Beattie to Face Cross Examination in Cousin Grilling
Beattie will testify as the cousin faces a grueling cross examination. The proceedings focus on the relationship and potential implications for the case.
29 Aug 1911
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1911
Page
1
Beattie will testify as the cousin faces a grueling cross examination. The proceedings focus on the relationship and potential implications for the case.
Chesterfield Virginia August 29 opening of a sensational wife murder trial featured a tense cross examination of Paul Beattie who testified against his cousin Henry Clay Beattie Jr Beattie was expected to take the stand in his own defense prior to this the defense labeled Pauls testimony yesterday as a fabrication and claimed if Henry was guilty Paul shared the blame Paul denied knowing of the murder before it happened
Chesterfield testimony shows Paul Beattie cousin of Henry Clay Battie Jr telling jurors he learned within a day of the murder that the accused regretted the act. He details pawnshop gun purchase and domestic turmoil as the trial unfolds in Virginia court.
The forecast notes generally cloudy skies with showers tonight or Wednesday and a drop in temperatures.
A witness recalls meeting Beattie Jr on Short and Main, riding to McAvoy's bar, then buying a single barrel shotgun for Beattie Jr. The gun was paid for with $2 and five cents for cart ridges, wrapped after purchase, with a note bearing the buyer’s name. The witness then mentions seeing Henry Clay Beattie Jr at Uncle Henry's store.
July report shows Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain trains were least late among lines entering St Louis Union Station. Wabash had the highest late-train rate, with two trains late 26 and 27 times respectively. National Guard officers praised Missouri Pacific for moving 22300 troops in ten special trains with perfect service.
President Taft plans a westward swing starting September 15 visiting twenty four states. The schedule shows he will traverse all commonwealths west of the Mississippi and several eastern states, with five states plus Arizona and New Mexico omitted.
Six men were killed in Regina Sask when a caboose rear collided with a flat car on the Grand Trunk Railway. The victims were seated on the caboose’s rear when the crash occurred today.
Champ Clark accuses President of misquoting facts in his Hamilton address. The dispute centers on quotes cited during the speech and the accuracy of the administration's record in the delivery.
The document discusses upcoming strategies by the State Board of Equalization to reform property assessment practices. It outlines anticipated policy directions and administrative steps the agency plans to implement to improve equalization across jurisdictions.
Quincy Ill Aug 29 President Taft was accused of not stating facts in his Hamilton speech in a lengthy interview with Speaker Champ Clark Clark voiced satisfaction at shaping tariffs as the key issue in the coming election He said Democrats only played politics to keep faith with the people and deny politicizing the tariff
Baton Rouge Aug 29 The Board of Equalization adjourned and outlined new procedures to ensure accurate assessments. Instructions will explain bank assessment methods and separate property classes, with town and city lots now clearly categorized. A uniform method for additions and deductions to reach equalized figures will be printed on assessor sheets.
Reports from storm bound points in the south remain meagre. The Weather Bureau says Georgia's wind intensity has diminished and contact with Savannah Jacksonville and other coastal points was difficult. Charleston suffered heavy damage with six torpedo boats swept ashore and the navy yard damage valued at $20,000.
Pineville Kentucky August 28 mass fight ends with Cal Mirack alleged to shoot Matthew Jones and kill Mrs Jos Gibson the sole witness A posse pursues Mirack for the shooting incident in the town outskirts.
A circular letter invites Monroe residents to a September 4 Labor Day barbecue and basket picnic at Court Square. It notes no political speeches in the public invite yet mentions speaking by advocates for united labor and leading state men. invitations to specific officials are unclear. The notice dates August 25 1911 and hints at future continuation on page 8.
Rev. John E. Gunn D D was consecrated Bishop of Natchez Miss in Atlanta Ga on August 29 He succeeds the late Bishop Heslin The ceremony at Sacred Heart church featured South region prelates and Rome linked ritual Archbishop Blenk of New Orleans officiated Other visiting bishops attended and Gunn born in Ireland forty eight years ago trained in Dundalk England and Rome prior to ordination in 1890 He taught in Marist College Atlanta and served Sacred Heart parish before his elevation
The board reveals a clerical error in the 1911 assessment figures for Washington parish. The published figures show an assessment of 5 764 963, but should be 4 764 963, changing the equalized total from 544 056 402 to 543 056 402, a difference of 1 000 000. The error affects both the returned and equalized totals, but the board confirms the overall work remains for 1911.
At Astoria Oregon on August 28 an unidentified vessel ran aground near the Columbia River jetty as the tank steamer W F Herrin passed out of the river at 10 pm. The Herrin alerted the pilot by wireless and the tug Wallulah moved to assist.
The Ouachita Poultry Association formed this year from the Monroe group aims to boost poultry interests and educate members. Membership is $1 yearly to fund shows, premiums, and a forthcoming poultry institute during the next show on December 7, 89, with experts from the South expected to attend.
New Orleans August 29 Governor J Y Sanders said Pujo misrepresented a sulphur company case in Calcasieu Parish Where the board of equalization and parish assessor fixed a 10 million dollar value The court reduced it to 2 5 million The governor noted the state board later set the assessment at 10 9 million and accused Pujo of acting for clients while Congress was in session Sanders left New Orleans for North Louisiana.
New Orleans Aug 29 Congressman Pujo issued a sharp rebuttal to Governor Sanders in which he calls the governor a liar and asserts that Sanders knows it. Pujo says he represented sulphur mine owners in Calcasieu in federal court and helped secure a tax reduction while Sanders claimed Pujo sought a reduction in a court while Congress was in session.
The thirteenth annual Iowa State Chess Association tournament begins in Cedar Rapids on August 29 and runs through Friday. The event decides the state championship currently held by E L Miller of Clinton.
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