Defense Attacks Mrs Annis as Hains Trial Ends
Thornton Hains sits in danger of a verdict after defense attorney McIntyre wraps up closing remarks, accusing Mrs. W E Annis of perjury while juror Thomas Walsh recovers from a trolley accident with twelve stitches in his head.
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Flushing
L. L
W. E. Annis
Thornton Hains
McIntyre
Thos. Walsh
Walsh
Justice Crane
McIintyre
Thornton Jenkins Hains
Long Island
Old Court House
John M. McIntyre
Hentyre
Court House
Thornton
Peter C. Hains
John Hains
Annis
Darrin
Flushing Hospital
Presbyterian Hospital
Manhattan
Crane
Edwin Andrews
Arthur L
Grocers Plan Big Civic Building Amalgamation
La Crosse grocers discuss a central civic building to host meetings, a market, and an exposition. Officers elected include James Murray as president and Harry Taggart as secretary. Murray and Taggart urge broad civic cooperation and note the project could attract farmers and boost local industry.
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la Crosse Retail Grocers’ Association
James Murray
Harry Taggart
James B. Murray
George Bedessen
Charles Wenzel
John Tennison
August Anderson
Erhard Stuber
Arthur J. Beutler
Chas. Jost
Andrew Engelhard
Julius G. Jackel
Tennison
Murray
Taggart
Merchants’ Association
Butchers, Board of Trade
la Crosse
Coupon to Defeat Gov Chamberlain Sparks Bribery Talk
Salem Oregon January 13 reports describe a deadlock plan to keep Gov Chamberlain out of the U S Senate. Alleged bribery offers including 15000 dollars and a federal appointment target Republican pledges to vote for Chamberlain. Governor Chamberlain declines a deal to appoint a Republican successor to Secretary Benson who nears resignation amid illness cancer.
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Salem
Ore
Chamberlain
United States
Senate
Assembly
Fulton
Gov. Chamberlain
Frank W. Benson
Benson
Body of Pastor Sent Home From Rattle Run Murder Case
The body of Rev. J. H. Carmichael, who confessed to killing Gideon Browning at Rattle Run, Michigan, was brought to Chicago today in charge of Sheriff Wagensell and Deputy Sheriff Moore. The corpse was shipped back to Rattle Run at 11 a.m.
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Chicago
J. H. Carmichael
Gideon Browning
Rattle Run
Mich
Wagensell
Moore
St. Clair County
Bacon Calls Congress Right to Call for Papers
Senator Bacon introduced a resolution asserting Congress may compel executive departments to provide papers and information. He cited President Roosevelt’s denial of Senate requests over Tennessee Coal and Iron and argued such a refusal risks autocracy by locking up information and diminishing legislative power. Hale agreed with Bacon. Aldrich and Fulton questioned methods.
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Washington, D. C
Bacon
Congress
Executive Departments
Senate
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
United States Steel Corporation
Bacer
Hale
Aldrich
Fulton
Warrant Issued in Chicago Woman Siege at Barricaded Home
Charles Bender seeks legal restraint against widow Marie Mackling after she allegedly shot at him twice as his wife has won separate maintenance. Detectives surrounded Mackling’s home as she barricaded herself upstairs claiming she would starve rather than surrender.
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Chicago
Marie Mackling
Charles Bender
Bender Furniture Company
Bender
Mackling
Fire destroys fourteen business houses in Muskogee
A severe blaze in Muskogee Oklahoma today wiped out fourteen business premises in the city center. Cold and snow hampered firemen as losses exceed 400000 with the natural gas failure forcing improvised heating and a restaurant gasoline stove explosion triggering the blaze.
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Muskogee
Okla
Oklahoma Still Day as Supreme Court Rules Dispensary Law in Effect
Guthrie January 13. Oklahoma's prohibition law establishing a state dispensary system remains in effect according to the supreme court. The recent election voted out the dispensary, but the court finds the question not properly submitted.
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Guthrie
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
Gilbertson Must Serve A Sentence In Fraud Case
The federal circuit court of appeals in Chicago upheld Louis Gilbertson’s 15 month Leavenworth prison sentence after rejecting his challenge that bankruptcy proceedings lacked jurisdiction. The court ruled his submission to the court’s jurisdiction waived the defect. Gilbertson’s fraud involved siphoning thousands from creditors and hiding funds in a safety deposit vault later squandered in an eastern trip.
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Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Louis Gilbertson
la Crosse
Leavenworth
Kaw
Gilbertson
Morris Gets Three Good Committees
Madison Wis Jan 13 Special Senate committees announced at 10 o clock this morning Senator Thomas Morris is a member of the legislative employes and expenditures Following are the chairmen of the more important portation Lockney education Stout taxation Whitehead manufacturers and labor Brazeau villages and cities Wright elections Martin agriculture Bishop and claims Hudnall
Japs Prepare for Monster Crowds
Washington dispatch explains postponement of Tokio exposition due to expected foreign participation and expanded scale. Japan planned boulevard and harbor projects to be finished by 1916 with 1917 coronation anniversary cited. recommends waiting until 1914 before resuming work and salaries. The US government building site was deemed most eligible.
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Washington
Congress
Tokio
Japan
United States
Minister Missing in Snowstorm in New Mexico
Rev. H. T. Tracy rector of a Brooklyn Episcopal church is missing in the Guadeloupe Mountains near Queen New Mexico after a three day snowstorm. He was summoned to Queen to unite a couple in marriage and has not been seen for 48 hours as search parties comb the area.
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Carlsbad
N. M
H. T. Tracy
Brooklyn
N. Y
Guadeloupe
Tracy
Queen
Tillman and Bonaparte Clash Over Oregon Land Suit
Senator Tillman pressed Attorney General Bonaparte on whether a suit has been brought against the Southern Oregon Company over land grants. The exchange continued by phone with Tillman insisting on a fast answer and noting Bonaparte’s claimed ignorance of the suit. Tillman also said Bonaparte would write a note, calling the attorney general’s knowledge into question.
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Washington
D. C
Tillman
Oregon
Southern Oregon Company
Bonaparte
Roseburg
Coos Bay
Weather Forecast Calls for Snow Across Midwest
Coldest in La Crosse since last night at 10 above. no precipitation recorded. Wisconsin to see snow flurries tonight and Thursday with slight warming. Minnesota fair then colder. Iowa snow flurries with higher temps tonight. A high pressure area in New England meets a low over Nevada driving mixed precipitation west to central Mississippi valley, with rain in the east gulf states.
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la Crosse
United States
Northfield
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
New England States
Mississippi Valley
Nevada
Pacific Slope
Rocky Mountain Districts
Plains States
Upper Lakes
Mississippi River
East Gulf States
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