Thaw Trial Opens with Surprise Move by Defense
The Thaw trial reveals subpoenas issued for prosecution witnesses from the first hearing seeking to challenge the insanity evidence. The defense aims to block the case shifting toward present sanity while pursuing an insanity claim tied to the 1906 homicide of Stanford White. Jury selection progresses slowly as 200 more jurors are ordered to report.
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Associated Fress New York
Harry K. Thaw
Je| Yyome
Thaw
Stand
Jerome
Stanford White
Madison Square Roof Garden
Matteawan
Des
William Mabon
Carlos MacDonald
Austin Flint
Mabon
MacDonald
Flint
Littigton
Jeome
Sudding
John H. Holbert
J. Holbert
Littleton
Philip J. Goodhart
Westernar
Todang
Dowling
Gondhart
Ambrose Shea
Real estate broker Clarence Anderson in court limbo
The passage notes Clarence Anderson, a real estate broker, being briefly held in the Thaw fury box this afternoon. His absence leaves a vacancy to fill before peremptory challenges resume.
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Clarence Anderson
Receivers Named For Chicago Great Western Railroad Case
In St Paul and London reports, A B Stickney and C A J Smith of St Paul are appointed receivers for the Chicago Great Western railroad. Kellogg says the receivership aims to preserve status quo while securing a mor gage bond and stockholder vote. Court application to appoint a temporary receiver will be filed in the circuit court.
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Associated Press
St. Paul, Minn
Sanbern
Affternoon
A. B. Stickmey
C. A. J. Smith
St. Faut
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Kellogg and Sever
Ate
London
Jan
Chicago Great Western Hallway Company
A. R. Stickney
Circuit Cour
United States
St. Paul Minn
Frank Kellogg
Sanborn
United States Circuit
Kellogg
Unar
Gmvesson
Death of noted scout and other obituaries
Noted East Tennessee scout dies at 29 after Civil War service guiding men to Union lines. Veteran of the Mexican War. Other obituaries include Mrs. George Gormly of Pittsburg. Joseph Kennedy of Rome. Samuel Carpenter of New York. and Mrs George Fenty of St Paul, mother of B Kellogg, amid legal receivership discussions.
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Associates Press
Tenn
Janu
Agedenty
East Tennessee
Elizabethton
North Carolinas
Kentuck
George Gormly Pitts
Yur
George A. Gormiy
Alexander Hays
Seweckler
Joseph Hrenxnede
Rome
Joseph Kennedy
Mgr
Thomas F. Kennedy
Adrianapolis
American College
Samuel Carpenter
New York
Nes
George C. Cook
St. Paul
Minn
George Fenty
B. Kellogg
Kelhome
Fairmount Avenue
Iada
Kelloge
Chiara
Ted States
Probe on Crookedness Fails to Elicit Arrest Details
In a district inquiry the attorney refrained from answering about possible arrests. The ongoing investigation is unclear, and reporters received evasive responses as officials declined to disclose further information.
Eliot Plans Trip Through Cities In Early April
Elliot plans a mid April tour visiting Evanston Des Moines and other towns. The trip includes meetings with university presıdents and officials. Mrs Elliot will accompany him and the voyage aims to explore municipal governance experiments and related awards.
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Harvard
Elliot
Evanston
Des Ta
Vversity Presi
Tevron Municipal
Flot
Craft Goes To Pieces Off Hatteras In Severe Storm
A broken message from Cape Hatteras reports an unknown seven man schooner wrecked on the Diamond Shoals during a fierce nor'easter. Five crew perished, two were saved and described as foreigners. the vessel was about 42 years old and sank within thirty minutes after striking. The launch from the Jameson was recovered later with two crewmembers safe at Old Point Comfort.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
United Sues
Cape Hatteras
North Carolina
Schymer
Long Point
Charleston
Hatteras
Carolina
Todlay
Heinze Pleads Not Guilty in Bank Indictments
Heinze, former president of Une Re bank, entered a not guilty plea in New York to indictments charging forgery and check fraud. Attorney Edwan i Lauterbach sought access to grand jury minutes, but none were kept. Neither Heinze nor counsel commented on the case after arraignment.
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New York
Jan. Heinze
Arr
Une Re: Bank
Neenah Winter Farm Program Noted At City Hall
The Neenah farm remained one of the state’s best this winter per state officials. A city hall program featured Superintendent McKermen on "fine taken and Education" and Albert Blakley spoke on "The Farm Orchard." J J FH of Milwaukee shared remarks. Miss Boehmis sang. The session closed this afternoon.
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Neenah
Wis
Neenah Aay
J. J. FH
Wi Mnasha
Boehnis
Neenah Aerie
Exgies
Waupsaca
Anan
Opler
T. M. Gowler
Shebaygan
Wisconsin
Frank J Higgins
Bellevue Avenue
Seyracy N
Traye South
Miss Larsan
11 Thieny
Bors’ Brigade
F.R. Sheppard
Tishkosh
Clark
Baptist Church
Menashaww
Crom Tro Ocerk
Cheese Makers Record and Regional Factory Data
The report covers cheese making in Wisenmein with supplies from Ren farmer and mentions substantial industrial activity. It notes enforcement of state laws and outlines a regional tally of factory operations across 57 counties, indicating up to 200 factories per county and a national figure around 1 million pounds in value.
