Negro Boy Is Sentenced To Five Years In Penitentiary
Robert James Wallace, 15, was found guilty of murdering Dan Bateman, a white boy of similar age. The jury deliberated about two hours after the 11:50 a.m. charge and returned the verdict around 2:30 p.m. District Attorney Baker sought a longer term, but the youth’s age prompted a sentence to the penitentiary with the possibility of reform school if shorter. The defendant remained unmoved as his sister wept nearby.
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Robert James Wallace
Dan Bateman
Baker
Reformatory
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Machine is rebuilt. title remains of Rodgers' New York craft
Sanderson Texas reports Aviator Rodgers left factory plane largely wrecked. only vertical rudder and engine drip pan survived. The biplane has been rebuilt four times since leaving Sheepshead Bay, with Dayton, Ohio the intended destination.
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Tittle
Rodgers
New York
Associated Press
Sanderson
Tex
Dayton
Ohio
Sheepshead Bay
Naval officer dead in Washington at 66
Rear Admiral James H. Sands U S navy retired died at his Washington home at age 66 from indigestion He previously commanded navy yards in New York Boston Philadelphia and Washington and took part in the evacuation of Charleston on duty during his career
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
James H. Sands
U. S. Navy
Navy Yards
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Charleston
Denial of Japanese Troop Move at Mukden
Tokyo officials deny sending troops to Mukden Manchuria as a formal dispatch reports. The piece then shifts to a reflective note on savagery, cannibalism, and the origin of coat sleeve buttons once used to keep soldiers from wiping their noses on uniforms.
Wild Market Reaction After Government Dissolution Suit in Steel Stocks
An early burst of selling in United States Steel stock followed a government dissolution suit. The common stock opened with 28 000 shares traded in minutes and fell to 52 1 2, while preferred dropped 5 8. By the first hour 290 000 shares had changed hands as prices hit new lows and then rallied briefly.
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Great Northern
Supreme Court
Standard Oil
United States
Stock Exchange
Union Pacific
Reading
Lehigh
Lehigh Valley
United States Steel
Ment
Steel Corporation
Tennessee Coal & Iron Company
Department of Justice
United States Supreme Court
United States Steel Corporation
National Steel Company
American Tin Plate Company
American Steel Hoop Company
American Sheet Steel Company
Rockefeller suit moves on as subpoenas issued
In Trenton the U S government proceeds with subpoenas in the United States Steel dissolution suit. John D Rockefeller and other defendants are to appear by December 4 or through counsel in New Jersey, with January deadlines for answers.
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Associated Press
Trenton
N. J
John D. Rockefeller
United States Steel Corporation
United States Marshal’s Office
New York
Henry Oliphant
United States Circuit Court
Wickersham
Washington
Vreeland
United States
Woodbury Snowden Jr
Gary
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Apo
Ps Bors
Moving Picture Man Shot by Jap Gardener
William Selig of Chicago, head of a motion picture company, was fatally wounded and Francis Boggs, Pacific coast manager, was killed at the Selig studio in Holendale near Los Angeles. A Japanese gardener, Frank Minnimatsu, employed two years, opened fire without provocation and was jailed on the crime.
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Cal
William Selig
Chicago
Francis Boggs
Pacific Coast Department
Concern
Selig
Holendale
Boggs
Frank Minnimatsu
Tee Cpe Press
Hearings Likely in New York for Major Corporate Case
Defendants mainly reside in New York and corporate papers are kept there so most hearings may be held there. After testimony, the full circuit court bench will hear arguments, probably in Philadelphia where the Third judicial usually sits.
Dickinson Arrives in Chicago to Push Steel Case
Former Secretary of War Jacob M. Dickinson arrives from Nashville as special government counsel. He warns against any delay in the hearing of the antitrust action against steel companies. He notes New York directors cancelled ore leases, potentially affecting contract terminations before 1913 if the government wins.
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Chicago
Jacob M. Dickinson
Nashville
Steel Company
New York
Roosevelt silent on steel trust suit comments
Theodore Roosevelt refused to comment on the steel trust petition. He was asked about the Tennessee Coal and Iron deal but replied that he would not say a word. He indicated no statement would be issued after reading the petition.
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Roosevelt
Associated Press
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Steel Trust
Mr. Roosevelt
Tennessee Coal & Iron Company
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Ae Roosevelt
Coats in the Bank Wardrobe Reveal Tailor Trade Tales
In a bank counting room two coats come to life, chatting about origins from Standish and Globe mills. Dusty and Chevry discuss cutting rooms, trials, and the distant Direct Tailors Company, revealing contrasts between Chicago and Southern tailoring practices.
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Lone Star
Chevry
Dusty
Poe
Chicago
Wusty
East
Standish Mill
Globe Mill
New York
Scissors
Fle
Cherry
Jim
Mr. Currency
Direct Tailors Company
Ainewutt
Houston Street
San Antonio
Woman to Marry Alleged Wife Slayer in Jail Plot
New York October 27 Miss Florence Bromley the woman in the MacFarland poisoning case is traveling from Philadelphia to marry Allison MacFarland who is jailed awaiting trial for his wife’s murder The state attorney and both counsels say the plan may proceed and Bromley could enter New Jersey without arrest. prosecutors pledge to assist and even arrange the jail ceremony while letters from Bromley may serve as evidence.
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Associated Press
New York
Florence Bromley
MacFarland
Philadelphia
Allison MacFarland
Frank McDermott
Noted Accusation Shapes Trial File in Domestic Case
The case hinges on the contention that the wife killed herself after discovering the alleged affair between her husband and a girl, with the episode cited as the central element guiding the proceedings. The record outlines a challenge over the conduct and repercussions of the relationship in question.
Seven Sailors Drown Off German Cruiser Muenchen
Seven sailors perished when a small boat from the German cruiser Muenchen capsized during a night voyage near Kiel Germany. The loss follows a grave warning about dangerous handling of lifeboats and reflects on wartime naval dangers.
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Watibd Press
Kiel
Germany
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