Prosecution Rests in Newman Murder Case
The prosecution rested in the Samuel Newman murder trial as witnesses testified to Newman's good character. Testimony from Mrs Newman and Mrs White Pace described strong family ties and friendships with Roscoe Conklin. An independent witness, D. McGray, vouched for Newman's sterling reputation, while the defense contends Conklin and Newman shared close bonds. Continued on Page Seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Newman
Roscoe Conklin
Lovell
Cwen
Mra. White Pace
Nelson
Newman
Conklin
McGray
Garriman
N. D
Coronation Pageant Contrasts With Royal Ceremonial Festivities
London reports detail the coronation program for King George and Queen Mary including a full dress rehearsal, state banquets, and a Shakespearean ball at Albert Hall. Foreign envoys, royal carriages, troop contingents, and a parade of dignitaries mark the day. John Hays Hammond, the U S ambassador, meets with the king at Buckingham Palace and attends events with Mrs Hammond. The arrival of the German cruiser Von further signals revocation of ships tied to the ceremony.
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London
Palace
Albert Hall
George
Mary
John Hays Hammond
United States
Hammond
Kensington Palace
Princess Henry of Battenberg
Buckingham Palace
Duke of Connaught
Von
Troop Preparations Marshal Royal Processions in London Parks
June 20 reports detail London parks and open spaces transformed into camps for 60,000 troops slated to line streets for the royal processions on June 22 and 23. Hyde Park Wormwood Scrubs Regent’s Park Batterssea and Kensington gardens host long lines of white tents as soldiers from various regiments prepare. At Hampton Court Indian contingents will be quartered separately with their own cooks due to religious rites. Six cavalry regiments base at Wormwood Scrubs with artillery batteries nearby, while Regent’s Park arrangements face mosquitoes and mud as plans proceed.
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Londons
Hyde Park
Wormwood Ecrabe
Regent Park
Battersee Park
Kensington Gardens
Hampton Court
Regent's Park
Senate Debates Rapid Fire on Reciprocal Pact
Washington reports a rapid fire Senate debate on the Canadian reciprocity pact as chairmen Penrose and Best fail to move speaking. Opponents stand firm while supporters await Senator Root’s explanation of his amendment. Early on the floor, the house tackled the wool tariff bill amid today’s proceedings.
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Penrose
Senate
Washington
Penrose War
Ordinance Committee
Cau
Suse Se Ieee
Root
Twenty Towns to Receive Railway Mail Service
Mott North Dakota June 20 Twenty towns along the Mandan Mott branch of the Northern Pacific railway will get railway mail service as a result of a post office department order issued today The effort was led by the Mott Commercial club with assistance from Hanna and McCumber and supported by Mandan to Mott line residents.
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Mott
N. C
Mandan
Mott Commercial Club
Hanna and McCumber
Washington, D
Mandan-Mott
N. P. Railway
Post Office Department
Aberdeen ministers seek action on Sunday baseball ban
Aberdeen Aberdeen June 20 local ministers met Mayor Ed Hall and Police Commissioner Ras mumon to urge prohibition of Sunday baseball. The commission has not renewed five saloon licenses amid rumors of a recall drive against the mayor and police chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Ministerial Association of
Ed. M. Hall
E. D. Rasmumon
Sir Knights of Pythias Meeting Urgently Called
Urged to be brave tomorrow night and attend an urgent meeting. Chancellor Commander Goott states the Knight rank must be conferred at the meeting, the last for the eve. A short form will be used to avoid a long session and ensure timely attendance by all needed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goott
Emmene
Frisco Policemen Share Chief Title in Odd Split
In San Francisco on June 20 two men, John F. Seymour and D A White, served as chiefs of police after a legal battle. A judge modified a restraining order allowing White to exercise the duties while barring interference with Seymour.
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San Francisco
John F. Seymour
D. A. White
White
Board of Police
McP H. McCarthy
Seymour
Orneys
Seawell
Office of Police Crew
Maing Wreck Cofferdam Lowers Water Uncovers More
May 20. The water in the cofferdam around the wreck of the Maing battleship has fallen to fifteen feet below sea level by 10 am. The low point revealed a larger area of the wreck while engineers report no further recovery of relief or bones. The cofferdam remains intact, confirming stability as work continues.
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Sofferdam
Maing
Cofferdam
Bickford Jury Named for North Dakota Trial
The Bickford jury in Washburn North Dakota was named by D Amundson Ryder Rasmus Nelson Underwood W Olson Wilton Fred Berger Benedict H Matthews Whiprud Jacob A Pinkrankars Garrigan T A Welch Garrison Alfred Matheson Douglas. Nine Republicans one Progressive one stalwart and others uncommitted. Trial began at 10 this morning with prosecution witness John Andrews presenting Bickford certificate of election and bond records. Mrs Hilen Mitchell testified about state treasurer books tracing drafts and payments while defense objections noted the extensive accounting process.
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Washburn
N. Cbd
Bickford
D. Amundson
Ryder
Rasmus Nelson
Underwood
W. Olson
Wilton
Fred Berger
Benedict
H. ©. Matthews
Whiprud
Jacob A. Pinkrankars
Garrigan
T. A. Welch
Garrison
Alfred Matheson
Douglas
John Andrews
Secretary of State Office
Board of Election
Bismarck
Hilen Mitchell
State Treasurer's Office
Mitchell
Apia
Wes
Rer
Lynching After Garage Owner Slain in Thorndale
In Thorndale Texas on June 20 a Mexican youth about 18 stabbed Charles Zeitung a garage owner to death after Zeitung protested littering at his shop. A mob of about 100 seized the youth from the jail, taking him to a nearby pole where he was hanged. The youth’s citizenship status was not confirmed.
