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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1913
Page
2
President Huerta signals no surrender to U S demands amid strained ties. He contends Congress will be declared and reconstituted within days while insisting he and Blanquet rejected a standard election. diplomats await Huerta's reply as Washington weighs next moves.
London impresario London taby Dealys, a famed ball singer and dancer once adored by King Manuel, departed for New York en route to California, amid fanfare and press attention.
Annie Corley, two hundred pounds, knocked down three men who accosted her on a Denver street. One assailant lay unconscious as a patrol wagon arrived.
The jury, after a 34 hour deliberation, reported guilty of first degree murder for Edward Wilson. Five jurors favored capital punishment, while the rest returned a guilty verdict. The jury was discharged following the deliberations.
New York reports Vincent Astor is engaged to Miss Helen Dinspore Huntington heiress and daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert P Huntington of Hopeland House Staatsburg New York.
New York Police Patrolman James J Moynihan was awarded a silver medal by the Secretary of Media for bravery in saving William Shannon from drowning on May 7 1913.
In New York a second Rumsey child is born to Mrs Charles Carey Rumsey, daughter of F. H. Harriman, widow of the railway magnate. The baby girl joins the Rumsey family as a daughter of Harriman lineage.
In Concord New Hampshire Gov Felker urged extradition papers for Harry Thaw to New York on Gov Glynn request. Thaw's habeas corpus challenge moves to federal court for trial.
In Rock Island a fatal 11 pm home invasion left John Schoessler dead after being attacked by three assailants. One attacker drove a knife into his heart as he opened his door. Police have not announced a motive or arrests.
New Haven reports suffragist leader Mrs Carlee French Stoddard opposes clemency for Mrs Bessle Wakefield who faces execution for murdering her husband. The article notes Wakefield and co defendant Jane Judge Burpee were sentenced to death by hanging for the crime, with Wakefield to die March 6 and her jailer’s wife assisting her as she collapsed in court.
Assistant State's Attorney Fleming opened the clairvoyant trial alleging a trust formed at a Chicago dinner in 1811 to drain the public and aid politicians. Defendants Harney Hertechs and Port Janes Nean alias Charlie Crane face charges for allegedly swindling Mrs. Hope McEldowney of La Crosse Wisconsin of several thousand dollars. The state aims to prove clairvoyance was not in the trust and that those who refused protection money were forced from business.
A lone robber with two pistols robbed Mullman passengers aboard the westbound train from Chicago to Swarthmore between Coup elhatte and Omaha. He jumped from the rear Pullman as the train arrived at the depot and fled into the railroad yard. He escaped with about $600 in cash and six watches. three trainmen were also assaulted along with the passengers.
Washington The capital scene reports a delegation of Black petitioners presented to President Wilson via Representative Peters of Massachusetts. The petition carried about 10,000 signatures from 48 states and 10 associations. William Montee Protter of Boston led the delegation. the president denied anti Negro sentiment among cabinet members.
Muskegon reporter notes Mrs Kate Hartung, aged 60, has drawn a license during Michigan’s open deer season. She departed for deer country with her grown BOD to pursue the hunt in the current season.
In Taylorville, the Christian County coal mine is closed and about 350 workers are idle after a strike by two of the four motormen. Miners walked out in sympathy causing the shutdown.
Speculation in New York chamber of commerce circles centers on Jacob H Schiff as the donor of a $500,000 gift for a chamber of commerce. The report notes the name is not confirmed.
Worcester college celebrates alumnus Avid Walsh elected governor. President Dinand declares a full hall for students and faculty to mark the event.
Paris reports the French government considers offering friendly services to the United States and Mexico to ease tensions. Secretary Bryan says no ultimatum was sent to Mexico and newspaper reports are unfounded. Indiana arbitration ends a railroad strike with terms and future grievances to be resolved by a board within 30 days of the first hearing.
The National WCTU adopted a resolution urging Gov Suomen Patwin at Coarpecreytt to commute the death sentence of Mrs Beetle J Wakefield of Bristol Ohio convicted of killing her husband. The convention held that a woman’s execution would stain the state and urged three to five mile prohibition around all government reservations.
Japion Fizland William FF Me Comba of New York Democratic pa Vena chairman and Misereth Willame of Washington ere married in SS Peter and Edward. The ceremony was simple. Guests included Ambarendor and Mrs Walter HMage and others. The Earl and Countess of Craven and of Suffolk and Lond Curzon attended. After a simple wedding breakfast, MecCombe said they would remain in London for a few days before sailing for America on their honeymoon.
Portland, Ore in a notable ruling Jadie Clee ton upheld the constitutionality of the states minimum wage act granting the Industrial Welfare Commission power to regulate hours, wages and working conditions for women and minors. The commission set a minimum wage of 8.64 dollars for women to be effective November 23.
London born Alfred Russell Wallace FRLS renowned for scientific work and psychological research dies at Wimborne in his sixty year. Death attributed to senility after an extended illness.
London Ontario report states Alice and Carl Jacobson, estranged siblings since childhood, discovered their real kinship during a courtship that nearly led to marriage. The surprising turn reveals they are brother and sister.
