Hobbs Confessed in Governor Brewer Senate Plea Case
Report states Hobbs confessed while Governor Karl Brewer declared the senator Hobbs pled for mercy. The piece conveys official statements and courtroom posture amid the controversial proceedings.
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24 Dec 1913
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1913
Page
1
Prosecution Closes in Hobbs Bribery Trial in Mississippi
Governor Brewer testified Hobbs admitted bribery and urged help. Rev Webb corroborated Hobbs said he would not drop the matter. Castleman and Hobbs discussions were recorded. detectives heard talks of a bribe as the grand jury investigated. Webb met Hobbs after election, noting questions about payment for a county bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewer
Bilbo
Hobbs
Stephen Castleman
Belzoni
Miss
Castleman
W. L. Douglas
G. T. Gerthauser
Middleton
Hindsaliads
Castlean
Keriff Middleton
Mr. Webb
Azlehurst
Webb
Mr. Web
Free Copies of News-Star Progressive Edition Distribution
Readers nationwide may obtain free copies of the Progressive Edition by calling at The News Star office and submitting their requests. The offer invites individuals to obtain copies at no charge for redistribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
Witness accounts allege Hobbs offered bribe in hotel lobby
Mr Webb testified Hobbs laughed then remarked he would not take a bribe but would not drop anything placed in his hands. Detective Concannon said he saw Cistlieman hand Hobbs $100 in a Jackson hotel lobby and count the money as Hobbs fingered the bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Webb
Frank Concannon
Cistlieman
Hobbs
Jackson
Wemple Not Guilty Verdict by Jury in Cheneyville
Alexandria Louisiana Dec 24 Leon idags Wemple tried in the District Court for the murder of J H Phillips his father in law at Cheneyville was found not guilty by the jury after about seven hours deliberation The case was thought likely to end in mistrial before a verdict forced and Judge Blackman reconvened court to receive the not guilty finding Wemple was discharged Phillips a permanent planter and merchant was shot to death in his store about a month ago The State relied on circumstantial evidence linking Wemple who owed Phillips 15000 and Phillips had expressed dissatisfaction with Wemple's plantation management
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Leonidags Wemple
J. H. Phillips
Cheneyville
Blackman
Wemple
Phillips
Wand
Reward Offered for Henry C Boyd Missing Student
President Boyd of Louisiana State University issued a circular describing Henry C Boyd age 18 who disappeared from home on December 15 18 blue eyes light hair six feet tall and 140 pounds. He wore a purplish blue cashmere suit and a soft black hat. A $100 reward is offered for information and prompt notification to President Thomas D Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Boyd
Louisiana State University
Henry
Young Boyd
Henry C. Boyd
University
Thomas D. Boyd
Lonisiana State University
Jackson Bank Seeks Membership in Federal Reserve
Washington reports Jackson Mississippi applies for membership in the new Federal Reserve banking system among several institutions seeking entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New
Federal Reserve Banking System
Jackson
Miss
Barber shops open late Christmas Eve then closed Christmas
All city barber shops stay open until 11 p m on Christmas Eve and close for the day on Christmas. Financial Secretary F G Carpenter notes the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Carpenter
Money measure becomes law as currency reform bill signed
President Wilson signed the currency reform bill last night, making the measure law. The action follows congressional approval and aims to overhaul monetary policy and circulation standards.
Wilson signs Glass-Owen bill creating Federal Reserve
President Wilson signs the currency reform bill known as the Federal Reserve Act in Washington. He praises bipartisan cooperation and the teamwork of congressional leaders and committees. The act reorganizes the banking system and ensures free elastic credits for merchants and manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Congress
First of a series of constructive measures by the Democrats
The speaker defends a new bill as the opening act in a series of actions to aid business and commerce. He praises the tariff law as preparation for greater achievements and calls for readjustments that will sustain a stable, free economy. The passage stresses cooperation, peace, and shared prosperity through practical policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
American Commerce
American University
America
No Paper Issued Christmas Day
In accordance with the annual custom of The News Star no paper will be issued from this office on Christmas Day so that the members of the force may spend the day in the enjoyment of the season's festivities free from the cares of a newspaper office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
Leaves for Sunny South President Weeson and Pamiely
President Weeson and Pamiely head toward Christian Miss to attend a sunny south departure. The brief notes their voyage and destination as a local item.
