Secrecy Battle Over Bill of Particulars in Haywood Trial
Boise case fronts judge's ruling on whether the defense can obtain a bill detailing overt acts for William Haywood murder trial of ex Governor Frank Steunenberg. Advocates include Frank Richardson Clarence Darrow and Senator Borah. President Roosevelt noted in related remarks. Royal baby delay reported in Madrid with queen awaiting birth.
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Idaho
Wood
William Haywood
Frank Steunenberg
Haywood
Hodgin
Frank Richardson
Denver
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Senator Borah
James H. Hawley
Richardson
Borah
Darrow
Mr. Richardson
Caldwell
Clarence
Roosevelt
Central Federated Union of New York
Moyer
Pettisone
State Court of
Senator Dick Heads to Confer with Colleague
Akron Ohio May 7 Senator Charles Dick travels to Cincinnati to consult with Senator Foraker before his departure for Washington to tackle the Brownsville investigation. John R Malloy secretary of the state executive committee met with Senator Dick and accompanied him to Columbus.
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Akron
Charles Dick
Cincinnati
Foraker
Washington
Brownsville
John R. Malloy
State Executive Committee
Colnombus
Debris Clearing at Klondyke Mine Advances Despite Fire
Loomis-Moss Coal Co. clears debris at Klondyke mine in Southeastern Ohio amid harsh weather. About 150 workers temporarily laid off. rebuilding to rise larger and better. Fire origin remains unsolved. total loss estimated at 15000 with 3000 insurance. Output hoped to reach 800 tons daily within 90 days.
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Loomis-Moss Coal Co
Klondyke Mine
Moss Bros
Wm. Rigby
Ohio
United States
Klondyke
Loomis- Moss Coal Co
Moss Bros. and
Riggy
Guernsey County
Farmers
Byesville
Nurse Shielded by Inmate Shot by Rival Then Dies
William Parks, 47, of Zanesville Ohio, an inmate at the National Soldiers' Home in Washington, fatally shot James Leslie, 30, of Chicago, an inmate, after being told to leave a ward. Parks then killed himself as Leslie blocked the gun. Leslie died later at the Soldiers' Home hospital. Parks had served in Coast Artillery and Fifth Artillery units. Authorities report Parks is unknown in Zanesville.
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Washington
William Parks
Zanesville
National Soldiers
James Leslie
Chicago
Parks
Paula
Leslie
Soldiers’ Home Hospital
Soldiers’ Home
One Hundred and Fiftieth Coast Artillery
Company D
Fifth Artillery
National Soldiers’ Home
No Necessity of Becoming Alarmed Says Agriculture Secretary
Chicago May 7 James Wilson secretary of agriculture says crop damage cries are exaggerated and no cause for alarm exists. He notes spring seeding backward but ample time to harvest a full crop with warm weather. Minnesota and the Dakotas face two week delays yet ground is ready for seed. He predicts a normal spring wheat crop nationwide with no real losses.
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Chicago
James Wilson
Minnesota
Dakotas
United States
Roosevelt Alone Can Defeat Bryan Headline Analysis
Former Senator Charles A. Towne said in Pittsburg that Theodore Roosevelt is the only man who can defeat William Jennings Bryan for the presidency. Towne also claimed the current president could not forestall his own renomination and that no alternative could derail it. In Philadelphia labor leaders failed to amicably settle differences among bricklayers masons and quarry cutters.
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Pittsburg
Charles A. Towne
Philippines
Roosevelt
Bryan
Philadelphia
City Council Debates 14th Street Opening And Spur Track
City council Monday night debated opening 14th Street from the National Pike to Campbell addition amid land donations and grading duties. Debates covered street paving bonds, humane officer salary expenses, and a streetcar spur location with attorney Turnbaugh negotiating for the first site on the company’s property.
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Gomber Avenue
O. F. Lowry
14Th Street
National Pike
Morton Campbell
East
Campbell
Lowry
Dr. Lowry
Hartill
Vance
George Stottlemire
Attorney Turnbaugh
Stottlemire
Eva Hutchinson
Blackburn
Sills
Max F. Taylor
T. R. Deselm
Columbus
J. M. Albaugh
Arthur J. Bennett
G. M. Williams
Hugh Roiler
J. C. Owens
John Reynolds
Joseph Lucas
R. O
Turnbaugh
Council
Reqest
Large Cambridge and Southeast Ohio citizens depart for Texas
A large contingent from Noble Guernsey and Muskingum counties leaves for Texas Monday night with plans to visit St Louis and Laredo. The train of travelers includes Wayne Young John Fogle of Caldwell and J S LePage among others. Mae Thompson heads to Ft Worth then on to Laredo to visit her brother.
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Noble
Guersney
Muskingum
Wayne Young
John Fogle
Caldwell
Jas
Laughlin
Sam
Abrams
Pleasant City
Jett
Mae Thompson
Cambridge
Ft. Worth
Laredo
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