Murderer Langishes in Jail After Chicago-Ratlied Case
A telegram from Los Angeles announced two men identified as Chicugswyggen suspects in the Kaufman murder were in custody. Mrs. Kattie Kaufman was shot at their home on December 2 as three men demanded valuables. her husband resisted and was shot. Chauffeur William Ecollin Channel aided investigators, naming accomplices and prompting a search across the south and east. rewards offered for capture information.
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Chicayzu
Janu
John Stacy
Chicugswyggen
Kaufman
Channel
Fred Boomer
Chasnell Enid
Firad
Channell
Poverty Named Chief Cause of Divorce, Wright Claims
Kansan City, Jan 9. We Wright, divorce professor, told the Socialist Education Society that poverty is the chief cause of diverse evils including marital unhappiness. He cited money troubles as a major disruptor of home peace and quiet and noted few degrees among the rights in this region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansan
Hlo
OW. Wright
Soeistise Education Society
Wright
Judge hints ruling on Pratt letters in Armour case
Judge Carpenter indicated he would withhold ruling on disputed letters evidence until after Jerome Pratt completes testimony in the 16 Chicago packers trial. Pratt testified he wrote three letters detailing weekly business and profits for Armour Co. The government presented letters identifying handwriting by J Ogden Armour and Thomas J Connors. Arthur Meeker’s letter may remain in the record.
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Chicago
Jan
Carpenter
Jerome H. Pratt
J. Ogden Armour
Thomas J. Connors
Arthur Meeker
Myr. Pratt
Will
Beth Igides
Pratt
Armour & Co
Tha T Yeaday
Joadkera
New Mexico’s first members of Congress sworn in
Washington reports George Curry republican and Hi Ferguson democrat sworn into the House amid applause. They were presented by Mr Sulzer of New York as the session opens. In Cleveland a verdict of guilty was returned for Charles A Sandals and Albert S Griffin in a mail fraud case connected to stock in Sterting Oil. Detachments of British German Japanese and French troops reinforce the Peking to sea railroad protection plan aiming to restore mail service disrupted for four days. Some remarks note social satire about girls and millionaires.
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Washington
New Mexico
Congress
George Curry
Hi. &. Ferguson
House
Sulzer
New York
Cleveland
Ohio
United States District Court
Chas. A. Sandals
Alberts. Griffin
Sterting O11
Peking
Feking
Ching Wang Tao
Eneralte
Mercury Rises in the Midwest Snow Delays Trains Across Region
Midwest and western states thaw slightly as temperatures rise from extreme cold. Railroads report ongoing delays due to snow and frozen equipment. In Chicago area the day begins with eight degrees above zero and several days of subzero temperatures. Portland and La Crosse note record cold with widespread outages and damage to infrastructure. A fatality linked to the cold is reported in Missouri.
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Chicago
Chisago
Kansas City
Missouri Valley
Misesouri
Kansee
Oklahoma
Arun
Nebraska
Lowe
Huron
S. D
Fort Worth
Tex
Tomnent
Sutterer
Kansas
Omaha
Platten
Platten, D065 Alalies? Showed 4 Below. Were In Itansasity
Wiehita
Ken
Wes
Weertern Aliscourt
Kanan
Gald Waek
Duluth
Dulurh
Ben
vVarietta
Lusa
Han
Monda
Portland
Ore
Thia
la Crosse
Wile
Daath Prem
Touts
Jen
Orlock
Garo
Tan
Superior
Wis
United States
Eine
NiImels
Iowa
Michlenn
Missouri
Povernnment Bureau
Tocal
Chisages
Canadian Northwest
Mercury
Congress in Session as Pensions Debate Delayed
Senate convened at 2 p m as pension committee postponed general bill costs amid pension bureau estimates. House met at noon with Speaker Clark presiding. New Mexico's new representatives sworn in. Andrew Garnagher’s steel trust appearance scheduled. extra stenographers cut pay. Sugar trust hearing postponed. new committees chosen by caucus. Sherwood of Ohio attacked Fisher estimate of 75 million cost as 25 million too high.
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Senate
Pension Committee
Pension Bureau
House
Clark
Ant
New Mexico
Andrew Garnaghe
Steel Trust Committee
Stanley
Sugar Trust Investigation Committee
Houoe
Sherwood
Ohio
Fisher
Father of Slain Girl Pays Death Penalty in Sing Sing
Philip Mangano formerly an interpreter in New York marriage license bureau was executed by electric chair at Sing Sing for killing his daughter Anna on March 24, 1909 as she walked to a New York City school where she taught. The trial heard Mangano’s harsh treatment of Anna and his claim of lack of responsibility for the fatal shot amid family quarrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossining
N. Y
Philip Mangang
New York
Sing Sing
Mangano
Anna
New York City
Beaten to death near Blytheville Arkansas
Memphis report says Mrs. Kate Carpenter and her mother Mrs. Davis were killed at the Carpenter home near Blytheville Arkansas last night by a mob of five or six white men who beat the women to death and left M P B Carpenter fatally wounded, recalled today.
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Memphis
Tenn
Kate Carpenter
Davis
M. PB. Carpenter
Blytheville
Ark
Raporta
Supreme Court to rule on major gas and transportation cases
The Supreme Court is expected to issue numerous decisions on antitrust and interstate commerce, including cases against coal transport railroads and Virginia or Oregon initiative questions. Opinions may affect Kansas New York Texas and many states.
