Murder Trial Involving Cuellar Ybarra Statements
At San Marcos March 19 1899 testimony opened in the murder trial of Mateo Cuellar and Julien Ybarra with allegedly confessions about Lange E. Kelley wounding Ed Couch in a political feud. Ybarra’s account claimed a plan to kill Couch, Cuellar allegedly agreed to the job for 2000 dollars and found a front door entry. Cuellar later repudiated the confessions saying they were coerced. Judge M J Jeffrey overruled defense objections to the evidence.
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San Marcos
Ftate
Mateo Cuellar
Julien Ycaréa
Lange E. Kelley
Ils
Couch
Hidalgo County
Kelley
Westzco
Keltsy
Yharra
Cuellar
Cavich
Ybarra
Cuear
Jeb Atone
Jeffrey
Law Enforcement Medal Awarded
United States Flag Association awarded its law enforcement medal to Detective Chief William Y Griffin of Memphis and State's Attorney N. S. Hawthorne of Miami. Griffin earned the decoration for the capture of "Machine Gun" Kelly and Hawthorne for the prosecution of Giuseppe Zangara, slayer of Meyer Cermak of Chicago.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Association
Wiliam Y.griffin
Memphis
Vernon Hawshome
Miami
Griffin
Kelly and
Hawthorne
Giuseppi Zangara
Meyer Cermak
Unirago
Peter Denies Jesus and Pilate Orders Crucifixion
Peter denies knowing Jesus at the High Priest's house as Jesus faces questions and flogging. A crowd urges execution, Pilate washes his hands, and Jesus is led away to be crucified. The narrative ends with a promise to continue tomorrow.
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Peter
Gaiaphas
Jesus
David
Jerusalem
Pilate
Caesar
North and
South America
United Feature Syndicate
Tne
Jesus condemned for blasphemy and Judas’s betrayal
The narrative recounts Jesus mocked and beaten after blasphemy charges while Judas Iscariot mourns betraying innocent blood and commits suicide. Priests purchase The Field of Blood with the betrayal money as Pilate and Herod question Jesus before sending him back for judgment.
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Jesus
Judas Iscariot
First Edition of Dickens Story Printings Explored
A fragmentary note discusses serial printing of a Dickens related piece titled The Light as a hitherto unpublished manuscript. It describes readers urged to preserve this first edition form for the literary classic and mentions Pilate’s scene with Jesus, the crowd’s demand for crucifixion, and Barabbas’ release as part of the Passover custom.
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Christ
Pilate
Jesus
Barabbas
Scientists revive dogs with gas and injections in Berkeley test
In Berkeley California Dr Robert E Cornish at the University of California reports partial success reviving two dogs after asphyxiation with nitrogen gas. Adrenalin heparin and oxygen were used with a teeter totter device to restart circulation and respiration. One terrier revived for four hours. The other for five hours before death returned.
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Berkeley
Calif
Magic
Robert E. Cornish
Inlyg
University of California
J .Cornish
Ness
Rej
Attempt Seen to Put Railroads Under NRA Code
The Washington Post reports a possible NRA move to place railroads under its code with letters from Hugh Johnson to R V Fletcher requesting a conference. Joseph B Eastman, federal transportation coordinator, reportedly reiterates that railroads are not under NRA jurisdiction.
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Washington, D. C
Martch
Washington Post
NRA
Hugh Johnson
R. V. Fletcher
Association of Railway Executives
Josph B. Eastman
Charity Ball for Orphans Slated by Duchessa D'Aosta Club
A charity ball for Catholic, Protestant and Jewish orphans is set at the Municipal auditorium at 8 p.m. Saturday. Prizes, carnival booths, stage entertainment and dancing are planned per Marie Lucchese George, club president. An unrelated medical remark follows about experiments and consciousness in revived functions.
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Duchessa D’aosta
Marie Lucchese George
Vice Squad Arrests Across City Overnight
Vice squad members aided by Tago patrolmen arrested 27 women and several men on vice charges, then released them after bonds were signed. Earlier in the week police held 30 women on the test side on East Commerce Street for vagrancy. Resources shown include Mississippi nature specimens on display in the old capitol building at Jackson.
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Tago
East Commerce Street
Mississippi
Dacksan
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Charles Dickens
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Fittisig
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Herod
Jesus Christ
Br. Cornish
Heswill
Moe Casey
Abe
Dell
Vice Squad
KAWS
Kay
Kays
Rives
Fatea
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