No Defense by Detective Stahl Advances in Court Debate
Testimony continued in the Indiana case with Judge Whe lton presiding as defense and state attorneys spar over admissibility of evidence. Witness Logsdon described alleged bribe offers of 1 500 for machine protection, while attorney Duncan pressed for quick testimony and argued the state had not proven a breach of law. Court adjourned at 4 20 p m with schedules set for Wednesday as Spain to open the state’s argument.
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Smith
Stan
Indiana
Ian
Storney Smith
Logan
Whellon
Bne
Duncan
Ingedan
Edwin D. Sagedon
Pod
Mo Works
Stahl
P. Tm
Ae Bhea
Logsdon
Togsdon
Egmutice
Refife Department
State House
Public Works
Board of Public Works
Fred Hitler
Gua Rahke
Rahke
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Police Department
Lagidan
Logdon
Logsou
Stahl Hach
Joss and Bookwalter
Matson
Ketcham
Ace
Logsdion
Michael J. Lisa
Emincil
Ninth Ward
Witnss
S Pagn
Shea
Noel
Logsdor
Wad Spaan
Apuan
Soden
Councilmanie
Nol
Spaan
Crammites
Citizens’ League
Spain
Ennis Man Kills Sister in Rankin Area Shooting
Ellis Claridge shot and killed his sister and wounded his brother in law John Westmoreland near Rankin Texas. The two men quarreled and Claridge escaped as Westmoreland ree was expected to recover.
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Ennis
Tex
Ellis Claridge
John Westmoreland
Rankin
Claridge
Westmoreland
Food Won in a Case of Appendicitis by Grape-Nuts
A Ka teacher narrates recovery from appendicitis after illness, five months in Eureka Springs, then credits Grape-Nuts with restoring health. He praises the product, notes prior medical costs, and claims dietetics training led him to value the cereal's pre digesting starch. The ad-style testimony promotes Grape-Nuts as preventive and curative for weak intestines and stomach issues.
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Dnewar
Eureka Springs
Nebraska
Partum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Cream Bullets Fly At Ice Cream Social Riot
In Big Dandy, West Virginia, during an ice cream social with nearly 200 attendees, a dispute over cream quality sparked a riot. Hundreds of shots were fired. Charles Watson, a miner, and Will Johnson, a railroad man, died. About 50 others were wounded. no arrests reported.
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Bluefield
Terrilla
Big Dandy
Charles Watson
Will Johnson
Judge Redwine Rescinds Orders in Venue Tug of War
In a June morning session Judge Redwine rescinded transfer orders and ruled trials could be entered where the defense and commonwealth agree on venue. Jett and White were brought in by soldiers and handed to Sheriff Callahan. A separate Brooklyn shooting left James Faere dying in hospital after five gunshots by robbers.
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Bet Jackson
Hryd
Morgan County
Redwine
Commonwealth
Jett
White
Callahan
New York
James Faere
Brooklyn
Births Deaths Marriages in City Record
Births list many newborns with parent names and addresses followed by deaths notes including pneumonia endocarditis and heart failure. Marriages between numerous couples listed with full names and spouses. Building permits issued for several properties with addresses and estimated costs.
Jockey Bullman to ride McChesney in Harlem handicap
Chicago reports McChesney and Lucien Appleby failed to win a mile handicap at Hawthorne while a duel for third place ended with McChesney narrowly beating Appleby. Jockey Bullman is engaged to ride McChesney in the Harlem national handicap at Chicago next Saturday. Hermia to appear in Make Me handicap. Johnny Schorr wins a share of 4 08% in Latona Wake. Mrs Fortune rescues seven children from flood at Griers Island near St Louis.
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York
Jane
Bullman
McChesney
Smathers
Chicago
Lucien Appleby
Hermias
Hermia
EB. R
Tharmias Paus
Noree
Lst
Wee Falle
Lolts
Frank Fortune
Griers Island
Vigus
St. Louis County
Fortune
Acrana
Vigna
Gardner and Root to meet in July title bout
George Gardner heavyweight champion of America and Jack Root were matched to fight likely July 4 in Fort Era under International Astological clubs. The bout would be 20 rounds at 165 pounds with a purse near 7500 dollars plus 6 percent and up to 15000 with 60 percent above that. Wagering details split percent for winner and 4 percent for loser.
