Attorneys in Schneck Case Preferring Applications
Short district court session sets July 27 for a new trial motion in the State versus Mollie Stewart. Costigan and Melvin prepare to seek time if denied, and Schneck’s appeal to the supreme court is discussed amid jury verdict aftermath and related incidents.
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Schneck Cace
Oaws
Supreme Court
Stewart
Frank Sehneck
Frank
Sehneck
Mr. Costigan
Costigan
Melvin
Rence
Colorado
Frank Schneck
Mollie Stewart
Mollie
Mystery in Gregg death claims divided police color line
Spokane dispatch reports police and many Black residents split on Grattan Gregg death whether murder or self inflicted. Witnesses describe an improvised shooting at 117 Spofford avenue after a party for Miss Brown. Coroner leans to suicide amid jealousy theories and conflicting statements from Mrs Ryan and J Stone.
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Spokane
Wash
Police Department
Grattan Gregg
Spofford Avenue
Gregg
William Ryan
J. Stone
Stone
Grozy
Hyun
St Ad Grey
Mineaie Brown
Williams & Walke
Walling offers varied properties for sale or exchange
Walling Haworth Rinker advertises a seven room house with elustics cupboards and city water in Vernon, a complete ice cream parlor outfit, restaurant gear, two horses and two wagons, irrigation lands in Utah on easy terms, and a mix of farm and city properties of all sizes and prices. Visit or write 1007 Mass Street, phone contacts listed.
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Walling
Utah
Walling, Haworth & Rinker
Mass
Prohibitionists Open National Convention in Columbus Ohio
Delegates from many states arrive for the national prohibition convention in Columbus. The attention centers on presidential nomination as speakers attack anti-saloon reigns and suffrage foes while candidates emerge amid backstage politicking and lively debate.
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Columbus
Ohio
Americans Win Big At Olympic Games
The report notes clear weather in London for the Olympics with Americans excelling in events. J P Sliven and Melvin W Sheppard compete in the 1 500 meters final heats, while Melrath and Canada’s Walsty lead hammer throw preliminaries. Sheppard wins the 1500 final with a time of 4 minutes 3 23 seconds as England’s Wilson and Tallows place second and third respectively.
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Isferest
J.P. Sliven
Melvin
Ww. Sheppard
Hust Tait
Canada
Dally
Walsty
McGrath
Flanigan
Ammerican
Quilifind
Talbot
Amories
Piinnizan
Hammmer
Melrath
Wittt
Mattaev
Sheppard
America
Wilson
Engtland
Tallows
England
City Debt Crisis Prompts Tax Levy Debate
Councilman Hazen condemns the growing debt and urges actions to curb overspending. A movement seeks state tax commission approval to raise the levy, amid warnings that continued deficits threaten municipal viability and may lead to drastic consequences.
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Hazen
State Tax Commission
Robbers Print Jokes Change Type In Notices Run Of Posters
Skylight Kids burglars invade North Chicago Printing Company at 143 Wells Street. They lower to a roof via rope, blow a safe, steal posters, and alter type in the plant. They leave coded notes and posters praising the theft, claim to have earned the money, and threaten more tricks. Chicago Avenue police investigate but find no trace of the men.
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Sterling
North Chicago Printing Company
Wells Street
Vausite Duuely Danxge
Hanen
North Chicau Priming Company
Muey
Telephone Company
Ulrow
Chicago Avenue
Shriners Meet in St Paul Mark Temple Groundbreaking
First regular session of the Shriners imperial council opened in St Paul with officers and lodge members, as a $100,000 temple project was unveiled at Sixth Street and Smith Avenue. In Nashville Tennessee the Democratic state convention drew over 2,000 delegates, while W F Niedringhaus, 73, founder of Granite City, Illinois, died.
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Shriners
Imperial Council
Ryan Hotel
Sixth Street
Smith Avenue
Mansons of
Nashville, Tenn
Tennessee
Fiedringlists
St. Louis
W. F. Niedringhaus
Granite City, NL
Pame
Civic League of Lawrence Forms at Baptist Church
Last night at the Lawrence Baptist Church a civic league was formed with H B Peairs of Haskell Institute elected president and officers named. The constitution was ratified and members pledged to promote city improvement and a Sunday observance, with broader civic duties planned for Lawrence.
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Civic League of Lawrence
Baptist Church
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W. W. Bolt
Congregational Church
H. B. Peairs
Haskell Institute
W. C. Simons
A. C. Mitchell
W. A. Carruth
C. W. Lynch
Art Wood
Civic League
Ua. C. Brown
Taft To Deliver Judicial Acceptance Of Democratic Platform
Hot Springs Va July 14 From the present prospect indications are Tafts letter of acceptance will be a judicial scoring of the democratic platform adopted at Denver. He devoted his time to studying party platforms and will be an authority on recent conventions and past platforms. Airship Starts Off From Friedrichshafen July 14 The Zeppelin departed on the twenty four hour trip with Crown Prince and Frederick William present. Police Guard Statue In Chicago July 14 Threats forced police to guard the Maria Addolorata statue after a group of Italians attempted to seize it. The statue was brought back to its Milan church amid guards and an alarmed priest.
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Kenta Atwood
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Taft Speech Brief Worth Reading in 3,500 Words
Taft’s acceptance speech is expected to be about 3,500 words, focusing on leading campaign issues with a longer 15,000 word letter of acceptance to cover additional subjects. Also notes Hotel Men Meeting in Saratoga and Elks barbecue in Dallas as concurrent events.
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Taft
Hot Springs
Stubbs Gains Ground in Third District Rallies
Topeka letter reports W. B. Stubbs drawing large crowds in the Third District with speeches on state issues. Backers say his nomination is assured, while Leland faction uses forceful tactics. Journal endorses Stubbs as a pro business governor candidate ahead of the August 4 primary.
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Stubbs
Leland
Baily
Dawes
Ente
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Stebbs
Zovernor
St. Marys Journal
Kansas
Kangas
Fire in 18000 Barrel Tank Threatens National Refining Plant
A lightning strike set an 18,000 barrel oil tank at the National Refining Plant in Marietta Ohio ablaze late last night and the fire spread to benzine tanks. Losses exceed $50,000 as the plant remains at risk and nearby residents seek safety.
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Marietta
Ohio
National Refining Plant
Parker to Speak for Democrats in Campaign Effort
Velena Mont July 14 Judge Alton St Parker said he would offer his services to the Democratic National Committee as a campaign speaker and devote all his funds to speeches. He planned to speak in New York and hoped to announce other venues later.
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Velena
Mont
Alton St. Parker
Democratic National Committee
New York
Kansas City Abstractor Arraigned in Stabbing Death
James H. Chandler, a Kansas City abstractor, was arraigned today on a second degree murder charge for fatally stabbing Frank L. Mackay, manager of the Western Commission company, yesterday afternoon before a justice of the peace.
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Kansas
Tattle of Wekarust, mas
P. Riley from Lecompose Charles reports in a local snippet about Tattle of Wekarust, noting sparse details and a terse mention of a person or event. The fragment mentions a place name and a traveler, but lacks clear context or outcome.
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P. Riley
Lecompee Charles
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