To Go Hemp Route Is Morris Cremeans Fate
Morris Cremeans drew a three day stay as the outcome of a shooting incident. He testified he went to the Kidd home to see a daughter, reached for his handkerchief, and an accidental discharge killed Kidd. He offered to kill Reynolds and another unnamed man if allowed. The prosecution was assisted by J Alex Meador. West Virginia officers faced defense objections.
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Morris Cremeans
E. Snidow
J. Alex Meador
Monroe County
Cremeans
G. R. Newkirk
E. Reynolds
Messrs
G. C. Newkirk
Cam Lugar
W. M. Smith
Meador
West Virginia
Kidd
Cremeans To Be Hanged In Murder Trial At Bluefield
Morris Cremeans faced trial for murder in Bluefield and was found guilty of first degree murder. The judge postponed sentencing for three days to allow Cremeans to present witnesses he claims can exonerate him, though none are expected to aid his case. The jury of twelve men deliberated briefly before delivering the verdict.
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Morris Cremeans
Cremeans
Buchanan County
Virginia
J. H. Smith
Wright
Nan Eagerly Awaits Jerome's Bail Decision
New York May 10 Nan Patterson awaits District Attorney Jerome's decision on admitting her to bail. She fears trial will not occur again and laments the restraint of her liberty. She has recovered from a previous nervous collapse and remains jailed with her sister Mrs. Morgan Smith.
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New York
Nan_ Patterson
Jerome
Morgan Smith
Acticss
Justice Foster
Morgan Smiths
Foster
Spanish Captain Bond Forfeited In Norfolk Case
Judge Waddill forfeited the 9600 bond for Capt. Calestino Azoretta of the Niceto after he failed to appear in court on charges of landing two aliens at Newport News who were ordered deported. Azoretta had earlier been fined 220 for allowing the men Leon Garbedein and Malla Mamet to land in New Orleans. The Turks said they joined the Niceto at Gibraltar.
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Norfolk
Waddill
United States
Calestino Azoretta
Niceto
Newport News
New Orleans
Azoretta
Leon Garbedein
Malla Mamet
Gibraltar
Kaiser's Second Son Undergoes Operation
Berlin May 10 An operation was performed today on Prince Adalbert third son of the Kaiser at Karleruhe for blood poisoning The Prince is reported to be doing well The operation was the result of a fly bite which caused the blood poisoning
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Berlin
Adalbert
Karleruhe
Earthquake Causes Death of Fifty in Bombay Region
An earthquake on April 24 triggered a landslide behind Banderabbas killing fifty people. Several buildings in the town were toppled.
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Bombay
Banderabbas
Baseball scores recap from national and American leagues
National league results include St. Louis 8 over New York 4 and Cincinnati 5 to Brooklyn 0. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia combined for a 10 at Chicago with two games: Chicago 3 Boston 4 in the first and Chicago 4 Boston 2 in the second. American League had no games yesterday.
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National St. Louie
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
American
President Roosevelt Visits Chicago Amid Parade and Banquet
President Roosevelt arrived at the Hamilton Club in Chicago and was greeted by cheering crowds as temper flared at a distance from the rally. A banquet of the Iroquois Club featured the toast Our Guest while labor leaders planned to meet the president, then canceled due to crowded train rooms.
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Roosevelt
Hamilton Club
Chicago, Ill
Shae
Teamsters
Dold
Labor Federation
One Dead and Many Injured in Chattanooga Fights
Chattanooga Tenn May 10 The past forty eight hours are the bloodiest since the Civil War with seven serious casualties at Erlanger Hospital. Fred Cummings was killed in a glass works fight. William Graham and Fred Meacham were seriously wounded. John Sherman was fatally cut while trying to mediate between Doc Shelton and James Noodlet. Doc Shelton and James Noodlet were seriously cut. Percy Russell was grazed by a train at fifty miles an hour and will recover.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Erlanger Hospital
Fred Cummings
Glass Works
William Graham
Fred Meacham
John Sherman
Doc Shelton
James Noodlet
Percy Russell
Governor Glenn's brother seriously ill after memory loss
General James D. Glenn, private secretary to Governor R. B. Glenn, arrived at the Raleigh mansion from Greensboro with a suspected second stroke. He did not recognize anyone on arrival, including the governor, and was later assisted by doctors and rallied to speak.
