Waldron Returns Jury Discharged in Kansas City Trial
Harry Waldron, missing juror in the Dr L Myde murder case, returned home. Judge Porterfield discharged the entire jury on grounds of Waldron's mental incompetency after Waldron recounted a four day wanderings and expressed fear of confinement and crowds.
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Porterfield
Waldron
Kansas City
Dee
Harry W. Waltron
Kanana City
Harry Waldrea
Nincker
L. Clarke Myde
Thomas d. Swope
Hig Inn
Thera
Emporia
Kansas
Kavsaabry
Konans
Willing Moore
Jury Hotel
Kasay City
Tila Mottling
St. Own Child
Waldrop
Court House
Centropolis
Credit Yo Tudge Porterfeld
Judes Porterfald Delong
Nde
Tudge Porterfield
Tash
White’s bribery claim shocks Pure Food Board hearing
Washington DC December 14 A former legislator Charles A White boasted he would make Lorimer’s backers pay, testimony shows. Katharine Wood testified White claimed influence with Chicago figures and warned of danger if payment failed. The Lorimer probe and related bribery charges continue amid disputed testimony and defense arguments.
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Washington, D. C
Lorimar
Lorimer
Charles A. White
Katharine A. Wood
St. Louis
Miss Wood
White
Chicago
Chicazo Tribune
Chitaxo
Rhit White
Schaeme
Om On
Opnion
Chicasgo
Governnor Dongen
Mr. Sullivan
Senator Jones
Roger Sullivan
Will Ward
Larimer Senilorial
Ingwontmaltcee
Maxwell Edgar
Clarence 8
Darrow
Investigation urged into Soldiers Home conditions report
Washington reports an inquiry into charges of oppression and neglect at the national soldiers home in Los Angeles County California. Senator Works of California criticized wealth and philanthropy while urging reforms and extending protections to Civil War veterans amid calls for better meals, bedding, and facilities for inmates.
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Washington, D. G
National Soldiers Horse
Los Angeles County
Calif
Senate
Works
California
Iyetarang
Pacific
Tafionahon
Hsabled
Sawhelle
Atticle
Trial of Shooting Show Girls Ends in New York Court
The shooting case of Susan Graham Ethel Conrad and others neared completion as the defense planned to call Stella Singleton but she fainted in court. Witness Stokes remains in fragile health, with his testimony likely cut short as doctors warn of a critical condition.
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New York
N. Y
St. Lotheys
Susan Graham
Ude Celend
Ethel Conrad
W.E. D. Sloken
Tulionaira Lucy
Stella Singleton
Sfiss Graham
Stokes
Lis
Well Known Novelist Mrs Scragewinter Dies
London dispatch reports Mrs Arthur Stannard known by pen name John Scragewinter died today after two months bed confinement following a fall from an elevator. She was the covellar and noted novelist with an active career.
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London
Arthur Stannard
Covellar
John Scragewinter
Waldron seen in Kansas City amid marital dispute
A consorted sequence in Kansas City Kansas and nearby towns details Waldron seeking contact with his wife Waldron arrived by four AM and avoided capture yet, then fled to Waldron’s home where he confronted the narrator and refused police action.
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Waldron
Juan
Kansas City
Kansas
Kinans City
Washington Declares Absinthe Import Prohibition
Washington D C Deg L Declaring absinthe dangerous to health the pure food department today decided its importation into the U S should be prohibited after January 1 next The order awaits the signature of the secretary of agriculture before becoming effective The bureau of chemistry conducted a long investigation Wiley head of the board said absinthe is one of the worst enemies of mankind and if we can keep the people of the U S from becoming salves to this demon we will do
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Washington
D. C
Deg
Department of Agriculture
U. S
Secretary of Agriculture
Bureau of Chemistry
Wiley
Mali
Thi LU
Wool Growers Open Annual Convention Opens Sessions with Tariff Debate
The 48th annual convention of the national wool growers association opened in Omaka Nebraska with a large turnout. President F R Gooding of Idaho delivered the opening address lambasting extortion and promoting tariff revision to protect U S flockmasters. He highlighted freight rate issues and compared costs across routes, urged protection under the Wilson act, and criticized William Jennings Bryan. Treasurer PF Miracle and Secretary SW McClure also reported.
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Omaka
Neh
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Manuteum
Congress
F. R. Gooding
Idaho
Gooding
Association
Interstate Commeres Commission
Svestern
Rales
Omaha
Boston
le Speaker
Jenalogs Bryan
Amer
Peonte
Svestock
Chiat Morester Pincho
Miracle
Moning
SW. McClure
Forty Two Moros slain in skirmish Mindanao
Lapao Mindanao December 14 Forty two Moro outlaws were killed in a clash with American scouts. There were no American fatalities. The fighting is part of a broader campaign to suppress organized bandit activity among Moro groups as disarmament orders extend across Mindanao and Jolo.
