Night Riders Sentenced to Hang in Rankin Murder
In Union City Tennessee judge Tudge Jones sentenced Garrett Johnson Tid Barton Bob Hansom Fred Ineon Arthur Clear and Sam Applewhite to death for the Rankin murder. Bud Morris and Bob Huffman received prison terms of twenty years each. Defense appeals were noted but new trials denied. Perjury accusations arose as jurors faced questions about their opinions on guilt.
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Associated Press
Union City
Teno
Tudge Jones
Garrett Johnson
Tid Barton
Bob Hansom
Fred [Ineon
Arthur Clear
Sam Applewhite
Quinten Rankin
Bud Morris
Bob Huffman
State Supreme Court
Jones
McKinney
Dahuke
Dahnke
Kentucky
Rosson
AfcKinney
Aurora Rosson
Morris
Wisconsin hotel licensing eyed by national group
Milwaukee Jan 9 Special to The Northwestern. If a bill becomes law the National Travelers Association of America proposes Wisconsin will supervise all hotels. The measure would allow the title hotel only for places state inspected and licensed by designated officials. Inns lodgings and rooming houses failing state muster could not use the hotel designation.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
National Travelers’ Association of America
Will Act Together On Venezuela Crisis
The foreign ministers of Holland France and Great Britain have been in consultation regarding disputes with Venezuela and are expected to act collectively toward Jose De J. Paul the Venezuelan envoy sent to Europe by President Gomez to seek a settlement of Venezuela's difficulties with the European powers.
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Associated Press
Axhe Hague
Holland
France
Great Britain
Venezuela
Jose de J. Paul
Europe
Gomez
Fund Reaches $10,000 for Italian Earthquake Relief
The relief fund in New Orleans and nearby towns reached 10000 dollars this morning. Remittances of 1000 dollars each have been forwarded by the Italian consul in New Orleans as the money was collected.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Actress Lulu Glazer Seriously Ill In Pittsburgh
Pittsburg January 9 Miss Lulu Glaser a well known actress is reported seriously ill from ptomaine poisoning at the Fort Pitt hotel. She has not appeared on the stage since Tuesday night.
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Pittsburg
Lute Glaser
Fort Pitt
Castro Recovering After January 4 Operation
Cipriano Castro former president of Venezuela remains under care after an operation on January 4 at an Berlin hospital. Reports indicate gradual improvement as doctors assess his condition and monitor recovery.
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BOC. Ee
Checkmate The Suffragettes in London Bill Proposal
London January 9 Lord Robert Cecil has framed a bill to make it illegal to break up public meetings as militant suffragettes have lately. Current law lacks remedy unless assault or conspiracy is shown. Cecil, born 1864, educated at Wilton and Oxford, became barrister in 1887 and private secretary to his father 1886-88. He entered Parliament in 1906 as Conservative for East Marylebone, married one of Lord Durham's sisters, with brothers-in-law the Duke of Leeds and Lord Pembroke.
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London
Robert Cecil
England
Marquis of
Salisbi
Cated
Witon
Oxford
Lord Robert
Edgar Algernon Robert Gageoigne Cecil
East of Marylebone
Lord Durham
Hag
Lord Pembroke
Duke of Leeds
Rev J H Carmichael linked to Browning murder mystery
Detroit and Chicago police pursued Rev John Havland Carmichael of Battle Run church after Gideon Browning was slain in a Port Turon Michigan church. Investigators traced Carmichael who bought a Port Huron to Chicago ticket, searched the church well, and reviewed his two novels for clues to a possible motive and state of mind. Police in Chicago were alerted with Carmichael described as having departed Wed on the Grand Trunk for Chicago.
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Associated Press
Port Buron
Mich
Jan
John J. Carmichael
Battle Run
Gideon Browning
Port Huron
Chicago
Carmichael
Browning
Detroit
Ill
John Haviland Carmichael
Port Turon
Sherif Wagenfeil
Five Men Die of Freezing Near MacLeod River
Five Frenchmen, traveling from Stoney Plain, perished three miles west of the 03rd mile house on the Grand Trunk Pacific railway survey near MacLeod river. The incident occurred over the past two days as winter grips the area 200 miles northwest of Edmonton at the foothills of the Rockies.
