Postponement in Har gis patricide case denied by judge
Jackson Ky March 2 Judge James P Adams overruled defense motion for continuance in Beach Hargis murder case. The patricide would receive about 50 000 from his fathers estate 20 000 to his mother and 30 000 to his sister Evelyn Hogg. Prosecution represented by J J C Bach D E Redwine with Kelly Kash as prosecutor. A potential self defense plea referenced.
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Commercial Tribune
Jackson
James P. Adams
Beach Hargis
James Hargis
Hargis
Adams
Commonwealth
Young Hargis
J. J. C. Bach
Evelyn Hogg
Peténse
J.J. C. Bach
D. E. Redwine
Kelly Kash
J. P. Adams
Robert Riddell
Floyd A. Byrd
John Abner
John Smith
D. B. Cox
Kansas
P. B. Gillette
W. M. Kinsson
William H. Tatt
Smith
Abner
Anarchist Killed in Chicago Police Chief Attempted Assassination
Chief George M. Shippy thwarted an anarchist in his Lincoln Court home hall. The assailant Lazarus Averbuch, 22, died after a struggle in which Shippy, his son Harry, and driver James Foley were wounded. Averbuch had recent ties to anarchist networks and motives tied to city protests and anti–parade actions.
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Chicago
George M. Shippy
Harry
James Foley
Lincoln Court
America
Austria
Kishinev
Russia
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Averbuch
Ben L. Reitman
Emma Goldman
Eighth Kansas to Taft at National Convention
Frank N Hitchcock at Taft headquarters reports that George Hunter of Wellington and B F McLean of Wichita were chosen as delegates to the Republican National Convention from the Eighth District and instructed for Taft. Oklahoma and Alamance County lines endorse Taft. Washington County Okla delegates also instructed to vote for Taft.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Frank N. Hitchcock
Taft
Eighth
Kansas
George Hunter
Wellington
B. F. McLeanf
Wichita
Hitchcock
Republican Committee
Alamance County
N. C
Washington County
Okla
Republican conventions nominate delegates in Missouri district
In the Tenth Congressional District two rival Republican conventions were held under police guard to select two delegates and two alternates for the Chicago convention. One group chose Fred Essen and Louis as delegates while another ticket elected Ed Koeln and Johnston and backed Taft.
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Chicago
Fred Essen
Louis
Ed Koeln
Johnston
Taft
Taft Endorsed by Knox County Republicans
In Peoria Illinois on March 2 the Knox County Republican Convention voted 114 to 84 to endorse William H. Taft for President. Resolutions praised President Roosevelt and urged Taft to align with the President's position more than any other candidate in the field.
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Commercial Tribune
Pehoria
Knox County
William H. Taft
Roosevelt
Taft
Hepburn Touts Stock Transfer Tax Bill
A bill to tax the sale and transfer of stocks was introduced today by Representative Hepburn of Iowa. The measure aims to create revenue from securities transactions.
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Hepburn
Commerc
Tribune
Washington
Representative Hepburn
Iowa
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Kentucky county unit bill blocked in state senate
In Frankfort Kentucky March 2 Senator Rives failed to advance his county unit bill as the Senate defeated his motion to adjourn 15 16 votes. The measure returns on Wednesday to show whether senators favor the proposal. A hurried adjournment prevented House action.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Rives
Combs
Public Morals
Triton
McChord
M. H. Thatcher
Henry Hines
Beckham
Whisky Trust
Senate
House
Hafner
Thomas Bank
Warren Thomas
Trumbull County
Frizell
Montgomery
McKinnon
sIt
Stepfather to the James Boys Dead
Dr. Reuben Samuels, stepfather to Frank and Jesse James, died at 82 in St. Joseph Missouri. In 1876 a bomb at his Kearney home killed his wife and seven-year-old son Arthur. he was unharmed. He was known for exacting disposition and high reputation. surviving son John Samuels is a prominent Toielan of Excelsior Springs.
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ST. Joseph
Reuben Samuels
Frank
Jesse
James
State Hospital For
Indian Chief Is Slain in Drunken Quarrel on Flathead
Helena dispatch reports Big Luis, a Kalispell chief on the Flathead Reservation, was shot and killed in a drunken quarrel. Another Indian, identified as Alexander Pond, was then shot and killed by a friend of the chief.
