Robin Takes Poison Dose Amid Arraignment Twist
New York banker Joseph G Robin, linked to Northern Bank closures, allegedly swallowed twelve tablets of hyoscine in a suicide bid while awaiting arraignment. A stomach pump saved him. he remained in Bellevue Hospital with doctors uncertain of the exact drug and a crowd watching legal proceedings.
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District Attorney Declares Defendant Fit to Plead
The district attorney states the defendant is well enough to plead to the grand larceny indictment. Bail set at 25000 dollars. Defendant would then be sent back to his sister's house pending further notice.
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German scientists doubt talking dog near Hamburg
Fragmented report claims a dog near Hamburg spoke German, with German scientists led by Professor Mungst of Berlin assessing the alleged word vocabulary. Separately, General Walter Howe retired in Washington after four years of service, and Canada expects 350,000 new settlers amid ongoing population projections.
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Walter Bowe
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Howe
Canada
United states
Widow Claims Share of $2 Million Estate
Florence Popazai of Cincinnati sues for a share of the estate of Atkins, a Chicago medicine maker shot by former partner Lemin. Probate hearing notes Atkins may have been married. lawyers question Florence’s claimed common law marriage and reveal alleged prior Canada marriage. Trial adjourned to Jan 27.
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75000 More Get Raise For Conductors and Trainmen
Chicago dispatch reports 41 conductors and trainmen on lines radiating from Chicago have won a wage increase of 10 percent after a month of agitation. The boost affects about 73,000 men across the Brotherhood of Rail workers and is approved by the conductors and railway orders, costing the railroads an estimated $6 million annually.
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Dynamite Kills Three Miners During Construction Incident
A dynamite blast at the Easler site of the Peonurssee Coal and tion Barhoas company under construction killed three laborers including a colored man and injured another. The explosion occurred as work progressed on the uhud project. The event follows a separate aviation contest coverage noting a seven hour and forty minutes distance flight of 862.68 miles.
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Peonurssee Coal and tion Barhoas company
Easler
lsborers
fae cehites
tates
Meirade VYHate
Michels qm
Plan Attack On Blind Senator Yalta Scandal Whitewash By House Panel
Washington dispatch reports a House committee plans to whitewash many public figures accused of dishonesty in Indian land fraud probes led by Senator Thomas Pryor Gore. The panel exonerates Vice President Sherman, Senator Curtis, and Rep. McGuire while signaling Gore must explain his continued dealings with Hammon after a claimed $25,000 bribe offer.
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Thomas Pryor Gore
Oklahoma
kalsemine
Sherman
Ballinger
Curtis and Lorimer
Representative McGuire
house
Gore
Jake” Hannon
McMurray
Curtis
McGuire
house committee
Hannon
Heamon
Hamonang
Congressional
Rowell
Albright
Clapp
Minnesota
DHS
senate
Gora
Burke
Indian affairs committees
Hamnon
Fireman Kills Wife and Daughter Then Self
A Baltimore fireman, William C. Strickler, shot and killed his wife and his nineteen year old stepdaughter Beulah Rey at their home on East Lafayette Avenue. He then fired at himself, dying of his wounds. Strickler, a firefighter at a nearby power house, was captured. The tragedy follows reports of a domestic dispute ending in multiple deaths.
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Dee
William C. Stikler
Beulah Rey
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Lafayette avenue
Strickler
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