Jury Deadlock Persists as Minority Resists Duress
In New York a conspiracy trial against Daugherty and Miller stalls as juror Henry Van Ost claims majorities pressure jurors to yield. Judge Mack orders continued deliberations after 41 hours out, with Van Ost detailing duress and vile language behind jury room doors. The foreman says some veniremen want to quit, others press on, while a war veteran juror reports fatigue but remains seated.
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Baldorport News Summary: State hearing and crime headlines
The Baldorport section reports a state hearing on election matters, a pair of detectives tied to robbing two chain stores, and a shooting incident with an injured man. It also notes several state political nominations, church moves, divorces, and local court developments, with broader national sports and editorial items interspersed.
Two Football Players Injured In Weekend Games
Two football players were injured over the weekend. One, Charles Thomas aged seventeen, was treated for a dislocated hip after a tackle near Seaside Spark, and was taken by emergency hospital ambulance. The other, Burt Labe aged twenty, sustained a badly sprained knee and received care at the Emergency Hospital after a game.
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Stephenson to Face Grand Jury in Indiana Scandal Case
INDIANAPOLIS Get. 10. One time Ku Klux Klan Grand Dragon D C Stephenson serving life for murder will be brought to Indianapolis by a grand jury subpoena to testify on alleged corruption in Indiana high offices. He and Vincennes editor Thomas H Adams, linked to Republican editors, are to appear before the Marion County Grand Jury as investigations loom. Subpoenas expected to be issued tomorrow morning.
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Radio Pioneer Davis Dies At 42 In Boston
George Schley Davis a pioneer who helped bring Central America radio and telegraph links to the world died suddenly at his Boston home at age 42. The United Fruit Company veteran rose to vice president after advancing from chief operator to general manager. He aided electric ship propulsion and led multiple firms including Tropical Radio Telegraph and Wireless Specialty Apparatus while serving in many technical bodies.
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Los Angeles Bob Adopted by Queen Becomes Paris Favorite
Paris reports Queen Mirle selects the Los Angeles bob as a new Paris fashion favorite for her first American tour leg aboard the Simpson Orient Express. The style features forward curling ends, soft texture, and neat simplicity. Queen Mirle’s choice reflects a California influence as she plans a longer stay in Los Angeles and considers a future scenario on American industry for a potential narrative.
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Browning Sold Her Love for Publicity Says Peaches
Francis Henan Browning and his wife, the elderly "Chidexea Man" Browning notes in a Telegram excerpt, claiming he bartered her love for publicity. She accuses him of forcing separation to gain public attention and says she wrote articles for money and to reveal her side of the story while acknowledging a small allowance from her millionaire husband.
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Detectives Seek Pair Who Robbed Two Stores Here
Detectives pursue two bandits who robbed the Logan Brothers stores on Boston Avenue and Broad Street and later frightened away from a third Logan site. The first heist yielded $20. the second $167.10 plus the helper’s wages. a third attempt was foiled at 461 South Avenue. The pair remain unidentified.
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Ten Injured In Weekend Auto Mishaps In City
Four hospitalized with one possibly facing death after three days of accidents in the city. Victims include Lee Avenue resident injured at Black Block restaurant, and Henry Buckman on 44 Wien Street. Others suffer cerebral concussion or skull fractures. identities include Turvath, Den, Flora, Horwath, and Kulekoski.
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Stacyeflye
Wien
Train kills five at grade crossing near Crissey Ohio
A New York Central passenger train struck an automobile at a grade crossing near Crissey Ohio late tonight killing five people instantly. The victims were Orner family members from Eileen Ohio including Orner family head Orner 48 and wife 40, two children and a granddaughter.
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Sunday football arrests in Pittsburgh ease after Blue Law order
In Pittsburgh the Sunday football ban was largely observed with only three arrests tied to continued play despite warnings from Public Safety Director James M. Clarke. Golfers and tennis players faced no action after rules were relaxed for those sports. A fan was charged with disorderly conduct and released on bond pending hearings.
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Car blaze after crash injures two at city intersection
Two men were slightly injured in a Saturday night automobile crash at Fairflola and Iranistay avenues. One car caught fire prompting fire brigade attendance. Injured are Join Heaworth, 24, driver from 75 Harriet Street, and Lawrence Coneo-Van, 1074 State Street, owner of the other car. The other driver was Bucild Provost, 30, of 188 Clifford Street.
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Debtor Slaying In $2 Dispute. Four Shots Fired
A brutal killing over a $2 debt occurred Saturday night at 747 Willard Street in a basement home. John Droudisti, 44, was shot four times with an automatic pistol. Frank Pulitano, 26, was arrested and confessed. Pulitano and four others are in custody as witnesses for the coroner's hearing set for 1 am at the county courthouse.
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James J. Stz.patrick
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Nick Gratiiane
Alex Beck
Motorist Fleeing Crash Captured in New Haven Hospital
Will Bradley Crampton of Madison died at St. Raphael's hospital after a Post road collision near Guilford. Several ribs were fractured and internal injuries reported. Seavles of Hamden was treated and discharged. Moody of Madison drove Seavles home after visiting Crampton. A New Jersey car driven by an operator, Antonio Pereira, fled the scene. he was arrested at Guilford station and to be questioned by the coroner.
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Alexander Saves Game as Cardinals Win World Series
New York Oct 10 The Cardinals victory 3 to 2 over the Yankees clinches the world baseball championship for St Louis. Grover Cleveland Alexander saved the game in relief of Jesse Haines, striking out Tony Gazzeri with bases loaded in the seventh and finishing the last two innings. Manager Hornsby paid tribute to shortstop Tommy Thevenow, while Rogers Hornsby left for Austin to bury his mother who died Sept 29 after requesting his team’s pursuit of the title.
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Alexander for President Slogan Triggers St Louis Celebrations
Cardinals victory sparks a citywide wild celebration in St Louis after winning the World Series. Crowds jam downtown streets and listen to radio broadcasts from homes. Decorations surge, noise devices fill the air as fans toast the team's historic triumph.
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