Dorothy Holt Kidnapping Trial Testimony Highlighted
Georgic Salem courtroom hears Dorothy Holt describe a March 13 kidnapping by Frank Sullens and Ernest Harrison. Holt, 16, recounts being seized, beaten, and silenced at a coal mine before neighbors found her. Witnesses include Margaret McGilbert, Arthur Haines, Charles La Marte, and Louise Hull. Streets crowded, no outbreak feared.
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Miss Holt
Charles E. Hull
Mrs. Hull
Ter Louise
Mia
Hull
Ter
Sutiens
U Reases
Ion
Sullens
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Harrison
Slaughter House
Margaret McGilbert
Holt
Arthur Haines
Charles la Marte
Louise
Dorothy Holt
Louise Hull
U.S. May Build Alaska Railroads Senate Committee Plan
The senate territories committee approved a bill for government construction of railroads in Alaska. It authorizes $40,000,000 in bonds to finance the project and places full control with the president, with report to the Senate today by Senator Chamberlain.
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Washington
Senate Territories Committee
Alaska
Senate
Chamberlain
Sitoogerigopulos and Coonstandini Marry in City License
Chicago June 18 Hariloos Sito gerigopulos and Eugene Coonstandini secured a marriage license delaying twenty other couples as a clerk recorded their names.
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Sitoogerigopulos
Chicago
Hariloos Sitogerigopulos
Eugene Coonstandinidou
Savannah Doctor Killed by Patient Then Shoots Self
In Savannah Georgia on June 18 Dr. Guy O Brinkley was shot and killed in his private office by patient Miss Katie Kittles who then killed herself. A female companion believed to be Kittles sister fled and disappeared after the shooting began. The motive or details beyond treatment and the couple’s origins are noted in the report.
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Savannah
Guy O. Brinkley
Katie Kittles
Kittles
Bull Street
Mrs Scott Opposes Votes in D A R Leader Stance
Bloomington Illinois June 18 Mrs M T Scott retired president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution voices opposition to woman suffrage urging patience for practical experiments now underway in various states. She questions whether the lobbyists represent conservative voting women and warns that many men are unfit to vote while noting it is not harmful for a woman to vote but the right kind of women must participate.
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Bloomington
Ill
M. T. Scott
Daughters of the American Revolution
Springfield
Illinois
McCombs Still Under Consideration For Paris Post
President Wilson continues to hold the Paris ambassadorship for William McCombs head of the Democratic national committee. In recent days Wilson asked McCombs if his views on taking the post had changed after his time in France. No reply has been received.
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Wilson Cables
Democratic
Washington
Wilson
France
William McCombs
McCombs
Paris
Judge Rose Sustains Serious Injuries
Special to The News Little Rock June 18. Judge U M Rose fell from a chair while adjusting an electric fan in his office striking his head on the table and suffered serious injuries. Attending physicians deem the injuries quite serious, due to his advanced age, and they may prove fatal.
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U- M. Rose
Judge Rose
Drought Fails Rich Illinois Farm Belt Bank
Drought destroys all crops except wheat in a rich Illinois farming area around Bunker Hill leading to Belt Bros. & Co bank suspension after 32 years in business. Depositors' committee values assets at 114000 dollars while liabilities await full check. J H Belt promises full repayment though corn and hay vanish after eight weeks with no rain.
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Bunker Hill
Drouth
Illinois
Belt Bros. & Co. Bank
J. H. Belt
Earthquake Shakes Los Angeles Residents Fear Panic
A strong quake hit Los Angeles last night lasting several seconds causing residents to rush from homes in panic. No damage or injuries reported.
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Los Angeles
Injunctions Tie Up Lower Fares in Minnesota Rate Case
Missouri will force refunds of excess freight and passenger charges where proof of overcharge exists after the U S Supreme Court upheld 2 cent passenger fare and 1907 freight rate laws. Governor Major says railroads must repay. circuit court action may vacate injunctions tied to the Sanborn decision.
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Gov. Major
Missouri
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha
Sanborn
Smith
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Jefferson City
United States Supreme Court
Eight Englishmen Drown At Brown's Colliery Shaft
Eight men drowned and several escaped narrow by filling tunnel at Brown's colliery near Rotherham England when workers tapped a water vein while extending a tunnel.
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Rotherham
Eng
Brown's Colliery
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Jorothy Holton
U.S
Bank OF Prescott
Prescott
Arkansa
Doctor
Self
Scott
D. A. R. Head
Staruies Society
M'Combs
Little Rock
Auahe
Minnesota
Mason Boyd
Mason White Crown Caps
Economy Caps Rubbers
Ozan Mercantile Company
Arkansas
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