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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1926

Page

10

Tombstone's Wild West Tales Reach Boston Court

In a 3 million dollar will dispute over Lotta Crabtree's estate, Boston jurors hear tales from Tombstone Arizona of gunfights and feuds. Witnesses describe Buckskin Frank Leslie, the Earp clan, and brutal frontier life as Carlotta Crabtree is traced from birth to stage fame.

Boston Mass Tombstone Ariz Lotta Crab Carlolua Cockburn Jabots and Lowells Frank” Leslie Earps Mississippi Carlotta Crabtree Cockburn Wright Arizona Ezra Bartlett Phoenix Frank Leslie Annie Russell Virgil Earp Earp Brothers Lowery Brothers Virgil Crystal Palace Lowery Lowerys Earp Wyatt Earp

State completes case against McDermott in Canton murder trial

In Canton Ohio the state finished direct testimony in the murder trial of Patrick Eugene McDermott for Don R. Mellett's killing. Judge Diehl overruled a defense motion to strike references to alleged conspirators Ben Rudner and Louis Mazer. The final witness, William Brumme of Massillon, testified about seeing Canton police chief Lengel at Rudner's hardware store in Massillon in June.

Canton Patrick Eugene McDermott Don R. Mellett McDermott Ben Rudner Louis Mazer E. W. Diehl

New Process Converts Corn to Sugar Yielding 22 Pounds

Department of Agriculture reports a new method that processes a bushel of corn into twenty two pounds of sugar. The breakthrough aims to expand sweetener production and support domestic supply.

Department of Agriculture

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