Did Miss Loving Tell The Truth In Tragic Trial
In Huston Virginia on June 27 Evelyn Thaw’s dramatic tale contrasts with Miss Elizabeth Loving’s account of ruin to save her father. Defense aims emotional insanity plea to block impeachment. prosecution previews Estes viewpoint and argues Judge Loving acted in haste and ignored nearby witnesses.
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Ing
New York
Jerome
Evelyn Thaw
Daniel Harmon
Estes
Loving
Lovingston
Commonwealth
Mr. Moore
Updegraff Fights City Councils Over Garbage Deposits
At a council meeting, H H Updegraff contested council overreach and the $1 can deposit. He vows to continue deposits, argues councils have no jurisdiction over his private affairs, and may seek health committee review. Some council members favor municipal control of garbage services.
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Updegraff
H. H. Updegraff
Cukerbraum
Fifth Ward
Judge Barksdale Adjourns Court Ruling on Loving Testimony
Judge Barksdale adjourned the court and said a ruling would be issued Friday on whether Elizabeth Loving's testimony could be impeached.
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Barksdale
Elizabeth Loving
United Spanish War Veterans Marches Through Sharon
Hundreds cheered as 500 United Spanish American War veterans paraded through Sharon streets, flags and bands adding color to the midweek event.
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Sharon
Injured Clergyman Hurt Alighting From Train at Junction
Rev. T. A. Houston of New Wilmington was badly hurt at New Castle Junction when he alighted from a train and struck his knee on an iron rail tearing ligaments. He will be confined to his home for some time.
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New Castle Junction
T.A. Houston
New Wilmington
Arguments on injunction case heard next Monday
Judge Porter will hold a short session of motion court on next Monday and hear arguments on a preliminary injunction secured by Mrs. Maria Crowther against the school board to prevent condemning her property on North Jefferson street. Richard F. Dana represents Mrs. Crowther and William J. Moffatt the school board. The case may not be very stubbornly contested as several board members favor a larger site.
Supreme Court rules on liquor giveaway in dry Ohio township
The Ohio Supreme Court sustained the state's exception in the case of State of Ohio vs Linder of Erie county. Linder was prosecuted for operating a saloon in a dry township and the trial court had ruled liquor might be given away though not sold. The high court affirmed this ruling.
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Columbus, CO
Supreme Court
State of
Ohio
Linder
Erie County
Buffalo salesman Died by Own Action in Youngstown
Fred Schenck a traveling salesman from Buffalo arrived in Youngstown last night after being bitten by a dog and advised to drink whisky to prevent hydrophobia. He killed himself by his own act shortly afterward.
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Fred Schenck
Buffalo
Youngstown
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Alaska
Miss Loving
China
Bell Phone
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Washington ST
Maine
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Prunes
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