Doctors Testify Was It Blow Or Bullets In Miss Ging Case
In Minneapolis February 6 the Hayward murder trial heard Dr Nippert testify that skull fractures were likely postmortem and connected to the gunshot wound. Cross examination by Erwin aimed to discredit Blixs account of the events. Dr Russell and Dr Hill supported the view that injuries occurred after death or from the gunshot, while defense seeks to prove blows before death.
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Blixt
Avag
Miss Ging
Ging
Syoman
Dr. Russell
Rippert
Russell
Flennepin Avenue
Ehrhart
Moore and Fox
Hill
Nippert
Afiss Ging
Hayward Confident Amid Courtroom Remarks
Hayward radiantly reported at the morning session saying public opinion may accept the possibility of an ingenious lie by Bist. He claimed evidence points to unreliability in Blixt and that the case will unfold truthfully. He spoke of his knowledge and stated he is perfectly satisfied with the cave’s condition.
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Harry Hayward
Bist
Hayward
State's Surprise in Hayward Case Promises New Evidence
The Minnesota Tribune reports the prosecution may present additional evidence beyond Blixt to prove Hayward's guilt. Claus Blixt, slated to testify by Thursday, may face further startling facts from County Attorney Nye after a long conference. Blixt endured a sleepless night amid disturbances from an insane neighbor as authorities press ahead.
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Hayward
Mrsxesrotis
Tribune Aays
Harry Hayward
Epring
Art. Ervin
Blixt
Wiles
Nye
Minneapolis
Claus Blixt
Elst
Will Make Better Time Vast Mail Train to Twin Cities
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad will shorten its fast mail run from Chicago to St Paul to eleven hours starting Sunday due to high demand for quicker service. The westbound train will reach Milwaukee in about 11 hours 45 minutes with no stops on the La Crosse division except for fuel or water. Portage Wisconsin will add a second coach for passengers and limited stops occur at major points between La Crosse and St Paul and Minneapolis.
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Chicago
St. Paul
North Pacific Coast
Milwaukee
St Paul
Alilwankee
la Crosse
Portage
Wis
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Government Rest in Deby Cr Case Surprises Court
In mid February, the government rested its conspiracy case before Judge Grosscup after presenting all evidence. The prosecution then issued 45 subpoenas for witnesses, signaling potential continued testimony. The defense moved to dismiss, and the judge reserved judgment until morning as jurors were told to retire.
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Deby Cr
Cutoauo
Fea
Ator Hie
Rescinded Franchises Stir Brooklyn Aldermen Vote
Brooklyn aldermen meet to revoke the franchises of Brooklyn traction lines amid a strike by motormen and conductors. The vote was 10 to 1 with the chair voting no, an alderman claiming the action illegal. Also noted are brief items on a Kansas City coffee mission, Culver Military Academy fire, Christian Union in Bay City, Gen Mahlon Manson’s death, and Kansas/Okla relief appeals.
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Brooklyn
Connsellan
Brooklyn Trailey
Reed's Bill Shifts Finance Debate In Congress
New Maine Republican leader Tom Reed proposes a two section plan to modify treasury bonds and issue 8 percent certificates to cover deficits. The tactic aims to win silver and gold factions by replacing gas provisions with coin use and seeks party unity to influence the administration financial bill.
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Wasnixetox
Reed
Maine
Secretary of the Treasury
Colo
Defeated bill stalls clam payment amid Southern resistance
In Wasnine Tos February 3 a House vote defeated a bill to fund payment for clams sequestered from loyal Southerners during the war, 84 to 5. The day shifted to cultural appropriation support, while a separate Hawaiian arms report and Senate District of Columbia funding discussions dominated later proceedings. Revenue projections from Secretary Carlisle estimate deficits avoided, with bonds and land concerns remaining unsettled as bandits pursue a Westward overland thief into Mexico.
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Honga
Bown
Wasnine Tos
Pennsylvania
Senate
Guatemala Crisis Delays Declaration as Mexico Faces Embroilment
In Mexico City a Saturday crowd of about 10,000 workers marched to the palace with banners and bands, offering services to the country in case of war with Central America. A promised Guatemalan policy declaration was not issued by evening.
