Attorneys plead for their clients in dynamite conspiracy case
In Indianapolis the defense denounces the government in the dynamite conspiracy trial. Alfred Hovey completes a four and a half hour address as District Attorney Miller prepares a fifteen hour rebuttal. Ball for Kiram Kline ridicules government witness Ross and questions the Detroit money claim. Prosecution seats five more lawyers before Tuesday noon amid beliefs a verdict may come by Saturday.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Alfred Hovey
Miller
Herbert
Hockin
John W. Kern
W. T. Harding
Hovey
National Erectors’ Association
Indiana
Iaid Hovey
Ball
Walter Ball
Muncie
Kiram Kline
Robert G. Ross
Ross
Kline
Detroit
Hiram Kline
Wachmeister
Quigley
Wachweigter
K Kline
McManigal
J. B. McNamara
Benson and Dowd
Federal Grand Jury
Rochester
N. Y
Clarence Dowd
Hawaii
Personal Notices and Holiday Updates
Mr and Mrs Lewis Deibel returned from a pleasure trip to Pensacola visiting relatives. Miss Grace Lawless convalesces from La Grippe. Charles F Grove and Lee E Kimball back from Auburn College for holidays. Mrs George W Pryor visiting relatives in Pensacola then with Grace Lawless and Mrs W H Bancroft before joining husband in Danville Virginia for winter. Pound notice for cattle in Magnolia cemetery details and sale on Dec 26 1912. James Curran impounding officer.
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Lewis Deibel
Pensacola
Grace Lawless
Charles F. Grove
Lee E. Kimball
Auburn College
George W. Pryor
W. H. Bancroft
Danville
POUND
Magnolia
City Pound
James Curran
Hatchery Grows Alligator Hides for South African Demand
In a bid to supply hides for South Africa, an operation incubates alligators to meet rising demand. The article notes the scaled hatchery approach and potential risks to supply chains and animal welfare concerns.
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South Africa
Magnificent Structures for the Exposition
Final fee drawings announced for the Panama Exposition in San Francisco detail a harbor view city of palace exhibits. Groundbreaking for the palace of machinery on New Year’s Day, eight acres, with fourteen buildings under construction by August and completion expected June 1914. Grounds span 65 acres with three main groups: general exhibits, concessions, and state and foreign pavilions.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate
Harbor View
Exposition City
Presidio
Arkansas Deputy Killer Mallory Valued by Family and Community
A suspect named Mallory, linked to the murder of Deputy Moore, was captured after an officer’s brutal shooting in Widener. The slain deputy, 30, a long-serving figure in St. Francis County, was described as brave and popular. Mallory, a convicted offender with a troubled history, was found with the deputy’s gun and keys and pursued by a posse as details emerged of his criminal past and family background.
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Mallory
Widener
Rock Island
Moore
St. Francis County
W. BP. Williams
George B. Mallory
J. F. McDougal
Cecil Mallory
J. T. Johnson
Reform School
Nashville
Little Rock
Izen
Cecil
Palzer and McCarty Promised Big Boxing Week
Heavyweights Al Palzer and Luther McCarty promise a crowd pleasing Sunday program at Vernon and Venice training camps. Palzer weighs 218 pounds and McCarty 202 with a New Year bout set. Overworked sparring partners bear the brunt of their camps as fans anticipate a lively show.
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Los Angeles
al Palzer
Luther McCarty
Vernon
Venice
Oniy
Palzer
McCerty
Luther
Young
Monahan
McCarty
Santa Claus Do Heavy Business For Salvation Army
Ensign Morris reported strong financial returns from Saturday's item sale by Mr and Mrs Santa Claus to benefit the Salvation Army Christmas fund. Crowds gathered near Dauphin and Royal streets as the couple walked and sold papers, averaging more than ten cents each, with many copies sold through the day. Ensign Morris thanked The Item for donating papers and praised the event's success.
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Santa Claus
Salvation Army
Ensign Morris
Dauphin and
Royal Streets
Santa
Prediction of boxing match drew crowded expectations
A week ago a forecast claimed the men will box before a capacity crowd. Betting on the bout was light with even money offered.
Mysterious note leads to Atlanta arrest in depot robbery case
In Atlanta a note found in the room of W B Fitts of Birmingham Alabama prompted Officers Turner and Perry to arrest him on suspicion of robbing farmer R L Jones of Vienna Georgia of 166 dollars. Jones is to be summoned to identify the suspect.
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Atlanta
W. B. Fitts
Birmingham
Ala
West Mitchell Street
Turner
Perry
Fitts
R. L. Jones
Vienna
Mariage
Jones
Ben
Luthersville
Farmer Jones
Deal for Tobacco Crop Sale Called Off
In Bowling Green Kentucky the pooled crop sale to Brown & Co of Louisville was cancelled after Brown failed to finalize abroad. Managers shifted to a new deal for the Bowling Green one-sucker district and expect a trade within a few days.
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Bowling Green
Brown & Co
Louisville
Wickersham vows renewed suits against coal interests
The text notes Attorney General Wickersham plans to pursue pending suits and potentially target minor coal companies after a Supreme Court ruling. It mentions timing tied to crop movements and delays due to dry weather, with tobacco men awaiting outcomes of anticipated actions.
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Nounced
Combine
New York Schools Warn Against Roller In Streets
New York schools warn against the practice of roller ing in streets amid safety concerns. Officials urge students and residents to avoid street rolling activities to prevent injuries.
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New York
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Panama Pacific
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Palzer and
W .B. Fitts
Wickersham
High Court
ONYX
Quality
Dauphin St
E. H. Britton
Mobile, Ala
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