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Associated Press
Winnipeg
Man
Edmonton
Alberta
MacLeod River
Stoney Plain
Rocky Mountains
State Board proposes $691 700 for state institutions
Madison Jan 9 692 70 special appropriations would upgrade state hospitals schools and prisons to better care for the criminal insane and other inmates. Items include $111 500 for northern hospital Oshkosh $144 000 for state prison Waupun $40 800 for Sparta public school and $62 000 for a tuberculosis sanatorium at Wales plus $50 000 for building segregation at Wales and $50 00 for cottages and $1 350 for new floors at the Northern hospital Oshkosh
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Madison
Wis
State Board of Control
Davidson
Davidgon
Buma of Control
State Hospital
Mendate
Northarn Hospital
Oshkosh
Shhant For the
Delayan
School For the
Janesville
Boyy’ Industrial School
Waukesha
Waupun
Sparta
Chippewa Falls
Reformatory
Green Bay
Wales
Northern Hospital
Osh- Kosh
Refugees in Taormina Receive Aid and Shelter
Miss May Sherman of Elizabeth New Jersey describes relief efforts for earthquake refugees in Taormina including nursing by Lady Hill and her daughter and local bakers supplying bread. She notes four wounded died and refugees showing quiet endurance and generosity despite terror and suffering. An American, Paul Richards of Pennsylvania, arrived in Malta and was sent to hospital.
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Associated Press
Rome
May Sherman
Elizabeth
N. J
Coormina
Rejt
Catania
Taormina
Irian
Dashwood
Miss Sherman
Mra Weleh
Messina
Mise Sherwan
Glardini
London
Foreign Office
Paul Richards
Pennsylvania
Reggio
Minerva
Noted Cathedral In Crumbling Danger At Toledo
Toledo Spain January nine reports the cathedral faces imminent collapse with the central dome most at risk. The government approves restoration work estimated at forty thousand dollars to save the Duomo, long known as Spain’s gothic glory, amid prior neglect and warnings.
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Toledo
Spain
Thaw May Get Trial On Sanity Question
Nyack New York January 6 Harry K Thaw may receive a habeas corpus trial to determine if he has recovered sanity and should be liberated. Justice Tompkins heard arguments as Mrs Afary K Thaw seeks a jury verdict on Thaws insanity and freedom. Thaw was brought from Matteawan State Hospital for the criminal insane to Nyack for today's hearing.
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Associated Press
Nyack
Harry KK. Thaw
Justice Tompkins
Thaw
Fishkill Landing
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan State Hospital
Justine Tompkins
William Thaw
Harry
Tillman Loses Papers In President Roosevelt Clash
Washington January 9 The Tillman Oregon land case papers vanished from Sen Tillman’s private desk and committee room amid preparations for his reply to the president’s charges. He says the envelope with crucial documents is missing and searches found nothing despite full room scrutiny. He remains confident in answering the president, noting the loss could rebound on him.
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Washington, D. C
Tan
Tillman
Oregon
Ife
Efe
Mr. Tillman
Tobacco deal 18 off reported by AP in Tennessee
Clarksville Tennessee January reports that the Dark Tobacco Growers association and the Spanish government have agreed to sell the previously withheld tobacco hogsheads. The group says selling individually will improve the average price, despite a five cent per pound offer that was refused.
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Associated Press
Clarkeville
Tenn
Jan
Clarke Succeeds Winnett as Nebraska railway chair
Henry Z. Clarke Jr. was elected chairman of the Nebraska estate railway commission by Commissioners Winnett and others in Lincoln Nebraska in January. The move follows Winnett stepping down after two terms.
