Reig Girl Death By Her Own Action Verdict
New York July 2 Inquest returns verdict that Barbara Reig died by her own hand after being with Policeman David Shellard who confessed to being present when she was shot The testimony cites hand injury affecting grip and a right head wound near the ear suggesting self-inflicted death Also notes shellard’s claim she confessed fear of a man named Dave and witnesses describe blood-stained glove tests. The mother cried murder as Shellard faced further charges.
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New York
Barbara Reig
Irving Park
Williamsburg
Brooklyn
Miss Reig
David E. Shellard
Samuel D. Hubbard
Manhattan
Gate
Mary Fied
Reig
Mary
Dave
Ems Reig
Shkellard
Weather Forecast for Pair Region Light to fresh winds
A weather bulletin notes light to fresh east to south winds across Pair. Expected conditions remain unsettled with variable cloud cover and chances of light showers in the afternoon. Forecast supports mild temperatures and quick gusts near coastal areas.
Taft target of gunfire on steamboat Island Queen
Cincinnati police probe a shooting from shore as William H. Taft travels aboard the Island Queen. Mrs. G B Russell and a man nearby were struck by shotgun pellets. Taft expressed sympathy and assisted the couple. Authorities suspect a lunatic acted, with no clear motive or suspect identified yet.
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Cincinnati
William H. Taft
G. B. Russell
Mr. Taft
Ohio River
Ohio Bank
Russell
Ohio
Dayton
Rich Man Killed by Auto in Paris
Winthrop Sands, stepson of W. K. Vanderbilt, died after a high speed car crash near his home. A tire blew off, the machine crashed into a tree, and Sands was pinned beneath as his wife and baby waited at the gate. The chauffeur was injured but not seriously. In Trenton, Erie Railroad sues the Interstate Commerce Commission over methods used to obtain employer work hour data.
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Auto Paris
Winthrop Sands
W. K. Vanderbilt
Sands
Erie
Commission
Trenton
N. J
Erie Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Circuit
Moyer Re elected President of Western Miners Union
Denver dispatch reports Charles H. Moyer was re elected president of the Western Federation of Miners. Real estate news noted in Saturday notes.
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Moyer
Denver
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Real Estate News
Queen over US scheme shocks London visitors
Louis A. Gourdain, a self styled royalist from Chicago, claims a plan to overthrow the American republic and crown Helen of New York queen. He escaped a Washington insane asylum, travels with a seven member council, and targets royalist support in Europe and Japan. He says a great war will yield victory within three years. President Roosevelt will not meddle in New York governor matter, says Woodruff.
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London
American Republic
Helen of
New York
Louis A. Gourdain
Savoy Hotel
Morning Post
United States of America
Gourdain
Chicago
Washington
Government Hospital For
Roosevelt
Woodruff
Oyster Bay
Taft
Two Killed in Jail Attack in Pensacola
In Pensacola on July 30 a mob of about a thousand attacked the county jail to seize a Black man, Leander Shaw. Gunfire wounded two deputies and killed a street car conductor H Kellum as the crowd overran the jail. Shaw was hanged from a light pole and shot, with some 500 shots fired. An American car in the New York to Paris race broke down near Hanover and proceeds slowly toward Paris.
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Pensacola
Fla
Leander Shaw
Lillian Davis
Shaw
H. ©. Kellum
American Auto
Paris
New York
Hanover
Arizona in the West Promises Colorful Stage Debut
The Arizona troupe led by Hollis Cooley will perform at the Majestic. Critics in New York praise it as a landmark American drama by an American author. The play portrays ranchers, cowboys, pioneer women, and a strong daughter with a vivid western setting and a tender, tragic love story.
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Hollis Cooley
Arizona
Majestic
New York
Herald Square
Academy of Music
Thomas
West
Mr. Thomas
Alabama
Missouri
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DR. Salter
Say Reig
Shellard
Ork
Edward Bartle Britton
Frederick H. Schroeder
Hagle Savings and Loan Association
South Dakota
William F. Conners
Waldorf‘Astoria
Murphy
Conners
Rochester
Hunt
The
Citizens Building & Loan Assn
High Street
Harry Conard
Sec’s & Treas
Boynton Beach
Canby’s Ranch
Fort Grant
Aravaipa Valley
Walter Burridge
Canby
Frederick Remington
Nebraska
Bryan
Omaha
Neb
Victor Rosewater
William J. Bryan
People’s Independents
Hearst
National Committee
Independence Party
William R. Hearst
Oo. F
Neal
Indiana
M. W. Howard
Charles A. Walsh
Iowa
Thomas L Hisgen
Massachusetts
John Temple Graves
Georgia
William Cake
Majestic Theatre
Kirschbaum Line
West End
J. Killenberger
Great Western Bottling Works
Hans LE
Buckin Ave
Tel
Lembeck
American Club
New Brunswick Avenue
North First Street
Herman Ellis
Fayette St
Arthur Garden
Evening News
Hall Avenue
Patrick White & Sons
Telephone No. 8
Liddle & Pfeiffer
Knudson
Sam Mahler
State St. Perth Amboy
Guaanteed
Exemeny Pawnbroker
Emil Bohnosack
Smith Street
van Pelt & Nelson
New Brunswick Ave
Maple St
Perth
AMBOY
Popular Theatre
Jefferson St
Feiber-Show Amusement Co
J. F. Ernst
Klarting
Jimmy
Francis Fay
Henry Vogel and
Hans the Cobbler
Gretchen
Marion Ruckertt
Hans
Henry Vogel
Harry Burgoyne
Richard
Cyril Johnson
Sartella
Dr. Judson
Madison Ave
Perth Amboy
Citizen’s Coal Yard
Peter Larsen
South Second St
Smith St
Conn
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