Details published reveal a carefully planned Oct 29 conspiracy to kill President Adolfo May and all cabinet ministers in Managua Nicaragua. The report outlines the meticulous execution and involvement of unnamed conspirators.
Dr Charles M Burney aged 60s, a leading American surgeon, died at his Stockbridge home. He attended President McKinley after the Buffalo assassination and served as consulting surgeon at major New York hospitals. He authored several classic surgery texts and belonged to many prominent clubs and organizations in America and Europe.
Mrs Lucinda Treat Goddard aged 73 died at her Hartford home from apoplexy. She was married to Charles A Goddard a 2 year-old Yale student whose marriage brought public notice in 1909.
Stanley Voorhees an elevator boy ran a six month old self service store where customers made their own change and he claimed patrons hadn t beat him out of a smoke. The item notes the unusual shop method and quotes the vendor on customer honesty.
From All Over The State Hickman Meade Bankers Group in Macon reports new officers for Group No 1 of the Missouri Bankers Association. J T Hickman of Hannibal is named chairman and Charles A Wardell of Macon secretary.
Tiernice infant child of Lee Carna bas died from burns after a pot of boiling coffee was overturned on her while she lay in a baby bogey. State linn county officials and road commissioners select road leadings, naming Milan, Treeten, Chi Miethe, Maen, Kirke Ville for potential improvements.
Two Chinese men charged with evading a sabre ate in Bilavas are expected to be deported. Officials, including Allen and W Th Dennett, oversee the covetiment hearing as authorities pursue removal.
A garbled OCR text describes a court matter in Callawas county with named individuals and alleged charges. The fragment mentions Joseph Grisham, WW Harrie, and a legal action in Jetermon City Law granted a divine town. Details are unclear and names are inconsistently rendered.
The jury in the case of Edward Wileer was discharged after a lengthy hearing. The jury reported to Judge Trwid that they could not reach a plea of guilty. Jasper Druggiet, a druggist from Jasper, age 21, was identified as the victim, killed by poisoning after drinking poison.
A Warrensburg city vote seeks approval for bond financing to fund public works and improvements. The measure aims to raise funds for infrastructure upgrades and related city services, with residents deciding on the bond issue in upcoming ballots.
In a wrapped mistranscribed note, prosecutor and defense counsel agreed on bond terms as Naxajbal and Mary England face preliminary proceedings over a fatal shooting tied to a band incident. The court schedules further steps as Attorneys push for clarity and progress in the case.
In Harrisonville Missouri the case of a mother, Kel lar, convicted of murdering her husband Arthur Kellar and their seven year old daughter last June as they slept in bed, faced a denied new trial and a life imprisonment sentence handed down by Judge Andrew A. Whitteler.
Warrensburg Missouri education drive by W S Connaway veterinarian DD Doane head of farms management bureau and Leta farm expert aims to wipe hog cholera. They visited 19 Johnson County schoolhouses outlining eradication policy to farmers and hog raisers, with local groups organized at each stop.
St Mary reports the Whangler Roiler Works of St Louis completed all new store elevators for the St Mary's Mill company. Thiel manufactures seven steel elevators in the city, with a total capacity of 122000 bushels.
At the Missouri Bankers Association annual meeting a key topic was the proposed consolidation of group S and nine other groups into a single organization known as group 4. The discussion highlighted potential structural changes and regional impacts within Kansas City and surrounding areas.
A confrontation in Springfield ends fatally for a Joplin man named William Taylor during an argument at a pawnshop. The shooter is identified as a pawnbroker GC Wallers, with the incident sparked by a dispute over a dawning waitcase.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a hotel piano and an English insurance policy addressing damage by militant suffragettes. Includes stray phrases about playing, a boy calling, and a casual remark about offering cake. Content is garbled with nonsensical insertions and incomplete names.
The readable text shows scattered fragments with unclear names places dates and actions making it impossible to identify a coherent event or subjects for a proper headline. No concrete entities or outcomes are discernible from the provided segment.
A garbled OCR style brief records a playful note about Beat John, with scattered phrases and unclear context involving Mita Area and Puck, lacking complete names, places, or outcomes. The readable bits hint at a lighthearted or joking incident rather than a formal event.
In a quirky local exchange, Julia asks Johnny to let Ralf into the room while Hattie warns the judge that devious delays impede the sewing of the show. The judge notes the effort takes twice as long due to the extra tasks.
A fragment from a local page notes a marriage involving Huffifello Pref 1 and a woman, described as independent. The text mentions Forman Jodge in connection with the event, though many words are garbled. Further readable details are scarce due to OCR damage.
Exchange captures a candid query about whether a candidate should receive votes if faced with offers to withdraw support. The wife presses on if voters would back him, highlighting possible coercion and the perils of improper conduct.
The text depicts a disjointed speaker remarking on domestic chores and relationships. It mentions a man entering a room, daily tasks like milking a cow, cleaning windows, and making beds, then shifts to a woman forgetting her likes at a meeting and someone not daring to wind up.
The inventor Ivy Therbert presents a daylight lamp concept featuring a tree mantle cabinet design. It uses a rigid frame and colored serena to direct light downward, creating a calm, harmonious glow and reducing foam in the surrounding area.
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