Not Guilty Verdict in Sanderson Case at Midnight
A thousand people crowded the Marshall County courtroom as jurors found Mrs. Maury Sanderson not guilty after four hours of deliberation. Judge Smith instructed the jury on reasonable doubt while acknowledging the passionate reaction from the audience. Jurors Emmons, Ansterburg and others delivered a verdict that stunned supporters and left family and friends awaiting next steps and potential civil actions.
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Maine
Eumons
Investigating Committee Reports Deferred At Court House
An investigating committee sits at the county courthouse awaiting a forthcoming report. It is expected to outline findings about the recent 7100 misappropriation into the county treasury and to publicize the minds behind next week’s actions. The panel divides duties among members and vows thorough scrutiny before turning to other offices.
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Court House
Trea, Wey
Debvin
Pope Farm
Whi
Rattle Creek
Yesteauas
Expensive Trial Costoured by Sanderson Case
The Sanderson case revival has spurred costly court activity over three weeks as officials warn taxpayers about a 3000 dollar Breasing process to keep the trial moving while the public hears salacious testimony. Citizens Mutual Fire Insurance Co of Calhoun Co is set for amendments to its articles at the annual meeting on Tuesday January 9 1200 with changes to sections 8 9 14 and a new section to be added.
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Austin
Neuch
Citizens’ Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Calhoun Co
Mandamus Action Set for Next Week in County Court
Judge Tillotson moves to force the county board to show cause why roughly $1 was omitted from his bill at the October regular meeting. Prosecutor Hatch for the board has filed an answer, with the mandamus case to be argued before the circuit court. H B Winsor represents Tillotson.
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Tillotson
Circuit Court
Board of Supervisors
Hatch
Board
H. B
Winsor
Caby of Bat
Death of Mrs Dean After Sudden Illness at Home
Mrs Dean, 44, wife of Dr Dean, died Wednesday night at 9 20 at her West street home. Cause was congestion of the larynx after a chill while at bars between five and six. She had measles two years ago and had never been well since. Her son was away. husband Dr Dean was in the country and arrived too late. A active member of the M E church, her death will be mourned by church and friends. Funeral services were not held at the M E church this morning at two o'clock. Rev Pattison officiated.
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Marshall
Maury Sanderson
Mary Sanderson
Mgr
Hatch
Miss Robertson
Tbs
Maurie
Bestianoiny
Weeks
Doc. Bartle
Prescott
Sanderson
Denver
Chicago
Ann Arbor
Dr. Prescott
Clapp
Marie Robertson
Mario Robertson
Mary Mills
Robertson
Crosby
Lach
Mr. Crosby
Adams
Mr. Sanderson
Ian
Jasper Ada
Elis Sanderson
Lacing Sanderson
Dean
Doctor Dean
Aiedery Wanddenty
Teen Street
Ean
Aabarid
Desh
M. E. Church
Stein
Girardtorn
WM. E. Church
Pattison
Beet Industry Gains in Local Farms for Sugar Factory
A periodical notes better sugar beet yields than other crops this season and suggests beets offer profits to farmers. local plans report Woolsey arranging with Marshall area growers to supply beets for a new factory.
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Woolsey
Marshall and Vicinity
Onwell Will Speak Speaker at Star Lecture Series
Public lecture series continues with Russell I Kuell presenting He of a Private Life next Tuesday. Conwell’s prior appearances in Marshall and Jane claim high oratorical praise. Reserved seats go on sale Friday afternoon at a dry goods store.
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Star Tre
Russell I. Kuell
County Sunday School meeting set in Calhoun county
Executive session of Calhoun county Sunday schools met at the county treasurer’s office. D Hutchins Le Ray A Ward Collins A Jarrey Burlington P a Goodrich and W J Melone Albion W A Powell Albion were present. McKeus elected chair. Plan approved for township rallies instead of one county rally. House to house visitation to be pushed. A Prott Goodrich Mr McKone Mrs Cook Homer committee to arrange county convention likely Oct 16 17 in this city. Year ends Oct 5 with reports due.
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Calhoun County
Court House
D. Hutchins
le Ray
Aa. O. Ward
Collins
A. IX. Jarray
Burlington Pees
Bls. Goodrich
W. J. Melone
Albion
W. A. Powell
McKeus
Prott. Goodrich
Oa Ae
Trial by Spitting on the Mattings Ends at Court House
Janitor Beyser of the courthouse hails the Sanderson case closure noting sensational crowds and disruptive behavior by visitors. He recalls patrons climbing tables dragging chains and spitting on mats and floors despite Piccards protests, while the public showed little regard for others.
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Vublia
Beyser
Sunderan
Sanderson Cass
Court House
Johnny
John
Knox Stomach Tablets Offer New Digestive Aid
An advertisement proclaims Knox Stomach Tablets as a new, scientifically prepared remedy to cure dyspepsia, stomach and liver derangements, and related digestive troubles. It warns against opiate dependence and overuse, claiming the tablets restore stomach function and prevent weakening from stimulant reliance.
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Knox
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