Shepherd Counsel Renews Long Fight for Bail
Chicago March 28 Charges of blackmail intimidation and bribery were exchanged as William Shepherd's defense renewed a bid for bail. An affidavit claims C C Faiman taught Shepherd to kill William McClintock with typhoid and that Faiman’s confession was coerced by blackmail. Stewart reveals arrest of Earl Clark and custody of Clark’s wife, with witnesses protected. A further affidavit asserts Faiman’s confession was gained by coercion and that the body was disposed of by giving it to a laboratory.
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William Shepherd
Jacob Hopkins
C. C. Faiman
Shepherd
William McClintock
Pennas Waa
Dhiackinaila
Willian * m’ Stewart
Earl Clark
Farman
National University of Sciences
Clark
Gorman
Clarks
Tuesaday
C. C. Farman
William D. Shepherd
Criminal Court
W. 5. Stewart
Shepherd Freedom
Stewart
Paiman
Willam McClintock
Jmaband
Ambiiou
Emma Shepherd
McClintocks
St. Mary's
Kan
Stafford Dies From Injuries in Auto Crash
James Stafford, 86, a Pittsburgh Ky native and member of a prominent local family, died here today nine months after a fractured hip from an automobile accident. Burial will be in Pittsburgh Sunday.
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Associated Proms
Lexington
James Stafford
Pittsburgh
Young Atlanta woman regrets shooting after man survives
Jenne Sacero, 19, of Atlanta, who yesterday shot Simon Marcades, 40, merchant, in a courtroom during a mistrial on a statutory charge filed by the girl's father, expressed regret when authorities informed her he was alive and not yet recovered. Hospital attaches say recovery remains unlikely.
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Associated Prom
Tampa
Fla
Jenne Sacero
Atlanta
Simon Marcades
Merchant
Mareades
Mayor Resigns After Receiving Sentence
Mayor R. O. Johnson, part of a group of 56 sentenced to 18 months in prison for violation of the prohibitory law, resigned today. City comptroller Fulton automatically became mayor and said he would appoint Johnson's wife as city comptroller.
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Associated Preas Gury
Ind
R. O. Johnson
Fulton
Johnson
Rainy start to week with cool temperatures forecast
The Associated Press reports a Washington weather outlook for the week starting Monday. Rain in the early part of the week with showers after midweek. Temperatures expected to remain below normal most of the week.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senator Wheeler Furnished Bail In District Court
Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana appeared in district court and posted $1,000 bail through a bonding house on conspiracy charges linked to oil land permits. He denounced the indictment as proof the administration and Daugherty’s faction punish political enemies and those who uncover government corruption.
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Associated Press
Washington
Burton Wheeler
Montana
Wheeler
Daugherty
Hearing of stock suit closed Saturday in Richmond
The Associated Press report says the law and equity court in Richmond ended today the hearing in the Norwich Power Company and other preferred stock holders of Southern Railway seeking 29 million dollars in back dividends. The court ordered briefs to be prepared and submitted by counsel.
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Associated Prem Richmond
Law and Equity Court
Norwich Power Company
Southern Railway
Jones Declares Suit Illegal in Political Advertising Dispute
Jesse Jones, director of finance for the Democratic National Committee, said the suit by Van Patten Inc. is only an accounting action for money advanced for political advertising and carries no political significance. He warned the suit might be a bid for publicity and to probe why Davis and Bryan were not elected.
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Houston
Jesse Jones
Democratic National Committee
van Patten, Inc
van Patten
Jones
Davis
Bryan
Kingsport Color Corp Property to Be Sold at Public Auction
Kingsport Color Corp announces dissolution auction at its Kingsport premises on April 21 and 22 starting at 10 am each day. The sale covers ten industrial tracts, six improved with brick and steel facilities, a hotel site now Federal Club, and around 650 items of equipment, including tanks and electric units, all to be sold by Samuel T. Freeman and Company of Philadelphia and Boston.
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Kingsport Color Corporation
Kingsport
Bristol
Achinery
Federal Club
Samuel T. Freeman and Company
Philadelphia
Boston
Uruguay tightens vote checks to curb fraud in elections
Montevideo reports a new system for public officer elections requiring each voter to present an elaborate card with number, full name, alias if any, signature, photograph, and fingerprint at polling for national senators. The goal is to end fraudulent and evasive voting seen in prior elections. Times Want Ads get results.
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Associated Press
Montevideo
Uruguay
Boone Family Reunion Planned for Lexington Next June
William Boone Douglass of the Boone Family Association in Washington DC accepted Governor Fields invitation for the first reunion to be held in Lexington next June. The Times notices advertise want ads connecting sellers and buyers.
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Lexington
Associated Drew Frankfort
William Boone Douglass
Boone Family Association of
Washington, D. C
Governor Fields
Detectives Probe Friday Attack on Grocery Keepers
Detectives investigate an early Friday attack on Mr and Mrs Henry Bodenbender lifelong grocery keepers. The couple were badly mauled with a butcher knife a hammer and a shovel handle by young white men. Both elderly victims are in serious condition with limited responses from Mrs Bodenbender who regained consciousness briefly.
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Associated Frean
Louisville
Henry Bodenbender
Battleship Tennessee Repels Two Air Attacks In Practice
The Navy reports two simulated air attacks on the battleship Tennessee during fleet maneuvers. Anti aircraft fire repelled the assaults, with each sleeve target being hit once to halt the attack.
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Washington
Tennessee
Pacific
Navy Department
Navy
Train Avalanche Wreck Believed Fatal Near Irkutsk
At Irkutsk in eastern Siberia a passenger train bound for the city was swept by a massive avalanche. Many passengers are believed killed and others injured as rescue parties work to find and extract victims buried under the snow.
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Associated Press
Irjutsk
Siberia
Supplies Sent to Tornado Sufferers by Public Subscription
The final shipment of supplies purchased through public subscription in Paducah is dispatched today to distressed districts in Illinois tornado areas via the Mississippi Central.
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Associated
Prove
Jury Trial of Young Murderer Opens in San Francisco
A nine man and three woman jury was sworn for the trial of Dorothy Ellington, 16, charged with matricide. Counsel for Ellington sought a guilty plea but the judge and defense planned to proceed to trial, with testimony to begin Monday. Ellington remains in county jail.
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Associated
Prem
San Francisco
Dorothy ‘Elington
Harold Louderback
Dorothy“Ellington
Caedivak
Saing
Flight Planned Over North Pole for Jubilee
An air plant flight from Paris to San Francisco crossing near the North Pole is planned as a feature of California's diamond jubilee next September. Originator H. H. Hammer, associate captain with Ronald Amundsen in Arctic explorations.
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California
H. H. Hammer
Associated Press
San Francisco
Paris
North Pole
Ronald Amundsen
Prince of Wales Sails for South America and Africa
The Prince of Wales sailed from Portsmouth England at two o'clock this afternoon for South America and South Africa. The voyage covers about 25,000 miles, marking a lengthy imperial voyage with stops across distant seas.
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Prince Wales Sails
South America
Preva
Portsmouth
England
Prince of Wales
South Africa
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