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Raleigh
N. C
James D. Glenn
R. B. Glenn
Greensboro
Union Station
Dead bodies found in Blacks Valley murder suicide
Neighbors discover Mrs Rose shot in bed and Harvey Rose hanged in a nearby smoke house. Police note jealousy and possible motives while the couple’s finances and family history hint at prior mental strain. The deaths appear to have occurred Sunday night after days of decomposition.
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Rose
Jobo Marks
Cumberland Valley
Cumberland
Two Russian Cruisers Reach Vladivostok Report
St. Petersburg May 10 reports from the Russian admiralty say the squadrons of Rozestvensky and Nebogatoff have talked by fast cruisers for several days and are close enough to exchange wireless messages. Japanese calls on all sides are noted in the reports.
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Rojestvensky
Nebogatoff
St. Petersburg
Rojestvencky
Vladivostok
Horrible massacre of Jews and Russian fleet movements
Reports from St Petersburg and London detail alleged warnings and fleet movements as Admiral Rojestvensky reportedly evades Japanese forces and reaches Vladivostok. Other dispatches mention Nebogatoff's squadron nearing Saigon and French authorities advising antide fleet actions.
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Paris
Journal
Saigon
Nebogatoff
Cape St. James
Bay of Saigon
Rerestvensky
Three Youths Die in Drowning Off Portland Coast
Three youths from Falmouth, Bernard Stubbs 15 Robert Sawyer 21 and Paul Sawyer 16, are believed to have died when a gunning float capsized off Basby Clapboard Island after they left at 8 30 pm to shoot ducks. The float was found bottom up today, and search efforts continue with low hopes of recovery.
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Portland
Maine
Bernard Stubbs
Robert Sawyer
Paul Sawyer
Falmouth
Basby Clap
Birth Place of Longfellow Reproduced in Exposition
Norfolk Va May 10 The Jamestown Exposition Company reports Maine will be represented by a building reproducing the birthplace of poet Longfellow in Portland Maine Funds for the erection will be raised by public subscription under a commission named by Maine's governor.
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Norfolk
The
Maine
Portland
Longfellow
Illness Causes death by own action of Parkersburg Man
Martinsburg W Va May 10 Mr John N Abell a prominent citizen of this county committed death by own action yesterday He was found at an early hour by the family banging to a closet door in his room He had years been living a retired life and was in good circumstances financially but broken in health He for years was president of the old national bank of this city resigning because of bad health about fifteen years ago He leaves an estate of about 40000 and is survived by his wife and four children.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
John N. Abell
Old National Bank
Massacre of Jews in Zhitomir Amid Civil Unrest
Reports from Zhitomir describe a violent anti semitic massacre with streets allegedly lined with dead and wounded. The same dispatch notes more than a hundred victims on both sides and estimated damages of about one million roubles. Social Democrats plan nationwide demonstrations in Russia armed with bombs and dynamite to oppose police, while liberals urge restraint to avoid bloodshed.
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Zaitomir
St. Petersburg
Social Democrats
Russia
Count Cassini Recalled From Washington to Madrid
The Russian ambassador Count Cassini has been recalled from Washington. The reason is not disclosed, and it is announced that he will be sent to Madrid.
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Washington
Count Cassini
Madrid
Destructive Fire Strikes Broad Street Area in Newark
May 10 Newark reports a destructive city fire sweeping over more than half a block on Broad Street. A four story building and several dwellings burned, with portions of other structures affected. The Empire Theatre caught fire multiple times as flames threatened to jump the street.
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Newark
N. J
Broad Street
Empire Theatre
Equitable Officials Examined In Connection With Irregularities
New York May 10 James Hazen Hyde underwent a two hour oral examination by Superintendent Inspector Hendricks about his ties to the Equitable Life Assurance Society. President Alexander was questioned yesterday as part of probes into alleged irregularities.
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New York
James Hazen Hyde
Eqquitable Life Assurance Society
Inspector Hendricks
Alexander
Hendricks
Equitable
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