Neighbors defend Nancy Hall in fierce Lancaster trial
In Pickaway and Laurelville neighbors testify to Mrs Nancy Hall s character describing her as peaceful affectionate and self sacrificing during the trial for the poisoning of her daughter Ruth. Witnesses recall church store and home visits and support from relatives, while defense confirms the family faced financial strain. Continued on Page Five.
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Jaine
Pickaway County
Laurelville
Wrecking County
Wilmore
Lancaster
Nancy Hall
Elf
Hall
Yin
Charles St. Harmon
Seath Brownsville
Panuhe
Presbyterian Church
Whistter
Hull
Pittown
Mary Tull
Mary
Kila Stump
Margaret Franceco
Stella Mranciaco
Ron Lancaster
Atl
Mee
Ruth
Mia Lo
Sikadeh
Hal
Peace Likely as Miners Hope Philadelphia Talks End
The United Mine Workers announce a tentative suspension ending after a Philadelphia conference on April 19. Operators and miners expect a general peace and resumption of work soon. Wage increases are noted for Pittsburgh district miners and related regions, with varied mobilization and public notices across Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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Cleveland
Ap Adenba
Wake Cone
Ute
Une
Hiters
Jota
United Bina
Peace Committee
Teveland
White
Mine Workers International Howliertors
Democrats Making Good Investigations Dour Washington
Washington April 1 A sweeping set of investigations unfolds as Democratic committees press Cabinet officials and administrative officers for testimony. Records are being compiled and testimony given under power to compel attendance. The president faces potential scrutiny as investigations intensify amid party pressure.
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Winfield Dons
Washington
Democratis House of Representatives
Mergive
Momo
United States
Congrem
Tate
Howe
Taft Program Endorsed by State Republican Leaders
The Republican state committee met Saturday afternoon to endorse President Taft for the national convention selection plan. Roosevelt supporters argued against the plan while the committee recommended delaying the national convention until after the national meeting. Delegates and electors were debated, with most provisions favoring at large and district methods for selecting delegates.
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Sui Raee
Ted Hort
Mobttia
Hepublicen Siate
Raukday
Hiv
Cerma Colinas Arne
Ihn Roosevelt
Mesa Etlon
Taft
Hoowevell
Ame
Nocemany
Fragmentary Weather Note From Northern Regions
A fragmentary OCR style passage describes a cold trend in the extreme northern portions. It mentions a Tuesday clearing and colder conditions in the southern part, with unclear names or places due to damaged text. The readable data indicate a weather update style fragment from a local newspaper page.
Longstanding Hunt for Alien Menace Turns Deadly
A chaotic report details bloodhounds, detectives, and a tense pursuit as lawmen chase a dangerous force across rugged terrain. Vengeful trapping and stark losses mark the declared pursuit with prisoners and trials looming in Judge Madisse's courtroom.
Progressive candidate Dominates Wisconsin Primary Ballot
In Wisconsin the progressive leader claims a strong showing for the presidential preference primary on April 1. Supporters anticipate Sen. La Follette will head to the national convention with a favorable delegation from the state. The Democratic contest was quiet as party operatives faced silent opponents and reduced chatter today.
Coal Strike Fallout Creates Economic Uncertainty in England
Reports from London describe widespread disruption as coal miners return to work under a recent act while retail and shipping sectors brace for effects. Merchants warn spring goods inventories are strained. many mines resume operations, sparking concern over consumer prices and employment. The piece cites petitions and political pressure surrounding President Wilson and allied figures, with various regional responses and upcoming labor developments shaping the national mood.
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London
Tomauple
Anil
Uaniiew
Bone
de Berger
Sverkinge
Stormy Times in Mexico Maderos Fate in Balance
A drunken man kills a child in Port Anbu and an ensuing court case details the murder. The piece then shifts to political upheaval in the city with broad coverage of mayoral and council campaigns, including predictions and comment on party unity, voter expectations, and wage disputes. International and domestic labor tensions are noted alongside other local incidents and a separate incident about a carpenters strike in Oregon, California, and Washington.
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Hades
Johny A. Stee
Carpenters’ District Council
Gulag
Revolt and Madero Clash As Independent Party Plans Push
Dispatches from the capital describe ongoing turmoil as Madero faces opposition from the independent party. Provisions outline potential moves by Congress and the senate, with reports of militia mobilization and anticipated federal measures. A maritime vantage notes supplies and troop movements toward strategic locations, signaling a tense political standoff in early days of the crisis.
Presidential Delegates Counted at Washington Handicap
Delegates for the presidential contest in Washington on April 1 were tallied. Roosevelt supporters led with 63, while La Follette and other candidates received scattered allocations. multiple factions and chair decisions shaped the final distribution among Roosevelt, Wilkin, Burke, Harmen and others.
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Washington
Presidential Avorn
Tutt Surman
Pvgnov
Ty Roosevelt Tnten
Tateana Nugera
Oman
Roveovelt
Demnomius Delogatee
Chase
Mark
Wilkin
Marsall
Burke
Harmen
Wilin
Clark Harare
Wileguten
Wilmore
Mabie Déleguies
Miners Wage Controversy Flashes Between Meetings
The bituminous coal miners' wage dispute shifts from conference rooms to district offices as about 400 miners refuse work while others obey a union order. President White plans a Philadelphia visit and references possible referendums as tensions mount before labor talks.
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Hall's
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Ned Rae
United Mine Workers of America
Coa
Minera
Philadelphia
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Genera
Minora
Tuley
Pittehurng
Rampany
Woo
Pts IuMtute Company
Vata Coal Conwatysio
Carnégie Coal Company
Monongahela
Coat & Coky Company
Pitteborga& Westmetoland Can Company
Pittsburg
Wolonigwn
Wastington
Westmoreland
Fayette
E. Prive Jcake Company
Thomas Lynch
Coke Company
Roenoril
Inermase
Hazelton
Chigoghlon
Penzance
Philadel
Agell
Charleston
W. Va
Kanawha Ditrol
Uilestate
Tom Dotatle
Cleveland Vale
Wielverkotm
Palley Committee
Glenerrs
Minon
Mathie
Boomer Mines
Montgomery
W. Vu ‘Phere
Athens
Helioreen
Athens County
Columbus
Che
Pemddent White
Philosophical Phelix
Allen
Sidna Allen
Wesley Edwards
Tega Fans
Marie
Wiley
Hutt
Jaikak Vektorius
Wesley Edwarde
Ellevey
Peer Fueron
Vriteele Vertiin
England
Phemlnty HoAmeyelt
Chan Viark
Woodrow Wilken
Beery
Wil Parte
Wee Med
Wedtrow
Wilsor
George B. Gillen
Chicago Wilken Club
Mexico
Madero
Port Anbu
N.Y
Frank Amdrenesen
Todas
Uis Viethia
Andrewien
Cate
Acto
Aelenhore
Eribelund
Minewakem
SVT
Aghieh
G. Weding
Sunegartionn
Koelalit Caine
Mayte
Deta Camapalza
Counsil
Bynytor la Fotletti
Oregon
Wortinton
California
Mins
Collin
Omeri
Witham
Noing
United Prone
Mesion
Congress
Prandhro Madero
Republic
Odey
Arnoratty
Thud Ageros
Teich
Giville
Uae
Thenal
Independent Party
Callume
Dany
Gre
Eewalod
Jimines
Peeson
Oraney
Barreon
Uetnawn
Hardae
Juanes de Olrty
de la Puente
MMA
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