Senator Borah Urges Jury Trial Protection in Resolution
A speech previewed by Senator Borah calls for keeping jury trials for criminal offenses under constitutional guarantee, opposing any move to substitute military commissions. The effort, tied to West Virginia labor studies and broader forensic arguments, argues such change would threaten republican government and citizens' rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Senate
Boral
Virginia
Fe Boothe
Toledo Statesman
West Virginia
Union
Tnaepen Wa Albuquerque To ae Maxieg
A fragmentary line from an Albuquerque page mentions Tnaepen Wa and To ae Maxieg in unclear context. The readable text provides no dates actions or outcomes to confirm. Further content is needed to establish a coherent event or notice for a complete card.
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Albuquerque
Inspector in Jackson County starts agriculture class at Parkeralure high
An inspector in Jackson County notes a new agriculture class at Parkeralure high school. Judge Moss provides a complete line of agriculture literature from the department. The pension office is finalizing claims for Lorena D. Wright of Ripley and Peter R. Greenwalt of Bers Run.
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Jackson County
Parkeralure—high School
Judse Moss
Pension Office
Lorena D. Wright
Jof Ripley
Peter R. Greenwalt
Bers Run
Schmidt's Fate in Murder Trial Reaches Jury Again
New York February 5 Hans Schmidt the alleged priest stands before a jury for the second time in the murder of Anna Aumul ler. Justice Davis charges the panel that if Schmidt did not realize the nature of his act he must be acquitted.
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New York
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumuller
Davis
Schmidt
Active Circular From Huerta Front Demands Diligence
President Huerta issues a circular to all army divisions and state governors announcing intensified action against rebels. It calls for extreme vigilance in protecting noncombatants and recalling foreign nationals from operational zones.
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Car
Associated Press
Mexico City
Huerta
All Army
Ux Asa
Mrs Nelson Dies After Kidney Trouble at Home
Mrs Cathryn Nelson aged 74 wife of R Nelson of 121 Broad Oaks passes away at 6 30 this morning after a lingering kidney ailment. She is survived by two sons. Funeral arrangements not yet made, body to be taken to Todians for burial.
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Cathryn Nelson
Nelson
Broad Oaks
Hess
Old Howe
Todians
Smallpox Controlled Reported in February Update
Fragmentary notice reports smallpox control measures in February with names obscured and unclear agency. No further details on location or individuals available in readable text.
Free Passes for All Railway Men and Crash Report
Free passes for railway workers are noted amid a report of two Baltimore and Ohio yard engines collide near Monongahela River. Both engines derailed with crews escaping unharmed by jumping clear. Grafton wrecking crew cleared debris. tracks expected open by evening. The commission seeks ruling on free passenger transport and clergy reduced rates.
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Baltimore & Ohio Yard
Monongahela
Panibanyean
Ae Adamsaton
al Isenburg
Bagee Pena
Gremen
Grafton
Missing Man in Pittsburg Search Follows Chesnell
Pittsburg police seek William Chesnell a Uniontown business man missing since he left home with 600 dollars claiming a trip to Pittsburgh. He later reported being in Farmington West Virginia and New Martinsville Ohio. relatives fear harm and request police to locate him.
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Pittsburg
William Cheanell
Uniontown
Chesnell
Pitsburg
Farmington
W.a
New Martinstire
Fairmont
Smallpox scare hits Kentucky lawmakers and residents
Sore arms spread through Frankfort as a vaccination scare leaves many residents and lawmakers nursing injections. Reports say Senator J. F. Porter and Representative A. J. Oliver contracted the disease after a hotel stay linked to a black patron. doctors caution the spread originated there. Seven drunks arraigned in police court, none able to contribute.
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Wy Associates
PREZO
Frankfort
Kentucky
J. F. Porter
Dixon
A. J. Oliver
Allen County
Walter
Assembly
Will H. Cole
Murder Charge in Cleveland Case Ties to Pittsburg Man
Norman Stanley arrested in Wheeling after the body of Hubert Mercer of Pittsburg was found in a shallow grave in the Cleveland city hall basement. He later said he would return to Ohio without extradition papers, admitting he was with Mercer the night he disappeared.
