FourteenYearOld Kills Stepfather in Rockledge quarrel
In Rockledge near Jenkin town Jeremiah McManus, 40, was shot by his fourteen year old stepson William Shepherd during a domestic dispute. William, who intended only to frighten, fired after McManus advanced. McManus died minutes later. William was held for murder after a coroner’s inquest.
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William Shepherd
Philadelphia
Jeremiah M. McManous
Rockledge
Jenkintown
Ind
McMannus
King
Squire Jobo Campbell
Chief Lever
Squire Campbell
William
caroers
McMantus
McManua
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Packers Plead Not Guilty In Jersey City Indictments
William Edwards appeared for the National Packing Co Morris & Co Swift & Co and Armour & Co in Hudson county court Jersey City as corporations indicted for conspiracy to restrain trade in food prices. He reserved right to withdraw plea. Judge Blair and Judge Carey presided. Bond not required due to difficulty setting specific corporate damages. Prosecutor Pierre P Garven said trial date could not yet be fixed because several indicted individuals and firms had not entered pleas.
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Jorsey City
N. J
New York
William &. Edwards
Blair
Carey
special seasions court
Jersey City
Hudson county grand jury
Edwards
National Packing company
Morris& Co
Swift & Co
Armour & Co
Pierre P. Garven
Hudson county
Insurgent Republicans Name South Dakota State Ticket
Insurgent Republicans in conference named a full state ticket led by R. B. Vessey for governor with Hiren and eight other candidates on March 13 in South Dakota.
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Hiren
South Dakota
R. 8. Vessey
Trenton Street Railway Strike Ends After Riot and Settlement
A strike on the Trenton Street Railway is certified as settled. Agreement increases pay to twenty to twenty two cents per hour and commits future talks with workers. Rioting injured several, including a Philadelphia teacher on a car, before police and guards restored order.
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Trenton
N. J
Trented Street
we fom
New York
Jents
Trenton Street Rally company
F. W. Roebling
Roebling
conferande
serizers
Atate
Capton
Misa
ot Kunger
Philadelphia
Six Years For Oleo Violations In Chicago Court
Summary action by Judge Landis in the United States district court sentences oleomargarine law violators. Driesbagh gets 16000 fine and six years in Fort Leavenworth. Daniel Borts receives eighteen months in the house of correction. Wiltius Broschweil faces punishment. grand jury to examine alleged irregularities in manufacture and sale. Pittsburgh area note.
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Landis
Chicago
Marth
K. M. Lansie
United teen district court
Serve
Driesbagh
United States
Fort Leavenworth
Daniel Borts
house of correction
Wiltius Broschweil
bach
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