State rests in the Shepherd case report
Witnesses described a typhoid germ claim and $100000 payoff for killing Billy McChmisc. Dr Charley Farman testified about past reputation while defense pressed contradictions. Judge barred use of Falman’s past record. trial resumes tomorrow with further cross examination and defense strategy.
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Ging Shen Herd
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Dafenan
Antha Alind
Mina Peterson
Arthur E. Conway
Det Falman
Falman
Wr. Mitchin
Isanelle Pope
Billy McChmisek
A.m. Tamorcow
Charley C. Farman
Willan D. Shepherd
Billy McClin
Shepherd
William Scott Stewart
Gounsel
Walman
Stewart
Farman
Calman
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Frinan
Sinieart
City Health Department
Furman
Fron
Health Department
Teapot Dome Lease Upheld by the Judge
Judge Kennedy upheld the Teapot Dome lease ruling denying government contention that secretary action in dealing in commodities violated congressional authority. He held the 1870 act authorized storage tanks at fears harbor and other places under contracts with Sinclair and Doheny. The decision dismissed major government claims and traced findings of fact on the lease and alleged fraud without restating sensitive details.
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Lessee
Albert Fall
Sassér
Wasler
Judes Kennedy
Mammoth Oll Company
Sinclair
Matting
Reserve
Denby
Robison
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Congress
Fenyi Harbor
Doheny
Urge Kennedy
Finney
Continental Trading Company
RUMORED ROYAL FIANCEES MARRY ANOTHER
A transcribed dispatch reports Mafalda, 22, wed Prince Maille of Hesse, amid gossip of royal engagements. The groom, aged about 30, is linked to Prince Frederick Carl of Messe, with Mafalda’s mother Margarete trailing her late Kaiser brother’s lineage.
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Hee
Manse
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Rioters Killed in Chile Uprising Across Provinces
The Associated Press reports fifty to sixty ring factions were killed in the recent uprising in the northern provinces of Chile with unknown injury totals. The government used force to expel the rioters from their positions.
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Court Limits on Teapot Dome Case and Navy Oil Deals
Judge Kennedy outlines a conservation framework and naval oil reserve leases in 1915. The ruling reviews leasing terms for Wyoming reserve fuel oil, and asserts Mammoth Oil as Sinclair’s agent liable for actions. Fall and Denby scrutinized. Pomerene vows immediate appeal.
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Wyoming Reserve
Powers Propose US Delegation to Meet China Over Concessions
A United Press report notes the diplomacy plan where a delegation from the United States France and Italy would discuss administration of foreign concessions in Shanghai with Chinese authorities. The Hong Kong strike spread, Chinese students planned a Canton committee, and Canton and Macao sailings were canceled amid British mobilization warnings. A Peking dispatch claimed a nationwide Chinese strike against the British would begin June 2, and Soviet support funds were sent.
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Italy
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Evening News Today
China
All Eyes on Wisconsin Senate after La Follette Death
Wisconsin readers watch the north end of the capital for shifts in radical control after Senator La Follette dies. The exit weakens the extreme bloc, possibly stiffening Republican ranks and delaying Democrat hopes to seize the chamber. Voters are urged to unite against the old oligarchy and chart independence, with many forecasters already weighing the implications.
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Senate
Wisconsin
la Follette
Wisconsia
Quiseneres
Politcal
Crude Police Exam Terms Prompt Reform Debate
A newspaper excerpt notes that civil service applicants for the police department redefine crimes. Bigamy is described as assault on family, larceny as inducing a girl to leave home, grand larceny as a mere act in court, and arsen as stealing another man's wife. Only three of Azteca applicants paused the exam.
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