Husband shoots wife dead then surrenders to police
Nellie Davis died after her husband David Davis grabbed a shotgun at her mother's Northview home and fired. He later surrendered at the St. Charles hotel corner claiming he did not kill another man involved. An inquest was ordered to investigate.
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Ott Davis
Nellie
Northview
Grether
Pollen
Grant
Yareg Msi
UK Daily Telegram
Weanesday
Holly
Werninger Street
Cumberland
Davie
Cy Clong
Davis
Mr. Shope
St. Charles
Mya. Davis
Richards
David
Nic
Glen Elk
Northglew
Beck
Win Wity
Wincett
Rien
Aerde
Jojlwren
S. Ar. Maou
Court adjourns after successful term ending
The fiscalial court adjourns Friday after a term that saw seven cases concluded and readiness for new business. Local officials note orderly proceedings and improvements in courtroom efficiency.
Pope Seeks News On Illness Readings
The Pope remains in care with his condition unchanged though slightly higher temperature. He wished to read newspapers to know what is published about his illness, and his private secretary and sisters visited him as medics monitor exertion limits. (Continued on page eight.)
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Pope
Tiis
Evid Nieve
Hig
Liquor at Dances Cited as Cause of Downfall
Mrs Gertrude Britton a social settlement worker told the Illinois commission that many dance halls dispense liquor to girls under 16 and that about 200 Chicago venues sold liquor or provided stork drinks. She noted some halls are immoral and blamed liquor for leading to ruin though some halls offer wholesome diversions. Myrtle aged 17 testified about losing control while escorted to dances. Continued on page five.
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Eece Reed
Thiengo
Britton
Hor
Young Woman's Christian Association Review Debate
At the national convention of the YWCA the claim by Mabel Cratty that "This is a Woman Home" is weighed against Grace Dodge's statement of a breaking up and 190000 women in the United States adrift or homeless, with 20000 estimated by Mrs Schooley. the discussion touches on exports to the San Francisco exposition.
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Ticumond
Young Woman's Christian Association
Mias
Mabel Cratty
National Board
Howe
Grace Dodge
Ih Wolied
Mfvs Il Schooley
Maya
Arrest of Jovepit Tisher Shocks Paoae Strike Scene
Ny April 11. Jovepit Tisher, a wealthy SK manufacturer, was arrested after a girl arriver accused him of threatening her with a revolver during a picket. Hundreds of strikers have been arrested, but he is the first manufacturer detained.
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Paeae
Patoreon
Jovepit Tisher
Misher
Eastuily
Morgan Body Guarded Ahead of Morgan Funeral Plans
The steamer bearing J P Morgan's body passed Nantucket at 4 AM and was to dock late afternoon. The body will be moved under police guard to the Morgan Library for wake on Monday before services at St George Church, then transported by special train to Hartford for burial. guards and photographers barred at Morgan House area.
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Oeiatho
New York
Steaship
France
J. P. Morgan
Nantucket
Morgan
St. George’s ‘Church
Morgan House
Moray
Negro man defends self in assault at Fourth Street saloon
William Clark, a Black man, declares I got him and threatens to kill if I had a weapon as he is arraigned in Magistrate G Nicowarner's court on a felonious attack charge against Davis Stewart, another Black man, at a Fourth Street saloon. He is held for grand jury.
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William Clark
G. Nicowarner
Davis Stewart
Fourth Street
Eran
Justies
Death of George Bion Reported After Carbolic Acid Ingestion
The body of George Bion arrived here after reportedly dying by his own action from drinking carbolic acid. He was brought by train No 4 on Tuesday night and taken to the home of James Elliott at 912 Seventh Street, with funeral arrangements not yet set.
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George Bion
Rooin
Toten
Farkersburg
Jamea Biliott
Seventh Street
Tke
West Virginia Sunday School Convention Program
The thirty fifth annual West Virginia Sunday School Association convention lists executive committee meetings, multiple sessions across First Methodist and various churches, with speakers including Bishop William M Bell and Prof. Maxwell. The program features morning and afternoon sessions, night meetings, and district activities, concluding with prayers and benedictions.
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West, Virginia
Studiy’ School ‘Association
Wednysiay
Wal- Jo
Harry L. Maxwell
Harry Is Bond
Prof
Maxwell
William Mr. Bell
Central Christian
Fliat
Methodist
Water #treeb
Robert J. Dickson
Christian Church
H. Clay Worth
A. T. Phiilips
John
Alexander
Benedict
Reese
W. B. Taylor
W. H. Fields
Water Street
Blanchard
Edwin W. ‘Thornton
F. E. Brin
First Presbyterian Church
Arther
T. Arnold
Will A. Strickler
Sugar Tariff Schedule 4 Fight Continues in House
House Democrats press the sugar tariff issue as a tie up lingers over Schedule 4. Talks behind closed doors aim to finish on the tariff and move to Senate action with support from key allies. U.S. lawmakers expect to carry the sugar proposal without changes as experts assist in the revision process.