President Wilson Leaves Washington for Pass Christian Christmas
President Wilson Mrs Wilson and their two daughters depart Washington at 10 45 PM aboard a private car for Pass Christian Mississippi to spend Christmas. The President plans to return for the diplomatic reception on January 3 and Jos Tumulty will remain at the White House to stay in touch by telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Jos. Tumulty
White House
Weather Depends on Byron Patterson to Set Conditions
In the excerpt Byron Patterson oversees preparations and ensures all aspects including weather are tuned to the required standards, promising proper conditions for the upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Patterson
Pass Christian Awaits Pres. Wilson Arrival
Pass Christian Mississippi awaits President Wilson and his family for Christmas breakfast at the Herndon home. Mayor Saueler leads town preparations to honor the visit while keeping formalities minimal and restful for the executive. Gov. Earl Brewer will visit informally. Western Union and Postal Company lines reach the Mexican Gulf Hotel with operators on duty. Reports of strict orders are denied. receptions follow traditional simplicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pass Christian
Miss
President Wilson
Herndon
Pass
Union
Wilson
A. E. Saueler
Earl Brewer
Herndon Home
Iis
United States
Western Union Telegraph Company
Mexican Gulf Hotel
Eso
Church
New Orleans
Blaise
Offers of comfort flood Pass Christian for President Wilson
Washington notes say Gulf Coast residents rush to supply every possible comfort for Woodrow Wilson during his Pass Christian stay. Mississippi locals suggest boats, yachts, pianos, hunting dogs, horses, cooks, and more. Dr Grayson coordinates housing and meals with Representative Harrison as details multiply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson
Garyson
Harrison
Pass Christian
Romance Ends as Pepper Death Shatters Clark Family
Washington dec 24 friends of rep irvin s pepper and genevieve champ clark daughter of the speaker saw a romance end with pepper s death in clinton iowa coming so soon before miss clark s jan 1 coming out reception at her father s home the speaker paid a moving tribute to pepper and the memory of the young Iowa representative pepper and miss clark were often seen together in the capitol and at the theatre
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clinton
Town
Irvin S&. Pepper
Pepper
Genevieve Champ Clark
Clark
Iowa
Capitol
Secretaries McAdoo and Houston Draft Financial System Plan
Secretaries McAdoo and Houston began detailing the new financial system after the President's pen. With no comptroller of the currency, they form the organizing committee and may travel to inspect reserve bank applications in cities including New York Chicago St Louis San Francisco and New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
McAdoo
Houston
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
San Francisco
New Orleans
Conservation of Resources Broad Postoc y of Action
A conservation office outlines a broad post hoc plan of action addressing resource management. Officials discuss steps to preserve natural assets, safeguard ecosystems, and coordinate agencies for efficient use and recovery.
Lane outlines broad conservation policy in annual report
Secretary Franklin K. Lane, in a year end report to the President, urges general conservation policies for U S resources under government oversight. He predicts electricity from mines and hydro power via dams may transform lighting and heating, while noting public ownership of hydro plants could grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Lane
Congress
Also Mentioned on This Page
Karl Brewer DE
Khief
Tts
Vicksburg
Barloner
Mississippi
G. A. Hobbs
J H. H. Webb
Ilbo
Tsainst
Henry ¢. Boyd
Jackson Bank
MR. Wilson
Weeson
Pamiely
Christian
Gulf Coase
Pres
Gulf Coast
Outre
Woodrow Wilson
Monroe Pressing & Cleaning Club
DeShard Street
Cenevieve Clark
Bopoply
Devel
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