Weary Wraggles and Steele Rhydes Exchange Banter
Weary Wraggles proclaims bloods are the finest blokes in the world while Steele Rhydes questions what is being given. The dialogue suggests a rough, working class exchange about status and rewards in a historical setting.
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Court voices defense as Jackson Walling trial widens
Newport Ohio April 28 crowd packed courtroom for Scott Jackson and Walling murder trial. Judge rules admissions from suspects inadmissible without proven inducement. Will Wood's letters to Jackson sparked a controversial pause for female spectators. Several witnesses link new details to the Pearl Bryan case as testimony continues.
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Court session probes insanity defense in jury impaneling
In the courtroom the defense prepares to argue insanity as the jury is impaneled while the case proceeds, with testimony noting Water Scott Sr. present on the opposite side of the desk.
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Devils and murder haunt early Eve headlines
The Advertiser cites Carl Feigenbaum's conduct in Sing Sing amid claims linking him to Jack the Ripper. Other reports note Raymond Coates and Mrs. Enos Lawrence confessing in Holland murder, a suspected choking death of Maggie Wagner with Ju Jung under suspicion, and a Buffalo Pearl Bryan case with a severed head found near Orchard Park awaiting a matching body.
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Pickler pension bill advances after close of debate
Washington April 28 the house rules committee reports a special order for the Pickler pension bill allowing one and a half hours more debate under the five minute rule. The order was adopted 119 to 88 with 34 Republicans voting against it. Hepburn's amendment to liberalize pension office rulings was approved and the bill is set for passage today after the journal is read.
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Census official accuses longtime local ruse in school rolls
Indianapolis reports George Wolf finds thousands of excess names in the city school census due to enumerator manipulation. He estimates 7009 to 10000 fewer children this year despite population growth, saying the city has been systematically robbed to gain more state school money.
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Weather Growling Yet Crops Jump in Indiana Report
Indiana weather report notes good warm rains boosting crops in central and northern areas while southern counties stay drier. Frost on the 22nd caused minor damage but pasturage and rye improve. early potatoes planted. corn plowing and planting ongoing. Worms and potato bug appear in some localities amid overall strong growth.
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Reed gravely wounded after knife attack in city quarrel
In the southern part of the city a dispute between men ends with Gallagher drawing a knife and stabbing Reed in the abdomen. Doctors say Reed will not live. Detective Kinney arrives with Mrs Quinette and the Wilson girls, who claim they were persuaded to accompany the Quinette woman for care.
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Ex-State Senator C Secrest Dies in Illinois After Illness
Former North Carolina born politician C Secrest died at Wat sok a Illinois after several months illness. He was born May 8 1929 in North Carolina.
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Financial markets and stockyard notes from April 27 issue
New York reports money on call easy at 24 percent with firm sterling, bond quotes and Board of Trade prices for wheat oats and pork. Chicago live stock prices show hogs calves and cattle in varied ranges. Also, strike at Houghton copper mine ends after tram workers reach settlement with company.
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