Witnesses Testify in Miller Prosecution at Woodburn Trial
Attorneys for Stout and Baker resist cross examination of Miller defense witnesses while LaDuke’s testimony strengthens the state case. Chapman testifies the mud tracks point to Miller home, noting possible rubber boots, a claim later weakened by noting many locals wore such footwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efensy Lu
John Stout
Jon Baker
Fred A. LaDuke
Attornaya
Stout
W Baker
Miller
Woodburn Teins
Pred Laduke
Gire “Miller
Baker
LeDuke
Labuke
Detersé
Atate
Ierman “Miller
Postnagier
Faulkner
Herman Miller
Chapman
Miller Sometines
Vaelghorhood
Afternoon Evidence in Woodburn Murder Testimony
The defense relies on witnesses to show trains passed through Woodburn and stopped on the crossing near the murder to aid strangers. Testimony recalled Joseph Faulkner owner of the saloon where the shooting occurred. Witnesses described their whereabouts and distance from the scene during the June 6 incident and the inability to identify shooters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodburn
Joseph Faulkner
Harley Wearley
William Wearley
Wandarn
Tinion Street
Paw Noeny
He Hong
Killine
Gwarang
Croy
Boily Iorac
Thraveh
Harry Overmerer
Cal Kerne
Min
Avalanton
Verdict Awards 860000 Against Wabash Railroad Company
Toledo June 10 The estate of James Compton was awarded 660000 against the Wabash Railroad Company by Judge H W Taylor United States circuit court. The case stems from a long dispute over a portion of the Wabash road near Toledo to the state line and ownership of stock. Compton resided in Washington DC and the suit was brought by his widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Compton
Wabash Railroail Company
HW. Taylor
United States Circuit Court
Wabagh Road
Ono State Line
James Compton
Washington
Bien Coriytori
Brewers Promote Temperance Platform Across the Brewers Association
Milwaukee June 1 The United States Brewers association adopts a declaration of temperance principles urging regulation of drink traffic, denouncing unlawful saloon practices, and pledging cooperation with movements for temperance while maintaining that commercial interest does not drive saloon proliferation. The document stresses education, lawful conduct, and rational opposition to extreme measures, with continuation noted on page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Tilted Stores Brewers’ Association
Wal
United States
USA
Elks Parade Opens Town Fair Spread At Lodge Hall
The local lodge of the Elks opened its great fair last night to run through June 20. A parade led by Exalted Ruler Frank E. Bougher marched from the triple at 7:28 and returned to the temple by 4:40. Governors Night brings Gov. Thomas R. Blackshall and son James F. Watson to speak, with other Elk events planned throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bougher
Elves
the Elks
Exney Booth
al Alter
William Rawke
Candy
Clem Vox
L. A. Linbing
J. 3. Bayer
Wi Ortlieb
Alex Jaxtheimer
A.C. Brase
Fich Pond
Jane
L. A. Woreh
Bower Booth
Yebereer
Wests
Lee Ivins
Carl Rastetter
J. Dormer
Harry Wiebke
Dan Hall
Edward G. Hoffman
Jom Z. Dougall
Stein Booth
W. P. Schwier
Sealed verdict in damage suit halts Pittsburg Plate Glass case
In federal court Judge Anderson ordered the jury to seal its verdict after failing to reach agreement before 10 PM. Charles P Vlach sued Pittsburg Plate Glass Co for 315000 after a polishing machine bolt allegedly struck and crippled him. Witnesses included Drs Barnett Perley Weaver photographer Ridward Perry and numerous factory employees. Attorney Lee Murtzel admitted to practice before the U S court. The term ends. Warsaw church project advances with new Brethren structure set for July completion and furniture arrival in Tanglye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Vlach
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Otelocu
Anderson
John C. Aultman
W. A. Bucher
D. C. Calswell
Boyd Doherty
Charles Fuelling
Lewis C. Fudge
Andrew
Haley
A. A. Hank
Gin Jones
Joseph McCluskey
Henry Myers
Jobn
Molstae
Glass Company
W. W. Barnett
Ben
Perley Weaver
Ridward Perry
People’s Trust Company
Lee Murtzel
United States Court
Samuel Morris
Barrett & Morris
Taslanavolls
Warsaw
Weather forecast for multiple states from The Weather Washington
The forecast for Thursday and Friday includes cloudy periods and warmer temperatures across Ohio Indiana Michigan and Michigan. Winds shift from northeast to southeast in most areas with light to fresh speeds. Highs and lows are not specified but warmer conditions persist with variable cloudiness.