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Wes
Washington
Ainderwood
Senate
Vormmilttes
Ibnitaly
President Wilton Eyes Canada Bond With Anson Support
Washington dispatch reports President Wilton expressing interest in backing baseball icon Adrian C. Anson, famed as Pop Anson, while efforts to rally support in Chicago and Saint Lake City face a tense political backdrop amid civic officials in Chicago.
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Washington, D. C
Wilton
Terest
Cunadhaly Oy
Adrian’c. Anson
Anson
Sait Latke
Ch “Haring
Chica
Ten Vote Coupon Expires Tomorrow in Telegram Contest
The Daily Telegram prints the final ten vote coupon with one p.m. Saturday deadline for contestants. Out of town entries may mail ballots by Saturday and be credited to their standing. Prizes include a vintage car now on display at Montecello Auto and Garage Company. Flood delays affect the Price and Teeple planes shown at Burkham and Tyler's store. Cont. on page elect.
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Montcello Automobile and Garage Company
Burksham
Mothers Pension Act Passes House Vests Funds in County Aid
A bill for indigent mothers pension was approved by the House and moves to Governor Cox. It provides for an annual tax levy of one tenth of a mill, expected to raise at least $700,000 to fund pensions for widows and disabled or deserted wives. Courts may order payments of $1 per month per child under 14, with higher amounts for additional children. boys under 14 are restricted from selling newspapers or chewing gum on sidewalks.
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Mesa
Columbus
Greenland
Cox
Wilde Agarden
Messin
Servian Troops Withdraw From Montenegro Front
Servian forces retreat from Montenegro after assisting Montenegrin army in the siege of Bottacia. They march back toward Servia leaving Montenegro defiant against the powers.
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Petam Celtinin
Montenegro
Bottacia
Servia
Monténégro
Women Destroy Large Grandstand In Hood
A Zanesville report states that heavy damage from a Hood at the repair shops left the Baltimore and Ohio railroad plant ruined. The company will rebuild the plant in another city and workers at the hope were told to prepare to leave Zanesville as the fire destroyed buildings and machinery.
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Zanesville
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Khope
Zanes Ville
Quarterly conference and local notices from distant timetables
The fragmentary text reports a quarterly conference to be hosted at Ab chapel Broad Oks Sara day and Sunday with a reference to The Repte Remnant Thokiannun. A separate item mentions London April 11 and a cricket crowd at Cambridge. It also notes Mia Emerson, an American suffragette released from prison after a window incident, diagnosed with appendicitis and awaiting treatment.
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Fragettes Tudey
Timbridge
Denia
Pai
Mia
Hmerson
Dirigibia
Sugar Tariffs and Presidential Debates Scrutinized
Fragmentary notes show discussion of a proposed sugar tariff and its impact over a three year plan. President Wilton and Governor Adams temper debate while Colonel Robert Wing and lawmakers clash on timing and policy with Pence and Payne figures cited in a broad, unresolved policy outline.
Retention Proposed for Civil War Official at White House
A garbled report notes Corporal James Tannery and former Grand Army of the Republic commander may keep their posts, with William La Fullette, brother of a Wisconsin Democrat senator, prominent in the events at the White House.
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Washington
James Tannery
Afelens Rembligan
Grand Armyr of the Republic
Snowdrift wreck claims two lives and injures several
A Union Pacific passenger train No 110 plunged into a snowdrift three miles west of Barns injuring passengers and killing engineer Thomas Hale of Hills, Kentucky and a fireman. The train was traveling at high speed with two locomotives derailed and engines on their sides.
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Cheyenne Wills
Colbie Ayre
Thomas Hale
Hills
Knn
Seriou
Union Pacific Railway
Americans killed in Guaymas street shooting
Two U S citizens were killed and others wounded in a street shooting at Guaymas Sonora on a Wednesday night near the Mexican coastport. Mexican police were wounded while attempting to arrest the attackers.
Thefts Strike Ohio River Town as Early Morning Burglary Occurs
In Wheeling on April 1 a post office at Stewartville was robbed. Police report the culprits entered during dawn hours, pried open a window, and escaped with an amount valued at nitty cunts, though details remain unclear.
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Wheeling
Stewartvillé
Ohio
Unclear OCR Record of El Paso Train Trade
Fragmentary OCR text from El Paso dated April 11 mentions a train, a sale at 25,000, and a trade on a railway. Names and places are garbled, but references to government sale and railway trade are present without clear dates or entities.
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EL Paso
Tex
Wilver
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