Supreme Court Grants Stay in Henwood Murder Case
The Colorado Supreme Court issued a writ of supersedeas granting a stay of Henwood's sentence after his second degree murder conviction for the Copeland killing. Henwood seeks a new trial amid claims of court prejudice and political influence tied to divorce actions involving banker John W. Springer. The stay lasts until the high court can hear the new trial application on merits.
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Denver
Col
State Supreme Court
Frank H. Henwood
George F. Copeland
Cripple Creek
Copeland
Stander
Henwood
S. L
von Phul
St. Louis
John W. Springer
Supreme Court
Pugilism and aviation deemed worse than football by Eliot
Harvard president emeritus Dr Charles W Eliot, aboard a Carnegie peace mission, criticizes football as dangerous for players and aviation as the worst sport for spectators. He cites Harvard's loss to Princeton and says the ring offers fewer maiming risks than gridiron play.
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New York
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Eliot
Carnegie Endowment
Harvard
Princeton
Peruna praised by Kansas City reader for cold cure
Mrs. C. S. Sagerser of 1311 Woodland Ave describes years of grippe related headaches nasal and neural symptoms. She credits Peruna with preventing colds and mitigating internal catarrh though she notes some deafness remains.
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C. S. Sagerser
Woodland Ave
Kansas City
Peruna
Grippe
Richardson leaves 100000 in bequests to Boston charities
The late Moses W. Richardson bequeaths one hundred thousand dollars to public institutions. The Boston YMCA gains 10000 plus 6000 already received. Other beneficiaries include Orthodox Society at Templeton 10000 and multiple Boston charities. Herbert L. Harding named executor and trustee.
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Brunswick
Boston Y. M. C. A
Richardson
Orthodox Society
Templeton
The
Young Women’s Christian Association of Boston
Boston Children’s Friend Society
Free Hospital For Women
Brookline
Congregational Home Missionary Society
City Missionary Society
Cottage Hospital
Baldwinsville
American Missionary Association
Burnap Free Home For Aged Women
Old South Ladies’ Sewing Circle
Old South Club
Boston Art Club
Home For
Little Wanderers
North End
Herbert L. Harding
Mob Lynches Black Assailant Near Lockhart
A mob of about 400 took Judge Moseley a Black man from Deputy Sheriff Brown near Lockhart Meridian Mississippi this morning and lynched him. The body was bullet riddled after Moseley allegedly struck J H Covington a white man with a stick at Lockhart yesterday.
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Meridian
Miss
Cold cure recipe claims rapid relief from two ounces glycerine
A home remedy recipe advises mixing two ounces glycerine and half an ounce concentrated pine compound into a half pint of whiskey. Take one to two teaspoonfuls after meals and at night, with smaller doses for children. Marketed as the quickest cough and cold cure by medical professionals, it stresses using Genuine Globe Concentrated Pine and notes steady demand over six years.
Eighty Girls Strike for Higher Pay at New Star Mfg
Eighty workers at New Star Manufacturing Company 10 Thatcher Street walked out after owner Bernard Frankel refused a 20 cent per dozen raise for a new heavy weight of overalls. The current rate is 80 cents per dozen.
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New Star Manufacturing Company
Thatcher Street
Bernard Frankel
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