transferred at Nenana, then on to Batuh Fort Gibbon, with robbers not yet identified. The crew offers no clues as to who committed the theft.
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Alaskan Pacific Expréss
Beattie
Alaskan Pacific Express Company
Ida May
Fairbanks
Nenana
Fort Gibbon
Wound kills Russ admiral at Sevastopol
Sevastopol July 12 Vice Admiral Chouknin commander of the Black Bem fleet was shot yesterday by a sailor aboard the battleship Otchakof and died this morning after not regaining consciousness.
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Chouknin
Bem Firet
Otchakof
Drunken Frolic Ends in Death at Marianna
In Marianna Florida on July 2 after a party with drinkers stock dealer W N Donaldson shot Walter Nicholds in the shoulder his son Ross Nicholds was shot in the leg and then killed himself Jealousy said to have sparked the tragedy Report also notes Charleston Orchestra barred in New York as Acting Mayor Mc Gowan vetoes a street concert plan by the Orphans Aid Society attached to a controversial charity drive in the city.
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Fla
W. N. Donaldson
Tampa
Walter Nichalds
Ross Nicholds
Charleston
New York
McGowan
Board of Aldermen
The
Orphans’ Aid Society
D. C
A good looking face promises secret of good logics
A damaged ad copy touts Hagan's Magnolia Balm for a glowing complexion claimed to erase ten years from the face. It emphasizes a non greasy liquid feel and immediate effects on face and neck with a healthful appearance.
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Hagan
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