Alig Trial Opens Under Heavy Guard in Denver Court
Giuseppe Alio, known as the Sichah, faces a murder charge for killing Father Leo Heinrichs at St Elizabeth’s Church. Deputies guard the court as 109 veniremen are summoned. defense hints insanity, prosecutors summon brain specialists, and juror eligibility includes allegiance to the Roman Catholic faith. The defendant shows little interest as examination of jurors begins.
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Leo Heinrichs
St. Elzabeth’s
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Greely H. Whiteford
Tterney
Robert H. Widdecomb
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Veniremen
Sherif Nisbet
Jerome files his answer in Albany March case
Alvany New York March 9 district attorney Jerome of New York filed today with Governor Hughes his answer to charges preferred against him by William F. Kine former president of the district attorney’s office in the Albany area and the case draws immediate political attention.
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New York
Hughes
William F. Kine
Governor pondered removal bids amid mass of charges
New York Merchants' Association and a committee of minority stockholders of the Metropolitan Street Railway pressed for Bir Jerome's removal from office. The governor promised to outline procedures after reviewing the document. The district attorney's answer argued charges rested on theory and lack of evidence, claiming no legal basis to prosecute without corroborating proof. Jerome addressed all twenty three charges in turn.
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Metropolitan Street Railway Company
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Offee
Hiscatn
Row Over Closing Schools In Milwaukee
Special to The Northwestern reports a dispute over the Milwaukee building inspector's power to order school floor or building closures. Major Becker hints at police enforcement while Superintendent Pearse resists until the board president acts. Attorney Poss questions inspector authority under city ordinances as conflict persists.
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Buting
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Mextor
C. G. Pearse
Landemann
Tandemann
Benjamin Poss
Currency safety vs Bank dividends in political fight
The speaker condemns measures forcing banks to secure circulation and issue notes without interest or security. He vows never to support legalizing such arrangements, insisting currency safety is more important than bank dividends.
Senate Ponders Panama Canal Material Shipping Bill
The Senate debated Senator Frye's joint resolution to carry Panama Canal materials in American bottoms only. Frye urged action, noting 5,000,000 barrels of cement needed and arguing domestic ships would be shut out while foreign lines compete due to cost differences. A Naval Affairs Committee session included Secretary Metcalf stating U S ships are not inferior and often viewed as superior to foreign vessels.
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Washington, D.C
Senate Today
Freye
Panama Canal
Frye
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Mietcall
Fire Breaks Out in No 5 Shaft Mine
Fire rips No 5 shaft of Franklin mine on twentieth level . mine closed. rescuers probing smoke as crews search for source. Believed to be an overheated timber likely started by rofur’s remy. miners presumed safe though injuries reported elsewhere in city. Firemen respond to second blaze on Rice Island Avenue damaging three story structure. A separate Toledo fire at Keifer Bros furniture plant causes large loss.
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Apolle Hali
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Toledo
Keifer Bros
Bailey Addresses Senate on Emergency Currency
Senator Joseph W Bailey of Texas spoke to the Senate voicing minority views on emergency currency. He focused on inflation and the idea of asset currency as a permanent part of the money supply, criticizing the Aldrich currency pill and arguing for balance with national banks pushing to establish asset currency.
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Washington, D. C
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Texas
Senate Committee On Finance
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Noted Surgeon Dr H C Wyman Dies of Pneumonia
Detroit March Associated Press reports surgeon and abdominal surgery author Dr H C Wyman died today from pneumonia. The obituary notes his prominence as a medical author and practitioner. Stephen L Dows Cedar Rapids Iowa also listed in the clipping as a separate death, Stephen J Dows aged seventy six, pioneer railway contractor and capitalist, died in Daytona Florida where he had gone for health reasons.
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Detroit
Mich
H.C. Wyman
Stephen L. Dows
Cedar Rapids
Tan
Stephen J. Dows
Poneer
Daytona
Fla
Ice men released from jail on anti trust sentences
Judge Brough of common pleas court released from jail R C Lemmon BE A Beard and Joseph Zliller. The dealers were sentenced to six months for violation of anti trust laws after serving thirty seven days.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Brough
Common Pleas Court Today
R. C. Lemmon
BE. A. Beard
Joseph Zliller
Manitowoc Boy Killed in Milladore Railway Accident
Rudolph Pumper, a former Manitowoc County youth, died in a railway accident at Milladore Wisconsin last Saturday. The Wis ton Special from Manitowoc provides the limited known details of his death.
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Manitowoc
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Manitowoc County
Milladore
Law committee opens inquiry into Electric Boat conduct
Washington March special house committee started an inquiry into Electric Boat and Holland Boat practices regarding past or proposed legislation before Congress. Chairman Boatell said no witnesses were summoned yet and Lilley would be called after facts are laid before the panel. Lilley said he was shadowed by detectives and would seek attorney representation and witness summons. The committee met in executive session to consider Lilley’s list of proposed witnesses.
