Jackson feud case verdict looms amid town’s tense mood
In Jackson Kentucky on June 18, the trials of Curtis Jeliana Thomas White and Thomas Marcum wrapped up pleadings and the jury returned to deliberate. Locals fear a death penalty or hung verdict as fear and tension grip Breathitt county with troops present and warnings to witnesses and officials.
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Jackson
Argumens
Curtis Jeliana Thomas White
JB. Marcum
Marcum
Tom Cockrill
Cox
Byrd
Jett
Thomas Marcum
Hurst
White
K. J. Ewen
Lexington
Embry Allen
Col
Roger Williams
Mra
Ewen
Breathitt County
Major Allen
Jatkaon
Braathitt County
Breathitt County Condemns Assassins In Speech
Judge Tarvin after becoming Kentucky Elks president called for swift punishment of assassins in Breathitt county. He urged an iron-handed czar for thirty days to clear the area of crime and condemned the killing of a man he said was as worthy as kings and queens, contrasting with foreign affairs.
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Breathitt County
Lexington
P. Tarvin
Covington District Court
Kentucky Elks Association
Marcum
Washington
Christendom
National League Scores and Early Baseball Results
National and American league games featured Boston, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, New York, and Chicago with varied scores. American Association reports Columbus and Louisville show midwestern baseball action amid rain delays and standings updates.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York
American League
Chicago
Louis
Cleveland
Washington-Detroit
American Association
Columbus
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Indiscretion Cost Metcalf Post Money Order Chief
Washington June 18 Jamies T Metcalf longtime superintendent of the money order system has been removed from office by the postmaster general over alleged indiscretion in printing contract awards. The action follows a bid dispute with Paul Nerman of Rutherford New Jersey and favors the Wynkoop Hallenbeck Crawford firm of New York in which Metcalfs son is an employee. The hearing process with Herman and the old firm is described as the investigation proceeds.
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Washington
Jamies T. Metcalf
Metcalf
Paul Nerman
Rutherford
N. J
Wyncoop-Hallenbeck-Crawford Company
New York
Payne
Metcalfs
Edward F. Kintball
Massachusetts
Iowa
Wynkoop-Hallenbeck-Crawford Company
Paul Herman
Norman Metcalf
Herman
Wynne
Robb
Metealf
Hanncie
Metelf
Halten
poateMog
A. W. Machen
Foi
Postumes Ini Y L. Lorene
Toledo
Tragic digging begins after flood debris piles sweep Hobart
Hobart Indiana reports 209 dead after a Sunday flood as wreckage is cleared and bodies recovered. Philip Roper Jr a terra cotta worker slipped into a crusher hopper and his leg was severed. fellow worker Jacob Bearmer held him as rescue came. Roper planned to return to college in autumn after summer yard work.
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Hobart
Ind
Phuip Roper
Jacob Bearmer
Roper
Yarda
Notorious Jew baits editor hurt in St Petersburg clash
In St Petersburg on June 18 Kroushev an editor of the anti Jewish organ In Kishineff the Bessarabetz was wounded in the neck by a Jew. The injury is not serious and the assailant, a former polytechnic student at Kieg, was captured. In Terre Haute Indiana on June 18 William Laetsinger fatally struck George Butcher during a quarrel at Jasonville near here.
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St. Petersburg
Kroushevan
Kishineff
Bessarabetz
Kieg
Terre Haute
Ind
Wm. Laetsinger
George Butcher
Jasonville
Here
New Albany
William
Market Report on Grain and Livestock Prices
Market report from Indianapolis and Cincinnati shows wheat no 2 red firm to strong, corn steady, cattle steady near 4.04.25, hogs active around 66.90 to 69, lambs active, with livestock patterns continuing across Chicago. The dispatch includes fuel, stokers, and feeder notes and closes with a science essay on magnets and keepers.
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Indianapolis
Mme
Gorn
Dia
Cate
Bhoiga
Bheop
Lambe
Togaee
Cincinnati
Indictments Tied to Logansport Traction Fray
Two city officials in Logansport Indiana Daniel A Gillespie and Stephen B Boyer were arrested on grand jury indictments amid a riot over a streetcar franchise tying to the McCullough interests. Gillespie faced a 5000 dollar bail and Boyer 600 dollars as bond posted. Additional notes cover broader Indiana incidents including a lynch mob in Avanaville forced a black streetcar conductor to quit and plans for a new courthouse in Greencastle.
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Lornaport
Ind
Daniel A. Gillespie
Stephen B. Boyer
Logansport
Common Council
Gillespie
Boyer
McCullough
Boyd
Boye
Taver
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