Jealous Doctor Kills In St. Joseph Affray in Kansas City Hotel
Dr W T Elam of St Joseph a Missouri Valley Medical Society officer and Central Enne worth Medical College faculty shot William Putman Cramer of Chicago at the Baltimore Hotel in Kansas City. The killer’s wife Mrs Elam was in Detroit unaware of the tragedy as details of a secret affair and jealous motive emerge amid conflicting statements from Elam and witnesses.
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Chicago
Huerta Flees To His Castle Amid Mexico Crisis
Ousted minister Aldape says Mo hen o planned to kill the president as congress nears. Huerta moves to Chapultepec Castle for safety while U S embassy issues stir. U S diplomat Nelson O Shaughnessy coordinates congress timing and potential intervention discussions. Foreigners flee as trains to Vera Cruz fill and businesses order employees’ families to depart.
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Pinney Earle Seizes GOn. 1 Kidnapping Shocks Paris
Ferdinand Pinney Earle and a woman known as Mrs. Dvanz abduct Harold from the Wcolern Aqui taine at Le Motte Beuvron on November 9. The incident is linked to an elder Earle claim and European affairs, with the event reported from Paris.
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Dvanz
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US Sailors At Naples Call Deplorable
News from Roms reports American battleship officers at a Pope Pius X coronation ceremony in the Sistine Chapel. Sailors stood in halls to witness the passage of the pontiff as cardinals archbishops and guards attended. Some papers call a few bluejackets actions deplorable amid Naples hospitality.
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Naples
Young Harriman Sets Omaha Railroad Entry at Union Pacific
W Averil Harriman son of the late E H Harriman will visit Omaha to learn operations at Union Pacific. He is on the coast and will arrive soon after Thanksgiving to begin in the headquarters and later transfer to the general shops.
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Omaha
Neb
W. Averill Harriman
B. H. Harriman
Union Pacific
Whipping of Two Black Men in Delaware
In Wilmington on November 18 William Reason and James Byard two young Black men convicted of breaking and entering houses with intent to steal were whipped with 20 lashes each at the Newcastle county workhouse whipping post. They had been sentenced to 40 lashes and received 20 last Saturday. Congressional agitation over the cases drew large crowds as spectators.
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William Reason
James Byard
Newcastle County
Congress
Senator Begs Campaign in the South For 1916 Nomination
Reports say Senator La Follette is touring the South with frequent speeches, following a west and northwest pattern, signaling a possible bid for the Republican presidential nomination in 1916. The piece recounts scattered items including a postal robbery confession, a diamond theft on a Rock Island train, and other distant news briefs.
Nomination of Pindell as ambassador to Russia in doubt
Washington reports say Henry M. Pindell of Peoria remains slated for the Russia ambassadorship despite rumors of delay Secretary Bryan disputes changes in plan. A forged letter and threats from Sydney Moulthrop surface amid Lewis postal probe with letters alleged to threaten exposures and postal law violations, traced to New Jersey and New York City.
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Army mounts at show in Madison Square Garden
Army mounts led by uniformed officers highlighted the national horse show at Madison Square Garden New York on Nov 18. Riders from Russia Norway England France Belgium Canada and the United States competed in the Trooper international contest with Maj Howard K Brown and the First Cavalry NY National Guard winning the Plaza Cup. Chiswell ridden by Capt L R Ball placed second and Experiment led by Capt J R Lindsey took third.
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Han
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United States Cavalry
Aviators tumble into bay during hydroplane display
Three airmen piloting hydroplanes in San Francisco on November eighteenth crashed into the water. The planes were damaged but no one injured. Adolph Sutro’s invention was cited as the craft dived forty feet. Crews rescued both pilots. A second item reports Nathan Smazon, a Kansas City pawnbroker, murdered in his shop with valuables looted, body found by neighbors after robbers fled.
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Cal
Adolph Sutro
Grand Invention
Kansas City
Kan
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Smazon
Broker and Divorcee Weds in Secret Marriage
Atlanta news item reports John G. Calhoun, New York cotton broker, and Mrs. Mary Martin Irwin of Jacksonville secretly wed at the Georgian Terrace. The bride is a grand-niece of President Adams. Calhoun is a noted financier.
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New York
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Jacksonville
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Engagement notice for Miss Huntington and Mr Astor
Specially posed photograph of Miss Helen Dinsmore Huntington of Staate burg N Y whose engagement to Vincent Astor has been announced.
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Helen Dinsmore Huntington
Staateburg, N
Vincent Astor
Spencer Found Guilty in Wayne Murder Homicide Trial
Henry Spencer was convicted of killing Mrs. Mildred Allison Rexrout in Wayne on September 16. The jury sentenced him to death by hanging. Spencer vocally attacked the court and jurors, threatened to beat them, and showed agitation as officials restrained him.
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Henry Spencer
Mildred Allison-Rexrout
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John Hestermen
Hadley
Iil
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Bank Cashier Is Jailed in Michigan Bank Case
Pontiac Michigan November 19 Ralph H Jossman cashier of the defunct Jossman State Bank at Clarkston was sentenced by Judge Smith to seven to twenty years in Jackson prison for a $125 000 bank retaliation. A warrant was sworn for Clyde R Morrison of Detroit former assistant cashier. The bank’s overdraft totaled 7400 and in 1908 Morrison allegedly made a false entry lowering Charles Knorrs balance by 500 in the files.
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Smith
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Detroit
Charles Knor
Favor Decree for Heiress in New York Divorce
New York referee recommends divorce for Mrs Ada Sorg Drouillard wife of James Pierre Drouillard a retired army man Ingraham reports custody should go to Mrs Drouillard over Florence Jane Drouillard daughter The heiress inherits a fortune of 10 900 000 from her father tobacco magnate A Sorg
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James Pierre Drouillard
A. Sorg
Train Held Up By Bandits Near San Jose Cal
Masked robbers halted the Shore Line Limited between here and San Jose. A robber entered the mail car and threatened clerks with revolvers while others guarded the door as the bandits robbed the mail. The incident occurred late last night near San Jose.
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San Francisco
Shore Line
Southern Pacific
Ohio Won't Forget Its Wards Gala Day Turkey Feasts Planned
Ohio plans a Thanksgiving gala for state institutions with 10 tons of turkey 1000 gallons of oysters and numerous delicacies for 20 000 wards across the system. Prisoners will host a public show at the penitentiary with proceeds funding a motion picture machine.
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Ohio
State Board of Administration
Signals and failures blamed for Great Lakes storm deaths
A push for immediate federal inquiry into the Great Lakes storm as lawmakers accuse weather signals of being inadequate or improper. Rep William Gordon urged President Wilson to order a fast investigation to determine if the Weather Bureau erred in signaling, aiming to prevent further tragedies.
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