Life of Accused Sheep Camp Raider Deliberations Reach Noon
Defense rested after minimal challenge to prosecution case in the Ten Sleep raid murder trial. Testimony questioned witness William Goodrich's veracity while detailing plans, killings, and raid dynamics as jurors prepare instructions for verdict. Local attorneys and cattlemen fund defense. trial observers expect a verdict tonight or tomorrow morning.
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Henry Helme
William Goodrich
Vernefty
Godrich Bald
Ceorge Pickett
Cras
Farrishat
Leroy Brink
Altemand
Breinkeeggen
Farris
Keyes
Telllod
Keye
Confercoe
Uched
Markehan
Olings Baashann
Embezzler of Cool Two Millions May Not Be Prosected
A regional rail case centers on Charles Warriner former Big Four treasurer. Reports claim embezzlement and blackmail payments totaling millions may have occurred. Warriner is free on bond amid questions from New York Central officials about the full scope of the alleged defalcation.
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Cluipnat
Charles L. Warrior
Big Four
Pubjie
Warringer
Warriner
Warr
Mare Borata
Liberty
Harris
New York Central Lines
Woart
Ely
New York Central
Wis
Au Warriner
Mystery deepens in Steinbell murder trial at Paris court
Paris reports describe growing tension in the agside court as Mme Marguerite Steinbell faces murder charges against her husband and mother. Judge De Vallon pushes for answers, witnesses are pressed, and spectators react as the trial’s dramatic revelations loom.
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Paris
Mme Marguerite Steinbell
Agsize
Court de Vallon
Te Valles
Mme
Steinbell
de Valles
Faure
Steinheil
Chicago river car crash claims two elopement suspects
Walter Kamp, chauffeur of the ill fated auto, body recovered as investigators probe a possible mania driven crash. Beatrice Shapiro and Max Cohen are named as elopement sujetos. Evidence includes a intact speedometer suggesting high speed near thirty miles per hour.
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Chicago
Walter Kamp
Kamp
Beatrice Shapiro
Max Cohen
Elopers
Nashville
Tenn
J. W. Kamp
Eleven Die When Ships Meet on Sea
Belated news from New York reports a collision off Block Island between the barkentine John S Bennett and the four masted Merrill Hart. Six crewmen of the Bennett died and the Hart crew is believed lost with wreckage washing ashore.
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New York
Barkentine
John 8. Bennett
Block Island
Merrill
Hart
Injured Burilegion Brakeman Beaten by Lake Accident
Sheridan Wyoming November 9 Charles Franken a Burilegion brakeman was accidentally shot while hooting on Lake Dosmet. His left arm was mangled and hanging by a thread. Doctors amputated the mangled arm after he was brought to the state hospital.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Charles Franken
Lake Dosmet
Great Fight May Crown Johnson Jeffries for $100000
Chicago reports a planned July 4 bout between heavyweight champion Jack Johnson and James J. Jeffries with a purse of $100,000, the largest ever offered in boxing at the time. The match is billed as a clash of two top contenders with records to set.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
James J. Jeffries
Labor 10 Fight Ik Goart Federation to Appeal Case
The American Federation of Labor executive council urged appealing the Buck Stove and Range injunction to the U S Supreme Court, contesting contempt actions against Gompers Mitchell and Morrison. It predicts convention ratification and reelection, denouncing labor injunctions and trial denials, with calls to nominate citizens to federal benches and a pension bill for aged workers.
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Toronto
Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
United States Supreme Court
Buck Stove and Range Company
Organized Labor
President Glad Trip Near End After Long Tour
President Patt nears completion of a 13000 mile tour through 33 states and territories. He speeds toward Richmond tonight and Washington tomorrow to end at the White House. He praises time spent, notes Mrs. Taft’s improvement, and hints at Panama visits this winter and Alaska next summer. Governor Kitchin welcomes and pledges South support.
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Wilmington
Patt
Richmond
Washington
White House
Panama
Alaska
Taft
Kitchin
Conviction of George M. Clark for second degree murder
In Fort Collins Colorado on November 9 a jury after fifteen hours found George M. Clark guilty of second degree murder in the shooting of Jamey Fortune, the divorced husband of Clark’s wife. Fortune was killed October 1 at Clark’s Salt Lake Hotel after dining there. Fortune had come from near the Laramie River to visit his daughter Florence, five, who was in the custody of her mother. The defense may seek a new trial within ten days.
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Big Basin
H. 8. Ridgeley
R. B. West
Iaw
Firtie
Wyoming
West
J. L. Stott
Sheriden
C. A. Zaring
Basin
W. Ll. Walls
Cody
Colling and Hyde
Basin and Robinson and
Basin and Robinson and Jones, of Worland
Middle West
George Pickett
Allemand
Kamp
Union Depot
Miss Shapiro
Morria Shapiro
Cohen
Shapiro
Slater
West Twelfth Street
Fort Colling
Colo
George MM. Clark
Jamey ‘Fortune
Mra. Clark
Salt Lake
Epeed
Fortune
Clark
Florence
Laramie
Mothe
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Red Widow
Stein Heil
Maniac
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