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Lapao
Mindanao
P. T
Mindapac
Jola
Congress in session faces wide agenda and hearings
In Washington, December 14, Congress advances several major actions. House committees push a public buildings omnibus, Democrats oppose the plan, while Sulzer’s joint resolution to terminate the 1882 treaty with Russia advances 300 to 1 in the House. Senator Culberson pursues a similar effort in the Senate, seeking action on ratification or repeal as needed. The program also covers interstate commerce, federal aid for agricultural institutions, and various investigations into veterans care and wireless steamer operations.
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Y. m
Therier
Louis D. Brandeis
Bestar
Stere Statue Commerce Committee
Hahilly
Senator Works
Qulif
Walt
Maine
Tyre
Mitchcock
Nebraska
Lorimer
Yecors
Maxwell Edgar
Darrow
Drilery
Monetary Commission
Lef
Ste
Cederal Aii
Culberson
Texas
Tuttle
Democrats
York
Alabama
Sulzer
Sulver
United States
Russia
Citi News
Mathy
New Fork
Senate
Police seek two more for Kaufman crime
Police report two more suspects sought in the Kaufman murder case after two men admitted membership in the robbery band that killed Mrs. Kaufman outside her home the night of December 6. George Rabonda known as Tawhead and William Stacy are identified as active participants. Pred Boneham, arrested in Oakland, is linked as a driver and implicated in the hold up.
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Channell
Sin
Chicago
Antisuffragists Seek Help On Women Vote Reform
London reports an anti suffrage delegation led by Lord Curzon met Prime Minister Asquith to press for changes to the forthcoming franchise reform bill. Asquith voiced sympathy but warned a referendum would not be accepted by suffragettes unless women could vote.
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London
Lord Curven
Kedleston
Asquith
Dowsing Streets
Motion Pictures of the Dam at Keokuk
Palm Beach concern sends Eastern picture men to Keokuk to film the new water power dam as it prepares for nationwide showings in moving picture houses across the United States later this season.
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Palm Concern
Keokuk
Fim
Doung
United States
Brandeis backs La Follette bill to curb trusts
Boston lawyer Louis D. Brandeis urged the Senate Interstate Commerce Commission to adopt the La Follette bill as a supplement to the Sherman act. He argued there are no natural monopolies and warned that trusts thrive on unfair pricing, bribery, and unlawful rebates, requiring a stronger, clearly defined remedy.
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Washinton
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
Senate Interstate Commerce Commission
Brandeis
Steel Trust
Farm Hand Suspected in Four Murders Near Albany
In De Freestville, Albany County, police believe an Italian farmhand named Ed Dennis killed and mutilated Morner family members Jan. 8 or 9. Widow Mrs Morner and daughters Edith 20 and Blanche 17, and son Arthur 28, were found slain in a cow barn with hatchet wounds. A bloodstained hatchet and a four foot bale stick were recovered. Motive unclear though money was intact. Authorities call the suspect possibly insane.
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Albany
Dee
Morner
de- Freestville
Rensselaer County
Corn Morner
Edith
Blanche
Arthur
Marner
Arthur Molser
Dennis
Chesa Tie Po- Hce
Ars
Mornet
Sin
Shuster Remains Persian Treasurer General
In Teheran Persian authorities retain Morgan Shuster as treasurer-general. The cabinet cannot dismiss him without the national council's consent, and U.S. State Department reports in Washington note initial Petrograd rumors of his removal were incorrect. An American minister in Teheran relayed a message confirming Shuster's continued post.
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Teheran
Persia
Deco
Morgan Shuster
National Council
State Department
Washington
D. C
St. Petersburg
Bhuster
Messagne
Rusger
Probe of Dynamite Conspiracy Begins in Indianapolis
Dim campaign to expose a nationwide dynamite plot expands as federal grand jury convenes in Indianapolis. Investigation cites 100 explosions across 17 states from 1905 to 1911, linked to McNamara and McManigal confessions amid National Erectors' association efforts. Several incidents in Kansas City, Detroit, and California are noted with dates and locations.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Federal Grand Jury
National
McNamaras
McManigal
Detroit
Inne
Iaigatta
Ohio
Jaois
Michigan
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Maryland
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
Utah
Washington
California
Tnois
Pennsylvia
Indiana
Missouri
Amrnamaras
Mt Vernon
Cleveland
Santa Barbara
Am Bridge
Taft
National Erectors’ Association
Paranante
Fuss City
E. Griffin
Kansig
Che. Mclaymild
Kansas City
McManigaly
Gion
Ryan
Kamyn
Hockin
Iron Workers
Miller
M. Ryan
The
Miner
Weather Outlook for Weathers Town and Ilingis
Mostly cloudy unsettled conditions continue tonight into Friday with moderate temperatures. In Ilingis expect unsettled weather tonight and Friday with a likely rise in temperatures in the northwest area. Sunrise is 7 19 and sunset 4 19 with a moon phase around 1507 am.
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Ilingis
Moontiss
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