Man Killed In Self Defense Shooting Frenzy After Grudge
Frank Henning 22, a Was fixed in defense of his sister, was shot by Fred Dearinger at 853 Woodlawn, after Dearinger opened his door and Henning fired amid a heated confrontation. Dearinger fled as detectives and police scoured the area. Henning died on scene. Witnesses say Henning’s revolver belonged to him, and Dearinger acted in self defense. Police seized Henning’s body at the morgue and questioned witnesses, while relatives disputed the claim.
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Mother's Pardon Granted in Heart of God Case
Hanly grants clemency to Richard Roache after a mother's plea, with Roache vowing to live the right life and remain in the community. The decision follows a petition stressing family concerns and potential rehabilitation.
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Peace Direct by Japan and Russia Questioned
Reported talks in Washington explore direct peace negotiations between Japan and Russia with potential mediation by a neutral power. The piece notes Britain’s stance and the possibility of Manchuria settlement affecting peace prospects, while citing diverse opinions on Russian strategy and a possible indemnity outcome.
Berlin Welcomes Pretty Cecelie Bride of the German Crown Prince
Berlin hosts a grand state entry for Cecelie of Mecklenburg-Schwerin as she nears elevation to German crown princess. A massive crowd, American spectators, and officials lined the route from the station to the Berlin palace. The procession featured guard units, royal carriage, and a ceremonial welcome in Pariser Platz before a state banquet at the palace.
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Old Ohioan Vetoes Bond Bill Amid Rail Claim
Gov Hingins vetoes a bond bill on constitutional grounds, affecting Buffalo rail expansion plans and a proposed railway station project. The issue centers on financing and statutory authority as Albany reports the decision.
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Dili
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Etalon
Murderer Johann Teen Sentenced to Death
Johann Teen, farmer and killer, was Saturday sentenced to die by the court for the murder of his wife. The jury found him ready to plead and the verdict followed deliberations. The court praised the decision and maintained the death penalty as justice for the crime.
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Carter Bros Boat Sinks Near Alexandria on Red River
A Carter Bros steamer sank half a mile before Alexandria while navigating the Red River trade route between New Orleans and Shreveport. No lives were lost, and the vessel settled with its hull intact near McAvinek. The incident occurred Friday, causing delays but no pilot injuries reported.
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War policy debated as faction favors prolonging conflict
St Petersburg June 3 A Scripps press report cites high authority that a majority of the council of war believes it better to spend millions to sustain the present war than to pay indemnity. It is thought Japan will invade as the price of peace with many opposing views among leaders.
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Stolen Mail Box Case Leads to Arrest in Indiana
In a rural area a farmer admits to stealing a mail box to frame a neighbor near Yeanned Ind. He is paid by Amert hordes and arrested by county deputy Vaned States arena Marin, Pa das, then brought before U.S. Commissioner Jesse Reever at Richmiona.
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Crofoot to Be Tried in South Bend Ind June 3
Farmer Henry Crofoot, swindled out of 3000 dollars in a yard game by Red … and Austin’s gang, faces trial in South Bend on an indictment for rempounding a stolen gun. He denies Austin’s crowd recovered his money. Austin was jailed under the name of Lark and began a prison term Monday. Fair weather forecast follows.
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