Injuries of Pennell Revealed by Medical Examiner
Buffalo March 11 Medical Examiner Danzer released details of Arthur R Pennell s fatal auto crash findings. Piercing fractures face skull and right thigh, left elbow and shoulder blade, multiple ribs, left knee and wrist, plus a back wound. Personal items include a ticking gold watch monogrammed A R P, wallet and cards, a $38 amount, and clippings on love life and death.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Danzer
Arthur R. Pennell
Pennell
Austin
Franklin Street
Tragic Auto Crash Death Declared Accident in Pennell Case
Buffalo, March 11. Mrs. Arthur Pennell remains unconscious with a fractured skull after an auto plunge into Gehres quarry that killed her husband. Police say no new details emerge and preliminary findings support an accidental cause despite some rumors.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Arthur Pennell
Gehres
Sisters’ Hospital
Pennell
Pennells
Kensington Road
Senate probes substitution claim in f era scandal and pardons bill
In Austin on March 11 the senate voted for a thorough investigation into a alleged substitution error in a longstanding pension measure. Senators Wilson Davidson and Henderson were named to collect evidence and identify responsibility. The senate also passed a board of pardons duties bill requiring at least two monthly penitentiary visits to identify meritorious convicts for clemency. In the House, Rock Island action resumed as Shannon attacked a Fort Worth to Galveston railroad provision and offered anti passes amendments.
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Austin
Senate
Old
Wilson
Davidson
DeWitt
Henderson
Board of Pardons
Rock Island
Shannon
Fort Worth
Galveston
Missouri House Reproves Judge Adams Over Wabash Injunction
The Missouri House adopted a resolution reproving U S district judge Adams of St. Louis for granting the Wabash injunction. It decries the era of government by injunction and cites the judge's sweeping order as an example.
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Jefferson City, Mo
House
Adams
United States District Court
St. Louis
Times
Texas Cattle Raisers Meet Opens in El Paso
The twenty seventh annual Texas Cattle Raisers association convention opens in El Paso with 624 delegates and over 5000 visitors. Mayor Hammett delivers welcome and presents city keys to President MacKenzie as reports and committee actions begin.
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el Paso
Tex
Texas Cattle Raisers’ Association
Mexico
Lone Star
Texas
Hammett
MacKenzie
Turney
Murder Mystery at Thirtieth Street Club in New York
Detectives at West Thirtieth Street station investigate the death of a well dressed young white woman found at the foot of stairs to a billiard room on the second floor of 104 Thirtieth Street. Death remains a skull fracture with blood on stairs, as thirteen colored men in the clubroom are questioned and four confined on suspicions of knowledge about the incident.
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New York
West Thirtieth Street
Thirtieth Street
Senator Busta Advocates Reciprocity Treaty Aid
In the senate Havana March reign mente as chairman of the relations committee, Senator Busta Havana replies to opponents with treasury department figures showing the need for close trade with the United States. He adds that Cubans value the United States as their friend and deliverer and would offer naval stations and other benefits.
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Busta Havana
March Reignmente
Senate
Treasury Department
United States
Cuba
Directors Re-Elected at Kansas City Southeast Rail Road
Kansas City board members re elected at the annual meeting include Edwin Gould George J Gould Lawrence Greer E H Harriman Otto H Kahn John W Gates John Lambert John J Mitchell H J Pierce Hermann Sielcken J S Walsh and Henry Wertheim all returning to the board.
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Kansas City, Mo
The
Kansas City Southeast Railroad
Edwin Gould
George J. Gould
Lawrence Greer
E. H. Harriman
Otto H. Kahn
John W. Gates
John Lambert
John J. Mitchell
H J. Pierce
Hermann Sielcken
J. S. Walsh
Henry Wertheim
Missouri Pacific RR Elects Directors at Annual Meeting
At the annual stockholders meeting in St. Louis the Missouri Pacific Railroad elected directors. Named were George J. Gould Russell Sage Edwin Gould James H Hyde John D Rockefeller Jr Frank J Gould Howard Gould Samuel Sloane Parmelee Prentice Fred T Gates C G Warner Russell Harding and W Bixby.
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St. Louis
The
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
George J. Gould
Russell Sage
Edwin Gould
James H. Hyde
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Frank J. Gould
Howard Gould
Samuel Sloane
Parmelee Prentice
Fred T. Gates
C. G Warner
Russell Harding
W. Bixby
Formal notice of war tax after lifting blockade
United States chargé d affaires Russell at Caracas reports to the state department that President Castro imposed an extraordinary war tax upon the lifting of the blockade. The tax increases duties on imports by thirty percent.
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Washington
Castro
State Department
United States
Russell
Caracas
Will of Hagan filed for probate with Gore Hagan as executor
The will of H. H. Hagan filed in Guthrie names his nephew Gore Hagan as executor. It lists life insurance policies totaling 108000 dollars.
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Guthrie, Okla
H. H. Hagan
Gore Hagan
Two Deaths Reported From Plague in Mazatlan
Mazatlan Mexico reports two deaths from the plague on Tuesday one at the observation station and the other at the lazareto both listed as grave cases at the lazaretto.
