Change of venue in Breathitt county feud cases
Jackson Kentucky June 20 jurors Jatt and White face new hearings far from home with trials set in Cynthiana Harrison county. The move aims to reduce intimidation in a tense region as authorities keep troops and plan more prosecutions amid lingering fear and political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Curtis Jatt
Marcum
Thomas White
Lexington
Cynthiana
Bluegrass
Breathitt County
Harrissa
John Morgan
Redwine
Beckham
Harrison County
18Th District
Kentucky
J. J. Osborne
L. P. Fryer
Jett
White
Dr. Cox
Curtis Jett
James Cockrill
Cynthians
William
Conreeta
Arrest Report on Mrs Lovely Death Case Leads to Grand Jury
A fragment notes that Mrs Lovely has died and that the Lovely case will be presented to Campbell County grand jury. It states she had been married but three weeks. The wording is unclear but ties the death to a legal proceeding pending grand jury action.
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Great Falls
Mout
Postofics
Beatty
United States Land Commissioners
Lovely
Campbell County Grand Jury
Secnion
Weske
Roothack appoints staff for army as Chaffee lines up
Washington June 20 Secretary Roothack issued an order naming Major General M Y Young as chief of staff with Major Henry C Corbin and Brigadier General William W Carter as senior officers. Brigadier General Tasker Bliss will head the wart college. The change takes effect Aug 15. Upon Young's retirement next January, Major General Adna R Chaffee becomes chief of staff. Both Young and Chaffee will be promoted to lieutenant general.
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Washington
Roothag
BM. Young
Henry C. Corbin
William
WN. Carter
Genera Star
Tasker H. Blissie
Wart College
Corbin
Root
Young
Adna R. Chaffee
Chaffee
Ind
Frank Carter
Jeffersonville
Anna White
Vincennes
Review of Trade and Crimes Report From June
Review of Trade notes a turning point in crop, trade and labor in early June with better Western demand and favorable Pacific coast signals. Cereal prices rise for foreign needs, pig iron and steel weaken, Western implement inquiries rise, tinplate runs at full capacity. Modern Woodmen cross Mason Dixon line admitting Virginia Kentucky and DC, while Tennessee Texas Arkansas New Mexico are rejected and Arizona admitted. Frau Preygodds, the so called female Bluebeard, is found guilty of poisoning four husbands and sentenced to death.
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New York
Hradstreet
Trade Today
Pacific Coast
Indianapolis
Woodmen of
America
Virginia
Kentucky
Dstrict of
Columbia
Tennessee
Texas
Arkansas
New Mexico
Arizona
Berlin
Frau Preygodds
Arweni
Allenstein
East Prussia
Fragmented 1908 News Fragments From Aogram and Beyond
A chaotic OCR page reports varied items including business failures for the week, a Russian court sentence, a presidential note on Washington, a Boston business concern, a Chinese train crash near Raymind Street killing several, an American Federation official's death in New York, and a Bennington murder arrest. The garbled text mentions King Alexander and Queen Drage, Amors, and Raymind.
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Agram
Varasd
Croatis
Egaindt
Resaian
Lnte
Alexander
Drage
Washington
Setares
Onsenbaugt & Co
Amors
Chinesa Central
Pasenger
Freigi Traiet Ar
Akron
Bil Fulise
Bee Bowen
Bennington
Fnthar
No Fight In Galveston Case Sparks Dockside Tensions
Washington reports indicate the Galveston injunction matters rest with the attorney general and the Navy will not act pending Justice Department guidance. Moody defers comment as Knox revises opinions, Bowles urged restraint, and Richmond labor disruption delays launching. Government seeks protection of rights on twelve ships while awaiting court and creditor actions.
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Washington
Galveston
Moody
Torney
Knox
Bowles
Attorney Generals
Pavy Department
Department of Justice
Richmond
Department
Trigg Company
Chattanooga
New York Shipbuilding Company
United States
Navy Department
Anandas
United States Shipbuilding Company
Theiss
Greenbech
Oalves
Mainex
War Department
Strike Settled At Peoling After Union Rethink
The greater part of the strikers will return to old posts this morning with the rest to follow within ten days. Both sides win on recognition freedom, allowing employers to hire nonmembers and workers to choose union membership. Wages remain unsettled and may go to arbitration if not agreed by July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sas
The Pope in Dying Condition Reported
Rome, June 2. The pope did not hold an audience yesterday despite wishes to report his condition as dying. A rumor of relapse circulated, but the suspension was due to Dr. Lappont’s wish for the pontiff to be in top form for the consistory planned for next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
al Esau
National game current scores in the three leagues
National League scores: at Boston 2 Pittsburg 12. at Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 9. American League: at Chicago 2 Philadelphia 1. at St Louis 4 Washington 0. at Cleveland 3 Boston 6. at Detroit 7 New York 0. Also American Association results and local notes on grain and livestock prices and a June municipal scandal in Scranton.
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Boston
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
St Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
American Association
Louisville
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Paul
Scranton
W. B. Evans
Fourth Ward
Dalton Street Railway
Indictment reversal in Indiana case over fake foot race
Supreme Court reverses conviction of Tyler Cruthers for aiding to fleece Lucius B. Stout of 3100 by persuading him to bet on a fake foot race near Springfield Illinois. Indictment questioned as to whether the offense occurred in another state and whether the act fit the statute. Followups note other local criminal incidents across Indiana including a jealous shooting, attempted arson, and a fatal train collision involving a traveling photographer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kdianapone
Tyler Cruthers
Lucius B. Stout
Springfeld
Supreme Court
Stout
Hamilton County
Indiana
Springfield
Miinois
Crothers
Jeffersonville
Girl bitten by snakes at Logansport carnival dies risk
In Logansport Indiana June 20 Alice Fairchild twelve tried to eat a dozen live snakes in imitation of a circus act. Numerous bites caused a precarious condition and a doctor warned she might die. The episode followed a previous visit to a snake eater at a local carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
Alice Fairchild
Alice
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