McNamara Brothers Plead Guilty in Los Angeles Case
James B. McNamara pleaded guilty to murder and John J. McNamara withdrew his not guilty plea as the case unfolded in Los Angeles. John J. McNamara later pleaded guilty to destroying the Liewelly Iron Works.
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McNamara pleads guilty in Los Angeles Times bombing case
James B. McNamara admits guilt for the murder tied to the October 1 1910 Los Angeles Times office explosion that killed Charles J. Haggerty. His brother John J. McNamara faces related charges as the long and dramatic trial unfolded with extensive defense and union involvement.
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City High School Clinches North Louisiana Football Title
City High School defeated Alexandria 16 to 5 to win the North Louisiana high school championship. Monroe led 6 5 at halftime, but City School surged with powerful runs and a late pass for the decisive scores. Gate receipts approached $100 with expenses of $64.65, and officials were Referee Wright Umpire Galloway Field Judge Hopkins.
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President Tafts View on Tariff Reform From The Outlook Interview
In an Outlook excerpt, President Taft reflects on tariff policy, noting the Payne Act as a strong but not flawless measure and defending Democrats and insurgents for aiming to reduce duties. He discusses the Tariff Board, its composition, and the aim to study production costs while warning against fostering monopolies.
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History of Notable Case Ends With Guilty Plea Consideration
The text recounts a major California criminal case where prosecutors pushed a strong case as jurors were seated after months of delays. The McNamara brothers reportedly decided to plead guilty following arrests of a juror promise maker and a former official accused of bribery. It notes the Los Angeles Times fire on October 1 1910 that killed 21 employees and destroyed the plant, set after an explosion on the building’s second floor.
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Confession of Henry C. Beattie Reported
Richmond excerpt outlines a private confession by Henry Clay Beattie Jr stating he planned two weeks before the crime to kill his wife. The document claims he fired at her as she stepped from a car, causing her to fall in the road, while denying purported details of knocking her down or sitting on her body during the drive.
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Loveless marriage forced by father’s strong wishes
Fragmentary text notes a marriage described as loveless, arranged despite the individual's lack of affection, driven by the father’s earnest desire.
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National Council of Teachers of English Opens in Chicago
The National Council of Teachers of English began its first meeting in Chicago with attendees from across the nation. It seeks to improve current English teaching methods which are described as wholly inefficient by the new conference body under the National Education Association.
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Ouachita Parish High School Set for Game at Forsythe Park
Tomorrow Ouachita Parish meets East Carroll High from Lake Providence, La at Forsythe park at 3 pm. The Parish boys seek revenge after an 11 to 0 defeat earlier this season, and expect a tough, decisive battle.
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