West Flays Morton Over Seed Quotas In Drought Aid
In Washington Morton defends seed distributions to drought stricken states claiming he exceeded Nebraska quota to aid relief efforts. West accuses misusing funds while Mills notes death of Rep Crain and congressional tributes follow. Uhl ambassador to Germany confirmed. Denver mint site chosen. Philadelphia prize fight fatality reported.
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Morton
Texas
Denver Mint
Oomiter West
Nebraska
Secretary’ of Agriculture
Caro‘Lina
Clara ‘Barton
Red Cross
Northwest
Secretary of Agriculture
Kansas
Dakotas
Oklahoma
Waas
Drouth Stritker
House
Senate
Department
Uhl
Washington
E. F. Uhl
Germany
Committee On Foreign Relations
State Department
Uhi
Denver
Secretary of the Treasury
Dake
Denver Coinage Mint
Colfax Avenue
South Thirteenth
Evans Streets
Philadelphia
Frederick Schlechter
Henry Pluckfelder
Fe i Jell
Schlechter
Tragic double murder suicide at Newton Iowa
Telegram reports a man identified as Charles Phares fatally shot his mother in law Mrs R T Smith and his father in law Mr RB T Smith at a Newton home. He then shot himself, dying instantly. A later dispatch notes Mr Smith survived with a facial wound, while Mrs Smith died, the weapon a 38 caliber bulldog revolver. The three were alone in the room when the shooting began. The article also notes a Danish Society Freja anniversary event in Kimballtown with performances, a fishery lawyer contemplating death in Oxtenco, and a levy on frozen herring in Gloucester.
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Poday
BT Smith
BR T Smith
Newton
Iowa
Charles Phares
R. ‘T. Smith
Rb.t. Smith
Mr. Smith
Grand Jury Preparing Indictments In Kentucky Case
Jackson and Walling, held after a dramatic first day in jail, are reported in good spirits and near transfer to Newport for trial. The Campbell county grand jury is hearing evidence, indictments are being prepared, and Governor Bradley has dispatched officials to Newport to pursue extradition. A written statement from Scott Jackson about a bloody coat found in a sewer is noted.
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Jackson
Walling
Ornomatt
Newport
Bradley
Campbell County
Kentucky
Scott Jackson
Greencastle
Ind
Miss Hollingsworth
Indianapolis
No Fight on Texas Soil Cast by Governor Culberson
Governor Culberson states Texas will block any pugilist tournament on Texas land. Adjutant General Miclry leads Texas Rangers at El Paso with faith in preventing the fight. U S troops from San Antonio are moving to El Paso to deter any neutral-ground contest. The governor vows no fight on Texas soil while Rangers remain.
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Star Rangers
Austin
Tex
Gulterson
EL Paso
Miclry
Texas Rangers
Culbersop
Texas
United States
San Antonio
Texas Ranger
Stuart
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