Tries to Fasten Blame on Man Murdered in Tennessee
In Le, Tenn, March 1, defense lawyers for Robin Cooper and John D. Sharpe argue Carmack fired first and that the Coopers acted in defense. They claim Carmack drew his revolver prompting Robin Cooper to flee after being wounded in the shoulder and fearing his father’s danger. The defense plans to end testimony tomorrow with the state likely to complete rebuttal over three days.
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Carmack
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Noiseless Guns Debate Passes State House
In Olympia March 1 the state House approved an amendment to criminal code prohibiting possession or use of noiseless guns. Proponents warn such weapons would make murder too easy and endanger wildlife by allowing silent slaughter of flocks of ducks.
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T. J. Dillon
NMPIA
Hiram Dr
Polson
Con
Briefs from the Wire: Venezuela, Hoover Expunged, Labor Developments
Stories note Venezuela improving after Cuatro departure as cited by special commissioner Buchanan. Congress debates expunging President Hoover in a House record. Denver Labor Assembly moves to bar officers from political office after referendum canvass. Artist Henry Hull suffers a nervous breakdown and is hospitalized. Chicago unemployed organize to seek work through Mayor Harrison. Attorney General Bonaparte resigns amid transition. Harbaugh kills Charnes Kelly over a mistaken order. Inauguration preparations accelerate as crowds arrive for Thursday ceremonies.
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Venezuela
Cuatro
TF. Buchanan
Hoosevelt
Cook
Colorado
House of Representatives
Denver and Labor Assembly
Henry Hull
Hae
Harbaugh
Charnes Kelly
Pope longs for freedom amid Vatican lion escape
At the Vatican a lioness escaped a cage during prayer and was recaptured by guards. Pope Pius X remarked that even beings living in the Vatican absorb the atmosphere and long for freedom, joking about bothering him on the first Friday in Lent.
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Rome
U. P
Pius X
Vatican
Holy Father
Plan to defeat Judge Humphries in state supreme race
Olympia March 1. T J Dillon outlines a plan to force a return to a party convention for nominating supreme court judges. He argues senate action would end non partisan judiciary by letting corporations fund delegates who would pick the slate. He warns this shift would be a retrogression harming judicial independence.
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Olympia
John B. Humphries
Supreme Bench
Senate Committee On Privieges
Humphries
Judge Humphries
Plans Crusade in Aid of Woman Cigarmakers
Miss Anne Morgan initiates a National Civic Federation study of New York cigar factories focusing on women workers. She will document factory conditions and push for modern sanitary arrangements after compiling evidence. Prince, an International Cigarmakers Union member, has discussed the project with her.
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Anne Morgan
Natonal Civic Federation
Mise Morgan
Miss Morgan
Uel Prince
International Cigarmakers’ Union
Youngest Grandmother at 32 Seven Generations Deep
Denver report states Rena Farrell of 1141 Galapago et has eight children and at 32 is a grandmother to newborn granddaughter of daughter Elizabeth Kelley. She was born in Seward Nebraska in 1876 and moved to Denver about 15 years ago.
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U. P
Rena Farrell
Galapago
Farrell
Jook
Seward
Neb
Pather Ryan
Patrick appeals for freedom from Sing Sing in Rice murder case
Albert T. Patrick, the lawyer convicted of first degree murder in the William Marsh Rice case, leaves Sing Sing to seek relief in Brooklyn Supreme Court. He argues the governor’s pardon action was improper and asks for full clemency rather than commutation, noting his long study while imprisoned.
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A. P
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Sing Bing
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Patrick
Bigetos
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Battleship Ohio Wins World Cruise Honor
The battleship Ohio sailed to New York and is set to receive the steaming trophy for the voyage around the world. Returning squadron ships head to Guantanamo for onward West Indian duties, with Ohio expected to anchor at New York Bay this afternoon.
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U. P
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New York
Guantanamo
New York Bay
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