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Mederatio Phers
Wheeling
Norman Stanley
Hubert Mercer
Pittsburg
New ‘City
Cleveland
Ohio
Hhn
Mercer
Amrher
Congressman Sutherland heads mine strike inquiry tour
Washington February reports Congressman Sutherland travels with the House sub committee to investigate mine strike conditions in the state. He expects to be away several weeks delaying duties on the good roads bill pending in Washington.
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Washington
J. D
Sutherland
Rade
House ‘Committee
Prisoner Hiram Blackwell Held On Peace Warrant
Hiram Blackwell, a Black man, was held in the county jail after a peace warrant sworn by Charles Thomms, janitor of the courthouse. He allegedly entered the bower room at the courthouse, argued with Thomms and another, and was jailed pending the warrant and hearing before Justice Jackson V Carter.
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Hiram Blackwell
Jackson
Carter
Charles Thomms
Court House
Blackwell
Thomas
Warne Quoted by Moss in Immigration Speech
Washington reports Rep Moss delivering a brief immigration bill speech on the final day of debate. He praises the Dill and previews an extended remarks document outlining his immigration views. The speech cites Dr Frank John Warne and details Warne’s career and connections in Pittsburgh and Parkerstown.
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Eine Vanmema
Washington, D. C
Moss
Frank John Warne
Tutce
Dr. Warne
Idsa
Graatistatermom
Heputifcan
Sarto Impersonation Notes Delay to May Meeting
A Knoxville report notes a committee member explains the push to shift a meeting date from March to May May tunes and spring scheduling influence the campaign plan for the Clarkeburg effort with adjustments due to northern location and travel timing.
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W. A
Sarto
Felix C. Sutton
Clarkeburg
Knoxville
Tenn
Coal Operators Conference in Southern West Virginia
A meeting of coal operators from southern West Virginia was held this week in Washington. While Pittsburgh district bituminous operators protested railroad rate hikes, southern groups largely abstained, saying higher freight costs would be borne by consumers and that they could not care less whether the petition succeeded.
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Washington
West Virginia
Pittsburgh
West
Virginia
Campaign to Protect Women in St Louis Aims for Shelter
A meeting under the Woman's Protective League launched a campaign for women's protection in St Louis. Plans include placing more women at union hotels to guide young girls new to the city and erecting a workers' hotel in the heart of the city.
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of Women
League
St Louis
ST. Louis
Woman's Pro
Working Woman's Hotel
Wage dispute settled for 3900 hosiery workers by arbitration
Philadelphia February 5 wage conflict ending after six weeks of strike and arbitration. Workers returned to work under terms providing back pay and new conditions. Louis D Brandeis likely to join a board as announced from Washington.
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Wee Areer Haenme
Philadelphia
Bell
Washington
Louis B. Brandeis
Boston
Stand Together For Hatfield Presidency Support
A fragmented 19th century political letter urges unity for Hatfield to secure the governorship and a favorable Legislature. It argues pledges must be honored and that electing supporters is needed to carry the platform. The writer notes Hughes and Hobson salary issues and urges commitment to the party's aims.
Unclear OCR Entry on Guard Interaction
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a scene involving a guard and others at a walkway or door. Details are missing, making the exact event, people, and location unreadable.
Changes in Mexican government and diplomatic postings
A report from February 11 notes resignations and shifts in Mexican leadership. It mentions Huerta's decree on interest payments, plans to return to Mexico, and possible appointments as minister of finances amid cabinet changes.
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Mexico City
ABICE
Ilalaces
Anshee
Huerta
Mexico
Basil H. Lucas Sells Notable Stone Mansion in April Sale
Basil H. Lucas has sold his magnificent stone mansion, one of the finest residences. He plans to remarry in the spring, and will relocate to another state rather than stay.
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Basil H. Lucas
Lucas
Shisnatou
Fragmented political and fire report from a late edition
The readable text mentions political figures and a hospital or hotel incident with injuries. It references Democratic and Senate contexts and a fire incident near a place called Melliere. Details are incomplete but indicate a news blurb about events and casualties.
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