Defense Aims To Use Self Defense Theory In Pipinger Killing
The Cass circuit court hears Samuel Michael defense arguments that he shot Levi Pipinger under immediate danger while reaching his buggy on a farm tenant dispute. State witnesses testified over two and a half days and the defense core is expected to emphasize armed reaction under threat as the trial nears closing.
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Samuel
Michael
Levi Pipinger
Cass
Pipinger
James Pipinger
Martha Pipinger
Sam Smith
Harrison Close
Burrows
Thomas Brenan
Kistler
Pollard
Samuel Yeagley
Michial
Henry Yeagley
Elwood
F. Martz
Trial in Brief Opens with Eyewitness Cross Examinations
Defense begins with cross examination of Samuel Yeagley the eye witness. Elwood Martz the eye witness is examined and cross examined. Sheriff Blue undergoes cross examination resumed and continued after noon. John Dixon the threshing engineer is examined.
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Samuel Yeagley
S Elwood Martz
John Dixon
Cross-examination of Sheriff Blue Ends State Case
Charles Roach testified as eye witness with Henry Eurick and Frank Peters as star state witnesses. Both sides conducted cross examinations as the state argued its scoring in the case.
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Sheriff Blue
Charles Roach
Henry Eurick
Star
Frank Peters
Three Teens and Men Arrested After City Burglary Spree
Noah Morehead twenty, Clarence Shaw seventeen and Arlie Manuels nineteen led a burglary spree across Keller meat market and multiple shops. A pistol battle with Sergeant Miller and Patrolman Richeson near Cicott street ended with the trio in jail and written confessions. They implicate themselves in numerous break ins from December to April and face circuit court after a preliminary hearing.
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Noah Morehead
Clarence Shaw
Arlie Manuels
Miller
Richeson
Keller Meat Market
Cicott Street
L Shultztown
Keller
Morehead
Sherman’ Street
Shaw
Howard Street
Manuels
Bartlet Street
Manuelis
Jacob Keller
I. G. Wilson
Spear Street
H. E. Imbler
North Sixth
Pine
Kimbrough Drug Store
Broadway
Smith Meat Market
Flanegin
West Market Street
Charles W. Arnold
Burlington Avenue
George Terrell
Shultz
Kloenne Streets
John Lux
Shultztown
Mareh
Whallon
Helm Street
Butch” McCain
Keller’s
Aged Resident Michael Murphy Dies After Illness
Michael Murphy died at his residence 416 Market Street after a two week illness. He was born November 1 1835 in Drumna.
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Michael Murphy
Drumna
Smith or Leslie in police court on intoxication charge
Bert Leslie alias Bert Smith is to answer an intoxication charge in police court after being brought in by police following a disturbance at Third and Broadway. Charles Burkit, who appeared at the station with a bloody face, could not file affidavits, and a takedown identification led to confusion over the suspect’s name.
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Bert Leslie
Bert Smith
Third and Broadway
Charles Burkit
Burkit
Smith
Leslie
Robbers Hold Up Walter Griner in Early Morning Attack
Walter Griner of 217 Richardville Street was struck with a blackjack and robbed of 2.75 by two men near Vandalia yards before 3 am. He gave a brief description. officers searched the railroad yards but found no suspects. Griner, son of barber William Griner, bore visible head injuries from the assault.
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Walter Griner
Richardville Street
Griner
Richardgile
Sycamore
Vaidalia
Miami Avenue
Richardville
William Griner
Kraut Shop
Congress Will Not Meddle in Mexico Affairs
Associated Press reports Washington says Congress will not intervene in Mexico's internal troubles. Senator Stone urged empowering the president to use military force to protect Americans, while Caucus leaders oppose open discussion and push for executive sessions on the matter.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Mexico
Senate
Rio Grande
Stone
Missouri
Foreign Relations Committee
Cullom
Bacon
Root
Lodge
Army
War or Peace in Mexico Hinges on Peace Commission
Reports say Mexico’s fate rests on the activities of a peace commission as President Madero may announce his final term and cabinet changes. The article notes tension over negotiations and the potential for major policy shifts depending on peace efforts.
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Mexico
Madero
Madero Says Diaz Must Resign to End Juarez Fight
Madero asserts no assault on Juarez before Friday unless Diaz agrees to resign and a new election is promised. He would accept any cabinet member as provisional president and seeks armistice if talks succeed. Insurgent leaders and American observers monitor border as gunfights and smuggling are reported near El Paso Juarez.
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el Paso
Tex
Francisco IL Madero
Juarez
Porfirio Diaz
Madero
Diaz
Mexico
Oscar Braniff
United States
Juan J. Navarro
Rurates
El‘Paso
Pagoan
Gonzales Garza
Dr. Gomez
Washington
Associated Press
Peace Commission
Train kills three in Sellersburg accident near Jeffersonville
Panhandle passenger train No. 19 struck a covered wagon at 9 15 am near Sellersburg. James Taney 60 his wife 55 and adopted daughter May 16 were killed. Conductor Alonzo Jackson of Louisville and Engineer Patrick Graney of this city survived the impact.
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Pat Graney
Sellersburg
James Taney
May
United States Cement Farm
Quartermaster’s
Jeffersonville
Graney
Inauguration Gift Enterprise Rings for Local Babies
The Tribune marks the Gift Enterprise opening with a ring feature for the first five babies of District No. 1 and No. 2. Winners listed include James H. Mader, Mary Demerly, Madeline Tilley, Bowyer Parker, and Douglas Demuth among others from Logansport and nearby districts.
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Tribune
The
Cotie
Logansport
James H. ‘Mader
Michigan Avenue
Mary Demerly
Chari . Demerly
High Street
Madeline Tilley
Tilley
Fifteenth” Stres Mary
Bowyer Parker
Frank Parker
Eighth Street
Douglas Demuth
Coulon Beats McGovern In Ten Round Bout
Johnny Coulon outboxed Phil McGovern over ten rounds in Kenosha Washington, delivering a dominant display though McGovern threatened in several rounds. Coulon kept control with sharp boxing while the crowd favored McGovern and booed Coulon for rough tactics.
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Kenosha
Was
Johnny Coulon
Phil McGovern
McGovern
Coulon
Both Sides Claim Victory in National Election Balloting
Washington April 20. Both administration and opposing parties claim victory for their candidates as balloting for the national election proceeds amid competing results and assertions of success.
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Washington
National Rf
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Paul H. Burks
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