14 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1910
Page
1
In Turin on September 14 a mob stripped of masks attacked two Black men accused of attempted crime. They were dragged to a location three quarters of a mile from Tiptonville and shot, while the assailants gathered near the scene. No details on charges or names are provided.
In Jackson a rooming house run by Mayor Crowder is said to have housed mainly visiting women. Two human bodies, including a newborn child, were found after an anonymous tip. Authorities report no arrests yet and details are unclear.
New York bankers report a possible loss near 160000 from a loan to an outsider under scrutiny. District attorney and detectives investigate a man who borrowed through ordinary business channels, with other banks and trust firms expected to face potential losses as the probe continues.
Republican Congressman John P. Swasey loses his bid for reelection in Maine. The defeat concludes his tenure amid a shifting political landscape.
Chicago reports the Interior Secretary Ballinger will not learn his fate from the congressional probes due to a lack of quorum. A draft report, said to be prepared by Chairman Nelson, awaits final review as key senators Root and Nelabneal arrive with a memorandum.
Washington Sept 14 Athol Pierce thirteen of Cheater Pa attempted suicide in a hotel room with William Firth twenty seven a night ticket agent of Pennsylvania railroad at Chester Police Chief Goods knocked and the girl shot herself through the temple with a .32 caliber revolver. doctors say fatal. Firth held on charge of abduction. Also a woman killed by fall in Wrenton and a Cornell bequest of 689000 from Prof Goldwin Smith will probated with estate valued at 383,958.
The Democratic party won a decisive majority in the Maine legislature and likely control of key state offices. Governor Fernald carried reelection, while Plasted of Annis Town was slated for several appointments. Republicans face reduced influence as Democrats foresee redistricting control and potential re submission of prohibition measures.
A Baltimore woman, Mrs Klein aged years, is accused of bringing a bag of jewelry valued at 810,000 from New York to Philadelphia and then attempting to smuggle it to Paris. Detectives state she bought the jewels in Holland and arranged for shipment aboard the ship Mee York, with an arrest warrant issued in the United States.
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