Roosevelt criticized by Long over animal studies dispute
The piece outlines a public confrontation between Dr. J. Long and President Roosevelt. Long defends his animal life observations and accuses Roosevelt of injuring his private reputation by public attack. He challenges Roosevelt to retract or apologize if wrong and pledges to retract his work if proven false.
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Stamford
United States
Matty Mitchell
Bonny Ray
Newfoundland
Dr. Long
Mr. Roosevelt
Panama's Domin Obaldi Arrives to Plan Panama Presidency
General Domin go Obaldi, Panama's minister in Washington, arrived in New York to prepare for a trip to Panama where he will assume the presidency during President Amador's absence. Amador departs June 27 for a four month vacation, then will visit Europe after stopping in New York.
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Amador
New York
Domingo Obaldi
Panama
Washington
Jane 9
Isthmus
Europe
Grafton Wins Highest Court Victory in Soldier's Case
The U S Supreme Court ruled in favor of Private Eomer Grafton in a case against the United States. Grafton, a soldier, faced charges tied to the July 24 event during an aviation mission near the Paul Tosine Islands. Civil authorities had contested the outcome, but the court upheld the soldier’s position.
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Washington
Mary
Eomer
Grafton
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Archon
United States Army
Ius
Pailtosine Islands
Airimartial Iit
Seizures in New York Office Linked to Boeck Case
Seizures of valuable porcelains and papers occurred in the office of J Edward Boeck who has been missing for days. A replevin suit by Solomon B R Gieserenheim claims Boeck owes him substantial money. Authorities note items relate to papers tied to a plan to influence the Chinese government.
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New York
J. Edward Boeck
New York County
Solomon BR. Giesrenheim
Roeck
Cemetery Fees Rise Sharply Under Legislature Plans
A May 29 report notes cemetery associations announce higher gravesite charges as a new state measure increases costs for interment services. Undertakers warn the added burden will hit families hardest as funeral expenses climb amid proposed policy changes.
Elopement Turned Violent in West Virginia
Mr. bird, daughter of a Marlington hotel keeper, and a barber named Gladwell eloped with a horse through a woods near Marlington. Two men held them up, tied the groom to a tree, and assaulted the bride. Gladwell freed himself, aided by officers, and both men were jailed amid tensions and fear of lynching. Miss Bird lies seriously ill with suspected mental decline.
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Withess 'Phur
Springs
W. Va
Mr. Bird
Marlington
Tree
Gladwell
Secretive Ex-Con Walker Arrested in Missouri
Deputy warden from Nashville Tennessee arrests G A Watkins a farmer near West Plains Missouri for being an escaped convict. Watkins admits the 1882 escape from Tracy City coal mines while serving a four year burglary sentence. He fled to North Carolina married and lived as a respected farmer for 17 years locally. The arrest shocks the community.
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West Plains
Nashville (Tenn
G. A. Watkins
Here
Watkins
Tracy City
North Carolina
President's reception plans for statue unveiling and parade
Detailed schedule for the president's arrival in Indianapolis to unveil the statue of General Lawion. The procession from Meridian Street to the vice president's home will be protected by Secret Service, mounted police, and G A R units. A national guard corps and civic groups will participate, with ceremonies in Washington Street and Alabama Street before remarks by the president.
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Fcateniaiy
James Whitcoat Riley
Cdty
Tene O'Cleek
Meridian Street
Washington Street
Alabama Street
Capitol Avenue
Co'clonk
Lansing
Mich
Two brothers reunited after fifty years in Chicago
On May 21 while traveling north two brothers, senevited for fifty years, met at LaSalle street station in Chicago during a wait for trains. They talked briefly and were reunited after the chance conversation. The elder Hobt, a wealthy San Francisco resident, and C. H. Hobt of Hammond, Indiana, were the men.
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Oxfeigo
Chicago
Peter Hobt
Gecency
San Francisco
C. H. Hobt
Wile
Hammond
Ind
Lasalle Street
Acon
Hobt
Legally Deter mined There Is No Longer Any Doubt of Nicholas de Raylan
In Trtonix Arizona on May 29 the body identified as Nicholas de Raylan was exhibited after an inquest. Public official Mich Feinrg of Chicago attended and confirmed the finding. Baron Schuppenbach testified that the body is Nicola Stevlan, proving Raylan was a female.
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Nicholas de Raylan
Trtonix
Ariz
Olas de Raylan
Taron Schuppenbach
Chicago
Mich Fein
Reddick
Baron Schucnenbach
Nichola dv
Stevlan
T ' Vlan
Iz Et Lan
Mexico reports uncertain Guatemalan news and Cabre ra case
Hai ti Mexico May 29. News from Guatemala unsettled. Mexico unaware of court outcomes in the women sentenced to death for Cabre ra assassination. Border battalion movement reportedly steady. A rap paper claims Cabrera prepared to flee to Germany.
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Mexico
Guatemala
Cabrera
Souness
Germany
HOOSIERDAM JOAQUIN MILLER TO ATTEND REUNION AT LIBERTY
Indiana note says thousands of Snyder Miller Pigman Ell and Boone family members will gather from across the country for a Liberty reunion in August. Joaquin Miller the poet of the Sierras, born in Union County, California, plans to attend. Daniel Boone links the Boone family to the Union county group. Michael Snyder, Indiana progenitor, came from Snyder County Pennsylvania in 1807 and settled in the wilderness.
