Perjury Warrant Shocks Wallace Witnesses in Haywood Trial
In Boise on July 12 William D Haywood wrapped his cross examination after six hours as Senator Borah pressed for direct answers. The defense nears closing with rebuttal to begin, while a new warrant for perjury was issued against Dr I L McGee of Wallace as Orchard related crimes and Wardner events unfold for jurors.
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Boise
William D. Haywood
Frank Steunenberg
Senator Borah
Haywood
Borah
Moyer
Orchard
Simpkins
Western Federation
Steunenberg
Hercules
Couer d'Alene
Caldwell
Pettibone
J. L. McGee
Wallace
Idaho
Wardner
William F. Davis
Big Bill” Davis
Davis
Wm. Dewey
Union
Burke
Dewey
McGee
Denver
Bradley
Mullen
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
August Paulson
Couer d’Alene
Paulson
Grimshaw Witnesses Evidence From Dakota Penitentiary Record
Grimshaw of Deadwood presented a state identif ication of a 1880 Dakota penitentiary record showing John M. ONeill later editor of the Miners Magazine, a point contested by defense as improper rebuttal. The witness was withdrawn after citation of authorities. The state also showed railway records to counter John D. Elliott on Orchard threats to Governor Steunenberg. Elliott testified he traveled from Weiser to Boise.
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Boise
R. E. Grimshaw
Deadwood
S. D
John M. O'Neill
Miners’ Magazine
Dakota Penitentiary
O'Neill
John D. Elliott
Orchard
Steunenberg
Elliott
Weiser
Idaho
Romance Born in Matrimonial Bureau Near Wagner Kentucky Bride
John Wagner a railroad employee, and Miss Clara Sturrff of Lexington Kentucky, plan marriage after meeting through a matrimonial bureau. Wagner is a widower with a 17 year old daughter. The couple had never met before and had corresponded via advertisement. Wedding returns not yet recorded.
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Gary, S. D
John Wagner
Clara Sturrff
Lexington
Kentucky
Wagner
Nathing
Wagener
Cowboys Arrive in Denver For Elk National Convention
Denver lodge of Elks delegates in cowboy attire march to Union Station on Seventeenth Street to travel to Philadelphia for the national convention. They plan to distribute 100000 postal cards advertising Denver weather and Colorado climate during the Elk gathering.
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Denver
Seventeenth Street
Union Station
Denver Lodge of Elks
Philadelphia
Elks
Colorado
Will Standard Oil Face a $29,240,000 Fine
Chicago reports speculation that Judge Landis may assess Standard Oil the maximum $29,240,000 after a guilty verdict. Analysts say Rockefeller could raise oil prices by a half-cent per gallon for a year to cover the penalty, leveraging control of U S oil fields to push prices higher.
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Chicago
Standard Oil Company
United States
K. M. Landis
Rockefeller
Wiseacres
Canada
Russia
Rockefellers
Divine selection ties two Des Moines converts in midnight nuptials
In a South Des Moines mission the Lord directs Mazie Miller to John Brewer as a life partner. The couple wed after a midnight license was issued. Brewer is 47 and Miller 47. Miller has tongues and Brewer can sing in divine tune.
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Des Moines, In
Ladd
Supreme Court
South
Des Moines
Mazie Miller
Brewer
Speel
Miller
Dragged to Death by Horse Near Edgemont
Edgemont reports a sheep herder known as Dad Graham died after being thrown from a saddle on Mule Creek flat while en route to town. Ben Crepe and brother recovered the body mid afternoon, clothing torn and bruised, sheriff H. Goddard taking charge. the body to Hot Springs for burial.
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Edgemont
Edgemont Express
Ed Wilson
Mule Creek
Graham
Mr. Wilson
Ben Crepe
Dad
H. Goddard
Ed Clark
Hot Springs
Is Prohibitory Liquor Law Applies in Townless Areas
In Pierre South Dakota Attorney General Clark holds the liquor law becomes prohibitory where no town or township exists with an affirmative license vote. Lyman and Stanley counties face hesitating action as county boards delay granting licenses. Saloons in unorganized areas operate at owners' risk amid mounting local pressure.
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Pierre
Lyman
Stanley
Clark
South Dakota
Hughes anti tights bill killed after debate in Wisconsin assembly
Madison July 15 after an hour of discussion the assembly defeated the Hughes anti tights bill which would ban acts or women performers from appearing with skirts less than four inches below the knee. Only Mr Hughes voted for it. Simon Smith Beloit urged gowns four inches above the waist citing propriety concerns.