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Thorndale
Tex
Charles Zeitung
United States
Mexico
Zeitung
Standers
Admits Father Bossed Trust With Few Shares
Horace Havemeyer, 11, son of the late H O Havemeyer, tells the house sugar trust committee he plans to seek court permission to vote 15 million dollars of common stock in National Buyer Refining Co. He defends his father, noting Henry O Havemeyer held little stock but dominated the American Sugar refining firm. He says his father owned 191 shares of preferred stock and 4 1/2 shares of common.
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Washington, D. C
Horace Havemeyer
H. O. Havemeyer
House Sugar Trust
Young Havemeyer
Havemeyer
National Buyer Refining Co
Washington
Henry Havemeyer
American Sugar Henning Co
Horace Havemayor
Young Havmeyer
Henry O. Bavemeyer
AG Wuares
Man Takes Fortune and 24 Children Back to Belgium
Pittsburg June 20 August Clandeaux aged 42 an expert glass worker of Ford City near here left for New York today en route to Belgium with his wife and twenty four children He also takes a comfortable fortune from the glass industry Clandeaux and his wife came to this country twenty one years ago The family was happy today He is a baseball fan and joked the score is 24 to 0 meaning none of the children had died The family plans to make a home run in Belgium.
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Pittsburg
Clandeaux
Ford City
New York
Belgium
Clondeaux
Thi
Lorimer Probe Deepens With McCormick On Stand
Senate Lorimer investigation hearings opened with Cyrus H. McCormick of International Harvester testifying about a $100,000 fund alleged to aid Lorimer’s election. He named Clarence Funk and Edward Hines as figures in the fund, and discussed Kohlsaat and sources. second inquiry into Min lips election to begin today.
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Washington
Senate
Lorimer Investigating Committee
Lilinoin
Cyrus H. McCormick
International Harvester Co
Lorimer
Clarence 8. Funk
Edward Hines
The
Lumber Co
Wm. J. Hines
Pan Edward Hines
Funk
McCormick
Tilden
National Packing Co
Chicago Record
Herald
H. H. Kohlsaat
Kohlsaat
McCormack
William
Minols
Europe
Cyrus
Puposky Safe Robber Probed by Twin City Detectives
St Paul reports the Puposky safe robbery case centers on Cass Lake mayor Dr Dumas and a network of associates. Detectives in Bemidji interview Fred Hunter and disclose plans to reveal more about the gang, including possible involvement by several businessmen and a noted counterfeit check tied to the alleged crime route from Hibbing to Poposky.
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St. Paul
Minn
D. T. Dumas
Cass Lake
Poposky
Rindal
Keller
J. C. Fielding
Mr. Keller
Marshal Fullerton
Stillwater
Fred Hunter
Grand Rapids
Dr. Damas
Hunter
Bemidji
Belian
Marshall A. Spooner
Casa Lake
Dr. Dumas
Great Northern
Puposky
Mike” Davis
Turtle River
Minnesota & International Railroad
Superior
Wis
Hibbing Inn
Minnesota
Pupasky
Abe
W. Ring
Hibbing
RB. Smith
Smith
David Cy [Smith
First National Bank of
Bemidj i
Milh
Tief
Detroit Women Fly as Plane Passengers at Grosse Pointe
Two prominent Detroit women Mrs Russell A Alger and Mrs Pred M Alger rode as passengers for a five minute flight at the Country club in Grosse Pointe yesterday. They are wives of sons of the late S B A Alger.
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Detroit
Mich
Grosse Pointe
Russell A. Alger
Mra
Pred M. Alger
S. Ben. BR. A. Alger
Trial resumes for Evelyn Arthur Lee founder of Absolute Life
A long line formed outside the Chicago court as Evelyn Arthur Lee, founder of the Absolute Life cult, faces abduction charges. Charles Dowoody, chief inventor at the U S Department of Justice, presents key documentary evidence amid a packed courtroom and a crowd listening to the proceedings.
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Chicago
Evelyn Arthur Lee
Absolute Life Cult
Charles Dowoody
United States Department of Justice Fm
Bee
Oribe
Chicago bookkeeper shoots self to avoid arrest
June 20 report from Mich states Jamen Haughey a Chicago bookkeeper killed himself to evade arrest for embezzlement. He fired at the home of his wife's father, George Flawson Haughey had come with his wife and was to be arrested by Under Sheriff Beattie who arrived from Pawpaw on the embezzlement charge by his Chicago employers.
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Mich
Jamen
Chicago
George Flawson
Haughey
Sheri Beattie
Pawpaw
King
Old Settlers Meet Draws Unprecedented Crowds
Tower City North Carolina June 20 immense crowd attended the old settlers meeting held today. The gathering exceeded any previous session in size and interest.
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Tower City
N. C
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Hanna and M'Cumber Aided
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Knights OF Pythias
Frisco
Maine
Stars Man
Man
Fortune
M'Cormick
Puposky Safe Robber
Hillsboro
Grand Forks
Martin Behan
Crackaman
Poporky
Behan
East Grand Forks
Alger
Bangor
Iowa
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