Poole Faces Murder Charges After Farm Hand Killed
Wealthy farmer John Poole confesses to dismembering farm hand Joseph Kemper and burying him in a field near Blahana. Son Emory accuses Poole of murder and other farm hands Charles Clark and Charles Mack are missing believed slain. Detectives expect more bodies, fear lynching, and guard Poole at Hey Jail as crowds gather at the Poole farm seeking more victims.
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Three Drafts Of The Treaty Between United States And Britain
Three drafts of the arbitration treaty, discussed by Secretary Knox, propose US Britain accord with varied terms. Final form to be shaped by joint talks with the British ambassador, decisions hinge on whether the pact binds or states intentions only.
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W T Stend Defends Mormons in England
London reports thousands protest against Mormon proselytizing with church attendees counted and missionaries visiting tens of thousands of homes yearly. W T Stend defends the faith amid sectarian tension, urging a treaty to regulate relations without bias or entanglement.
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Absurd Tacoma Recall Makes Odd Ball Election Scene
A garbled report outlines a recall effort in Tacoma with four incumbents facing recall and no primary. It notes May election dates, petition backing, and the recall motion amid questions of efficiency and extravagance.
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Camorra Testimony Sparks Courtroom Turmoil
May 1 report details the Camorra's wide criminal network as informer Abbutemagela testifies, provoking Camorra anger and a dramatic scene with Corraio Horting and his wife nearby. A prison disturbance briefly suspends proceedings as Libel suit against Lattford Pinghot advances.
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Grand Jury Probes Corruption in Franklin County Politics
Grand jury in Columbus Ohio investigates years of alleged bribery and corruption tied to Franklin County officials and state lawmakers. Witnesses including Nye, Crawford, Kimbley, and others testify on money handed to influence votes and judicial districts. Police and detectives detail serial numbers on bills and potential bribery schemes involving Speaker Vining and Governor Harmon. The probe spans multiple departments and political roles as testimony continues.
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Morrogco’s Sultan Safe for the Present
The article reports on political and legal hearings involving Morrogco's Sultan and figures like Rempel, Vining, Kimble, and others. It references a split across judicial districts, legislative intrigue, and claims about confessions and investigations. It notes cross national comparisons and remarks about political figures’ statements.
Smiths Bill Getting Kicks in Senate Debate
United Press Wire reports in Columbus discuss Smiths bill amid tax debate. Senate morning session considers committee report on a state levy while Senator Dividavog objects and withdraws support. A long debate ends with a vote to move toward a referendum as Republican opposition grows.
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Untitled notice of factory mishap and government funds
Fragmentary text describes a factory incident with dynamite and workers noted among the Ami and Hridae groups. Mention of 100,000 pounds in the Government Treasury raises questions about a wartime funding request or related financial matter.
Chicago opens trades school offering skilled work to women
A public program in Chicago plans to open in June teaching practical trades including needlework and table linen repair. The initiative targets women, offering courses in cooking, dressmaking, and retail logistics, with a push for home and urban work, plus opportunities for vocational training in city schools.
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Japan to send rep to seal protection congress in Washington
Japan will participate in the seal protection congress to be held in Washington in May. The Imperial Foreign Office announced Tokyo's delegation, led by government officials, will discuss conservation measures and wildlife protection policies.
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Manigal Confession in McNamara Case Read Before Grand Jury
McManigal’s confession is rejected by District Attorney Fredericke as evidence in the McNamara trial. Attorneys for both sides seek pretrial access to testimony from the grand jury. McNamara and McNamara to be arraigned as suspects. Lewis of Chicago expected to be retained as counsel. A separate report links Jones McNamara to the “James Boyd” alias. a 1910 voyage aboard the Mandala ties a Schmidt description to the case.
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Extortion by Express Trust Seized in Interstate Inquiry
A troubling report alleges collusion between express freight firms and railroads to extort profits from shippers. The Interstate Commerce Commission opened hearings across more than 200 cities, scrutinizing ownership blocks and director ties between railroads and express lines. Preliminary steps began as regulators probe the transportation of fruit and fibre goods from Florida to Northern markets.
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