Feud Chef Shot Dead in Kentucky Mountain Feud
Jackson Kentucky breathitt county judge James Hargis was shot dead in his general store by his son Beach Harels after a reported drinking spree and a long feud with the Hargis Cockrill family. The incident ends a long era of violence tied to the Hargis Cockrill feud.
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Hargis
Jackson
James Hargis
Breathitt County
Beach Harels
Yous Hargis
Aliguar
Frigh
Oran
Smith
Grover
Granton
Watge Hargis
Kentucky
Cmrts
Dr. Com
Blarcum
Jim Cockrill
Uargie
Democrats
Breeathitt County
Marcum
Hergis
Semong Times
James B. Marcum
Jimi Cockrill
Dr. Cox
Winchester
Hargiss
Hargis-Cockril
Mapcom
Bers: Marcum
Rir
Prohibition Debate and Labor Reform Move in Washington
Washington debate centers on a likely second message from the president within ten days. Congress may replace the Erdnman act with a new bill, while talks aim to shield dry districts from inter and intrastate shipments and border-line confiscations. Prominent Christian groups push for anti saloon measures as lawmakers debate labor and prohibition amid tense exchanges.
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Roosevelt
Nove
Congress
Washington
Townsend Compulsbry Arbitration
United States Supreme Court
White House
Supreme Court
Knox
Kalamazoo
Mich
Lincoln
Indiana Case Probes Insanity Claim in Terrell Hospital Stay
A board of state charities report to Governor Hanly asserts Wells County man John W. Terrell 2098 is insane while confined at Richmond Eastern Hospital for the Insane. Father Gavish’s investigation found incoherent letters to daughters not mailed, blasphemous and accusatory notes, and limited contact with staff due to age and health.
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Indianapoli
Francis H. Ga’polis
Board of State Charities
Hanly
John W. Terrell
Wells
Hastern
Richmond
Terrell
Melvin Wolf
Bluffton
Durbin
Father Gavish
Tes Hr
Board of State ‘Charities
Hank
Ams W Butler
Board On
Insale
Father Gaviah
Tepines
Eastern Hospital
Joh W. Terrell
Wells County
Plania
Tha Hospital
Renene Dare
Terril
Uy Coe
Smith
Lucy
Nia
Sete Vharities
Aid Maclean Arrives in Tangier Under Guard Escort
Beattish leader of the Morsccan sultan's bodyguard, Aid Maclean, arrived in Tangier under guard. He had been held in bondage for seven months by the bandit Raisul, and is now reported to be at liberty.
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Aid Maclean
Beattish
Feros
Tangier
Waba
Martha
Haver MacLean
Borsees
Raisul
Shaving Off the Big Stick Battleship Budget Debate
The House Naval Affairs Committee hears no vote yet on Roosevelt and Metcalf’s plan to build two battleships instead of four. Chairman Tawrey cites expected deficits and revenue declines as Republicans push to curb spending. The session signals cautious fiscal stance amid high defense costs and party pressure.
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Washington
Feb
Rouse Committee On Naval Affaira
Roosevelt
Metcalf
Tiwrey
Dhe
Weather forecast for Friday and Saturday in several states
The Weather Bureau reports Friday and Saturday conditions with snow in the northeast, rain and snow in other areas, and warmer temperatures in the Midwest. Marked temperature changes appear along the middle Atlantic coast and New England, with brisk winds from the lakes to the northeast.
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Washington
Fed
Blineis
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Middle Atlantic Coast
New England
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Dakotas
Minnesota
Tower
Mississino
Mississippi Valley
Bryan Urges Democratic Strength in Fight Against Republicans
William J Bryan spoke at the National Theater in Jersey City urging that democracy grows stronger while Republicanism weakens. He condemned the 11 years of GOP rule and warned of a conspiracy by wealth to dodge laws, urging stricter anti conspiracy and stressing party unity for pure democracy.
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Mr. Bryan
Jersey City
N. J
Wiliam J. Srvan
Naijestic
Unlten
Bryan
Republican Party
Berean
Tafts
Ynlirder
Fire destroys eight family apartment house. one dead
A fire on West Seventh Street and Columbus Avenue destroyed an eight family apartment house. Margaret Landon, 21, jumped from a sixth story window and died. Twenty residents escaped by smoke, aided by firemen.
