Delay is secured in sentencing of Schmitz attorneys
Boise dispatch describes the Cripple Creek strike trial proceedings with cross examination of W F Davis by Senator Borah and defense attorney Darrow. Davis counters, Rush testifies on a train wreck attempt, and Ed Boyce recounts the 1893 formation of the Western Federation of Miners, as Boise observers note courtroom strategy and public amusement.
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Boise
Steunenberg
W. F. Davis
Orchard
Cripple Creek
Borah
Denver
Independence Station
Wyoming
Darrow
Davis
W. W. Rush
Florence and Cripple Creek
D. C. Scott
J. C. Sterling
Western Federation of Miners
Mine Owners Association
Idaho
Steve Adams
Vindicator
Sherman Parker
Victor
Stewart
Hawkins
Slim’ Campbell
Mine Owners’ Association
J. J. Campbell
Campbell
Senator Borah
W. Wi. Rush
Moffat
Rush
Western Federation of Min
Union
Mr. Darrow
D. C Scott
Mr. Scott
Economic Mill
Scott
Bull Hill
K. C. Sterling
The
Judge Loving Shot 10 Kill in Virginia Murder Trial
In Loving murder case Judge Barksdale excludes prosecution evidence about Miss Loving's tale of ruin arguing truthfulness is irrelevant. Livery-stable witness T McGuiness places Loving near Estes before shots. Separate report from Connecticut notes rowing race delays due to rough water and a defendant’s remark about the shooting.
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Houston
T. McGuiness
Lovington
Judge Loving
Estes
McGuiness
Loving
Theodore Estes
E. L. Kidd
Nelson
Miss Loving
Nine year old girl attacked by Black man sparks lynch scare
Laura Akers, nine, in a Los Angeles tent near Edwin Avenue and the river was assaulted by Jim Burnett, a larger Black man. Curtis and a crowd pursued. Burnett was captured and jailed. The Times notes the girl is in precarious condition and may press charges if she dies. The child is not from the local Akers families but linked to a William Akers who stayed in the area last winter.
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Los Angeles
Laura Akers
Los Angeles Times
Edwin Avenue
Jim Burnett
Curtis
the Times
Akers
William Akers
Goddess of Liberty Contest Ends Tonight
By 9 o'clock tonight the last vote will be counted and the three winners in the Goddess of Liberty contest determined. At 3 this afternoon no change in leaders. Mrs. Silver leads amid a flood of Tuesday votes. The race remains close as details of a train wreck inquiry surface and local shopping features advertise summer apparel.
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Goddess of Liberty
Little Child Baptized at Catholic Church
Nellie Weimer, child of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Weimer, was baptized at the Catholic Church last evening by Father Frund. Godfather was Mr. A. R. Smith and godmother was his daughter Miss Sadie Smith.
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Nellie
Mike Weimer
Father Frund
A. R. Smith
Miss Sadie Smith
Prosecution Wins Out Over Defense In Schmitz Sentence
San Francisco June 27 The prosecution won delay over defense protests and the sentencing of Mayor Eugene Schmitz for extortion was postponed to July 8. Judge Dunne asked about the fate of four related indictments as DA Langdon sought time to decide. The crowd gathered, and Schmitz and counsel faced questions before the ruling.
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San Francisco
Langdon
Fairall
Dunne
W. H. Metson
Schmitz
Temple Israel
California
Webster Streets
Judge Dunne
J. C. Campbell
Charles H. Fairall
Frank Drew
John J. Barrett
Heney
Hiram Johnson
Chas. W. Cobb
Mr. Heney
Lawyers Heney and Moore clash in San Francisco court
In San Francisco on June 27 Judge Lawler's courtroom heated as Francis J. Heney calls A A Moore a liar and Moore retorts that Heney is a rascal. Spectators rise. both men withdraw insults after admonition. Later Heney taunts Moore as a shyster as other officials observe.
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Lawler
Francis J. Heney
A. A. Moore
Graham
Heney
Moore
Lawlor
Stanley Moore
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Rascal
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DR. Mabie
Orient
Korea
Henry C. Mabie
D. D
Boston
Mabie
Japan
China
Great World Student's Federation
Tokio
Morison
Shanghai
American Baptist Missionary Union
Special Agent
Burns
George Hess
Earl Rogers
United Railroad
Skeeter
Kodak Store
J. A. Hughes
Kern
Maizi
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