Woman Is Found Guilty of Murder After Three Ballots
Mrs. Irene Kaber is found guilty of murder in the death of Daniel F. Kaber after three ballots in a verdict that recommends life imprisonment. The court will consider mercy measures, while insanity was raised but rejected. the case marks a first degree murder verdict in the county.
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Newslated Press
Ine Kaber
Daniel F. Kaber
Het
Marysder
Ohio
Kaber
Ctyadota
J. Corrigan
Kasel
Edutor Stanton
Ballard
McArdle
Escape at Carthage Jail Ends With Prisoner Flee
In Carthage July 15 a jail escape occurs when inmate Amine from Dallas City drops from the roof using a rope made from a blanket. The rope breaks on the ground but the prisoner is unharmed. Bennetts wife alerts officials. no deputies on duty. No other inmates are reported to have attempted escape.
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Hage
Ennett
Ncock County
Kennett
Jine
Dallas
Professor and Daughter Die in Drowning at Columbus Lake
Prof J H Vose aged about 45 and his daughter Gertrude aged 16 drowned near Columbus Nebraska last night. Vose taught modern languages at Carthage College and his daughter would have been a sophomore next term. Widowed wife survives as the family resided in Carthage. It is believed they were bathing when the tragedy occurred and the father tried to save his daughter.
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Carthage
J. H. Vose
Gertrude
Columbus
Vose
Carthage College
Illinois Adopts Federal Standard For Weights And Measures
Illinois officially adopts federal standards effective July 1, placing all weights and measures under the state Department of Trade and Commerce. The Bentley law governs sale of all commodities by weight, forbids selling coal coke or charcoal except by weight, and sets strict inspection and penalties up to 500 dollars. Milk bottles and gasoline pumps face regular testing and inspection.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Ill
Illinois
National Bureau
Congress
State Department of Trade and Commerce
Department of Trade and Commerce
I W W Gunmen Shoot Man on Freight Train
William D Henderson of Austin Texas was shot and killed atop a moving freight train near Woolsey South Dakota after he refused to join the I W W on the top of the train. Aberdeen authorities search for developments after deporting 103 alleged I W W members last night following a jury protest. Harvest labor friction rises as Federal Farm Labor Bureau notes North and South Dakota as a focal point with workers offered 3 dollars a day plus board and lodging while I W W pushes for a four dollar minimum.
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Rruss
Huron
William D. Henderson
Austin
Tex
Woolsey
S. D
Aberdeen
Elliott
Brown County
Harry Casey
Chicago
Fed ‘Eral Farm Labor Bureau
North
South Dakota
Governor awards 100 miles of hard roads at record low cost
Contracts for nearly 100 miles of hard roads totaling 2 734 028 dollars were awarded by Governor Small. The average cost per mile set a new low at 28 620 dollars, breaking all prior Small administration records and promising substantial savings on future road projects.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Allison Family Plans Peoria Visit
Mr and Mrs George Allison and Miss Alice Allison will motor to Peoria tomorrow to meet their sister Margaret who with her husband RC Lare of Kent Ohio will visit here.
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George Allison
Alice Allison
Peoria
Margaret
R. C. Lare
Kent, C
Fair Association Not Guilty Over Circus Car Charge
A rumor claimed the Macomb Agria Fair charged 35 cents for car admittance and guards watched vehicles. Secretary S A Thompeop learned the circus set the fee, not the fair, and the association only collected rent for the grounds.
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Fair Association
Fair Grounds Circus Day
Macomb
Macomb Agri
John Robinson
S. A. Thompeop
Augusta Lad Som Ambulist Injury at Home
Homer Stout a 16 year old somnambulist employed by Raleigh Riding was injured after midnight when his leg struck a low window while he slept. He was taken by auto to Dr Mary Ward Means for treatment. leg wounds described as superficial with one three inch cut. He remains at home under care and laments confinement from upcoming Camp Grant drills.
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Augusta
Homer ‘Stout
Raleigh Riding
Raleigh
Mary Ward Mean
Rony
Camp Grant
Recall Drive Aims to Remove North Dakota Officials
Independent Voters Association reports more than half of required signatures collected to recall Governor Lynn Frazier, Attorney General Lemke, and Commissioner John Hagen. Fargo headquarters counted 45,935 signatures by noon toward an 80,000-signature target.
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Associated Press
Fargo
No. Dak
Lynn
Frazier
Lemke
Agriculture and Labor
John Hagen
Independent Voters ’Association
Roseville Nine Set for Big Baseball Showdown
Roseville's classy nine hosts Macomb at the Fair Grounds tomorrow at three. The squad, many with college ball experience, features Ziggy Hamblin returning at short and Ray Murphy ready to pitch after two strong starts. Morrison to first, Runkle second, Fatty Turner third, Howell centered. strong lineup boosts hopes for a standout exhibition.
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Rosevillé
Macomb
Roseville
Ziggy
Hamblin
Nine Teachers to Be Retained for Second Summer Session
Western Illinois State Teachers college prepares a second five week summer term starting July 25. About forty five students will complete work with a 9 am Friday commencement in the school auditorium. President Morgan will release graduate names the day before graduation.
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Western Illinois State Teachers College
Morgan
Hospitalized after six inch skull fracture from pool dive
Harry Amerine 22 son of Marion and Mrs. Amerine is paralyzed on the right side due to a left skull fracture and suspected blood clot following a pool dive at Holmes park. He was taken to St Francis hospital for treatment with prognosis favorable and no operation planned.
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Harry Amerine
Marion Amerine
Holmes Park
St. Francis Hospital
Howard Bussett
Standard
Urge Premier to Attend Washington Armament Conference
Tokio reports the Seiya Kai government party urges Premier Hara to attend the proposed Washington conference on armament limitation. They warn that sending a delegate who must wait for Tokio instructions would disadvantage Japan.
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Bs Associated Press
Tokio
Seiya-Kai
Government Party
Hara
Washington
Japan
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