Last Card is Played by the Cooper Defense
The trial of Colonel D B H Cooper Robin Cooper and John D Sharp resumes as Judge Anderson stresses self defense rights citing that Robin could have killed Carmack if provoked. The courtroom fills with tension as spectators jeer and Washington reenacts the shooting, arguing Carmack fired first while Robin stood ready to defend his father. The defense argues legal protections and fault lines emerge between witnesses and prosecutors.
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Garmack
Robi Cooper
Senator Carmack
Dodge Anderson
Ric Carn
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Robin Cooper
John D Sharp
United States
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der Tonne
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Mr. Craig
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Paps
Iccidental
Old Coffee Troubles Lifted by Postum Change
A North Dakota minister describes relief from bilious attacks and dyspepsia after switching from coffee to Postum for about two years. He notes fewer bilious spells, improved health, and praises his wife for the change, saying Postum is superior to coffee for their family.
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Ami
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Wallville
Defeating Fate in Carmack Case by Defense Counsel
In closing arguments Judge Anderson and defense contend Senator Carmack’s death arose from his own actions after a confrontation with the Coopers. They urge jurors to accept self defense and equal protection under the law, while condemning prosecutorial insinuations of misconduct.
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Amy
Court of Justice
Meeks
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Patterson
Garner
Mesks
Fastman
Carmack
Benator Carmack
Mentlemen
Senator Carmack
None Like It Why Am I Better
Mrs. F. G. Peterson of Hershey Nebraska credits Cardui Home Treatment with dramatic health recovery. She describes severe prior illness with weakness pains and insomnia, claims after using Cardui she became well, strong, and able to sleep and work normally.
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Hershey
Neb
Cardus
Old War of Words Behind Carmack Cooper Tragedy
Judge Anderson reviews Cooper and Carmack feud from youth to murder, analyzing editorials, testimonies, and legal rights. He argues Cooper acted within the law defending himself against relentless attacks, while scrutinizing Mrs Eastman’s testimony and Robin Cooper’s account before adjourning for further proceedings.
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Robin
Carmack
Police Board Faces Possible Changes Amid Factions Rumors
Atlanta discussions center on whether the police board will reshuffle officers to improve efficiency. Mason supporters deny factional influence while acknowledging upcoming shakes or promotions. The chief’s status and Roberts trial are noted as closely watched developments.
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Police Board
Mason
Atlanta
Roberts
Census in China Washington March 12 Census aims to count uncounted millions
The article notes China plans a census of uncounted people within its borders. An imperial edict directs enumeration of individuals and families under constitutional reform. Returns for families are due by 910 and individuals by AN.
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Washington
China
Doriment
One Hundred Years Old Birthday Toast for Mrs Cottl
New York March 12. Mrs Franklin D Cottl of St West Fifty first street marks her 100th birthday with a large cake and friends gathering. Born in Martha Vineyard Massachusetts she moved to San Francisco in 1882 and survived the earthquake unscathed. Two years ago she joined an automobile party traveling from Tall City to Boston.
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Mre
Cottle
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Gan Francisco
Tals City
Boston
Funeral notices from a Georgia town obituary column
Several brief funeral notices announce the death of Mrs J E Flowers aged 76 at a private sanatorium and others including D R Park, Claude Chastain infant, H H Beatly, Mrs Jimmie G Hulme, Cephus Fletcher Hays, Mrs Selma Dupree, Mrs Mary F Foster, Savannah Ross, Thomas Jefferson Scott, Mary Farmer, and Dr C J DeLoach. Interments planned at Pooles chapel, Rosewell, Highland cemetery, Westview, and family plots. services held at homes or chapels with relatives from Comer and surrounding communities noted.
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Mary F Foster
Patterson Undertaking Company
Highland Cemetery
Savannah Ross
Colock
Poolee Chapel
Weet
Thomas Jefferson Scott
Jefferson Scott
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