Patricide Trial Details in Kentucky Feud Case
The trial of Beauchamp Beach for the February murder of his father Judge James Hargis in Breathitt County Breathitt county Kentucky opens with both sides ready. The Hargis family feud intensifies as the widow funds the defense and W Floyd Burn aids the prosecution. Beach allegedly shot his father in the judge’s store after years of discipline and strife in a feud linked clan. The defense retains Senator elect Bradley briefly before a venue change to Breathitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brather
Cane Ea
Aday
Associated Press
Jackson
James Hargis
Hargis
Kentucky
Breathitt County
Beach
Beauchamp
Wo OL Bradley
Adams
Breathitt
Histill
Tipping debate frames Pullman rates before ICC official
Chicago dated December 16. Richmond Dean federal manager of the Pullman company testifies on tipping as a wage issue. He says tips reflect selfish demand for better service and denies Pueblo tips are required by underpaid porters. Porter salaries cited at 25 dollars monthly with meals provided by the company. Wallary Underwood of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad offers cost context for car operation and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
America
Pilman Company
Interstate Commerce
Lane Peggy
Richmond Dean
Pullman Company
Lanes
Guiring
Dean
Manahan
Wallary J. Underwood
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Road
Cullman
Manitowoc Fight Over Gas Rate Increase
Milwaukee dispatch reports Manitowoc plans to contest a Wisconsin Railroad Commission ruling granting the Manitowoc Gas company a rate increase. City officials and a council committee will review a previous offer tied to wage and service promises, with an appeal possible within ninety days to prevent the order from becoming permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlwaukee
Wis
Manttewoc
Wisconsin
State Railway Commission
Mantto- Wee Gas Company
Une Morning
Rete Board
Cmering
Afty
Rate Commission
Davidson seeks protection for district flyhook and straw bottle trades
Representative James H. Davidson plans to petition the Ways and Means Committee to preserve duties aiding the Fall Hook Industry and local makers in his district. He will also push protections for straw bottle covers and marsh grass used in furniture packing amid a large Oshkosh factory concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wea
James H. Davidson
Ways and Means
Hhe
Davidson
Oshinsa
H. ©. Stevens
Hansbrough Improvement Reported At Asbury Hospital
Minneapolis December 16 United States Senator A C Hansbrough of North Dakota shows slight improvement in condition this morning at Asbury hospital according to attending physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Minneapolia
Minn
Asbury Hospital
United States
A. C. Hansbrough
North Dakota
Duma President Resigns After Severe Criticism
In St. Petersburg on December 18 Nikolai Amyakofsky resigned from the Duma presidency after harsh criticism and mounting pressure from members and the public. The move follows a turbulent period and signals potential reforms within the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desociated Press
St. Petersburg
Nikolai Amyakofy
Duma
Reed
Sqlowin
Deadly French Train Collision Reported in Limoges
Limoges France December 16 Associated Press reports a collision between a freight and a passenger train in the pouch tunnel near here killed fifteen and injured thirty. A fire followed and many victims perished beneath wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Limoges
Frances
Pouch Tunnel
Brive
Martinsburg
W.va
Potomac River
Columbus
Gilbert
George Fuster
Startling peonage case alleged in Chicago stockade
Federal probes gears up as subpoenas summon thirty witnesses to testify about a supposedly fifteen foot stockade near Summit Illinois where laborers rented through a St. Louis company are kept in debt. Indictments for peonage expected. workers say they earned 1.65 dollars daily, paid for useless goods and hospital funds, and were barred from leaving until debts are cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Sims
Summit
St. Louis
Rescued From Drowning In Green Bay
Henry Van Boxell was saved from drowning yesterday afternoon in Green Bay after falling into the water while cutting ice. He was nearly frozen and exhausted when pulled from the water by Kayforme King and John Mennie. The Milwaukee Journal dispatch from Green Bay notes the rescue occurred near the ice margin and highlights the peril faced by the rescuer team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Lorthwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Green Bay
Henry van Boxell
Kfeorme King
John Mennie
Thornton Hains in Bayside Yacht Club murder trial
The trial of Thornton J. Hains opens with jurors sworn as prosecutors outline the case that he along with his brother Captain Peter C. Hains planned and led the killing of William F. Annis at the Bayside Yacht Club. Edwin Andrews testified to seeing Hains shoot Annis and Hains allegedly restrained by Thornton during the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flushing