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Associated Press
Lincoin, Neb
Henry Z. Clarke Jr
Nebraska Estate Railway Commission
Winnett Sioner
Winnett
Earthquake Shakes Mexico Citywide Across Guerrero and Oaxaca
An Associated Press report from Mexico dated January 4 describes a quake that struck the entire western coast, with strongest effects at Acapulco in Guerrero and Oaxaca. Damage was minor and there were no fatalities reported.
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Associated Press
Mexico
Acapulco
Guerrero
Oaxara
New Orleans Auto Club Adds Women’s Race to Carnival Program
The New Orleans Automobile Club announced on January 9 that a new race for women will be added to the International Drag Auto Day Carnival program in New Orleans. This addition aims to highlight women drivers and expand the event’s competitive lineup.
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UBY Associated Press
New Orleana
The
New Orleans Automobile Club Today
Three Die In Late Night Fire Near Homestead
A fire yesterday at a homestead three miles from town killed three of four young girls who were inside the house. The mother was away and the father worked in the yard when the blaze started. The injured girl is not expected to recover and the parents are left destitute and childless.
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Dickinson
N. OD
Hom
Will
Congress to Probe Secret Service Funds and Fraud Prevention
The House, with no dissent, approved a broad inquiry into current year appropriations for fraud detection and enforcement. A five member committee will gather papers, take oaths, and hire staff to trace who is paid, by whom appointed, and duties performed across public service fronts funded by the U.S. treasury. A $5,000 budget covers expenses. Senate subcommittees will review President Hoover’s references to the matter and the secret service activities across departments.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Jan
House
Tawney
Minnesota
Secret Service
Yeaturday
Public Service
United States Treasury
Conortess
United States
Hale
Senate Committee On
Beever
Ulale
Independent Vertiheer campus elects president
Aly Assnciated Front New York and Jin O Waldemar-Schendtmann tied to Schmidtmanin potash interests in Chore Tainy. The Independent Vertiheer campus, incorporated with capitalization of 576,000,000, today elected its president amid ongoing corporate ties and regional claims.
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Aly
New York
Jin O Waldemar
Schendtmann
Schmidtmanin
Vertiheer
Relics of Aboriginal Race Arrive for Monroe Research
A scientific party from Practical India has arrived to study relics of the aboriginal race. They plan to spend a month or two in Monroe region along the Fuachita River researching local artifacts and history.
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Prea
Monroe
Prikid
Steamship Movements Reported Arrivals and Passages
The Campania arrived in New York from Liverpool on January 9. Le Havre steamer Cel le, en route to New York from Liverpool, was reportedly seen passing Nantucket at about 8:30 this morning, docking shortly after.
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Associated Freer
New York
Campania
Liverpool
Newport
R. 1
Celle
Nantucket
Will Talk Railway Meeting Announced by South Side Advancement
The South Side Advancement Association will hold a special meeting Monday evening at 7 30 oclock in the Foresters hall on South Main Street. The discussion will cover proposed electric railway changes, a topic of vital local interest with expected large attendance. Henry Dchde is president and Henry Kuntzendorff is secretary.
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South Side Advancemax Association
Forester Hall
South Side Advancement Association
Foresters
South Main Street
Henry Dchde
Henry Kkuntzendorff
Wisconsin special buncetian arrested in Menominee and Marinette counties
Milwaukee broker known as W alleged by Menominee authorities to lead a clever bunco scheme is bound over for circuit court. He felled merchants in Stephenson Michigan and Daegelt Michigan and used a circular to push mail order fraud across Wisconsin and Michigan. Milwaukee publishers denied any link as authorities traced the con across multiple towns.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Marinetta
Harris
Menominees County
Yeaterday
Menominee
Triad
Brolar
Alfas
W. H. Traurker
Menomines
Marinette County
Merc
Stephenson
Mich
Fiero
Afteca
A Daegelt
A Aa
Holmes Publishing Company
Mil+wrukes
Michigan
Arrest Warrant Involving Major Local Firm Figure
A writ charging a prominent Elmyra figure with larceny is pending. Police report a warrant linked to a canal prest company and a scheme involving 250,000 dollars, with details tied to Elmingra and a local business jet.
