Trial Delayed as Panel Exhausted and Recalled
The court orders a second venire of 60 jurors for Thursday after most challenges and excusals are tallied. Names of additional indictable items are discussed by Hawley and Richardson amid objections, with Williams missing and Darrow questioning. The defense notes Williams left his family destitute.
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Aldee
Hawley
Ted & Hat
Moyer
Haywood
Pettibone Bimpkine
Richardson
Jood
Rich
A. D. Campbell
Spo
William Breenesaberg
William Neal
Stanley
Crowe Acquitted in Local Street Car Robbery Case
In Cornell Bluffs on May 22 Pat Crowe was found not guilty by a jury of holding up a street car about two years ago and robbing the area. One accomplice testified Crowe was not one of the robbers. Crowe, noted for the Cudahy child escape case, had been indicted for the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell Bluffs
Towa
Pat Crowe
Crowe
Blacks Condemn Roosevelt and Back Foraker for Presidency
In Boston on May 2 a meeting of colored citizens passed resolutions denouncing Roosevelt and endorsing James A. Foraker for president. The event occurred at Paneutl hall and reflects early 20th century party alignment among African American voters. The article also notes Coney Island Athletic Club improvements including a bath, training room, locker, reception room, expanded quarters, and a new west wall entrance. club membership around sixty with charter framing planned.
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Foraker
Boston
Mass
Seiteteatis
Pete Botsaals
Toftax
Scoat
Ot Foraker
Paneutl Hall
Coney Island
Sewer work funding plan outlined by city commission
The city commission met to organize bonds for an eighty thousand dollar sewer project. Perleman brothers sold the property to James K. Ine and others. Geo Harte, longtime city resident, was elected president. J W Platt treasurer. Bond issues of 10,000 each were discussed, with anticipated payments from property holders as sections of the sewer are completed. Public notice to hire work bidders was issued for June 17. The Singer SIK store acquired quarter sawn oak show cases for display.
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Leston
Perleman Brothers
Spokane
James K
Geo
Harte
Miyme
Aod
Bookane
J . W. Platt
Humber
Miisaton
Bogin
Welle
Ty Jane
Resolutions at Minneaplis Pass for Telegraphers Union
Minneapolis May 22 1907 resolutions pass at a nomvention of the Order of Born to Mr and Mire tenis Hla Svlstedh presented this morning by steven Pewee pict the event reflects union activity among railway telegraphers in Minneaplis and surrounding area.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis, Mine
Mr. and
Mire Tenis Hla
Svlstedh
Steven Pewee Pict
First Witness in Fraud Case in Moscow Idaho
Gay L Wilson of Clarkston Washington testifies in a federal fraud case in Moscow Idaho. He describes taking up a timber claim and deeding land to Lewiston Nations Bank for a $136 concession, with Willis Dwyer directing actions. The defense questions a prior statement and continuities with the Owyhee trial.
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Moscow
Idaho
Gay L. Wilson
Clarkston, Wand
Willis Dwyer
Lewiston Nations Bank
North Mabot
Jude Dettrick
Wilson
Owyfer
Aia Wan
Perine
Wilecan
O'Parton
Goodwin
Lewinson
Willson
Arend
Dwyer
Witnes
Derrr
Kester
Syre
Duper
Bim
Kertar
Suit for a Lange Debt in Wartoun Case
Willer and A J Devlin sue Howe Lake Lumber Co in Shoshone county over about 100000 related to nine promissory notes from 1906 to 1907. Attorney John I Cray of Life City leads what may be the largest debt recovery action in the county, naming multiple noteholders and unpaid sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denaary
Mob violence leaves several dead and injured in Claxton scene
A mob attacked the home of Mes or Padgett harboring a Black man accused of a crime. Gunfire killed John Hare and a Black man and wounded multiple others including W J Pierson and Padgett family members. Armed men pursued suspects. a Black man reportedly surrounded and possibly captured. An accident on a scaffold injured workers at a Movaghan building.
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Claxton
Obe
Ube
Negro
Ameult
Mes
Lars Moore
Hiving Meer
Mevemen
John Here
Sam Padgett
Padgett
W. J. Plerman
Momech
James A. Daniel
L. Kennedy
Lem Padget
Fam Padgett
Agro
Moore
John Hare
W. J. Pierson
Bulteta
Class Day Program Delights Graduating Class Crowd
A large crowd attended the class day exercises at the park with Misses Alest and McBuen opening the program. Lester H Vinowt read the history, while Kenneth Eider and Enon Marshall delivered speeches. The program featured poetry readings, a dramatic mock, and a marching finale, ending with a toast to the graduates and a carnival-like display of gas ore and sticks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayesereines
Isch Well
Peeil Lon
Alest
McBuen
Mise Koma
Lester H Vinowt
Lester H Vinowt and Proved A Very Interenting Story. the Clam Nomg Heven
Clam
Kenneth Eider
The
Elem
Sieving Sddrem
Enon Marshall
Sitinen
George Compal
Wimeelf
Kenneth Eider Tod
Warner
Pathin
Grend
Leartily
Mim
Sles
Nowwell
Meng
Ted Monde
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Str. Darrow
Williams
Condem
Roosevelt
Commission
Singer Sik
Binger
James O. Davidson
Witman
Deltrich
Leo
Rose Lake Lumber Company
Heme
Nom
Hamby
Rome
Portland
Cine
Ponrth
Sherman
Ave
Ty Pm
Tall
Prover
Hey
Litherland
Renitation
Nelle Norton
Mell
Momers
Thames
Henshaw
Mabe
J. P. Pelton
Kung
Amarin
W. B.C
Uolpate
Gaz Rogers
Lewis Lumter Company
Hie Noment
Irom Eountry
Womme
Hele
Idabs
Frodor Golovin
Sacced
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