Jurors drawn for Fred Cox murder trial
A special venire of forty jurors has been drawn for the first degree murder trial of Fred Cox. The trial is set for Wednesday July 7, with existing jurors eligible as well. Cox, jailed in Owensburg after killing his wife three weeks ago, is said to be improving and appears likely to plead temporary insanity.
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Fred Cox
Circuit Court
Wan Buskirk
Cox
Henry J. Haseman
Enoch Murphy
John R. Chapman
Grover C. Beaty
Theodore E. Goodman
Stockton Township
Thad H. Helms
Ray Heim
W. E. Beck
John M. Anderson
Stafford Township
Clarence Chipman
Frank Wilson
Vernon Crites
Clarence Landis
Highland Township
William Wright
Z. W. Dean
Smith Township
Grover C. Gambill
William Bevenshen
David W. Blanton
William W. Brown
Joseph Gentry
Orvil Soucerman
Wright Township
John Geddes
Curtis Stone
Jason Huffman
C. E. Daniels
Taylor Township
Marvin East
Oole
Hamilton
Thomas Cory
Charles Dyer
William Watts
Jefferson Township
F. H. Bullock
Beechcreel
Jack Bartley
Fairplay Township
Samuel Flory
Vergil Crow
Center Township
Vernon Bynum
John Emery
Cass Township
Wilber Stalcup
Washington Township
James Anderson
George Sparks
C. K E. Ashbaugh
Richland Township
Bloomfield
James M. Hudson
Owensburg
Peter Porter
John Cobb
Minnie Solves the Problem
In Manila John Folsom scatters his life between Ada Ferris and Lilith Aintree. Lilith tries to win him, but a throat-gripping scene with Minnie the monkey reveals her temper and unmasked motive. John chooses quiet loyalty and Minnie sparks a promise to reply to a Boston correspondent.
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Philippines
Miss Ferris
Ada Ferris
Manila
John Folsom
Minnie
Filsittle Monkey
Mindanao
Lilith Aintree
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Lilith
John
Boston
Pat Pending Punchline Emerges From Irish Joke
An Irishman studies an electrical contrivance when an inventor asks for the creator. The man points to the name on the device and says Pat Pending, a pun on patent pending. The quip closes a lighthearted science and invention vignette.
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Sara
Pat
Science
Treating the Wife at the Auto Show
A brief Detroit Free Press item sketches a husband and wife exchange about attending the auto show. The husband says he would buy a new car if financially able, while noting the wife may view potential models.
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Detroit Free Press
Canada’s Fisheries Output Reaches Fifty Million
Canadian fisheries production valued at 50 million dollars in the prior year, reflecting strong harvests and market activity across the sector. Major participation by fishers and processing firms supported the annual tally.
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