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New Fork
West Seventh Street
Columbis Myeude
Margaret Landon
Judge Robert Tay Lor Infirm in Row Over Worsening Condition
Fragmentary report notes Judge Robert Tay Lor in poor health with family stating he is very weak. Medical details unclear as handwriting is damaged and the account mentions worsening condition and a related incident at the courthouse.
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Robert Taylor
Judea Robert & Tar
Horter
Samuel Floyd Angus Baseball Magnate Dies At 52
Detroit dispatch reports Samuel Floyd Angus former owner of a major league team and prominent investor in leagues died tonight at age fifty two after a long career in baseball and related ventures. He held substantial interests in teams and railroad ventures influencing the sport locally.
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Detroit
Samuel Flos
Nena
Dedrome Armrlean Teagsie
Two Days Convention Chooses Dates in Indianapolis
Indiana Democrats convene in Indianapolis for a two day state party meeting on March 25 and 26 with editors and the state committee selecting dates to avoid clashing with the Republican convention. The gathering discussed the platform issues including an inheritance tax and temperance measures and aimed for a proactive state agenda.
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Indianapolis
Democratic county chairmen to meet in city Tuesday
The Democratic county chairmen of the Twelfth district will meet in the city next Tuesday with Chairman Hollman. County primaries for precinct committeemen will be held on Saturday February 29. Both parties will elect committees at the same time under the new law. James E. Watson was in the city yesterday afternoon and will stay through today for the Knights of Pythias district meeting in Columbia City. He is a leading member of the order, holding its state chancellor position.
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Harrisburg
L. M. Stevenson
Portland
Bliss Garden
Bilis
Bartheldt
Missouri
National
Bartholdt
California
Washington
Jenkins
Litlefeld
EG Hoffrans
Indienspalls
Democratic State Committee
Minpaiga Walters
Heitman
Democratic Party
Hoffman
Marshall
Knights of Pythias
Columbia City
Jefferson
Jackson
Hollman
James E. Watson
Bacinee
Mayor Hosey Faces Liquor Dealers Talk on Sunday Closing
A committee from the Retail Licensed Liquor Dealers Association visited Mayor Hosey to discuss Sunday closing. They claimed some saloon keepers evade laws by selling after 11 PM and on Sundays, proposing Sunday afternoon openings to aid enforcement. The mayor reaffirmed that Sunday closing will continue.
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Retail Licensed Liquor Dealers’ Association
Hosey
Florida lynching rings alarm after mob violence
In Gainesville and Newberry Florida a crowd of about 200 seized and lynched a murdered man near a tower and dragged Elna Sapp a prominent farmer from jail to the crime site. Excitement runs high in Newberry with fears of further violence and possible additional lynching threats.
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Gainesville
Fla
Pettimlack Cong
Newberry
Long
Turer
Elna Sapp
Tower
Euerish
Huh
Tnwn
Gas case postponed as city and gas company seek continuance
Attorneys for the Fort Wayne Gas Company and the city joined in a written request for a continuance in the federal gas case. They expect eastern financiers to endorse a proposition to supply five years at 99 cents and five years at 23 cents, with the city proposing 50 cents for two years and 23 cents for eight years. Officials anticipate a quick resolution and major plant improvements with new mains and job creation once funding is secured.
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Fort Wayne
Henry
Paul
Bas Company
Southend
PF. Ditterich
New York
Messrs. Jones
Charles Murdock
Lafayette
Messrs
Murfock
Board of Public Works
Ais Ready
Gas Company
Superior Tract
Geg
Paul Sid
Sas
Gas Gampung
San
Defense Closed In McDonald Trial
Defense in the trial of Mrs. Dora McDonald for the will of Webster S. Guerin closed today in Brentano's court. The state began rebuttal testimony and plans further argument tomorrow as evening session starts.
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Chicago
MreDora McDonald
Webster S. Guerin
Dudge Brentano
Mercing
Asis Fe
Wealthy Lafayette Man Killed by Train
Lafayette man Alexander Sthinam age seventy, a major landowner in Tippecanoe, was instantly killed this afternoon crossing a Lake Erie and Western passenger train near Per a, near the city.
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Ind
Alexander Sthinam
Tippevinds City
Lake Erio
Crosa- Ung Neer Pera
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