Murder Shocks Kentucky as Judge Hargis is Slain by Son
In Jackson Kentucky former county judge James Targis and a long-time Democratic figure was shot dead by his son Noah Hargis around 8:30 PM. The father and son had a history of violent disputes tied to feuds and political rivalries. The youth, reportedly intoxicated, fled and was captured as authorities moved to control the scene. Morse case details tied to New York banking scandals are noted in dispatches but unclear in this fragment.
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James Targis
Noah Hargis
Fred
Wen
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Hargis
Min
Tadge
Cos
Atorney
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Marouin
Hutt
Hovis
Thal
Varius
Mirder
Gokrill
Cox
Maren
Alretin
Dortas
Alexinter
Abd Dibert
New York
Charles W. Morse
Foo Trusts
Liverpool
Hanna
Grand
Bank of North America
Fifth Avenue
Morse
Jerome
Mra. Morse
Dodse-Marsa
Abe Hummet
Rinckwall
Fico Avenue
Morke
National Bank of North Americs
Moysa
Donetos
Peports
Thas
Copley
Chel A. Hannay
Oteers
Wienke
Marie
Dite Neonate
Wivuatee
Joy Copper
Abothen Tevies
Huck
Kingdiamd Copper Company
Ty Wave Dni
Beer Herved & Coby
Attorney General
Marlo
Weston
UAC
Acnato Jor
Heford
Sanata
Tepparents
Hole Elatma
Hagas Bfore
New York and Kenstucky Diatiiling Company
Bollator Christensen
Critielam
Ridin
Christensen
T 169
Jogéasiok
Fron Claren
Jdon
Miehland
Tony Rehland
Olidlilé
Senate
Bilo
Bin
Seator Kaysor
Maysor Sald
Sun
Etter
Ngnat
Otefin
Shiklow
Bennie Sinkler
South Carolina
Harton
Grange Stout Jay
Frenchmen killed in clash south of Berrobhi Morogro
Reported fighting near Berrobhi Morogro between French forces and natives led to multiple fatalities. General Danyadele received dispatches describing a patrol skirmish with allied troops surrounding positions and engaging enemy lines to quell the uprising.
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Berrobhi
Morogro
Caesdas
Danyadele
Keramat
Maroeto
Bonlenoyed
Chawlatoi
Fragmentary notice hints at local election or court matter
Reading-scrambled text mentions a judge named Mrs. Judge Jqmen Margie and a person Mudge Wargly. Possible public or legal notice with dates and actions. Limited readable entities suggest a county or city discussion, but specifics are unclear.
Senate heat over Senator Appelt editorial attack
A heated Friday session in the state Senate featured Senator Iense of Newberry reading an editorial from the Manning Times, criticized by Senator Ilesse for representing whiskey interests. The debate touched on graft, the dispensation issue, and funding for the attorney general to pursue alleged wrongdoers.
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Imense
Newberry
Manning ‘Times
Newberry Observer
Manning ‘Mines
Appelt
Herero
Uearuelo
Ilesse
Whiskey House
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Hia
Gal
Felder
Allanta
Oay
Georgia
South Carolina
Avel Rot
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Colmibli
Geareit
South Carol Tun
Cat
Seldor
Clayendon
Hannen
Lili
Cnming
Menherd
Sonora
Attornes Genesil Lyon
Leon
Aavsk
Seyret
Willie
Hele Niefor
Dieiaun
Rymie Hhotab
Hite
Henan
Polk
Persia
Death of J. M. Major prompts House adjournment
On Thursday the House adjourned after prayer to honor Representative J. M. Major of Greenwood who died Wednesday night of pneumonia. Resolutions were adopted and a four member committee named to attend his funeral. Major had just won the seat to replace a Greenwood County member who died last year.
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House of Representatives
J. M. Major
Greenwood
Major
Greenwood County
Lost steamship Blue Fields feared wreck in January storm
Hope for the steamer Blue Fields sailing from Jacksonville January 24 to Philadelphia is fading as capt Migenns and crew of eighteen may have been picked up by a foreign bound vessel after a presumed wreck on January 23 along the North Atlantic coast amid a fierce storm.
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Bluefields
Jacksonville
Philadelphia
Migenns
Atlantte
Bitefelds
Louisiana Upland Cotton Quarantine Lifts Weevil Threat
The State crop and pest commission on Tuesday withdrew the quarantine on cotton shipments from boll weevil territory in Louisiana. The commission notes the pest threat is now virtually eliminated across the state and the quarantine is deemed ineffective.
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Lowiaiana
Louisiana
Senate resolution prompts bar appearance for charges
Convenue at 4 o clock in the afternoon Senator Smith of Hampton offered a resolution to appoint a committee to examine charges against members of the Senate and House in matters touching whiskey in South Carolina. The resolution prompted debate over whether the accused should appear before the bar of the Senate and whether the Times or editors erred in reporting.
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Smith
Hampton
Menonate
House of Representatives
Red Forts
Toro
Cojets
General Assembly
South Carolina
Senate
Oregonate
Res
Tin Sen Tate
Fran the
Chavendan
Two Factions Split Raging Taft Anti Taft Delegation Fight
In St Augustine a rare double convention erupted as Roosevelt and Foraker factions clashed over National Convention delegates. Taft supporters controlled one side while an anti Taft group, led by Joseph Stripling, seated their delegates, promising alignment with Roosevelt policies. Police secured the hall as both conventions named electors and prepared for further battles in the South.
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South
Roosevelt
Foraker
Merida Republican
St. Augustine
Nerill
Wiliam Hye Tatt
Mey
Joseph N. Stripling
Doltore
Minner
Taft
MM Lrong
Mou
United States Hindeo
Cainsville
M. J. Mace Warkore
Tame Tik Bour
Joseph O. Stebptine
United States
J. Ed Vetwari
Dickerson
R.R. Robinson
Hey Alee
Mark
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