Husband and Wife Guilty of Murder in Chicago Trial
Beatrice Cramer and her husband were found guilty of murdering Minopin Stuyne in Chicago. The husband received life imprisonment while the wife was sentenced to fourteen years. The case included a claim the wife envied the victim and hinted at emotional provocations surrounding the crime.
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Charles Cramer
Sophia Sing
Chicago
Mareh
Ubarlon Cramor
Beatrice Cramer
Minopin Stuyne
Cramer
Wnerson
Freight Office Fire Destroys McKinney Installations
Fire gutted the Katy freight office at McKinney and a box car in a blaze that caused about 41000 in damage. Authorities labeled the incident a large loss at the depot yard and began investigations into the cause and response times.
Augustus Thomas Ambassador in Annuicated Progey
Fragmentary text references Augustus Thomas and a theatrical or diplomatic context with mentions of France and a president figure. Readable portions indicate a historical play or proclamation mentioning Ambassador Augustus Thomas and related individuals, with insufficient clear facts for full reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progey Wellington
Mares
Wld
Demoorabie
Chatman McCombs
Anutopuder
France
Looted Bank for Revolutionary Fund Incident Report
A garbled report claims Rafast Zaveda former governor of Ban Sule Potos was accused by government officials of taking 10 000 pesos to fund a revolutionary cause. Violence and rail disruption hampered trade as rebels tied up traffic north and south of the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Rafast Zaveda
Ban Sule Potos
Hank
San Luie
Messco
Wigkershipns to Go on World Tour
United States Attorney General and family members start a travel plan on a vacant train route from New York to San Francisco to begin a world tour ending in Honolulu next Saturday. The trip includes prominent officials and relatives accompanying the party.
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New York
Foraer United States Attorney
Mom Wickersium
Ty Maa
Martha Bowers
Return to Houston Mayorist Contest
Amsooinend Prose Htounton reports yesterday's Democratic priority contest results in Campbell 2421 versus 2200 for J. M. Gellman. The recap notes unclear turnout and a contested recount of key districts.
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Htounton
Texan
Farm addition laid out in Arran Struom area
A tract of land on the west MEARE near Arran is platted as an addition to Arran city limits. The layout by J M Gordon and LW Priddy offers graded lots for sale by WN Nem Git Adin and partners with favorable terms to attract buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che
Proceedings in the Texas Legislature
The Texas Legislature passed amendments affecting county and precinct clerks and Confederate veterans widows. A measure restricted certain officials to official business. Senate also approves the McGregor bill altering payment terms for service rendered and substituting a pension-like commission.
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Plac
Jorphann’ Amos
BUA
Picavon
Amendmenta
Senate
McGregor
Sen
Awaedt
Supreme Court Visits President Wilson
The Supreme Court visited President Wilson at the White House for a somber ceremony. The event lasted about one hour as Chief Justice and other members discussed whether a member should leave the court. The president urged continuity, while no decisive action was taken on personnel.
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Wallington
Maria
United State Supreme Court
Wikros
White House
Supreme Court
Aiden
Destructive Fire Destroys Waco Block This Morning
A major blaze in Waco, Texas, leveled multiple structures on Austin Street and Slat Street early today. The fire destroyed Horie's building a one story shopfront, a tailor and purse shop, and damaged a factory area. No injuries reported.
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Anacintea Presa
Wao
Texan
Marc
Horie
Austin Street
Noone
Jury Unable to Reach Verdict in Darrow Case
Low Angular Calif March 8 The jury in the Darrow case reported they could not agree. The judge sent the panel back for further deliberation after the disagreement was confirmed. Reports of a prior dissent were erroneous. The foreman indicated a 1 to 3 split and juror Bethel, a music teacher, was the minority. The jurors were later discharged.
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Orp
Indiat Stood 1 To 3, But Did Not Eply How, 16 Auld Juror Baa Bethe
Week of meetings in many states and nations announced
A string of upcoming conventions and meetings is listed across cities including Washington DC Pennsylvania Alabama Ohio Missouri New Jersey and Florida. Events include religious education and public service conventions arbitration treaty news Woodmen of the World annual meeting political talks with President Roosevelt and a totals labor committee conference.
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New York
Religious Education Association
Oyond
Prussia
Public Service
Pennsylvania
Haghiebure
Monta
Colutbue
Ohi
France
Witenmoute
Amboaxador
Junterand
Knox
Murstond Progressives
Taltizare
Thuredays
Total Child Labor Committee
Jacksonvilhe
Pla
Bellevag
Associated Press
Interstate Commerce
Texas
Marek
Rerardine
Theodore Roosevelt
Te Progressives of
Philadelphia
Florida
Women's Club Meeting and State Convention Report
Fragmentary OCR notes show the Women's Club meeting at Jacke sons and the Georgia Prem entiu Pontmantern annual convention scheduled for August. A reference to the Attorney General and Mrs Wickersham arriving with a party from Gad Yranduco hints at a public event related to Wonduit on a sp roan the world atonal enibit om Stemtal thy étane pene at Pri.
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Jackesons
Georgia
Prementiu Pontmantern
Augusta
Wickersham
Gad Yranduco
Pri
Petit Jury For Second Week Drawn At Court
The second week petit jury pool is listed with names such as G. Mh Plokie J Hi Marne WW vor GW Saxon John Taube George Haury ML Salem Jr Smith R Taylor 1D D McAlpine Yowf Taylor Adolph Bobeata Albert Behultse J G Shows W D Sanderns Webb Mowell William Stixinger John S Smith J A Shaw T A Menmerling A W Royder Frame Muwra Adonit Stasey J A Murra C O Hempling OL Tabor RP German MW Bout Mann A C Thompson JB Stevensom JJ Ray Homey Shows WM McHowell S J Vitopll Charlew Schatten. The paper highlights a general tomorrow overview program and reader appeal.
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Fiat
Mh. Plokie
J. Hi. Marne
Vor
Saxon
John Taube
George Haury
ML Salem JR
Smith
Taylor
D. McAlpine
Yowf
Adolph Bobeata
Albert Behultse
J. G. Shows
W. D. Sanderns
Webb Mowell
William Stixinger
John 8. Smith
J. A. Shaw
T. A. Menmerling
A. W. Royder
Frame Muwra
Adonit Stasey
J. A. Murra
C. O. Hempling
OL. Tabor
German
Bout
Mann
A.C Thompson
Stevensom
JJ. Ray
WM McHow
Oil Reservoir Completed for Bryan Power Company
The Bryan Power Company completed four large reinforced concrete oil reservoirs to store fuel for its diesel engines. Each tank is 11 feet by 2 feet in diameter and will hold six carloads of oil, supplying the plant for five months. The wag is located south of the power plant building.
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Bryan Power Company
Ita
Postmaster Appointments Put On Hold Pending April
Postmaster General Durant said no postmaster appointments would be made before April and civil service protections will be maintained. President Wilson states there is no immediate plan to relax civil service rules for Democratic office workers.
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Durlow
Wilson
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Konkas
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Bell Bros
Bank For Revolutionary Fund
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Banka
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Wigkershhns
Housto
E. F. Parks
House
Firat
Ades
Waco
Norway
Mackael
California
Gillet
Club House
Avanta Brand
Muscatel
London
David Reid & CO
Jarrow
Jdge
Lily Amulet
Los Angeles
Cal
Darrow
Gay
The
Woodmen of the World
Alabama
Shefnield
Provident Wilson
Apécis Mesaze
Congress
Petit Jury
Elaine
Vick & Holligan
Bryan
Sanders Bros
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