Branch Murder Trial Deliberations Enter Final Phase
The State of Ohio v Thomas Branch goes to the jury after ten days of trial for first degree murder. Judge Parke read the jury charge as L C Stillwell argued for the state and Willian G Koons for the defense. The jury retired at 3:28 pm and will return with a verdict following closing arguments.
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State of
Ohio
Thomas Branch
L. C. Stillwell
Parke
Blair
Tranch
Iivel
Youngstown
Vernon
Ashbaugh
William G. Koons
Linton
Koons
Hieff
Wneh
Branch
Allie
Ife
Telary
Teanoh
Clarence McKinney
Rui
Mir Koots
Twelve Jurara
Lot C. Stillwell
Stillwell
Tile
Stilwell
Brinch
Muder
Mr Stlwell
Matthe
Mr. Stillwell
Sculptor quits art to make a living
A dramatic court instruction fragment outlines murder and manslaughter charges. It details first and second degree murder criteria, premeditation, malice, and jury standards, with references to Clarence McKinney Carrie Branch Nannie McKinney and related testimony.
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Imam Sre
Clarence McKinney
Carrie Branch
Nannie McKinney
Croneh
McKinney
Carri Brasieh
Olire Bushi
Jury Foreman Role Clarified Amid Verdict Process
A fragmented note discusses selecting a foreman juror and the duty to uphold verdict integrity by addressing and refuting it in court. The text implies procedures for jury deliberations and final decision making.
Grand Duchess Olga Found by American Red Cross
Grand Duchess Olga, sister of the late Czar Nicholas, has been located by American Red Cross workers near Vorvorggsisk in Russia. She is one of three surviving Komunoll sisters, with two others in Copenhagen and London. Age eight years old.
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Washington
Olga
Nicholas
Russia
Red Cross
Boxeay
Vorvorggsisk
Sont Rusia
Anterieat Red Dram
Hot of Komunoll
Copenhagen
London
Ives Of The Americans In Danger
A fragment reports 200 Americans at Lelpaie dialing Major Gene writ Mien for evacuation. They claim danger to lives. General Alen dispatches a special train toward them.
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Ives
Tte
Lelpaie
Gene Writ Mien
Berlin in Turmoil as Power Shifts and Soldiers Panick
Reports from Berlin and Paris describe crowds in public places amid ugly humor and panicky military forces. Von Luettwitz and independence socialist factions loom while claims of a soviet government are denied and Kaiser-era officials face charges.
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Berlin
Kapp
Associated Press
London
Germany
General von Luellwitz
Kupp
Ion
Wienow
Dr. Schiffer
Prisoners Escape From Steubenville Jail
Sheriff Daker found the county jail empty at midnight as eight inmates fled after cutting their way to liberty. Searchers report no trace of the escapees and city authorities begin a wide manhunt.
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Basineet Steubenville
Oho
Daker
Final Vote Expected Soon on Peace Treaty Approval
Senate leaders said a final vote on ratifying the peace treaty could come today or tomorrow with no showdown planned before adjournment. A night session is considered likely if remaining reservations are disposed of.
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Washington
Senate
Robbers Empty Bank Safety Boxes in Trenton Heist
Eighty six safety deposit boxes were emptied at the Bank of Trenton in Trenton eight miles from Hamilton. No loss estimate has been made. Local police pursued the robbers last night.
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Associated Brees
Tumferd Hamilton
Wittys
Bank of Trenton
Trenton
United States builds more warships than any other nation
Naval experts say America is constructing a larger tonnage of warships than any other country. The report highlights ongoing naval expansion and its implications for global power dynamics.
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Try Asset Peo Mo
Phe Ranhir
Washington
United States Naval
Tor
America
Ohio Briefs Bandusk Note
A fragment from Ohio briefs notes an event or person named Bandusk. details are unclear and the item appears damaged or incomplete. The readable text references schools and locals, but lacks concrete facts or dates to confirm context or outcome.
Allied Forces Enter Constantinople in Turkish Capital
Allied troops led by General Sir George Milne seized Constantinople early March 15 occupying the ancient Ottoman capital. Heavy exchanges with Turkish defenders occurred as ships of the Allied fleet moved into the Bosphorus and troops landed without organized resistance.
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Constantinople
George B Milne
Turkey
Dirk
Benbow
Ponditurion
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Dence
Price
Keuin
Brandt
Keene
Tom
Mr. Koons
Hraich
Hie Amar
Columbus
Mt Vernon
Tin
Konus
Cireu
Hig
Willan M. Koons
Mr Baons
Jfudge Park
Ahate
Coittoernia
Czar
RED Ghods
South
American Red Cross
Montreal
Ebert
Fremler Kheert
Imperial Court of
Lelpale
Fellon
de Kapp
General von Luetuvitz
Gottlob von Jagow
Trotha
Axtontiten Press
Tannoet
Ebeert
Amsturdam
Assembly
Amy
Pram
Stuttgart
German National Assembly
Assemely Hall
United States
Bandusk
Buonaa
Turk Capital
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