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Washington
Jat. S.W
Supreme Court of the United
Veelelon
St. Loouis
Pennsyyvania
Trenguetiuas
New York Cottin Exchange
Poremost
Webley
Gines
Carniwck
Commierce
Oregon
Kansas
New York
Texas
Informer on Hand to Give Evidence in Federal Infra rations
Indianapolis January report states John McManigal expected as principal witness in the federal grand jury inquiry into the alleged dynamiting plot. McManigal arrived pre dawn and stayed in a government building while testimony regarding his confessions and the dynamiting expedition is prepared.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Federal Grand Jury
McMmynigal
Federal Building
W&s
John
McNatuara
Manigava
Jarnen
McManigal
Oni
Father hunts sun cults for missing boy in Chicago
Lweilwyn Reakirt, a Cincinnati man, arrives in Chicago with private detectives to find his son Robert Hastings Reakirt, 12, believed held by the Mazdagnan sun worshippers. The case ties to Billy Lindsay’s detention and a potential court action.
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Chicago
Robert Hastings Reakirt
Lieweilyn Reakirt
Young Henkitt
Billy” Lindsay
Pinckney
Lindsay
Reakirt
Alma Ricker
Europe
Stig
Navy to buy Anne Morgan's Brooklyn restaurant
New York reports the navy department plans to purchase Miss Anne Morgan’s restaurant at the Brooklyn navy yard and open a similar venue at the Boston yard. A board led by Captain McCormick reviewed the books as saloons nearby struggle for business.
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New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Anne Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Navy Department
Boston Navy Yard
Brooklyn Yard
McCormick
Navy Yard
Secretary of the Navy
Bradtree and Bun Report On Business Conditions
Bradstreet and Bun provide a cautious yet hopeful snapshot of early 1910s trade. They note mixed retail and wholesale activity across regions, weather dampening southern demand, with manufacturing and textile mills maintaining workforces. Overall sentiment is conservative but optimistic for a stronger year, though bankers remain wary of credit quality and early orders.
Jobless Actors Besiege Chicago Rialto
About 1500 theatrical professionals gather in Chicago as 40 companies fold in nearby towns within three weeks. Actors, leads, heavies, chorus and vaudevillians flood Clark and Randolph seeking openings, with managers reporting more unemployed actors in Chicago than in years past. Booking agents say 200 applicants compete for every vacant spot.
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Chicapo
Jan
Ellis
Vaudevillians
Chicago
Rialto
Clark
Randolph
Harry Armstrong
Roosevelt Chops Trees at Sagamore Hill Retreat
Colonel Roosevelt and a dozen men chopped trees today near Sagamore Hill. He spoke little when asked for comments, remaining silent as he directed the work amid brisk winter weather. Sagamore Hill's quiet life gives way to renewed public attention amid political shifts.
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Oyster Bar
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay
New York State
Henry L. Stimson
Sagamore
Bitter Winter in the Midwest and Plains Fry Chicago to New York
A sweeping cold wave with readings from 20 below to 14 below zero grips Amerie Texas to Dodges City Kansas and Chicago. Snow blankets Missouri Valley with hundreds homeless and trains delayed while New York shelters report heavy demand for lodging as cold tightens its grip.
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Kansas City
Jan
Amerie
Tex
Dodges City
Kan
Kansas
Corsair in Atlantic Gale and Fire at Union Stock Yards
J. P. Morgan steam yacht Corsair battled a wild gale off Assateague, losing two archers and chain, aided by Assateague life savers who brought an actor and anchored the vessel in a safe place. The Alberts schooner ashore in Assateague Harbor, leaking but crew aboard. In Chicago, the Union Stock Yards Transit House burned, killing bellboy Peter Ritchie and endangering many others during the five story blaze.
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Philadelphia
Corsair
J. P. Morgan
Assateague
New York
Norfolk
Alberts
Virginia
Assateague Harbor
Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Peter Ritchi
Algonquin
Ill
Waleep
Wag
Richeson Admits Murder and Penitent Confession Emerges
Boston January report shows Rev Richeson, former Emanuel Baptist pastor of Larmbridge, confessing by written statement to the murder of Avia Linnell. The document, read by his counsel, expresses deep remorse and a wish to atone, while prosecutors and judges prepare for the January trial and potential death sentence if convicted.
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Boston
Y. Hichusen
Eimmanuel Baptist Church
Larmbridge
Avia Linnell
Bieheson
Manager for Wolgast Runs Down Pedestrian
Los Angeles report says George A. Bauer aged 0 was seriously hurt in an automobile smashup early today. Tom Jones, manager of Ad Wolgast, was arrested on a charge of reckless driving after the speeding car struck Bauer near his house moving outfit. The car turned turtle trapping one companion and injuring another. a fourth member escaped. Wolgast was not in the vehicle and had not left his house due to illness.
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Los Angeles
Cal
George A. Bauer
Tom” Jones
Ad Wolgast
Bauer
Jones
Patrot
Trains Collide Near Dodge City Killing One Passenger
Two Santa Fe passenger trains collided at Wright near Dodge City. One engineer was killed, another fatally hurt, and 1% passengers were injured.
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Topeka
Kan
Santa Fe
Wright
Dodge City
Women Rise in Cleveland Government Roles
Cleveland reports women rapidly advancing in governance and civic affairs. Within the last year six have secured important posts previously held by men, including Harriet L. Keefer seeking election as superintendent of public schools.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Harriet L. Keeeler
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