Manta’s parole ends as horse theft mania returns him to prison
J dr. Graham alias Gary once a repentant horse thief, paroled after revival years ago, is facing a life term after a third felony conviction. In a pattern of thefts across Mineral and Wood counties, he wrote to Warden Haddox and planned lectures, but a saddle horse theft in Wood County sent him back to the penitentiary for good.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Pocahontas County
Mineral County
Haddox
Graham
Interior Counties
Wood County
West Virginia
Curfew Crackdown Raids Pentecostal Services
In Gainesville California on March 2 police enforced curfew by raiding a Pentecostal congregation. About 1450 men and women were arrested and taken to the station while teachers were fined and attendees warned to disperse by 10 PM nightly or face further action.
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Georgia
Gainesville
Aviack
Gas from defective furnace disrupts services at Green Avenue church
Gas from a basement furnace overwhelmed about a dozen congregation members at Green Avenue Baptist in Detroit on March 2. A boy first fell ill and was helped to the rear as others followed, until gas leakage through registers was found, prompting medical attention for several worshippers.
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Detroit
Green Avenue Baptist Church
Andrews Industrial School for Girls Opens
Morley lave by Wallace G Nadcowwa ie New Availability. The New York course in the Andrews case funds a free girls school near Willoughby, to be built on the old Andrews homestead. A $3,000,000 endowment funds establishment and maintenance. The Andrews heirs court decision allows a school for girls ages fifteen to twenty, teaching industrial and domestic arts. The Andrews Industrial School for Girls will begin construction this spring and be free to dependent and respectable girls.
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Lavéland
New York
Andrews
Willoughby
Wallace
Fifth Avenue
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Rcheol
Andrews Industrial School For
Humphreys Cleared Of Attempt To Influence Juror
Harrisburg reports District Attorney Weiss ordered the release of F. Humphreys after an investigation into his arrest on attempting to influence juror A. A. Poist in the capitol graft trial. Investigators say he was overheard mentioning sums of money. defense notes confusion over a patent transfer. Retrial motion reportedly possible. arguments on total points to be held before Judge Kunkel.
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Humphreys
Harrisburg
F. Humphreys
A. A. Poist
Capitol
Weiss
Potet
Ranefer
Kunkel
Refused Tuition By Westminster College Dispute
Twelve students suspended from Westminster College over their Greek letter fraternity are angry at President R. M. Russell for denying tuition refunds as the term began on February 17. Each paid 26 dollars. they demand most of it back since they cannot attend. Townspeople show sympathy as the students depart by train. Meanwhile Bryanites gain momentum in Pennsylvania with auxiliary leagues forming and hopes to influence the state convention in Harrisburg toward Stevenson and Bryan. In Atlantic City a sailor aboard a fish schooner bit off his thumb during a mutinous attack and was restrained. seven terrorists condemned for a plot against officials were hanged at Lissy Ness by Kronstadt.
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Westminster College
R. M. Russell
Sitend College
Pitishaum Dietriet
Reyuige
Atlantic City
Mwatch
Edward Anderson
Anderson
Paty
Gt. Petersburg
Mareb
Nicholas Nichouilevitch
M. Chtchoglevites
Lissy Ness
Kronstadt
Real
Calvino
St. Petersburg
Torrid Language at Labor Rally Denounces Parties and Judges
A riotous Philadelphia labor meeting denounced political parties and labeled judges as walking delegates of the lawyers union. Speakers attacked Roosevelt and the government, urging withdrawal of troops from Geldfeld and Fairbanks, and calling for pardons for Broad Street riot participants.
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D. Haywood
Secretale
Western Federation of
Ices
Che Ganyder
Gayerhn
Steubeuler
Idho
Specter Senl
Weylangman
Lawyers’ Union
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Roosevelt
Geltfeld
Fairbanks
Edward Moore
Aniselty
Dng
Broad Street
Moore
Board of Pardons
Leeds
Twining
Haywood
Harry Orchard
Raneevelt
Childish squabble ends in triple murder near Rose Creek
Amid a lumber camp dispute between Bowles and Frazier families over a quarrel between Bowles and Bowles’ companions, a gunfight left four dead or dying. Hamilton died instantly, Spicer died from two chest wounds, Bowles died of a heart shot, and Frazier was fatally wounded. Albany, March 2. Andrew Hamilton, longtime insurer liaison, was found dead at home after an autopsy showed acute heart dilation. In Westerly, about 200 granite cutters plan a 40 cent per hour minimum wage strike today.
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Congleton & Williams -Bros
Rose Creek
Here
John Tamilton
Chines Bowles
Richard Spicer
George Frazier
Bowles
Frazier
Epicer
Hamilton
Aind
Spicer
Will
Andrew Hamilton
Albany
Coungel
New York Life and Other Insurance Compa
Niea
Canada
Westerly
R. J
Bath's Meat Market and Second-hand Goods Ad
An old classified-style notice for Bath's Meat Market at 836 Philadelphia Street offering fresh meats and groceries, plus J R Bath and L H Moorhead ad copy. It also lists second-hand organs, machines, pianos, and organs for sale, with contact hints for orders.
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Baths
J. R. Bath
Phila
L. H. Moorhead
Indiana
Workman Boiled to Death at Pittsburg Plant
March 2 body of 8 Kowish found in a render pit at Menes and Laughlin's steel plant. He had been boiled to death in the pit.
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Pittsburg
Kowish
Menes & Laughlin
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