Roanoke Barber Shop Rescue In Bath Tub Incident
A Roanoke barber shop patient collapsed in a tub and was revived after a seizure. Drs Faison and Hayes aided the rescue as the man, Coleman, recovered in the nurse’s care amid discussion of epileptic history and a possible stroke.
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Rlerer
Coleman Womoke
Hayes Rush
Coleman
Teleis
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Rush
Henry Ne
Roanoke
Sr. Hayes
Nem
Vere
Rioting and Excavation Clash Over Jerusalem Mosque Site
Fragmentary report describes rioting by inhabitants near an excavated mosque area in Jerusalem linked to a Covenant era site. Vessels allegedly profaned, with English explorers and local authorities under scrutiny for relics and alleged bribery as an investigation unfolds.
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Ics
Israel
Alem
It of Olives
Kedron
Tle
Solomon's . C
Nash executed in electric chair for murder of son in law
Joseph Nash alias Nesce is carried to the electric chair in Auburn New York after killing his son in law Thomas Del Monte over a meat bill. Witness Policeman W H Litzenberger from Waterloo watched Nash’s last moments and Nash kissed a crucifix before the current. Nash wounded the officer in a gunfight before fleeing to Seneca Falls where he was captured.
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Associated Press
Auburn
N. Y
Joseph Nesce
Nash
Thomas Delmonte
W. H. Litzenberger
Waterloo
Delmonte
Rosa
William H. Litzenberger
Seneca Falls
Two Big Bills Up In Congress
The May 3 report notes the house aims to vote on the free list bill while the senate finance committee holds hearings on Canadian reciprocity. The panel plans to extend inquiry beyond reciprocity to the tariff question and proceed through next week as the senate session resumes.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate Committee On Finance
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Most Remarkable Game of Ball at Danville
Special to The News Danville Va May 3 Richmond set a new Virginia League record by defeating Danville pitchers Hanks and Boland for 24 runs. Richmond scored 10 in the first inning and tallied in six more innings, with six hits four errors and two walks in the opening frame.
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Danville
Richmond
Hanks
Boland
Sensational Tennessee legislative fight rumors swirl
Nashville reports rumors of sensational developments expected next week in the Tennessee legislative fight. Mayor E H Crump of Memphis arrives, sparking talk of possible adjustments. The senate met with no quorum and adjourned. the house convened as well. Fusionists from Alabama and Florida delay returning until Tuesday.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
E. H. Crump
Memphis
Senate
House
Alabama
Florida
Bankers to Meet This Year in New Orleans
American Bakers Association holds final session in Nashville Tennessee and plans this year’s convention in New Orleans with dates to be set near November 15. Executive council asks New Orleans clearing house to finalize timing and invites members to visit Governor Hooper in the afternoon.
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Associated Press
Nansville
Tenn
New Orleans
American Bakers’ Association
Executive Council
Greensboro man to take $1600 post in House Document Room
Special to The News reports Washington on May 3 that E. G. Sherrill of Greensboro is appointed Major Stedman’s man and will begin work in the House document room tomorrow morning in a $1,600 position.
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Washington
E. G. Sherrill
Greensboro
Major Stedman
Conference Assignments From Southern Methodist Church Bishops
Nashville May 3 The College of Bishops of the Southern Methodist Church announces conference assignments naming bishops and their new locations including Virginia North Georgia Alabama Mexico Cuba Missouri and more with dates ranging from August to December and destinations such as St. James Augusta Augusta Ga Salisbury Md Nashville Tenn and Fort Worth Tex.
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Peace Talks In Mexico Advance With Armistice Extend
Peace negotiations move toward progress in Mexico with Judge Francisco Carabajal and Gov. Miguel Ahumada en route to El Paso to oversee talks. The armistice set to expire at noon is likely extended by five days, while reports claim federal troops infiltrated Juarez disguised as workers, a claim Navarro denies despite rebels citing sightings of 100 disguised soldiers crossing from El Paso.
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Associated Press
el Paso
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Francisco Carabajal
Miguel Ahumada
Chihuanua
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Ojinaga
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Madero
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National peace congress opens in Baltimore with Taft keynote
The third national peace congress convenes in Baltimore with President Taft delivering the opening address. Cardinal Gibbons Hamilton Holt Andrew Carnegie Dr L S Rowe William C Dennis and Benjamin F Trublood join today’s afternoon program as the gathering runs through Saturday.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Third National Peace Congress
Taft
Cardinal Gibbons
Hamilton Holt
New York
Congress
Andrew Carnegie
L. S. Rowe
University of Pennsylvania
William C. Dennis
Washington
Department of State
Benjamin F. Trublood
Boston
American Peace Society
Disagreement Reported in Glover Will Case
CambridgeMay 3 The supreme court jury hearing evidence in the contest over the will of Clarence F Glover the murdered Waltham launderer reported a disagreement in the panel and recessed awaiting further instructions.
