Man, 30, Held After Fatal Shooting Near Monrovia
James Monroe, colored, 30, claims self defense in a fatal shooting of Willson Rivers, colored, Sunday near Fountain Mills. Monroe surrendered to local authorities after Rivers attacked him with a knife, then Rivers pursued again as Monroe retrieved a shotgun. Rivers died from a gunshot wound to the abdomen. Monroe, bleeding, was arrested with officers responding to the scene and the investigation by state and local authorities continues.
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James Monroe
Monrovia
Willson Rivers
Fountain Mills
Monroe
Cleveland Lawson
Monrotia
Sherif Willan
Rivers
Strae
Ftix
Stvere
Snowden
Wen
Strivers
Alouroe
Monroes
Kier
Rountain Mita
Gina
Lawson
New Market
Tes
Autus Coruner
Bherman
Bowers
Atlurnes
Willian
Stonincoat
Sherr
Sto
Whi
Willian Steiner
Clyde Hauver
Xecue
Monroe son awaits result of further investigation today
Atvera sentenced to six months in the House of Correction to October 1925 on assault and battery charged from February 1926. Hivers fled and was not caught until the following October. Paint imagery appears, noting a negative sentiment about a subject’s portrayal.
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Monroe Son
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Atvera
Hivers
Legal Skirmishes to Mark Trial of Sinclair
Wawlington April 8 Prospects of rule changes in jury selection loom as Marty J Sinclair faces a second trial in the District of Columbia Supreme Court on a conspiracy to defraud the government over the Teapot Dome affair Justice Bailey to decide whether to have the court question jurors himself defense opposes the method The central issue is whether the 233000 paid to Fall was for a legitimate one third interest or a bribe to obtain the Teapot Dome lease The defense and prosecution disagree on the nature of the payment and whether to explore the Continental Trading Company The prior trial ended in mistrial due to jury shadowing by Burns detectives hired by Sinclair and the new jury may be kept under guard until verdict
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Jennings Bailey
George BP. Hoover
Sinclair
Justice Bailey
Liberty Woods
New Mexico
Ldlman
Fall
Teapot Dome
Continental Trading Company
Senate
Fragmentary excerpt with robber encounter dialogue
A damaged OCR fragment shows a terse exchange about being held up by a robber and a remark about attitude and a ride. The text is incomplete and reads as a casual aside about indifference and tax leads. The passage lacks clear event details or identifiable persons or places.
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James Cruze
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America
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Rama
Lupe Velez
Warner Oland
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Barrie
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Mar
Marion Davies
Metra Goldin Mayer Picluas
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Richard Arlen
William Powell
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Conrad Nagel
France
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Musical Comedy Co
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