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Washington, D. C
House
Cannon
Lilley
Conneaticut
Electric Boat Company of
New Jersey
Holland Boat
Compa
Congress
Boatell
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Lilles
Lineszes
Haaraone Ds
Supreme Court Denies Campaign Contribution Case
The United States v Edward Thayer of Dallas Texas reached the Supreme Court where Justice Holmes wrote the opinion, the government prevailing. The decision addressed a request for a campaign contribution and the handling of communications received in person.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
Edward Thayer
Dallas
Tex
Holmes
Judge Wing Declares Voluntary Bankruptcy in Cleveland
Judge Francis J. Wing of Cleveland filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy in the U.S. district court where he once presided. His liabilities are listed at 12 551 dollars and assets at 4 165 dollars. After resigning, he joined Cassie L Chaduick as her attorney, who was later convicted in the same courts.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Francis J. Wing
United States District Court
Wing
Northern District of
Ohio
Cassie L Chaduick
Fixing blame at Cleveland school fire inquest
Cleveland March 9 Coroner resumes inquest into the Collinwood school fire to assign responsibility for the loss of life. Testimony cites janitor Hitler breaking front door glass with a poker after smoke appeared as questions arise about door custody and safety. Empire Ohio orders public school closure pending staircase and railing safety upgrades before reopens to students.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Burke
Collinwoed
Julius Dietrich
Fritz Girter
Lake View
Hirter
Wersicle
Empire
Griffith
Board of Education
Gale damages shipping and crops on island coast
A northwest gale swept the coast Saturday night driving small craft ashore and causing severe crop damage on the island. The storm was accompanied by torrential rains and widespread disruption across the area.
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Rascetierre
St Hiar
Harry Orchard Trial Moves From Penitentiary to Caldwell
Bolee Idaho March 9 Harry Orchard charged with the murder of ex Governor Frank Steunenberg will be taken from the state penitentiary to Caldwell tomorrow. His case will be state to be tried, with prosecutors seeking a guilty verdict and possible death sentence in a charged high profile murder case.
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Associated Press
Bolee
Idaho
Harry Orérard
Eveer
Frank Steunenberg
Willen
State
Judge dismisses anti trust suit for lack of jurisdiction
Judge Houch of the United States circuit court dismissed the case brought by the American Banana company against the United Front company under the Sherman anti trust act. He ruled the matter political rather than legal and thus had no jurisdiction. The damages sought totaled 5,000,000 dollars.
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Associated Press
New York
Houch
United States Circuit Court
American Banana Company
United Front Company
Sparta site chosen for artillery range in Wisconsin
Secretary Taft and General Bell endorse the Sparta Wisconsin site for an artillery range. A land purchase proposal aims to use $14,006 allocated for Camry Dountas, with a board recommending buying the Sparta land for target practice by Wisconsin Minnesota and Illinois National Guard batteries. Rep Esch and Rep Sieving met to discuss funding and use. A West of Wausau letter declines nominating a codeship for Annapolis.
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Congress
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National Guards
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Alinois
Davidsen
Calvin West
Wausaca
H. C Stevens
Italian car pushes on toward Pacific coast
In Omaha a car sent from New York to Paris completed repairs after thirty six hours. The vehicle departed for the Pacific coast at ten this morning. In Marshalltown Iowa a French car broke a drive shaft two miles west of Legrand and car owners seek haulage into town.
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Omaha
Xeb
New York-Paris
Pacific Coast
Marshalltown
Legrand
Wu Tingfang Makes Formal Call at State Department
Wu Ting Fangs reappointed Chinese minister to the United States paid respects at the state department today. He met Secretary of State and Assistant Secretary Bacons, and began steps toward presenting to the president, with plans likely in the near future.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Wu Ting Fang
Hintes
State Department
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Rivers Rise as Flood Wrecks Ohio Towns
Heavy rains flood most rivers in the region causing widespread damage near Spencer and Spence. Homes and stock are lost as a creekbank breach washes away structures and roads. Local authorities report extensive property losses and ongoing isolation for several communities.
Death adjourns house session in respect for late member
The House adjourned after paying tribute to a Louisiana congressman and observing a moment of silence for the deceased. Members left the chamber at noon and resumed later after ceremonies marked by solemn addresses and expressions of respect.
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Washington, D. C
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Cowieres
Bamsdell
Louisiana
Meyer
Fleet News Ahead of Schedule in Acapulco Encounters
Wireless dispatches from Pensacola reveal the American battleship fleet, led by Rear Admiral Thomas, near Acapulco with Magdalena Bay expected in two days. The message confirms fleet readiness, a record target practice plan, and a death notice for Private Favraud Goege Mare.
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