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Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Imi
Michigan
Eriday Fair
No Hope for Fred Boliz
Airs Fred Boltz wife of Fred Boltz who is serving a penitentiary sentence in Port Leavenworth for stealing government goods obtained an interview with Judge A B Anderson yesterday during a recess of the federal court She pleaded for her husband’s release but the judge said he would oppose any clemency and cannot intercede with the president The interview occurred in the ante room adjacent to the court room and Justice Anderson emphasized Boltz was fortunate to receive a lighter sentence than he might have faced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Boltz
Port Leavenworth
A. B. Anderson
Federal Court
Anderson
1 Bajillt
Bolts
Tudge ‘Anderson
Gentle Jones
S. Boltz
Boks
Old Resident Sophia Roembke Dies at 63
Sophia Roembke, wife of Frederick Roembke of 1352 Swiney Avenue, died at home after paralysis. Born in Bierde, Westphalia, Germany in 1833, she lived in Allen County. Survived by husband and children Conrad Witte Roembke, Mrs Erill Reuter, Miss Mary, August Roembke, plus two brothers and several sisters. Funeral at residence then from St. Paul’s Church with Rev. Wamiganes officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Roembke
Frederick Roembke
Swinney Avenue
Bierde
Westphalia
Germany
Eenie Allen County
Roembke
Airs
Conrad Witte
Rombke
Erill’ Reuter
van Wert
Mary
August Roembke
Diedtiohiene
Willan Redenbeck
Siete
Henry Lindeman
Diedrich "Thicke
O'Cmet Ternonm
Wamiganes
Wreck Near Cleveland Claims Four Passengers
Four aboard a train wreck near Cleveland after midnight were killed or injured when the Cedar Lumber line wrecked near Murray Street. Authorities say a possible coal dust or arson charge is suspected, with investigators probing the incident.
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Cleveland. O
Murray
New York Court Hears Titelick Case Details
A New York court opened the dry versus fled case against Revmond Titelick amid disputed claims involving hiskellings and references to Gus Tquiltz. The proceeding proceeds with arguments and evidence presented by both sides in a developing civil matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jane
Dry
Fde
Revmond Titelick
Peter
Gus
Adair Seeks Return to Congress in Honest Campaign
Portland nominee Adair accepts the Democratic district convention vote amid a packed gathering. He pledges honesty, vows no personal campaign attacks, and cites a strong attendance record in Congress. He defends wartime and veterans measures, and supports Roosevelt era policies while denying political maneuvering for power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tady Jung
A. M. Adair
Portland
Mulie
Anderson
Lew Allagham
Adair
Congress
Acceptenes
Debsites
Setig
Arera
Seagion
Talec
Washington
As the People
Ronsavelt
Roosevelt
Cramer
Mancin
Ue Houge
Gomuanitte
Goveralitee
Taft Delegates Gain Ground In Republican Assembly
Chicago dispatch reports the Republican national committee contest results favor Taft over Foraker in Ohio and several southern districts. Taft receives key seats in Third Sixth and Thirteenth districts while Foraker gains in others as committee aims to resolve disputes by Friday night.
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Chicago
Republican National Communiitas
Stywarle
Lenge
William Haft
Joseph B. Foraker
Foraker
Ohio
Taft
Yenth Land
Tate
Mark Shoup
Xenia
R. L. Gilchrist
Lebanon
H. M. Brown
Hillsboro
Charles Q. Hildebrandt
Wilmington
Arthur L Vorys
Myron T. Herrick
Frank 4H. Hitchcock
National Committee
Hitchcock
Berrick
Paraker
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Selug
Missouri
North Carolina
Worth Carolina
South Carolina
Jared
Labor of the Nation Committee
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Miller Case
Stout and Baker
Shem
Duke
LaDuke
Wabash Rail
Platform
Loca Lodge
Frank Bougher
Udge Anderson
Tim Marmning
Les Harkell
Ber
Ind
Warsaw Street
G. ©. Carpenter
Tanglye
Fred Boliz
Sludge Anderson
Boltz
Bulletin
Paneherty
Mr. Daugherty
Columa
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