Reprieve Sparked Hope For Hoch In Murder Case
Hoch, on death row for murder, received a reprieve after hours of delay as attorneys and the jail physician discussed stays. He read the Bible, prayed, and awaited news while supporters pressed for Supreme Court review. The state’s attorney reported the stay news to Hoch, who expressed belief in the law and willingness to accept a fatal ruling if review is denied.
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Mervatul
Mike Hintrarton
Whitman
de BW. McNamara
Hoch
Supreme Court
Three Young Ladies Drowned In Columbia River
A fishing party near Government Island ends in tragedy as Edna Fisher Lillian Zeteler and May Appler drown in the Columbia River after venturing into deeper water. Rescuers including Timmons and Mad Lalit Aigler attempt rescue but all efforts fail. A strong swimmer and Mrs Timmons manage to save two others, while Roosevelt administration was advised of the incident.
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Baron Komura Speaks of Peace Negotiations
Baron Komura believes Japan will abandon indemnities in peace talks and that war may end with the arrival of plenipotentiaries at Portmouth next month. Sato, Japan’s peace delegation spokesman, says both sides seek peace with moderation and that mistreatment of terms will fail. He notes Japan pays a daily cost of about 1 million and that an armistice is a likely early issue for plenipotentiaries.
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Norwegian steamer Tricolor wrecked off Cape Mendocino
The Norwegian steamer Tricolor ran ashore in fog at Cape Mendocino at 2 o clock Tuesday and remains fast on the rocks. The ship is reported intact and sinking slowly, with wreckers and Indians awaiting salvage from the hull. Captain Wold plans no coast descent. owners and the Western Fuel company are notified of the loss of 6,500 tons of coal cargo.
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England Threatens Uruguay Over Canadian Vessel Prisoners
Washington reports no relief in the British Uruguayan dispute over the Agnes Tonahoe crew. London contemplates sending a warship after failed diplomacy, while arbitration remains offered but rejected by Uruguay. The American minister will press arbitration as the preferred path to release the Canadian captain and crew.
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Uruguay
Agnes Tonahoe
State Department
London
Jewelry Robbery in Connecticut Reveals Large Loot
A daring burglary exposed Tuesday involved about 15 000 dollars worth of jewelry sent to pawn brokers in New York. A wealthy New York man linked to Europe and family networks may have seen the scene, while Connecticut police chase leads. A second theft totaling 25 000 dollars was reported in New York that same day. High value items include turquoise necklace, a pearl necklace with a cross of eleven pearls, and a fifty five opal necklace with intervening crystals.
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Elpen Jors
Fox Europe
Connecticut
United States
Sant Ly
Feudists clash in Kentucky deadly battle between factions
Desperate encounter near Letcher and Pike counties pits Mullins against Fleming forces. Leader Sol Fleming and William Mullins were wounded. Sol Fleming died after a fierce exchange of bullets. About fifty shots fired. Deputy Sheriff detained three Mullins faction members. Fleming fled with followers, new violence feared.
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Sol Multing
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Mercer County
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Gerest
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Abduction Case In Ottawa Reveals Kidnapping Plot
Three year old Helen Cooper was allegedly kidnapped from Ottawa Oklahoma by her mother Mira Cooper who pretended to be an attorney and fled with the child. William S Cooper is named in the investigation as the father.
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Hoeitu
Prince Will Visit Washington in October Reception Planned
The state department prepares to welcome Prince Lowry of Lisburg in October with an armored car convoy and formal receptions. The President will host a dinner at the White House in his honor, with Mortimer Fram giving a private presentation as part of the occasion.
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Emitiasaadir
Lane 10
Dairyman Sues for Damages Over Auto Crash
A dairyman filed a $10 710 damages suit in Superior Court arising from a May night automobile collision that killed millonaire Hyatt Cock and injured his family. The defendant Milton Taylor Hancock Jr. allegedly caused the wreck on Hancock machine. The case names Jo ta Sal as the plaintiff and Hancock Jr. as sole defendant.
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Millonaire Hyattcock
Superior Court
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Hancock
Saul Charger
Milton Taylor Hancock, Jr
Kon
Too Early for Peace Says Japanese Editor
New York reports Nasujiro Jabikaw editor of the Hachi Shimbun in Tokio, accompanying ink Komura the peace envoy, said in a Monday interview that Japanese public opinion favors delaying peace. He warned against fighting again and urged stopping imperial ambition. Indemnity figures ranged from $740,000,000 to $2,500,000,400, with the editor suggesting $1,000,000,000 as acceptable.
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Hachi Shimbun
Tokio
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Tapan
Tenue
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Fever in New Orleans Could Be Contained Before Frost
New Orleans officials expect to gain full control over the fever by week’s end. Inspections and reports grow more effective, enabling precise case counts and a forecast that no new infections from the current source will appear. Afterward the city may not resume fruit trade until companies accept strict regulations to prevent fever spread.
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Mobile
Luck of Tenderfoot strike rocks Nevada mining scene
Reno excitement grows after Dewill Hovee and associates from Pittsburg uncover an eight inch ore lode near Whitehorse district valued at $160,000 per ton. assays confirm rich gold content as prospecting outfits rush to site while surrounding ground is claimed.
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Whitehorse
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Pittsburg
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Five Die as Lightning Strikes Coney Island Bathing Park
A Sunday thunderstorm at Coney Island killed five people and seriously injured nine at the Parkway Beach area. One man died at Gravesend Beach as a second storm hit Gravesend. Ambuses ferried the injured to hospitals while rescuers searched bodies. a bath house fire was quickly put out by rain.
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Fagtar
Preacher Guilty of Murder in Carter Family Case
In Valdosta Georgia Rev J G Rawling was found guilty of being an accessory to the murder of two Carter children. If not overturned, Rawling his son Milton and Jesse Moore and Alfred Moore face hanging. The killings followed a feud between the Rawlins and Carter families with the plan to attack the parents at supper.
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J. G Rawling
W. T Carter
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Moore
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Leonard Rawlins
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Russian Press Warlike As Peace Conference Nears
In St. Petersburg the press grows warlike as talks near, urging the government to resist humiliating demands even if it means continuing the war. The Kiss comments on Sato interviews, saying peace on Sato’s terms would only be an armistice.
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St. Petersburg
Sato
Utah Man Killed in Wreck on Santa Fe Rally Route
A broken axle or wheel caused the California special train wreck on the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe rally road at Lemont Sunday night. One man died, four were fatally injured, and a score of passengers were injured. The dead may be John Grigorie, an Italian laborer from Sunnyside Utah.
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New Orlean Disease Update From Sunday Report
The Orleans update notes few fever cases with 28 percent total to date and 47 deaths to date. New cases Sunday show minimal change since Saturday as sanitation and screening continue daily to make the city mosquito proof amid ongoing fumigation and oiling efforts.
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Tragic case of Bal Dogherty 13 in vocoma Wash
A North Yuthmu dispatch reports Bal Dogherty aged 13 in vocoma Washington who died after a self inflicted gunshot on Sunday following a Saturday attempt. The girl forged a $2 check in her mother’s name. the bank returned it unpaid. Her father died by suicide a year ago and her grandfather had also killed himself.
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Murdered Woman Found Shot. Husband Sought in Local Mystery
Percy J. Luster, wife of the manager of the local telephone company, was found at her home Saturday with a bullet wound. Police seek her husband, who is missing, as investigators press for clues in the ten-year residence and social prominence of the couple.
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