Kohler Frauds in Schearer Home Trial Details
Prosecution in Fred Kohler murder trial recounts events at Samuel Schearer home on June 5, 1912. Schearer testified Kohler was with his wife while witnesses described confrontations and attempts to separate Kohler from Mrs Schearer. Kohler sought reconciliation and faced divorce action. session adjourned to 1 p.m.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Golden Rule
Fred Kohler
Maenane i
Samuel D
Kohler
Schearer
Clayton P.in
Benmin
Benjamin
Mrs. Schearer
Schearers
CC. A. MacKenzie
MacKenzie
Washington Senate Bans Capital Punishment
Olympia March 12 The Washington senate passed a bill abolishing capital punishment. Governor Lister is likely to approve the act.
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Associated Press
Olympia, Wagh
Washington
Senate
Lister
Grand Duchess Tatiana Ill With Typhoid Fever
The second daughter of Emperor Nicholas, Grand Duchess Tatiana, is sick with typhoid fever at Tsarskoe Selo. Her condition is not considered alarming. Tatiana, born in 1897, is the Romanov daughter.
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Associated Press
ST. Petersburg
Nicholas
Tatiana
Mtsarskoe-Selo
Grand
Will Prosecute Many Railroads
Chicago news states the federal government plans to file 16 000 suits against railroads for alleged sixteen hour law violations. An Eastern line faces 56 000 alleged breaches as crews worked beyond legal hours due to hot boxes.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Eastern
Pope Shows Continued Improvement Amid Sunny Rome
The pope’s illness is reported progressing very favorably in Rome. Recovery aided by mild weather, with the pontiff expressing a wish to resume mass on Palm Sunday March 16.
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Associated Press
Rome
Dr Jose H Hertz Arrives in London as Chief Rabbi
Dr Jose H Hertz, newly elected chief rabbi of the British empire, arrived in London yesterday evening. He was warmly welcomed at Euston Station by many of his co religious. Hertz formerly served as rabbi of the Orach Chaim Synagogue in New York City and his induction is set for April.
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Associated Press
London
Jose H. Hertz
British Empire
Euston Station
Hertz
Orach Chaim
New York City
Danderine Promise of Hair Growth and Shine
A 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine is advertised as a quick fix for heavy hair, dandruff, and itchy scalp. It claims noticeable fullness and gloss within ten minutes and new hair growth within about two weeks, with instructions to test on a strand to prove the results.
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Knowlton
Fortune Telling Offer Promises Free Psychic Test Reading
An advertisement promises a free typewritten test reading from astrology showing past present and future insights. It claims to reveal secret facts, guide business love health wealth and marriage and asks for full name address birth date and small postage funds to return the material from Prof. Raleigh in London.
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Raleigh
Bedford St
London
W. C
England
Mobile Chamber Hears on School Plans and Federal Building
The Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League discussed a special meeting to address the convict lease issue and set a date for a school discussion to be announced soon. Members debated the federal building budget and suggested waiting for new department heads to push for a larger post office, while a possible tax suit over farm product levies was hinted.
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Armbrecht
Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Mobile
Harry T. Hartwell
W. E. P. Wilson
Uncle Sam
Taylor
Mobile and Ohio
Kelly
Jacob Reiss
Retail Merchants’ Committee
Gulfport
R. J. Haley
Great Gulf Lands Co., Ltd
Toronto
Canada
L. C. Irvine
Southern Commercial Congress
Gardiner C. Tucker
St. John's Episcopal Church
Mrs Trinkle Leaves Large Progeny at 101 in Bristol
Knoxville reports Mrs Jane Trinkle aged 101 died at her Bristol home Tuesday morning. Born June 12 1811 near Christiansburg Montgomery county she lived in Bristol fifty years. She was mother of fifteen children four survived, with forty five grandchildren and sixty five great grandchildren. A Baptist and outdoor life devotee.
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Associated Press
Knoxville
Tenn
Jane Trinkle
Bristol
Christiansburg
Montgomery County
Orleans medico arrested by federal authorities
Dr William M Mandeville a leading New Orleans physician was arrested here yesterday in the federal government s crackdown on alleged medical related offenses and taken to awaiting officials for processing.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
William M. Mandeville
HYOMEI quick relief for catarrh in five minutes
An ad promoting HYOMEI inhaler treatment claiming rapid relief from catarrh and breathing troubles. It describes using the liquid in a pocket inhaler, its claimed antiseptic and healing effects, outlines symptoms, and notes a $1 complete outfit with 50 cent refills at druggists, sold by Van Antwerp's Drug Corp.
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van Antwerp
Drug Corp
False economy of legislature
The Arkansas house refused to appropriate 25000 for the militia causing an estimated 50000 loss to return government loaned equipment. The militia would disband and the state must repay federal gear, a double cost, with adjournment looming.
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Arkansas
State
Associated Press
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas House of Representatives
Sinking of Glen Avon Reported Off Elbe
Associated Press reports the British sailing ship Glen Avon sank near the Elbe mouth after leaving Mejillones Chile on November 11 with a nitrate cargo. Thirty six crew members were rescued.
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Associated Press
Hamburg
Ger
Glenavon
Elbe
Mejillones
Chile
Streetcar Crash Kills One, Injures Eight in Cincinnati
A College Hill street car derailed and crashed into an apartment on Ludlow Avenue killing one person and seriously injuring eight others. Rescue crews responded to the scene in Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
College Hill
Ludlow Avenue
Friedmann Demonstrates Tuberculosis Treatment In Montreal
Dr Friedmann of Berlin treated 49 patients in Montreal after selecting 56 from a list of about 90 cases at the Royal Edward Institute. The demonstrations covered pulmonary, glandular, and bone infections with injections of a vaccine, including a notable 14 month old patient treated with a neck vein access.
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Montreal
Friederich Franz Friedmann
Berlin
Royal Edward Institute
Friedmann
Bick head pains blamed on lazy liver and constipated bowels
A medical claim attributes headaches to a clogged liver and fermenting, poisonous bowels. It says substances are reabsorbed into the blood and affect the brain, while Cascarets stimulate the liver to move bile and toxins out of the system.
Barber Gets Damages From Actor Barrymore
In Los Angeles a jury awarded barber Martin Bergman 800 dollars for a black eye allegedly caused by film star John Barrymore, who testified by deposition from New York after Bergman sued for 1550 dollars. Bergman claimed the actor was attacked during a haircut dispute.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
John Barrymore
Martin Bergman
Bergman
Barrymore
New York
Last John Brown Raider William Caine Dies at 76
Winona Minnesota reports the death of William Caine aged 76 noted as the last surviving member of John Brown's raiders. The obituary places him in Winona and marks his passing yesterday.
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Associated Press
Winona
Minn
William Caine
John Brown
Raiders
Repairs Ordered at Boys' Detention Home
A contract to repair and paint the Boys' Detention Home was awarded at the Board of Lady Managers meeting. Fifty beds were donated and will be installed soon. After the meeting the fourteen key inmates were reviewed and demonstrated a drill for visitors.
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Detention Hom
Italian navy construction budget hike urged
Francesco Tedesc o, Italy's treasury minister, told the chamber of deputies on March 11 that the appropriation for new naval construction should be raised to 316000000.
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Associated Press
Rome
Francesco Tedesco
Treasury
Chamber of Deputies
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