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Madison
Wis
Assembly
Hughes
Simon Smith
Beloit
Daily Socialist Seeks $7000 to Stay Open
Chicago July 15 The Daily Socialist led by Joseph Medill Patterson pleads for funds to survive. An editorial appeals to supporters to raise $7000 or the daily will stop publishing.
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Chicago
Daily Socialist
Joseph Medill Patterson
Souvenir Cards Allow Messages on Front of Postal Cards
Postmaster General Meyer issues an order effective August 1 permitting a vertical line on the face of the postal card to divide left message space from right address space. A thin attached sheet may be added if it adheres. writing and printing may appear on the back and on the left third front. ads and illustrations may appear there as well.
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Washington D.C
Meyer
Nevotny Found Alive in Cemetery After Court Loss
Yankton reports John Nevotny a wealthy citizen was found alive in a cemetery. He reportedly wished to die and appears temporarily in wine over losing a small suit in justice court yesterday.
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Yankton
John Nevotny
Citzen
Justice Court
Trouble on Range Settlers Shoot Stock Roaming Far
In western Stanley county South Dakota homesteaders blame livestock trespass on neighbors. Stock owners offer rewards while both sides claim rights. Tension rises and threats of individual violence grow as stock are shot with birdshot and rifles amid mounting conflict.
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Pierre
S. D
Stanley County
Ware Case Affirms Conviction In Land Fraud Appeal
The federal appeals court in St Paul affirms the Omaha federal district court verdict convicting George G. Ware Episcopal preacher of land frauds and perjury. Ware faces sentencing later this year with possible further appeals to the Supreme Court.
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St. Paul
Case Eastern
Federal Court of Appeals
Federal Court of Nebraska
George G. Ware
Federal Grand Jury
Omaha
Federal District Court
Munger
Ware
W. A. Baxter
S. R. Rush
Douglas County
Third District
United States Appellate Court
Goss
Baxter
Bush
T. J. Mahoney
Frawley
Deadwood
Harry Welsh
W. C. Lambert
Lambert
Welsh
United States Supreme Court
Appellate Court
Federal Court
Tf Nhe
Elienit
Woeless
Deneen Urged to Attend Key Directors Meeting in New York
Stuyvesant Fish appeals to Governor Deneen of Illinois to attend a Wednesday meeting of the Mines Central road directors in New York. The governor, a director, will influence the faction opposing Harriman's bid for control.
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Chicago
Stuyvesant Fish
The
Mines Central
Deneen of
Ulinois
Road
New York
Harriman
Auto Skids In Glidden Cup Endurance Run
The Otis car from Cleveland carrying K. R. Otis his wife Miss Rollins J J Nunan Mrs Rolling and J E Spooner overturned six miles west of Toledo. Otis Miss Rollins and Mr Nunan were severely hurt pinioned beneath the vehicle while attempting to regain lost time. Passengers were moved to Flint's car and taken for medical aid at the start.
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Toledo
K. R. Otis
Cleveland
J. J. Nunan
Rolling
J. E. Spooner
Mr. Otis
Miss Rollins
Mr. Nunan
Otis
Phillip S. Winns
Flint
River transportation plans seek Missouri river improvements
Captain E H Schulz reports to Brigadier General Mackenzie that 1.6 million dollars should be spent on Missouri river improvements to boost navigation and reduce freight costs. Congress allocated 100 thousand dollars last year amid growing interest in reviving river commerce. two boats will be placed in service between Kansas City and St Louis this week with two more to follow.
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Sioux City Tribune
Missouri River
Middle West
E. H. Schulz
Mackenzie
United States Army Engineers
Congress
Schulz
Kanais City
St. Louis
Snj
Beth
Sioux City
Benton
Fort Benton
Captain Schule
McPherson
C.br
Selle
Pittsburg
Gasconade River
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I. L. McGee
Fort Scott
Kas
Robert Walton
Vermont County
Missouri
Missouri Pacific
Walton
Sylvan Grove No. 1
Woodmen Circle
Hose Loase No. 1
Mary Crist
W. G
Grimshaw
Elkg
Patterson
Socialist
On the Rocks
B. S. Bunch
Blacksmith
Hulett
Deneen
Illinois Central
River Transportation
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