Dee
Thornton J. Haine
Peter
Willam B. Annis
Bayside Yacht Club
Annis
Atate
White
Thornton
Anni
Edwin Andrewe
Rayside Yacht Club
Cantein Hains
John ‘Tanning
Hains
McTotyre
Andrewa
Noten
Anis
Claudia Halong
Wald
Andrews
John A. Dayton
Haine
Thornton J. Hains
Peter OC. Hains
William Fr. Annia
Haina
Saher E. Conta
Bet Store
Cml
Wains
Damoa Natrate
Caplin Hine
Thornton Hains
Jerula
Juste Crane
Thornton Finins
Fla
Mananeuracreation
Thornton J. Tintne
Amploves
Ita
Recreation Two
Ariel
Yaent Club
Thornton J
Tayside
Lodge Rules Brownsville Shooting Soldiers Did It
Senate debate centers on Brownsville affair with Sen Lodge asserting Twenty-fifth Infantry soldiers from Fort Brown fired on Brownsville in 1906. Aldrich Culberson and Foraker resolutions move to probe secret service and war department actions. House advances Garrett amendment penalizing mail ads about unfulfillable futures deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Brownsville
Senate
Senator Lodge
Committee On Military Affairs
Twenty-fifth Regiment
Lodge
Congress
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Fort Brown
Citizens Committee of
Brownaville
Penrose
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Secret Service
Aldrich Tolay
Committee On Appropriations
Culbernon
Aldrich
Mna Ass AG i
Forakess
Foraker
Secretary of War
Warrety
Mittee
Housi
Secretary Root Explains Entente Understanding
Secretary Root testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. He says the U S Japan understanding on Chinese integrity requires mutual consultation but is not a treaty. Debate centers on whether action by the committee will treat it as a treaty. some Republicans back nonaction, with some Democrats tilting the same way. The matter may be left to Secretary of State for later negotiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Flushing
Juntine Crane
Hardin
Justice Crane
Associated Praga
Washington, D. C
Root
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
Japan
Oace
Mr. Root
Dlon
Know Where Cook Stands in Wisconsin Primary Spending Probe
Special to The North West Milwaukee reports a Wisconsin legislature debate over an investigation into senatorial campaign expenditures before the primary. Major figure S A Chok of Neenah endorses disclosure, with campaign manager W Cowling of Ophicosh pushing Cook to reveal all spending details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Lesserature
Madison
S.A. Chok
Neenah
Conk
Jetter
Wo. Cowling
Ophicosh
Camming
Cowling
Cook
Milwaukee alderman owes life to quick thinking engineer
A Milwaukee alderman Fred Martin credits engineer Tripp with saving his life after a Northwestern train braked just in time to prevent tragedy as Martin walked along the tracks near Green Bay last night. The incident highlights the dangers of tracks and the engineer’s prompt action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Green Bay
Pase
Fred Martin Owea
Tripp
Mertin
Caracaswide riot attacks Castro regime amid wild unrest
Caracas residents rise against President Castro with mobs wrecking government offices and statues, looting lottery and El Constitucional offices, and injuring no one as troops move to restore order. Ringleaders and some associates identified. arrests reported. curbs on public offices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Carnens
Tucasay
Willemstad
Curacie
Martha
Proverties
Jhotably
Senors Rivas
Thielen
Caritas
Viar Willemstad
Carasao
Caracas
Castro
Orty
Frivalis
Pla
Bolivar
Venezuela
Holland
Netherlands
Iber AU
Gomes
Incastro
Ven
Eaueln
Guetta Sten
Strevta
el Constitucional
Gumerasindo Rivasty
Nofl
Senor Rigas
Senor Thielyn
TeNo Mendoza
Cgeneral Mendoza
Plaza
Bollvar
Sadarte
Rooth Performs Cataract Operation in London
General William Rooth, chief of the British Liberation Army, underwent cataract surgery in London. Doctors report he is expected to recover sight fully. The report notes the operation's success and Rooth's anticipated rapid convalescence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
William Rooth
Literetion Army
Also Mentioned on This Page
Patricide
Beach Hargis
Tayn
Pottoru
Manitowoc
Oshkosh
Wink Nootka
Hansbrough
Mhamrako
Quita
France
Pitteen
Fee Cutter
Falia
Wing
Antique
Wei
Aos
Peer Hara
Fudse Tamngs Harris
SUEDE
Transron
Teiar
Jadne
Thornton Flairs
Peter C. Pulns
Crane
Sulesmien
Govense
Thornton Maths
Baths
Wilnm Hil
Thomas Waltsh
Henry Fiicker
Samuel W. Johnson
John Benhaut
Frederick Ina Tebonond
Alexander Wardin
High Mccudlagh
Mit Dehler
Loulaw
What McLean
Patrick Ahearn
Henry Loentz
Senator Lodge Apeaids
Secante Canaidern Resolutionn
Afr
Ieamn
Hinan
areXe
Alarich
Committee
Culberton
Secretary Root
Ameries
Green Way
Veneseelan Cavitar
Ulge Inan
Dictator
Stirsing Evenia Forestadow
Ene
Cauntroe
Job
Buildinges
Destrora
Platares
Castrow Vallee
Wtt
Marecang Rojas
Wilhelm Tuanks Castro
Herlin
Foreign Office
RAI
Loe
Davey
Arere
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!