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Ebia
Wisenmein
Bridge at Merashal and Local Council Notice
Special to The Menasha Wis Jan report outlines Fox River bridge plans to be presented to the council. Frederick A Little discusses Merashal matters and a forty percent construction share. Other items note a fall injury claim, a marriage invitation, and a local fishing ban impact.
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Menasha
Wis
Fox River
Frederick A. Little
Little
Mena
Mer
Ovaneit
Hess
Hart
D Anderson
Coune
Stein
County Markhouse
Mins Jilin Patylowski
Bernard Szczepans
St. John’s Church
Brine
Vincentz Broan
Pierre
Wa Foxgrover
Oshkosh Lode
Tovis
Kicke
Walsh on the Stand in Chicago Trial
The Chicago court hears testimony from Walsh on funds tied to the Le court case. He recounts his business career and the sequence of purchases and receiverships involving Blount, the bank, and others.
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Chicago
I. Jan
Chiest
Tehp &. Miller
F. M. Blount
vl + bank
Ami
Ming
Waish
Mr Bryan in Chicago
Fragmentary OCR notes reflect a mention of Mr Bryan in Chicago and a political context noting legislature and adoption, with unclear surrounding details. The readable terms indicate a discussion of political action and a potential station or sttion reference.
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MR. Bryan
Chicago
Battleship Fleet Sighted Moving South This Morning
An Associated Press report from Washington notes a battleship fleet seen moving south this morning after departing from a tidal channel. Details are sparse due to the damaged text.
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Associated Preea
Washington, D. C
Jan
X i Department
Kentucky Governor Warns on Tobacco War and Law
Governor Wilkson tells the General Assembly the tobacco turmoil threatens farmers and markets. He urges upholding liberty, legal protection, changes to venue laws, and a state option measure to address price trends and unrest.
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Aswertal Press
Frankfort
EL Wilkson
Adduen
Neco
Publicity 15 Favored In Jersey Meeting
A desultory AP report from York datelined events in New Jersey describes publicity favoring 15 to be favored by pol ies at a meeting. The summary notes property, membership, and procedural details discussed by local officials, with emphasis on preserving status and future action by committees.
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Ag Oriated Press
York
Dan
Jean Fugar
Jerse
Westy
Deter Hat
Eds
Meyer Hexin
Thersas
Fear of an Ice Famine Reaches City
A garbled report warns of an ice famine threatening supplies. The piece notes rising prices, scarce rations, and public concern. Officials contemplate measures as vendors report dwindling stock and households brace for higher costs.
Powers Seeks Freedom in Noted Legal Battle
A concise report notes Powers seeking release amid a high profile court case. Details mention legal action, timing, and key figures involved, signaling a pivotal moment in the ongoing proceedings.
Factories Resume Work As Holiday Downtime Ends
Factories in Oshkosh and Utne begin rehiring after repairs and new equipment installs. Plants like Hurtig, Foster-Loudunsa, Campbell-Camerahy, and Paine Timber report shifts returning to eight and ten hour days with ample orders and improving conditions, while some sites remain idled for further upgrades.
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Oshkust
Utne
Gond
Adrivus
Milia
Hurtig Company
South Side
McMillen Company
Esher Downs
Atk
Watt
Foster-Loudunsa
Campbell-Camerahy Company
Hadford Bros. & Co
Minerights
Mpany
Ren
Hewt
Avela
Paine Tarnher Company
Fragmented OCR Weathered Note on Local Transit Incident
An unreadable OCR fragment describes a transportation event near a city, mentioning a passenger train and a location south of a bridge. It references a party or group and a disruption with unclear details, including fares and a potential schedule gap.
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Ene
iNoerth
Feaine
Party Is Novel Feature.
The fragment notes a novel feature of a party and mentions pears tied and a vague phrase about "ey ents Meegrate dar a". The readable text provides no clear event, date, or entities beyond these hints.
Elasticity of currency discussion in committee
Fragmentary note discusses currency elasticity and mentions a committee, unclear dates or participants. The readable text hints at economic theory debates within a formal group but lacks concrete actions or named entities.
Tomahawk Buried as Peace Returns in Congress
The dispute centers on a rule that House members, led by Minority Leader Williams, support to move ahead with a long technical bill after a decade of committee work. The chamber passed the rule with broad support, despite objections from De Armond and seven allies. The debate followed a tense exchange over amenities and proper conduct. The measure proceeds to reading and consideration of the 159 page bill.
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Misch A. ix
Dalzell
Williams
Daigell
Wiliams
Te Armand
Wilkins
Meser
Watkins
Louisiana
Tennessee
Maven
de Armond
Supreme Court Review Reopens Case For New Trial
Fragmentary notice indicates the Supreme Court orders a lower court to grant a new trial in a contested case. The proceedings reference Dr. Barkers and discuss juror issues and procedural rights. The document preserves the court’s directive and mentions the loser appealing against the ruling.
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Barkers
Supreme Court Low Au
Ennings
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