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Mazatlan
Mex
Great Livestock Losses Amid Blizzard Reports
Ardmore reports heavy cattle losses due to a recent blizzard with at least 40 000 cattle perished in the Territory. The Fisher county grand jury returned forty seven true bills. Captain R P Hobson spoke to the Oklahoma legislature about the Merrimac incident.
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Ardmore
J. T
Fisher County
Texas
R. P. Hobson
Oklahoma
Four Attacks Spark Toledo Shipping Tensions
In Toledo on March 11 a mob of about 400 strikers attacked non union teamsters and threatened a general strike. They overturned a truck driven by a non union driver and assaulted Manager Turner of the Moreton truck company before police intervened. The strike leaders threaten to halt all Toledo freight nationwide if demands are not met.
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Toledo
Toledo Cartage Association
Nash
Turner
Moreton Truck Company
Tragic Death of Arthur Pennell in Buffalo Auto Crash
Arthur Pennell, a key figure in the Burdick murder investigation, died when his electric car veered on Kensington Avenue near Fillmore, plunging into Gehres quarry. His wife Mrs. Pennell was severely injured and sent to Sisters Hospital with slim chances of recovery.
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Buffalo
N. Y
BE. L. Burdick
Arthur Pp. Pennell
Burdick
Mr. Pennell
Pennell
Kensington Avenue
Fillmore Avenue
Gehres
Railroads to File Annual Reports and Possibly Reorganize
St Louis hosts the annual meeting of directors for the St. Louis and San Francisco, St. Louis Memphis and Southeastern lines. Directors order reports forwarded to the railroad commission and adjourn to New York where Rock Island officials may reorganize with Yoakum headed both systems. President Yoakum currently in New York expected back soon.
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Memphis
Southeastern
Railroad Commission
New York
Yoakum
Rock Island
Frisco
Dock Destroyed in Portland Fire. 10000 Tons Wheat Lost
A fire at the Victoria dock on the east bank of the Willamette River near the railroad bridge destroyed the dock and its 10000 tons of wheat and 2000 tons of salt. Loss estimated at 400000 dollars with about 40000 dollars covered by insurance. An incendiary is suspected as a man was seen leaving the dock after the fire gained headway.
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Portland, Ore
Victoria Dock
Williamette River
Territory Tragedy In Checotah Feared Lynch Mob
A posse entered Checotah Oklahoma Territory and seized a Black man named Frank Dawn from Dallas. Dawn is charged with the killing of Charlie Scott, age seventeen, son of J D Scott, twelve miles west of Checotah. The motive is said to be a dispute over $1.05 Dawn allegedly lent or owed for cotton liking.
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Checotah
I. T
Frank Dawn
kiMing Charlie Scott
J. D. Scott
Here
Scott
Dawn
Dallas
Exas
Last Opportunity to Pay Cattle Grazing Tax Declared
Revenue officials notified cattlemen grazing in the Choctaw and Chickasaw nations of a grazing tax with ten days final notice before removal. Eleven hundred notices were mailed by registered mail last week. In Topeka the state senate moves to probe a possible merger of Frisco railroad lines.
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I. T
Muskogee
Cobba
Topeka
Kan
State Senate
Frisco
Multiple land sales offered in county prospectus
Advertised list details numerous parcels for sale including 69 acres on Wixon creek Pearson place 49 acres cultivated 1100 acres creek bottom land with six tenant houses 400 acres cultivated at 10 per acre or trade 100 200 acres west of Brazos river 150 acres Reliance settlement near church and school 900 1100 acre blocks with houses 50 acres north Bob Johnson place 35 acres cultivated 3 room house barn and orchard prices from 350 to 1200 with easy terms Various plots without fence and awaiting buyers.
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Pochila
Wixon Creek
Pearson Place
Brazos River
Reliance
Bob Johnson Place
Land Titles Abstract Books For Sale Nearby Brazos County
Auction of real estate and properties including 105 acres one mile from the courthouse with 25 cultivated acres, pasture, fenced with six wires priced at 1500. Also 1.25 acres near schoolhouse with a small cottage and well priced at 4750. Four room houses with various outbuildings and terms, price ranges from 250 to 1250, plus several lots near academy and schoolhouse at 100 to 500. Rentals: 9 per month on a 4-room house. Northern town block with garden and outbuildings priced at 525.
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Brazos County
Court House
Allen Academy
Academy
School House
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Nadors
Jeff D. Franklin
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Landreth
Haswell’s
D. Garrett
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John Wittman
W. H. Oliver
Wilson & Couisins
W. C. Fountain Pentist
W. F. Taliaferro
Wilson & Jenkins Drug
Bryan Ice, Storage & Coal Co
West Texas
City of
Missouri Pacific Directors
Hagan
Mobile
Torney Penne
Southwestern
Charleston
John Hopkins
Union County
Srley
Los Angeles
Cal
Guthrie
Okla
Colorado, Oklahoma and Texas Railway Company
Goodwin
Day County
Denison
Day, Roger Mills
Washita
Kiowa
Caddo
Comanche
Monroe Edge
J. W. Batts
Zach Tally
Miaki Ncc
Geo. W. Smith
Grounds
L. Moore
East City National Bank
Simmons & Geue
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