Widow testifies on Annis death amid state witness ban
In Plushing, the widow of W K E Annis, killed by Capt Blaine, describes the fatal shooting but not the hospital aftermath. A key witness was ordered to leave the state amid defense prosecutions. eye witness Chaves Kurehel recounts the club-mate scene as court hearings continue on Annis death.
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Old Slavery Claims Hit Corn Products Plant
A federal grand jury probes Corn Products catching a system of virtual slavery. About 2,000 workers allegedly confined, with 12 men testifying that the plant is ringed by barbed wire and patrols. District Attorney says 16 investigators are on the case.
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Venezuela Declares War Against Holland Amid Turmoil
Caracas reports Venezuela declares a state of war in response to a Dutch blockade and perceived threats as Castro supporters riot. Reports detail looting of lottery offices, destruction of Castro statues, and police inaction before troops intervene.
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Record of alarming disease conditions national report
New York dispatch reports startling conditions nationwide with rising patient counts and neglected care. The agency notes hospitals under strain with about one bed for every 400 patients and insufficient resources for victims, signaling urgent public health concerns.
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Sultan Opens Parliament Amid Crowded Streets
The Sultan left the palace and proceeded to open parliament today as crowds surged with soldiers guarding the approach. The situation caused concern for the Sultan’s safety and calm control during the ceremony.
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Poison Case Probed In Mia Kellefer Family Deaths
Dorton December 17 investigation opens into the deaths of five members of Mia Mary Kellefer's family. Her husband and five children have died since 1901 as fire insurance claimed from 2800 to 25 dollars. Part of the family died of poisoning.
Taft Plans Two Month Stay In Atlanta With Sponsor
President Jones Taft visited Washington on December 17 and then traveled to Aguas Taft in Georgia for a two month stay to meet with Roosevelt, continuing discussions on Seavy.
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Trial of Teach Hargis Proceeding in Iroin Kentucky
Jury selection began in Iroin Kentucky as the Teach Hargis trial opened. Prosecution sought a swift process, with several delay attempts overruled and the court aiming to expedite the proceedings.
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Vorys to Be Interior Secretary in Taft Cabinet
In Columbus on December 17 the report circulated that President elect Taft will appoint Arthur J. Vorys to the cabinet as secretary of the interior, replacing James St. Clair. The move followed news that Taft withdrew an offer to Congressman Burton, and party leaders sought to sway support for Charles P. Tutt in the Senate race.
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ColuMpA Ohio committee reports admisson exam results
The committee reviewed 68 applicants for admission to the har met. On Wednesday afternoon the panel reported 58 passed the December 16 examination. Among the successful candidates are Cleveland, Albarn J A Cohan Leopold Friedman Koyanda Murphy Stolber Watson Wetter Buckler Perris Whe tloy Bist Read Sweltten Youngstown Jenkins Kenny and Liseirett.
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Fiend Who Assaulted Young Girl Lynched in Monticelo
Reported mob violence ends with a man accused of assault being hanged from a tree at dawn. Details describe the lynching after a confession claiming the crime, while another bank robbery attempt neariews a separate shooting leaves a suspect dying and three accomplices captured.
Trial hears defense voice amid night rider case mood
In Velo City Tennessee December 17 the defense counsel urged jurors to weigh guilt carefully while noting detectives from the Northwest Lake district will testify. In Milwaukee December 17 two men drowned and a third injured when a car plunged from Shaw Bridge into the river in dense fog. C Z Martlett and Albert Kunz died. A J Soliday survived but is near death after the wreck.
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Burton 13 No Longer Cabinet Possibility
New York dispatch reports Theodore Burton of Cleveland declined a cabinet post amid talks at a Taft conference. The Ohio delegation favored Charles P Taft for the senate seat. Daugherty stood apart while Taft enthusiasm dominated. The cabinet offer to Burton appeared withdrawn and not to be renewed.
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