Child Slayer Rizzo Sentenced for Murder in Utica
Theodore Rizzo convicted of murder in the first degree for killing Theresa Procopio and Freddie Infusing on September 12. Judge Rogers set the execution for the week of November 21 at Auburn prison after a one hour deliberation. Rizzo confessed to his attorney and said he was anxious to die. He reportedly told a guard he did not know why he killed the children, claiming drunkenness.
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Theodore Rizzo
Utica
Theresa Procopio
Freddie
Rizzo
Rogers
Auburn
J. A Goldstone
Taft in San Antonio and global reaction stain week
This week reports Taft's San Antonio welcome and his brother's ranch rest as mobs protest Ferrer execution in Madrid London Paris and Havana. Political shifts include Magoon denying Cuba China posting and Davies ousted as Chicago inspector. Riots erupt in Gary Indiana and Peoria calls for a deep waterway.
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Taft
San Antonio
London
Paris
Havana
Cuba
Werrer
Willam S. Buchanan
Argeniina
London Street
Shallenberger
Nebraska
Charles E. Magoon
Bie
China
C. R. Crane
Missouri Democrats
Folk
Daniel D. Davies
Chicago
Gypsy Smith
Ted Hght
Count Lambert
Hiffel Tower
Madrid
Maura
Alfonso
Ferrer
Gary
Ind
W. C. Crolius
Joliet
Thomas &. Knotts
Kidnapped Viviano Children Found in Chicago
Tomaso and Grace Viviano, kidnapped in St Louis last July and held for a 23000 ransom, were found wandering abandoned on Chicago streets. The girl, exposed and with pneumonia, was taken to Passavant Hospital. the boy remained beside her as her companion. Police notified the parents in St Louis and investigators scanned the neighborhood for further details.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Ferrer
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Tomaso
Grace Viviano
Passavant Hospital
Soha Rehm
Chicago Avenue
Peter
Justina Viviana
Central
Chicago “Avenue
Hudson
Avenue
Epidemic closes Proctor Minnesota schools and more
An epidemic of infantile paralysis closes schools in Proctor Minnesota near Duluth with over forty cases reported. Macalester College in St Paul plans a new science hall funded by a $50,000 Carnegie gift. New York University expands with a practical journalism department adding eight instructors. Regents appoints staff for university expansion.
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Soudan
McCarran
Brooklyn
Knud, Rasmussen
Hssimos
Cook
Boston
Chicago
Clark Street
Madison
Proctor
Minn
Duluth
Macalaster College
St. Paul
Andrew Carnegie
New York University
Univerait Vanja
Diplomat W J Buchanan Dies in London After Stroke
W J Buchanan former United States Minister to Panama and long time diplomat died in London after an apparent apoplectic stroke. He arrived from Paris days earlier and had been assisting in floating bonds for Governor Gomez. He helped sustain anti Castro policy in Venezuela and played a key role in arbitration and diplomatic efforts across South America.
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W. J. Buchanan
United States
Panama
Park Lane
London
St. George's Hotel
Buchanan
Paris
Venezuela
Gomez
Argentine
Brazil
Chile
Root
Datter
Sioux City
Castro
Washington
Three Vics Found Shot Dead in Kansas City Area
Three people were murdered by an unidentified man near Kansas City Kansas. Victims include Alonzo Van Roger, his wife, and a slater named Taw Rosa McMahon. The women were found dead in the kitchen while the husband and slater were slain elsewhere. Police search for the killer.
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Kansas
City
Kan
Alonzo
Van
Roger
Taw
Miss’ Rosa McMahon
Pomp and Ceremony Mark Changes of Courtesies on Border
Fragmentary OCR text notes changes of courtesies on both sides of the border with emphasis on pomp and ceremony. The readable parts hint at bilateral etiquette or protocol adjustments during the border transition.
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Mark Xghange
Taft Diaz Meet in Border Splendor at Juarez Banquet
A private Taft Diaz meeting on the Mexican border featured a gilt state carriage El Paso welcome bands and a Juarez banquet. The two presidents conferred in El Paso and Juarez with Governor Creel acting as interpreter in a historic cross border encounter.
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Canada
Taft
Diaz
Wille Boy
Jast
Paris
Ferrer
Church of the Sacred Heart
Schoubye
North Pole
Dr. Cony
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
America
Henry VIII
Ingland
Francis I
France
Audrey
Iin
Rio Grande
el Chamizal
Il Paso
Ciudad Juarez
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Republic of
Panama
el Paso
Chamber of Commerce of
Creel
Chihuahua
Juarez
South Bend Woman Frees: Leona Mason Found Not Guilty
Leona B Mason of South Bend Indiana was found not guilty of attempting to murder John W Talbot supreme president of the Order of Owls. The jury reached a speedy verdict in about sixteen minutes amid a packed courtroom and tense closing arguments.
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Leona B. Mason
South Bend
Ind
John W. Talbot
The
Order of Owls
Tesport
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Tennessee
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Oklahoma City
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Rock Island Coal Mining Company
Wartshorne
Oklo
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Hughes
Schlatter
Charles M. Schlatter
Jill
Hastings
Neb
Denver
Medical College
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F. BE. Hanshome
Mineral Point
Wis
Cesara Lombroso
Charles
Crane
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Olleges
Board of Regents
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Lena B. Mason
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