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Associated +Press
Cambridge
Mass
Supreme Court Today
Clarence F. Glover
Waltham
May Develop By Gunness Murder Farm
Fowler Ind May 3 John Poole wealthy farmer arrested near Renssalaer on a murder charge after a body found on his farm is identified as Joseph Kemper, his missing farm hand. A systematic search of Poole’s farm begins amid rumors of a second Belle Gunness style murder farm.
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Indiana
Fowler
Ind
Renssalaer
Poole
Joseph Kemper
Benton County
Kemper
Michigan
Belle Gunness
Charles Clark
Charles Mack
Elmer Poole
Foaler
Court caps attorneys fees at fifty thousand for Carter case
The United States circuit court of appeals in Chicago on May 3 fixed 50 000 as the rightful fees for counsel to former Capt Oberlin M Carter who served a prison term for defrauding the government in harbor work at Savannah Georgia The court also ruled that 10 000 suffices for all remaining counsel while the attorney sought 205 000 to assure funds for fees and expenses Horace G Stone and Nathaniel C Sears are counsel in the court of appeals Senator Foraker and Johnny S Daish counsel in the Supreme Court and were not parties to the appeals proceedings
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Oberlin M. Carter
Savannah
Horace G. Stone
Nathaniel C. Sears
Court of Appeals
Senator Foraker
Jonnny S. Daish
Cold Wave Grips Eastern States Amid Frosts
A strong cold wave from Alaska sweeps the eastern half of the nation. Frosts blanket the lake region, Middle Atlantic, and New England while light snow falls in Northern New York and New England. Readings include 36 degree towns in New York, Lexington, Asheville and Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
Alaska
Lake
Middle Atlantic States
New England
North Carolina
Memphis
Tenn
New York
Asheville
N. C
Lexington
House panel backs Stanley plan to probe steel trust
The House committee on rules voted to report favorably the Stanley resolution creating a nine member special committee to investigate the United States Steel Corporation as a trust. The panel may later order an inquiry into the American Sugar Refining Company.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States Steel Corporation
House Committee On Rules
Stanley
Steel Corporation
American Sugar Refining Company
Col. S. Critendon Found Dead in Greenville Home
The body of Col. S. Crittendon, 82, a Confederate veteran and prominent Greenville resident, was found with a bullet wound to the head in a bathroom at his home this morning around eight by his daughter. Indications suggest self-inflicted death. motive unknown.
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Greenville
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Col. S
Crittendon
May Re Open Lorimer Case
Washington May 3 Renewal of the Lorimer investigation was provided for today by the senate committee on contingent expenses which approved a resolution covering the expenses of such an inquiry. The report will come up in the senate tomorrow and a fight is expected. The report was unanimous but some members insisted on a written statement that the action did not reflect views on the merits.
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Associated Press
Washington
Lorimer
Senate Committee
Senate
LaFollette
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Illinois
Is There a Woolen Trust
Washington May 3 Congressman Francis Democrat Ohio offered a resolution to form a nine member committee to investigate the American Woolen Company of Boston amid a congressional inquiry into a possible woolen trust. Chicago May 3 John Bartow shot his wife in the street as she fled and then killed himself in a basement confrontation with pursuing neighbors.
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Associated Press
Washington
Francis
Ohio
American Woolen Company
Boston
Chicago
Ill
John Bartow
Bartowski
Immunity Bond Route IO Blocked in Ohio Legislature
Columbus Ohio May 3 Rumors of confessions by Ohio lawmakers and arrests of accused members swirl as the grand jury meets Speaker Vining says he will seek the resignation of Representative George Nye Pike county The prosecuting attorney says he will not accept confessions from men hoping to avoid prosecution through an immunity bath
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Grand Jury
Vining
House
George Nye
Pike County
Guilty Manslaughter Verdict In Black Mountain Killing
The State versus F C Watkins, Black Mountain marshal, ends with a guilty verdict of manslaughter for the killing of John Hill Bunting and wounding S P C Collins in the Hotel Gladstone at Black Mountain two years ago. The case, tried after a mistrial and multiple continuances, drew wide local attention in Asheville North Carolina.
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N. C
Watkins
John Hill Bunting
Black Mountain
Gladstone
F. C. Watkins
Wilmington
P. C. Collins
Hillsboro
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Collins
Grip of Shoe Trust discussed before Senate panel
Washington May 3 Senate finance committee hearings on the Canadian reciprocity bill heard claims that the United Shoe Machinery Company of Boston dominates U S shoe manufacturing. William D Oench of St Louis led witnesses from St Louis Chicago and Grand Rapids Florida concerns discussed duties and royalty practices and possible impact of foreign machinery on prices.
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Shoe Trust
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Trust
United States
Senate Committee On Finance
Middle West
United Shoe Machinery Company
Boston
William D’oench
St. Louis
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Mich
D’oench
Senator Simmons
North Carolina
England
Conference on Pennsylvania shopmen strike held in Pitcairn
Pittsburg Pa May 3 A conference of labor leaders and the committee managing the Pennsylvania shopmen strike is in Pitcairn today. The company move to center the fight there unsettles the strikers plan. New workers are being placed in shops along the Pittsburgh division, but the pickets say they are not competent. Fears of trouble at Derry grow as the company hires several Black workers there last night.
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