Corroborate Beattie Story In Murder Trial
In Chesterfield Virginia a sensational trial unfolds as Paul Beatty’s defense seeks to undermine key witnesses. Eugene Henshaw and W J Holland describe a mysterious stranger seen near the scene matching Beatty’s alleged description. Beatty testifies, facing questions that may challenge prior confessions and testimony linking him to his wife’s murder.
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Chesterfield Court Etuise
Hens Chay Leatue, Jr
Boattie
oman
Paul Bowthe
Paul
Eugene Henshaw
W. J. Holland
oamar
Ife
Uollard
Mr. Henshaw
Henry
Jim
ted
Marquis Saionji Leads Japan’s New Cabinet in Trial Echo
In a wartime courtroom scene Marquis Saionji tests the cabinet and defense looks to a star witness. Harry Beattie and Paul Beattie challenge versions of events as the jury hears from witnesses about a bridge murder and loyalties amid tense cross examination.
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Weir
Harry Beattie
davy
Panl Bearlie
Henry Beattie
Bootie
Paul Beattie
Mr. Beattie
Mr. Smith
Henry Beatiie
Henry
Japan's New Cabinet Selections Sent To Mikado for Approval
Tokio August 31 Marquis Saionji presented to the emperor the proposed new cabinet list following Count Katsura's retirement. Names include Kei Hara finance Tatsuo Yankamoto war Ishitomo navy Minero to agriculture and commerce Baron Nobval Makino communications pro tem Count Tadasu Hayashi justice M M Haseda education Viscount Yasuya Urhida ambassador to the United States to be foreign minister after arrival at Tolkin. Shortage at the Denver Mint noted as an investigator disclosed a year ago a BEGF judge would not state the amount and Richard C Morrison was discharged for wastage with arrests not proven or a mint thief identified.
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Saionji
Mikado
Tokio
Count Katsura
Marquis Sajigaji
Kei Hara
Tatsuo Yankamoto
Ishimoto
Minerato
agriculture
commerce
Nobval
Makino
afairs
pro
Tadasu Hayashi
Masahisa Matsuda
Sumitaka Haseda
Yasuya Urhida
United States
Tolkin
Denver
copie
Roberts
United States mint
Richard C. Morrison
Publicity Law Confusion Over Candidate Statements
The 1910 publicity act amendments leave individual expense statements by Senate and House candidates unpublicized by default. Virginia senatorial hopefuls Martin and Swanson face penalties for late filings. other candidates have yet to file. The secretary of the senate and clerk of the house question public access in absence of explicit law.
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Washington
AHS
Mardin and Swanson
Virginia
Beuw pelt
senate
oi sty
Bermett
loase of representatives
house
Martin and
Swanson
Bennett
New York
house of representatives
Glasg
Jones
South Trimble
congress
Twin white sister black Prank of Nature Revealed in Philadelphia Case
Philadelphia reports a remarkable case at the Chestnut Street recreation pier where Sallie Bonner and her twin sister Marie, one white and one black, are observed cooing side by side in a white crib. Doctors deem it a documented racial anomaly, and both children will be closely watched.
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Philadelphia
Chestnut street recreation pier
Sallie Bonner
Marie
Gus
Wireless Hero of 16 Raises Lifeboat Hope on Lexington
Sixteen year old wireless operator Jack Scheetz of Philadelphia aboard the steamship Lexington, Merchants and Miners’ Transportation, inspired passengers and crew during a brutal Savannah to Philadelphia hurricane. The ship battled the hurricane for twenty four hours, grounding near a treacherous shore as two firemen perished and one was severely scalded. Scheetz, perched in the rigging, adjusted his instruments and sent distress calls until a rescue steamer diverted to Hont Ing Island. The captain and crew endured near-naked exposure at the wheel while stokers fought waves to maintain steam pressure. Authorities fear the Lexington may be a total loss.
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Savannah
Jack” Scheetz
Philadelphia
Lexington
Uie Merchants and Miners' Transportition company
fluer
eer Chamberlain
Sheelz
Sheetz
Connelly
Merchants and Miners
Hner
Boy of 14 ends life after quarrel over forgiveness note
York Pa Aug 31 Earl Leppo fourteen killed himself on BE Flinchbaugh farm by toe trigger of a shotgun after quarreling with parents. A letter and diagram led to the body. Leppo, a fiery nervous reader of western novels, left a note saying the cause of death was trouble. A second brief item: Emil Lehnitz Newark N J died by self destruction leaping before subway train at Bowling Green station. Also Darwin McClure farmer Canandaigua N Y drowned in a well while drawing water.
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Aska
York
Earl Leppo
YFiinchbaugh
Subway
New York
Emil Lehnitz
Newark
N. J
Bowling Green
Farmer
Rochester
N. Y
Darwin McClure
Cananflaigua
The News Item Noted With A Pound Symbol
A brief line from The News references money with a pound symbol. The context and details are unclear but point to a fiscal note or price reference in the page segment.
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THE CENTRAL RESTAURANT
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Jas. Carros, Prop
Frederick County
Frederick City
MOTTER BROS. & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS
Niewera
HACHIVE
Markell & Ford
Moore and
Mack
Lehr Piano
BIRELY
BEATTIE
FELTON & KELLY
S. MARINO
Rizona
HARNER’S DRUG STORE
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JOXER
GLERK
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