Mrs Glover Hints Motive in Murder Case
In East Cambridge Probate Court Mrs Lillian Marie Glover testified that after her husband’s murder Lattie LaBlanc had a jealous quarrel. She said he called from Boston to alert her for a football game and that later, while watching from a car, he argued with Mrs Freeman over Glover’s involvement.
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Lillian Marie Glover
MelIntire
East Cambridge
Lattie LaBlanc
Glover
Hattie
Boston
Lillis 7 Foiled Cudahy Slashing in Kansas City
Jere F. Lillis the banker spoke after the Sunday morning attack by John P. Cudahy. He said the chauffeur aided Cudahy from start to finish and described the surprise attack on himself and Mrs Cudahy as they sat in a divan in the home, both without shoes.
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Kansas City
John P. Cudahy
Packer
Jere F. Lillis
Injuries Revealed After Visit to St Marys Hospital
Dr Ayres explains a sequence of wounds found on Mr Lillis at St Marys Hospital in a report arranged with Dr Samuel Ayres. The injuries include a long neck cut, multiple facial knife wounds, a contused lip wound with loose flesh and broken teeth, a nose wound from a heavy lantern, plus several cuts on hands thighs and legs.
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Samuel Ayres
Mr. Lillis
St. Mary’s Hospital
Dr. Ayres
City Hall March On Strikers Spark Dinner
Philadelphia on the sixth day of the general strike shows one major incident as police bar a large demonstration aimed at supporting the carmen strike. Officials say law and order required firm measures while strike leaders denounce police methods as brutal and unwarranted.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
March on City Hall Parade Broken Up by Police
A crowd of over 10 000 trying to march toward central districts was stopped by police along Broad street. Officers halted the procession two miles from its target and dispersed the mob after clashes. A dozen injured and about 20 arrests reported.
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Broad Street
Widow Wise’s Surprising Matrimony Test
A humorous poem chronicles widow Wise at 65 who mourns her late husband yet attracts suitors. She vows to wed only if a suitor loves her for herself, not her wealth, provoking a chaotic rush as the men race to win her hand and her fortune.
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Widow Wise
Wellman to Meet Roosevelt and Send Exclusive Dispatches
Walter Wellman, famed traveler and Roosevelt friend, will meet the ex-president this morning and stay until he lands in America. Through a Chicago Record-Herald and Boston Post arrangement his letters and dispatches from Egypt will appear exclusively in the Post in New England. Post readers gain the latest news from the ex-president under the paper’s THE BIG NEWS FIRST policy.
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Walter Wellman
Roosevelt
America
Chicago Record-Herald
Boston Post
Roosevelt Teletypes Word To Wellman In Nile Race
Walter Wellman reports from Renk Egyptian Soudan that an exciting White Nile race to meet Theodore Roosevelt ended with the Record-Herald steamer Cairo arriving ahead of the Abbas Pacha. Roosevelt vows to make no political statement.
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Roosevelt
Walter Wellman
Chicago
Record-Herald
Renk
Soudan
Whartoum
White Nile
Record- Herald
Cairo
Abbas Pacha
America
England
Roosevelt's Dal Steamer Delayed From Tonight's Fire
Colonel Roosevelt's steamer the Dal, lent by General Sir Reginald Wingate, was due to open fire tonight but is postponed. Details follow on Page 16-Sixth Column.
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Colonel Roosevelt
Dal
Sir Reginald Wingate
Hensen Calls Peary Selfish In Syracuse Lecture
Matt Hensen, lecturing in Syracuse on his North Pole trip with Commander Robert I Peary, accuses Peary of shabby treatment since returning to New York. He says Peary has ignored him since October and resents what progress Hensen has made. He claims to have saved Peary's life multiple times and accuses him of selfishness.
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Syracuse
Matt Hensen
North Pole
Wth
Robert I. Peary Tonigh
Peary
Henson
New York
Cobb Named President Pro Tem By New York Senate
After an all night conference Republican members of the New York State Senate elect George H. Cobb of Watertown as president pro tem to succeed Jotham Allds. The move ignored advice from Senator Elihu Root acting for President Taft and Governor Hughes.
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Albany
N. Y
United States
Elihu Root
Taft
Hughes
State Senate
George H. Cobb
Watertown
Jotham
Allds
Father John's Medicine Cures Colds and Grips
An advertisement claims Father John’s Medicine cures colds and grips and builds you up. The copy emphasizes quick relief and energy restoration.
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Father John
Tip Knox Secures Auto Sales Job in Providence
Providence Rhode Island March 10 Tip Knox is set to start Monday as an automobile salesman for a local agency. He and his bride, who eloped, are relieved by the new position and report strong offers after the Secretary of State’s setback. Dutee Wilcox Flint, a local agent, interviewed Knox at 147 Benefit Street and extended the job offer with the bride present.
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Providence
R. LE
Tip Knox
Knox
Dutee Wilcox Flint
Young Knox
Benefit Street
Divorce Suit Sees Abduction of Warren Children
Mrs. Franklin H. Warren seeks divorce as her husband, a Broad Street businessman, abducts two children from his mother-in-law’s Dorchester home at 43 Stanton Street. Three men rode in a taxi to the fashionable district residence. Mrs. A H Gillis resisted, but the abductors fled as suddenly as they arrived.
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Franklin H. Warren
Broad Street
Stanton Street
Dorchester
Warren
A. H. Gillis
New England Forecast Shows Snow on South Coast Likely
Forecast for New England calls for partly cloudy skies with possible snow on the south coast. Friday through Saturday will bring warmer temperatures, variable winds, and a mix of rain or snow on steamers bound for European ports before improving to fair weather toward the Grand Banks.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
European
Grand Banks
San Francisco Trembles Under Sudden Rare Quake
A powerful quake struck San Francisco at 11 and shook the rebuilt city for six seconds. People rushed into parks and streets as theatres ended abruptly and fear spread among residents in night attire. Most new structures survived thanks to steel construction, but panic and uncertainty lingered as dawn approached.
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San Francisco
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Lyllian Lablanc
Irene Lablanc
Alice Morel
Stephen Morel
Mrse Sampson
Lillis
Cudahy
Banker
Wren Py
Wise
Verses By
Paul West
THE
Wellman
Hensen
Bank For
State Street
Ises Setsō
Sun— Ors
Burdett Business College
Ady
Thompson
Frisco
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