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Associateit Presa
Clacaga
Fan
Ficduiek Richardson
Tirmey
J. Richardson Shue Company
Ehra
Chomiung Canal
Anti Prohibition Challenge in Alabama Court
Montgomery moves to block enforcement of the state prohibition act by seeking an injunction in federal court. Judge Thomas Jones would decide on the act’s validity and ruling questions in several particulars.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
Hegan
Judie Thomas Jones
Society Woman Issued in Breach of Promise Case
Chicago and Moline parties figure in a breach of promise suit publicized by Attorney Henry Roth. Dr Stanley of New York sues Mrs Jeanette Deere Chepman a well known social figure. The action seeks $150,000 in damages and marks a hush tone holiday like a funeral in tone.
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Associated Presa
Chicago
Stinley
New York
Jeanette Deere Chepman
Moline
Henry Roth
Woman slain in feud sparks deadly street battle
In Williamstown Kentucky Miss Ethel Rawson twenty five was killed and five others injured in a feud between the Lantern and Ranson families following a dance. Sidney Rawson was shot near the heart and above the eye. Charles Clark injured. Grover Clark broken collar bone. Thomas Turner beaten. Emmitt Homan shot in the arm. Grover Lantern and George Lantern escaped serious harm.
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Associated Press
Williamstown
Ethel Rawson
Lantern
Ranson
Wes Barnes
Miss Ruuson
Sidney
Charles Clark
Grover Clark
Thomas Turner
Emmitt Homan
Grover
George Lantern
Train Leaves Rails in Wisconsin Central Slide Incident
A Wisconsin Central train No. 11 with engine and two coaches derailed on a curve near Milde yard, Oshkosh area. The cars remained upright, passengers uninjured or only lightly jarred, repairs completed within about ninety minutes, with a switch engine pulling the derailed section back onto the rails. A misplaced target head may have caused the engineer to miss the track condition.
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Lesatha
Wisconsin Gentral Team
Oshkosh
Wisconsin Central and
St. Paul
BR. R. Starkweather Company
Wisconsin Central
Two Divorces Granted in Circuit Court
In a circuit court session Judge Burnell granted two divorces. Roxey Carrick won a divorce from Wilard Carrick on non support and drunkenness, gained custody of four children and awarded joint property including mortgage responsibility. Otto Himpel obtained a divorce from Lenora Himpel with no children, and a small final settlement of $35 already paid. Foreclosure ordered in Morgan Company vs J E Maikery for 2400 plus interest and costs. John Lloyd named receiver for several parcels on Frederick Avenue and Park Street. Mary Wicky, insane wife, granted dower release and sale of property to her husband John J Awkey with bond of 2007 for support.
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Circuit Court
Burnell
Roxey Carrick
Wilard Carrick
Ahe
Otto Himpel
Lenora Himpel
Morgan Company
J .E. Maikery
Costa
John Lloyd
Frederick Avenue
Park Street
W. J. Nevile
Giardini
Mary ~Wicky
John Jacob Zwickey
John J. Awickey
Awlekey Wes
Oshkosh Dental Society Meets at Tremont Hotel
The Oshkosh Dental Society met Thursday evening at the Tremont hotel. After dinner, J. Jo Geary spoke in a demonstration attended by nearly every member.
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Oshkosh Dental
Tremont
J. Jo Geary
Report on Cotton Crop and Ginning Totals
The can aus bureau reports 12 407 228 running bales of cotton ginned from the 1898 growth to January 1 1909. Yearly totals show 9 041 505 bales and 27 386 bloweries operated versus 27 276 a year ago. Ginned percentage to January 1 stands at ninety percent for 1909 and 904 for 1908. Forecast for Wisconsin notes snow tonight and Sunday with local observations and remarks.
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Canaus Bureau Toaly
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