Italians Are Convicted in Louisiana Kidnapping Case
The Lamana murder trial in Hahnville Louisiana ends with guilty verdicts for Ignacelo Campisciano his wife Mrs Campisciano Tony Costa and Frank Dendus. They receive life imprisonment with possible release after fifteen years for good behavior under state law. The case involved kidnap and murder of a boy and sparked fears of a lynching.
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Emperor Abdicates After Forty Four-Year Reign in Korea
In Seoul July 19 a dramatic palace scene ends with Premier Yi Wang Yong leading elders to urge abdication. The emperor, agitated, signs the imperial rescript transferring the crown after forty four years amid a hushed, somber ceremony.
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New Orleans News Sparks Fearful Riot Weather
Crowds gathered at newspaper boards as rumor spread that Italians would not be hanged. Militia from New Orleans and Gretna moved toward Hahnville while jail leaders dispersed plans to lynch. An attempt to sidetrack a special train carrying troops occurred at Gretna.
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Southern Wholesale Grocers plan Asheville convention
Baltimore July 19. The annual convention of the Southern Wholesale Grocers association adjourned to meet in Asheville North Carolina next July. President B A Van Hoose of Birmingham was re elected.
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Indignant crowds protest Japanese text in Seoul
July 19 in Seoul reports enraged crowds gathering at multiple city points. Inflammatory documents against the Japanese were widely distributed sparking fears of clashes between police and rioters.
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Four Fatalities Mark Heat Wave During Elks Parade
In Philadelphia on July 19, four heat deaths were reported and about 100 people stayed in hospitals overnight. Dozens more were seriously ill as tens of thousands watched the Elks parade, with many leaving for resorts or home after the event. The grand lodge adjourned and Senator Knox spoke at Valley Forge.
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Hal C Sets Fast Mile Pace at Glenville Track
Cleveland reports Hal C the chestnut gelding posted the season's fastest mile on Glenville track at 12:05 1 4 with a 2:04 1 2 opening pace and a final 29 second quarter. The next heat ran 2:08 3 4, finishing the second half in 1:01 3 4.
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