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Chicago
Tune
George Gardner
America
Jack Root
Hisic Cly
Fort Era
Yoelwak
Sib
Grose
Roosevelt Visits Lincoln Debating Spot in Freeport
President Roosevelt spoke from the Freeport courthouse steps dedicating a granite marker placed by the Freeport Woman's Club at the Lincoln Douglass debate site dated August 7, 158. He praised Lincoln and warned that future generations will judge orators by enduring rhetoric.
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Freeport
Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen Donging
Woman's Club of
Talen
Court Hause
Tlesalt
Nome
Flood relief advances as Kansas City recovers
Kansas City Missouri June 30 flood recedes and relief work continues. Businesses reopen while outside aid not expected. Flooded depot baggage moved uptown and being removed. Post office flooded. boat service resumes. Conditions improve hourly as trains to Fort Leavenworth run and food supplies reach residents.
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Kansas City
Union Depot
Fort Leavenworth
Faming
Rail Line Opens From Salina to Denver
Salina Kansas June 3 business picks up as Union Pacific opens lines to Denver via Hillsworth. Rescue reports 67 people saved from a Milwaukee railroad bridge five miles south of Manbascite Missouri on June 2. Most rescued were Burlington passengers from Chicago and St Joseph Grand Junction trains feared lost in flood.
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Salina
Kas
Union Pacific
Denver
Hilsworth
Bridge
Manbascite
Randolph
Milwaukee Railroad
Burlington
Chicago
Duu
Bt. Joseph & Grand
Mount Auburn con man fakes lockjaw and tetanus scare
Frank Marshall of Mount Auburn is reported to have feigned lockjaw and convulsions to deceive hospital staff. He was treated in Omaha and Denver, later jailed after admissions. The case drew attention as doctors noted the striking deception and questioned the motive behind the ruse.
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Omawa
Moh
Frank ‘Marshall
Mount Auburn
Locky Jaw
Jess
Marshall
Denver
Denver Panera
Montenegrin Turko clashes near frontier and royal plots
June reports from Constantinople London Vienna Naples Rome describe a frontier clash between Montenegrin and Turkish troops, Chartreuse monks in negotiation for Iona Veland purchase, rumors of poisoning Queen Draga of Serbia, a French diet scandal, a Naples fire at Monte de Piena charity, and Cardinal succession fights in Rome.
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London
Dune
France
Iona Veland
Duke of Argyle
Vienna
Morgan Zeltong
Belgrade
Mde
Draga
Servia
Zeltung
Mexander
A Good Catch at Hot Springs Arrest Reveals Counterfeit Notes
In Hot Springs Arkansas on June 3 police arrested William Brooks and his wife and seized a complete set of dies and fifty dollars in counterfeit five national bank notes from the Marton National Bank of Lebanon Kentucky.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Wm. Brooks
Marton National
Lebanon
Lipton Gears Up After Lipton Company View
New York June 2 at a Sir Thomas Lipton company meeting the yearly profile was announced. Shareholders greeted Lipton with cautious optimism as they reviewed the year’s performance and potential leadership moves.
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New York
Sir Thomas Lipton Company
Stockhollers
Felestarhng Lipton
Exa Bepe
Hearts pound away in artificial heart circulation test
Chicago June 3 Independent of the central nervous system the heart can pump blood in artificial circulation even when removed from the body. Professor Elias P Lyon of the University of Chicago physiology department demonstrated the feat to students. He made heart tissue beat in salt solutions and air and, with apparatus, caused a dog's heart to pump blood through itself a loop of tubing four feet high.
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Chicago
Chicago University
Elias P. Lyon
Department of Physiology
Lyon
Jaques Toeb
Lingie
Tolien
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Wiliam J. McCollum
Emma Cook
Edwin F. Burrows
Della M. Bigman
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Standard Tea and Grocery CO
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Gouport
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