Confession in Poison Case Shocks Cambridge Church
The Rev C W T Richeson former Immanuel Baptist pastor in Cambridge confesses to poisoning Avis Linnell 19 in Hyannis. He vows remorse and asks for atonement while facing first degree murder charges and potential electrocution in Massachusetts.
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Immanuel Baptist Church of
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Avis Linnell
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Hyanais
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 Plans Underground Fire Alarm System Upgrade
The city council voted to replace the antiquated single circuit fire alarm with a three circuit underground network. Mayor Breshnaban and council members Nimmo Sweet Treastle Snow Grainger Schilling Shingle attended the special meeting to review Mountain Staten Teele phons company bid and lead cable supply.
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Mountain Staten Teelephons Company
Breshnaban
Cornelimen Nimmo
Mougtalo Btatey Company
Certificates to Take Place of Warrants
County Commissioners decide to issue noninterest bearing certificates of indebtedness replacing 6 per cent warrants. Certificates will be a first lien on 1912 taxes as collected, not county obligations but amounts to be turned over from taxes. Banks may discount early on. taxes will be paid as collected. The board aims to retire the large warrant balance with Governor and state official guidance.
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Ohio May Obtain Recall Initiative and Referendum
Ohio begins constitutional reconstruction with a convention in Columbus on Tuesday. Delegates are split between progressive and conservative factions over the initiative and referendum, recall of officials, and judiciary reform, signaling a long battle ahead with the general election looming.
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Armistice May Be Extended Ten Days Longer
Shanghai reports indicate a fifteen day extension likely for the armistice with Premier Yuan and Sun Yat Sen open to terms. A contractor was shot during extortion in Sun Yat Sen’s name and General Homer Lea is reportedly offered as a military advisor while death penalties loom for involvement. China’s rail protection by treaty powers shifts control on the Peking Sea route with American troops to follow from the Philippines. the 33 mile Tangshan to Lanehow segment awaits troops.
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Yuan Bhi Kai
Sun Yat Sen
Sun
Homer Lea
China
Peking
United States
Tangshan
Lanehow
Philippines
Washington
Calhoun
Lachow
Stubbs of Kansas Backs Roosevelt for Republican Nomination
Topeka Kansas January 6 Governor Stubbe announced through newspapers his support for Roosevelt as the Republican presidential nominee and candidate in the coming election.
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Kansas
Roosevelt
Topeka
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Slayers of Mrs Kaufman Landed in Los Angeles
Chicago reports say G John Blacey and Towhead Rathenau are arrested in Los Angeles after admitting they formed the auto robbery plot that killed Mrs Ed Kaufmann and wounded her husband as they returned from a theater. The murder occurred December 2. Bronth is named in telegrams as among those arrested with a gun used.
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Chicago
Ill
John Blacey
Rathenau
Mra
Ed Kaufmann
Bronth
Kiffman
Kaufmann
Dullet
William Otiti Qhangell
Challeffer
Harmon wreaths sectional lines with Western visit talk
New York January 6 Governor Harmon of Ohio addressed the Lotus club dinner. He urged Western governors to welcome Eastern visitors, said the North and South have merged, warned against demagogues, and argued states should manage their affairs while appreciating national unity and the risks of distant states misjudging common concerns.
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Ohio
United States
Accused Dynamite Conspiracy Leaders To Be Arrested
Los Angeles January 6 Indicted labor leaders Tyehmoe Johnson Clancey of San Francisco and J E Munsey of Salt Lake City will be arrested Monday officials said. The federal grand jury investigation produced two indictments but did not reveal expected evidence. An adjournment till Monday was announced to await key witnesses from Chicago.
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Tyehmoe
Johnson
Chicago
Federal grand jury Adjourns on Dynamiting Probe
Indianapolis Jan 6 federal grand jury heard brief testimony from detective William J Burns and adjourned the dynamiting conspiracy investigation until Monday. Sometime tonight Ofier McManigal is expected to arrive and Burns said McManigal would arrive by tomorrow noon.
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Ind
Federal Grad
William J. Burns
McManigal
Burns
Four Nationalists Hanged Near Russian Camp at Tabriz
Four Nationalists were executed near the Russian camp at Tabriz in a brutal hanging. Ropes tightened and some victims lived up to fifteen minutes as guards strangled them. The Russians began destroying the citadel walls, centuries old.
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Democratic Committee Nearing Key 1912 Convention Build
Washington January 6 The Democratic committee meets next Monday with many members and city delegations aiming for the 1912 convention. Tomorrow William Jennings Bryan arrives and is highly anticipated. Cities including St Louis Baltimore Chicago Denver and New York seek a place at the convention.
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Democratic
Democratic Committee
Bryan
St. Louis
Baltimore
Chicago
Denver
New York
Organizing Wilson Clubs in Colorado Campaign
Adherents for Gov. Woodrow Wilson begin 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, forming Wilson for President clubs across the state.
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Colo
Woodrow Wilson
Colorado
Blaine Philips
Pacific Coast
Northwestern
Tian
Pitty “Wilson
Railroad and Steamboat Traffic Before Commission
Whahlegton January 6 United States Supreme Court to hear a term about railroad and steamboat traffic practices. Key questions include if shippers may be indicted for rebates when regular origin rates were posted publicly. Cases involve Miller brothers and others facing allegations tied to Merchants Miners and related carriers. The court previously limited future rate setting but later allowed rate changes to a specific amount. Continued on Page 2.
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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
Extreme Cold Paralyzes Kansas Rail Traffic
New York Jan 6 Eleven deaths linked to extreme cold are reported across the nation as temperatures plunge. In Kansas City the city and rail lines see major delays while trains struggle to move, and cattle move to safer regions. Denver and Salina also endure record low readings with forecasts of deeper cold.
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Salina
Kansas
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Colorado
Board Delays Sheriff Selection Amid Authority dispute
County commissioners adjourned without naming a successor to the late Sheriff L Hughes. They plan to reconvene Monday to finish unfinished business as Commissioner Curtin left due to his wife’s illness in Denver. Attorneys disagree over board powers under 1910 Wyoming statutes to appoint a sheriff upon death.
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L. Hughes
Wyoming
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