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Mexico
Guatemala
Diaz
Amora
Shepo
Coldest in Many Years as Chicago Hits Record Subzero
Chicago faces a brutal cold wave with the city recording 13 degrees below zero and widespread subzero readings across Illinois Wisconsin and Michigan. Gas supply dips threaten restaurant operations while several frostbite cases are reported including a man found frozen in his home on 142 West eighteenth street. Meanwhile a trolley accident on Russet avenue leaves three dead and six rescued as drivers near an open draw in frigid conditions. In Milan Ohio a bank robbery at the Milan Savings Bank nets about 30000 with five masked men triggering a village alarm and evading capture after a rapid getaway.
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Chicago
Liza
Pevate
Ezhtaenth
M. Carmody
Goolang Iyts
Tinois
Towa
Weacorin
Michigan
Ilinois
Norhern
Wisconsin
Mi Wavker
Mitwavrer
Russet Avenue
Holton Street
Winnikink Avenue
John Kennedy
Heenck
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Orch
Sussie
Miss Ehlwan
Sud Biss Schult
Deuskeinen
Toreno
Esnivion
Milan
Here
L. L. Stoddard
Bank
Sandusky
The Queen's Speech Reviews Peace, Reforms and Rates
The Queen's Speech today reports peaceful foreign relations and a helpful stance amid the China Japan war. It notes the boundary settlement between Sierra Leone and the French Soudan, and urges reforms on Irish land law, Welsh disestablishment, local option, and measures to regulate plural voting and government policy. It laments Armenian outrages and praises farmers for tax duties showing public support.
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Sierra Leone
China
Japan
Great Britain
Ireland
Loutien
Thirty Miners Die In French Coal Mine Blast
Paris, Feb 3. An explosion of fire damp reported from Jean les Aines in Stone et Loire believd to have killed thirty workers. Ward Medd is Duneval. New York Feb 3. The funeral of Word MeAi Later was held at Grace Church with a crowded church and hundreds outside as Bishop Thompson of Mississippi read the Episcopal burial service.
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Jean Les Aines
Department
Stone Et Loire
Ward Medd
Duneval
New York
Word MeAi
Grace Church
Bishop Thompson
Mississippi
Episcopal Church
Ralph O. Ruby
Bolumt
Ireland
Dod
la Gascogne
Havre
Dennis N. Driscoll
New England
Lynn
Maas
First National Bank of
Lyon County Bond Case Reversed by Supreme Court
Sioux City Feb 6 The U S Supreme Court reversed a lower court ruling in the Lyon County bond dispute wiping out a debt of about 36000 in principal and interest. The case stems from swamp land grants in the county organized to fund education and lawyers fees. The decision affects bonds issued to cover these expenses and related lawsuits.
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Sioux Crrs
Lyon County
United States Supreme Court
Bende
Loran
Boncs
Judge ousts Greenhut from whisky trust receivership
Judge Grossoup declares the court duped in naming J B Greenhut as a receiver. Receiver Lawrence remains to represent creditors and General John McNultang named as new receiver. John J Mighell to represent stockholders. Court finds Greenhut’s personal stock shortfall would harm value and removes him from the role.
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Why Trust
Caicaco
Grossoup
J. B. Greenhut
Whisky Trust
Ife
Lawrence
Remzin
Mborcetors
Gener John McNultang Reeceiver
Dlues
John J. Mighell
Greanhnut
Grosseno
Prident Greenhut
Admissions
Cot
Uncertain State Debt and Embarrassment Fades
South State solidities amid constitutional debt cap and 2 mill tax rate. Treasury fears eased as 21,000,009 in funding warrants mature, with funds held by Chase National Bank and Albany institutions. Secretary Phillips notes no further trouble meeting obligations. Chinese envoys rejected. ship Concord parts report. various obituaries and financial notes follow.
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Fei
Chase National Bank of New York
Albany City Savings Bank
Albany ‘Savings Institution
Taylor
Justiin
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