Confession in Murder Case Shocks Cambridge Minister
Boston report outlines Rev C W T Richeson confessing to the cyanide murder of Avis Linnell, a 19 year old Hyannis native. He faces first degree murder charges with possible electrocution if he pleads guilty or is found guilty at trial set for January 17.
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Boston
C. W. T. Richeson
Immanuel Baptist Church of
Cambridge
Avis Linnell
Richeson
Hyanais
New England Conservatory of Music
Linelll
Young Woman's Christian Association
Miss Linnell
Massachusetts
Court House
Hawthorne
Old Salem
Arthur Dimmesdale
Hester Prynne
Clarence Virgil Thompson Richeson
Rose Hill
William Jewss College
Liberty
Newton Theological Institute
St. Louis
Baptist Church
Hyannis
Mass
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Violet Edmands
Moses Grand Edmands
Cheyenne to Install Underground Fire Alarm System
City council approves switching from a single to a three circuit underground fire alarm system. The Mountain Staten Teelephons company bid for lead cable and the panel of officials, including Mayor Breshnaban and several councilmen, attended yesterday’s meeting.
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Cheyenne
Mountain Staten Teelephons Company
Breshnaban
Cornelimen Nimmo
Mougtalo Btatey Company
Certificates to Take Place of Warrants
County commissioners decide to issue certificates of indebtedness not bearing interest instead of 6 percent warrants. The certificates will be a first lien against 1912 taxes as collected, easing the growing warrants burden. They are not county obligations but statements of amounts to be turned over from taxes. discounts may occur early. The board will retire outstanding warrants as fast as possible after consulting the Governor, state examiner, and county attorney.
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Board of County Commissioners
Ohio May Obtain Recall Initiative and Referendum
Columbus Ohio January 6 The state begins constitutional reconstruction with a convention in Columbus amid divide over initiative referendum recall and judicial questions. Progressives hold large influence while conservatives seek limits. outcome will affect the general election and next state laws.
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Ohio
Columbus
Crisen
Armistice May Be Extended Ten Days Longer
Shanghai reports reasons to believe the armistice may extend fifteen days with Premier Yuan and Sun Yat Sen negotiating terms. A contractor was shot during extortion in Sun Yat Sen's name. General Homer Lea, an American adviser, has been informed death is the penalty for involvement in the rebellion.
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Shanghai
Yuan Bhi Kai
Sun Yat Sen
Sun
Homer Lea
China
Stubbs of Kansas Supports Roosevelt for President
Topeka Kansas January 6 Governor Stubbs announced through newspapers that he favored Roosevelt for the Republican presidential nomination and election.
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Stubbs
Kansas
Roosevelt
Topeka
Kans
Stubbe
Slayers of Mrs Kaufman Are Landed
Chicago reports G John Blacey and Towhead Rathenau arrested in Los Angeles on murder charges tied to Ed and Mrs Kaufmann. Police telegrams say the pair confessed identity and the Dec 2 homicide as the couple returned from the theater. A third man, William Changel, admitted driving the car carrying the others.
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Chicago
Ill
John Blacey
Rathenau
Mra
Ed Kaufmann
Bronth
Los Angeles
Kiffman
Kaufmann
Dullet
William Otiti Qhangell
Challeffer
Harmon Urges End to Sectional Lines at Lotus Club Dinner
Gouvernor Harmon of Ohio told New York's Lotus Club that the recent Western governors visit proves the Union's strength and the need to erase East West lines. He defended travel expenses as funded by Western trade groups and warned against demagogues seeking division while noting the risk of distant states mismanaging common concerns under a strong but unequal federal system.
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New York
Harmon
Ohio
United States
Congress
Indicted Labor Leaders To Be Arrested Next Monday
In Los Angeles on January 6, two indictments were returned in the national dynamite conspiracy probe. Indicted leaders Tyehmoe Johnson Clancey of San Francisco and J E Munsey of Salt Lake City will be arrested Monday. The county grand jury took no session today and adjournment is planned till Monday to hear key witnesses arriving in Chicago. A second grand jury may begin its inquiry within three weeks.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Tyehmoe
Johnson
Chicago
Federal grand jury hearing ends dynamiting conspiracy probe
In Indianapolis the federal grand jury heard brief testimony from detective William J. Burns and adjourned the dynamiting conspiracy inquiry until Monday. It was announced that Offier McManigal is expected to arrive tonight and by tomorrow noon.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Federal Grad
William J. Burns
McManigal
Burns
Four Nationalists Hanged Near Russian Camp in Tabriz
Four Nationalists were hanged today near the Russian camp in Tabriz in a brutal act. Ropes tightened and victims slowly strangled with some living fifteen minutes. Eyes uncovered and arms and legs not bound in places as Russians begin destroying centuries old citadel walls.
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Tabriz Tabriz
Jan
Democrats Gather in Washington For 1912 Convention
In Washington D C the Democratic committee convenes with many members present and strong city delegations bidding for the 1912 national convention. Tomorrow William Jennings Bryan is due to arrive and is expected to attract wide interest as cities including St Louis Baltimore Chicago Denver and New York seek the convention invitation.
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Washington, D. C
Democratic
Democratic Committee
Bryan
St. Louis
Baltimore
Chicago
Denver
New York
Wilson clubs organized in Colorado campaign
Adherents of Governor Woodrow Wilson began a campaign in Colorado to secure the state delegation for the Democratic National Convention. State headquarters opened in Denver with Blaine Philips of the Pacific coast and Northwestern in charge, as Pitty Wilson for President clubs are organized statewide.
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Denver
Colo
Woodrow Wilson
Colorado
Blaine Philips
Pacific Coast
Northwestern
Tian
Pitty “Wilson
Railroad and Steamboat Traffic Before Commission
Supreme Court study week opens with cases on railroad rebates and posted rates. Shippers face indictments only if origin rates were not publicly posted. noted disputes involve Miller and Miller and others against Merchants Miners and allies. Court actions trace rate setting limits and power shifts with the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Hayvey C. Miller
Morris Miller
Philadelphia
Merchants ’ Miners’ Transportation Co
Boulvard Air Ling
Atlantic
Cincinnati
Chattanooga
Bouth
Into&etMe Commer Commission
Chattanooge
Severe Cold Grips Kansas Amid Great Weather Crisis
The cold wave drives Kansas to record low temperatures with 7 to 18 below in cities like Salina and Kansas City. Rail traffic slows as trains run hours late while cattle relocate from eastern Colorado. Destitution rises as churches and missions aid the homeless.
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Kansas City
Salina
Kansas
Middle Western
Denver
Russell County
Colorado
Board Delays Sheriff Succession Amid Authority Dispute
County board adjourned without appointing a successor to the late Sheriff L Hughes. They plan to reconvene Monday to finish unfinished business. Curtis was called away by his wife’s illness in Denver. Attorneys disagree on who is duties and powers to fill the vacancy under 1910 Wyoming statutes.
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Board of County Commissioners
L. Hughes
Wyoming
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