Sam Starr Surrenders in Fort Smith Case
The notorious thief Sam Starr and wife Belle arrived in Fort Smith Arkansas with Deputy Tyner Hughes. Starr surrendered to bail set at 10000 dollars. He was wounded during capture weeks earlier and had escaped guards. Belle was acquitted last Thursday and left with Hughes.
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A Genuine African Starta Georgia Trial Convicts in Larceny
In Starta Georgia on October 9 county court Judge F L Little presiding convicted Cooper Leamar a negro brought from Africa by Wanderer slave trader Col Charles A I Lamb of simple larceny. Leamar small very black speaks with poor English needing an interpreter.
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Telegraphic Ticks Report On Global Affairs And Legal News
Judge Maynard says his health has improved after meeting Secretary Manning in New York. Vienna hints Austria will oppose Mussolini advances in Africa. Bartholdi statue dedication slated for New York October 2 with M de Tessups attending. A cook from Ontario is named in a misread line. a person inherits a large cotton plantation in Tunicn County Mississippi after a brother’s death. Reading railroad foreclosure decree issued by US circuit court in Philadelphia. Edward Solomon awaits witnesses in London in a bigamy case with his first wife Lily Gray. Ex-Wyco gang leader Daniel Drigcoll sentenced to hang for murder of his mistress in New York. he remains calm. British government orders inquiry into colors consecration by a Catholic priest at Davenport. Military authorities censured involved parties. Vatican issues private instructions to nuncios about anticlerical agitation in Italy. pope wants foreign governments informed of threats to the Holy See. Mexican officer Nafel Pinale arrested in Laredo and faces new jurisdiction claim tied to a long-ago river incident.
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