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Commercial Tribune
Helena
Mont
Big Luis
Kalispell
Roosevelt and Root Defend America's Judge in China
President Roosevelt backs Judge Lebbeus Wilfley amid impeachment charges raised by Lorrin Andrews. Secretary Root analyzes Shanghai's justice history, arguing U S efforts to reform there justify Wilfley's mission. Roosevelt echoes support, labeling the attack a public scandal and urging dismissal of the charges.
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Root
America
China
Wilfley
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Lebbeus R. Wilfley
Lorrin Andrews
House Committee On the Judiciary
Hohthaat
Judge Wilfley
Shanghai
United States
Waldo
New York
Wilfrey
Orient
Far East
Bankrobbery at Mexican mine claims $300000 haul
A telegram from Chihuahua reports the Banco de Minero owned by Ambassador Creel was robbed of 300000 in Mexican money. Local officers will monitor the border as details remain scarce.
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Commercial Tribune
Paso
Tex
Chihuahua
Mex
Banco de Minero
Ambassador Creel
Bradley Backs Fairbanks In Presidential Endorsement
Senator elect W O Bradleygipnight issued a statement backing Charles W Fairbanks for President. He praises Fairbanks high character and ability and notes state endorsement and aid to carry Kentucky in 1907. Senator A J Oliver of Allen County宣布 runs as a Fairbanks Republican for Congress Third District against incumbent A D James.
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Frankfort
W. O
Fairbanks
Kentucky
A. J. Oliver
Allen County
Congress
A.D. James
Railroads Washed Out in Piqua Area After Heavy Rain
Heavy rain caused extensive washouts in Piqua Urbana Troy and Sidney Ohio disabling C H D and Pennsy tracks. Detours divert Pennsylvania trains via Dayton and the old C H D freight line from Troy to Piqua as repairs proceed and service resumes.
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Commercial Tribune
Piqua, O
Piqua
Urbana
Troy
Sidney
Pennsylvania
Dayton
Piquas
Confession in Oakland Plot to Kill Millionaire Cement Magnate
A grand jury heard Baby John Martin confess that his mother plotted to murder William J. Dyngee, the California cement magnate. Dyngee’s early departure east thwarted the plan, the boy testified.
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Grand Jury
Millionaire
Commercial Tribune
Oakland
Cal
Prand
John” ‘Martin
William J. Dyngee
Dyngee
East
Goebel to Urge Subsidies in House Speech
Representative Herman P. Goebel will open discussion of the ship subsidy bill in the House with a comprehensive speech. Supporters hope his argument will win reluctant Republicans and help adopt the Humphrey subsidy bill as an amendment to the Post Office bill.
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Goo Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Herman P. Goebel
Friends of the
Goebel
Miami Professor Awarded Columbia PhD
Prof. Alfred H Upham of Miami University was notified he had been awarded the Doctor of Philosophy degree by Columbia University and will receive the degree in New York in June. He is in the English department at Miami.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Miami University
Columbia University, New
New York
Upham
Miami
3000 Thrown Out of Work at Dayton NC Plant
National Cash Register Company suspended operation at its Dayton Ohio plant today affecting three thousand employees. Officials cannot say when production will resume.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton, O
National Cash Register Company
Ohio Senate explores easier constitution amendments and tax issues
Ohio Senator Howe pushes a resolution to ease constitutional amendments while other lawmakers debate referendum on public grants and street use. Bills on industrial education, a Sherman monument funding, and governance reforms also discussed as the Senate adjourns until tomorrow.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Howe
Ohio
Schmidt
Brandt
Ohio Republicans Near End Of Gloomy Lieutenant Governor Race
Columbus March 2 The Republican State Convention opens with Lt Governor as top prize while Cuyahoga County factions debate support for Francis W Treadway and other candidates. West Wirt and Eagleson contend for second place as Aiken and Wey divide the district backing. Green gains after Franklin County endorsement and Gillette and Woodworth flank the field as public support shifts.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Cuyahoga County
Burton
Maurice Manschke
Congressman Burton
Manschke
Francis W Treadway
Grant Mouser
Treadway
Senator West
Wirt
Eagleson
West
Baehr
Garfield
Frank H. Hitchcock
Washington
Wade H. Ellis
Hitchcock
A.I. Vorys
Taft
Charles C. Green
Franklin County
Mr. Green
Gillette
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