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Sierras
Liberty
Snyder
Miller
Pigman
Ell
Boone
Joaquin Miller
California
Union County
Snyders
Daniel Boone
Michael Snyder
Indiana
Snyder County
Pennsylvania
Indiana to Gary canal system planned for steel growth
Plans by New York and Chicago financiers target an extended canal network from Indiana Harbor to a point between Gary and Michigan City. A 50 mile waterway with 259 foot main channel, 200 foot lateral canals, 24 foot depth and two mile turning basins would support steel and iron industry growth over ten years, using existing Indiana Harbor and Gary steel firm canals. The Calumet river would be deepened and lined with wharves.
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Michigan City
Ind
New York
Pinsboro
Chicago
Indiananesis
Indiana
Gary
Indiana Harbor
Hammond
United States Steel Corporation
Calumet River
Former Judge Loving Indicted for Va Murder
Lovinston Virginia May 29 Former Judge W G Loving manager of the Thomas F Ryan estate here indicted for the murder of Theodore F Estes at Oak Ridge near here on April 22 after a drive during which Loving claims Estes drugged and assaulted Miss Loving daughter of the defendant The case attracts wide interest due to the prominence of the parties
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Lovinston
W. G. Loving
Thomas F. Ryan
Theodore F. Estes
Oak Ridge
Here
Loving
Estes
Miss Loving
Black man found guilty of mass casualty case in Greencastle
Roy Mc Corkle, a Black man, smiled as the jury convicted him of a mass casualty offense in Greencastle Ind. on May 28. The state sought life imprisonment. the defendant faced a death sentence in the related case. He was linked to the Joseph Mastriann case at the Happy Hollow construction camp of Simms & Co. two weeks earlier.
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Smited
Greencastle
Ind
Roy McCorkle
Joseph Mastriann
Happy Hollow
Simms & Co
Anxiety Over Continued Absence In Terre Haute
Anxiety grips Geersville as no word arrives from Dr. L. H. Byers who vanished in Mississippi while pursuing a promising clue in the two year search for his son Rich. Residents fear for his safety as days pass without contact or news.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Dr. L
Byers
Mississippi
Rich
Georyville
Geersville
Japanese knife attack nets three arrests in Bay City
San Francisco police detain three Japanese suspects after a vicious knife assault on Horace Hazell a young dentist and Randolph Merriwether an electrician. The incident occurred as authorities investigate a murderous assault in the area.
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Japa
San Francisco
Horace Hazell
Randolph Merriwether
Valuable TwoYearOld Bought For $12,000 At Louisville
Louteville May 29 William Garth representing Paul J Raimey of Cleveland paid William Jer Co 12000 for John Marrs an unbeaten Western two year old The colt will be shipped to Belmont Park.
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Louteville
William Garth
Paul J. Raimey
Cleveland
William Jer & Co
John Marrs
Belmont Park
Stepnenberg murder trial adjourned in Boise
The Stepn enberg murder trial in Boise Idaho is adjourned until Friday morning to allow the sheriff to summon a new pool of sixty one jurors. The second jury pool had been exhausted and Judge Wood questioned counsel about the remaining number needed.
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Boise
Idaho
Stepnenberg
Wood
Fremont Wood Trial Panels and Delayed Court
Judge Wood ordered a special panel of sixty veniremen after noting three peremptory challenges and one possibly unqualified juror. With a vacancy and holiday delays, court adjourned to Friday morning as bailiffs stood by and jurors were cautioned.
Kentucky Murder Trial Delayed as Judge Refuses
Special Judge Redwine declines to preside over the Hargis murder case and related co-conspirator trials. He says transfers occurred without his consent and cites press statements. Governor Beckham must appoint a new special judge, likely postponing the trials until October.
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Sandy Hook
Redwine
Hargis
Dr. Cox
Beckham
Japan presses push to subjugate Formosa coast
Tokyo dispatch reports Japan plans final subjugation of Formosa's east coast. An expeditionary force has advanced since last autumn into the region despite stubborn resistance, with steady progress noted by The Times correspondent.
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Japan
London
the Times
Tokio
Formosa
Fortifications Around Spandau to be Levelled
Berlin May 2. It was decided to demolish the vast fortifications around Spandau described as largely out of date removing the last interior fortress of Germany. The site has long housed the residence of the first Hohenzollern electors and remained a symbol of Prussian power since the 14th century.
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Berlin
Spandau
Germany
Boy Accidentally Shoots Girl at Home in Milan
Theresa Ellis fourteen daughter of dairyman Edward Ellis was accidentally shot through the chest at home by Raymond Hildebrandt sixteen. She probably will recover. The boy did not know it was loaded.
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Milan
Ind
Theresa Ellis
Edward Ellis
Raymond Hildebrandt
Not Jesse Coe Arrest Resolved in San Jose
San Jose May 28 authorities say the man arrested Friday night as the fugitive Jesse Coe from Indianapolis is not the correct suspect.
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Jesse Coe
San Jose
Cal
Indianapolis
Governor Cummins Seeks Senate Run After GOP Nomination
Announcement notes Iowa Governor Cummins plans to run for United States senator pending Republican primary endorsement next year. Also: Chicago railroad employees accept terms after threats of strike and European circles discuss possible US-Japan treaty resembling Franco-Japanese pact. United States Syndicate files articles of incorporation in Phoenix with capital of 9.5 billion dollars to build a railroad to the western North American region.
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Cummins
Iowa
United States
Chicago City Railroad
Japan
Fea
Phoenix
Ariz
Esanest North End
Geult
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