Belmont Scandal Sparks Family Crisis In Belmont Drama
In a Belmont room dramatic reshaping unfolds as a damaging newspaper report alleges a town sale to a merciless trust. Gloria Kerr demands truth and punishment, father David Kerr denies the charge, Joseph Wright battles to defend the people, and an engaged couple’s future is shattered by political intrigue and personal deception. A legal notice column follows detailing cases of Fesing versus Selle and Daetz versus Coelzer with jury deliberations and damages.
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Williams
Gilpert
Dr. Hayes
Gloria
Mire
David Kerr
Gilbert
Belmont
Judge Gilbert
Joe Wright
Wright
Kerr
Woman Held After Insane Claims Killings
Associated Press report from Philadelphia notes Mary Kulusa, said to be insane, confessed to killing babies allegedly for religious reasons. Police said she wounded two infants and cast blame on her acts while at the police station.
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Philadelphia
Mary Kulusa
Authority Dies at 67, Dr Louis Duhring passes away
Dr Louis Duhring a renowned skin disease authority and University of Pennsylvania professor died at age 67 in Philadelphia on May 8.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Louis Duhring
University of Pennsylvania
Parole Bid Boom at Leavensworth Prison
Leavensworth Kansas May 8 over 200 parole applications will be filed before the pardon board tomorrow including six bankers and three life prisoners the largest batch in the prison's history
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Associated Press
Leavensworth
Kan
pardon board
Tariff Bill Advances Amid Senate Talk Of Recess
The Underwood tariff bill was engrossed for presentation to the house while democratic leaders in the senate prepare to consider it. House leaders discuss a possible thirty day recess during the senate review as the president’s currency views remain unresolved.
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Washington
house
ways and means committee
senate
congress
Governor McGovern Denies Invitation For Madison Banquet
Madison, May 8. Governor McGovern says he was never invited to a proposed Republican banquet here. Sol Levitan says he offered the governor a ticket and that invitations were broadcast statewide. The governor calls the plan factional rally and says he will not attend or buy tickets.
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Madison
Wis
McGovern
Sol Levitan
Scott
Mr. Levitan
Death of C F Timm Plymouth resident and business leader
Mr C F Timm longtime Plymouth resident and former Democratic nominee for register of deeds died at his home at 5 pm after a prolonged illness due to diabetes. He was born March 26 1865 in Cascade and lived here as a mill owner hardware dealer and liquor businessman. Survived by wife Minnie son Milton parents J W and Mrs Timm two brothers J H and William and three sisters Anna Preuss and Timm. Funeral at his home Saturday at 2 pm.
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ternoon
Timm
Mr. Timm
Cascade
Minnie Schneider
Plymouth
Schwartz
Plymouth lane
Timm & Darling
Plymouth Reporter
Schneider
Columbia
Milton
J. W. Timm
J. H. Timm
William Timm
Milwaukee
Anna
R. Preuss
Alfreda
Debs Sheppard and Warren Freed in Federal Case
Federal charges against Eugene V. Debs J I Sheppard and Fred Warren were dismissed in Fort Scott Kansas after Attorney General instruction. The trio had been indicted last November for obstructing justice by encouraging witnesses to flee the country in a case tied to obscene material about Fort Leavenworth and published in Girard.
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Associated Press
Fort Scott
Kan
Eugene V. Debs
J. I. Sheppard
Fred Warren
Girard
Debs
Sheppard
Warren
federal
justice py
J. A. Wayland
Phifer
Leavenworth
Debs, Warren and
J. P.McDonnough
Kansas City
California
Wisconsin seniors back life insurance plan for needy students
Madison May 8 Six hundred University of Wisconsin seniors vote to take out $100 life insurance policies through the state's life fund. Premiums are nominal and payments run twenty years. At end, proceeds convert to a fund to aid needy students, with death benefits reverting to the fund. Interest is expected to yield about $40,000 for students in twenty years. The plan is described as unique among universities.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
state life
Record Flight Sets New Duration in France
Charters May 8 report from Frangeois, a German pilot, who flew a biplane with six passengers for seventy five minutes, breaking the existing duration record.
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Associated Press
Charters
France
Militant suffragettes threaten bigger violence in Britain
London reports indicate property damage in the British Isles over five million dollars in three months with guards assigned to cabinet members and plainclothes officers watching crowds. Militant leaders vow harsher actions, while a bomb was found before detonation near Cottenham and Flora Drummond collapsed in Bow Street court as the case proceeds.
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England
London
British Isles
Scotland Yard
suffragettes
Cottenham
Flora Drummond
Bow street
machicious
Clayton
treasury
house of lords
Italians sought in white slavery ring murders
Milwaukee and Chicago detectives and federal agents pursue two Italians, a man and a woman, alleged leaders of a white slavery organization linked to a string of mysterious murders over the past year.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Chicago
Labor Leaders Seeks Appeal In Buck Stove Case
Washington May 8 Attorneys for Samuel Gompers John Mittenel and Frank Morrison asked the district court to state its mandate sentencing Gompers to 30 days in jail andMittenel and Morrison $500 each for contempt in the Buck Stove Range case The counsel announced their intention to appeal to the U S Supreme Court The court granted leave to renew the motion if the bill cannot be prepared in 15 days.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
John Mittenel
Frank Morrison
district court of police
Gompers
saiing Mitchell
Morrison
Buck, Stove & Range
supreme court of the United States
Fire Kills Three at Crandall Horse Co Stable
A blaze at Crandall Horse Co stable in Buffalo on May 8 results in three men burned to death. Fire caused extensive damage valued at about 10,000 dollars with authorities investigating the cause amid reports of spread and rescue attempts.
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Associated Press
Buffalo, N. Y
Crandall Lorse Co
Murder Was His Business: Henry Lee Moore Linked to 25 Murders
Warden McClaughry, special agent of the department of justice, attributes 25 murders across Missouri, Kansas, Colorado, Iowa, and Illinois to Henry Lee Moore who is serving a life term in Missouri penitentiary. The theory follows an exhaustive study of the cases conducted by the warden.
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Associated Press
Leavenworth
Kan
May
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Iowa
Henry Lee Moore
Missouri penitentiary
McClaughry
department of justice
Train Bombing Kills Federal Soldiers Near Border
A troop train carrying 250 federal soldiers was blown up by dynamite near the Sonora Coahuila line in Nogales Arizona. An official report received today confirms most passengers were killed in the disaster.
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Associated Press
Nogales
Ariz
Sonora-Coahuila
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ather
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Fesing
Wolters
Charles Voigt
Fred Daetz
John Coelzer
Daetz
Goelzer
Detling
Collins & Collins
BABES
C.F.TIMM
C. F. Timm
register of deeds
Mgr. C. F. Timm
Fort Leavenworth
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