Acquittals in Gypsy Girl Auto Fatality Case in France
In Melun France Baron Hans von Bleichroeder and Walter Palmer were found not responsible for the death of a Gypsy girl struck by a car on August 8. Princess Sophia of Saxe Weimar’s chauffeur Valmer died by her own action on September 9 after the fatal crash during drives in Fontainebleau forest with a forbidden companion.
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Associated Press
Melun
France
Baron Hans von Bleichroeder
Walter Palmer
Valmer
Sophia of
Saxe-Weimar
Fontainbleau Forest
Former Banker Held Under Bond at Geneva
J R Clark former president of the Bank of Geneva when it failed in May 1912 was arrested on a warrant alleging he received deposits while the bank was insolvent. He posted a $500 bond and was released.
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Geneva
Associated Press
Ala
J. R. Clark
Bank of Geneva
Property Listings on Hyland and Commerce Streets
Five room cottage with bath on east Hyland near Spring Hill Avenue listed at $16.00 monthly. On Commerce Street west side near Government Street a three room unit rents for $50.00.
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Hyland Ave
Bath
Hyland
S. of Spring Hill Ave
West Side
N. Government St
Commerce St
Conti
Giesnon Ave
North Side
Terrill
German Alliance Backs Irish Home Rule At Convention
The National German American Alliance ended its biennial sessions in St Louis and set 1913 in San Francisco. Delegates approved Irish home rule and backed plans for a National German theatre with headquarters in Denver. Officers elected include W J Hexamer and Adolph Timm of Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
National German-American Alliance
San Francisco
Leipsic
Richard Bartholdt
W. J. Hexamer
Philadelphia
Adolph Timm
H. Weniger
Hernan Weder
Hans Weniger
Chaipe Man
Walter J. Briggs
Vancouver
B. C
Victor Neuhaus
Denver
Mr. Neuhaus
Tragic Death of Young Woman in Decatur
Miss Lid die Richardson, a young white woman, burned to death in her room in Decatur Alabama on a Wednesday afternoon. Neighbors broke down the door after hearing her scream. A man described as living with her as a wife swore they were not married. The body was to be buried in the potter's field.
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Associated Press
Decatur
Ala
Liddie Richardson
Potter's Field
Williams gets eight years for killing Boyd
Nashville Tenn October 8 Associated Press John Williams was convicted in Davidson county criminal court of voluntary manslaughter for shooting his brother in law Arthur Boyd and was sentenced to eight years in the penitentiary. The crime occurred before the inde terminate sentence law, so Williams could not benefit from it. He has asked for a new trial.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
John Williams
Arthur Boyd
Davidson County
Williams
Peace Reigns in Santo Domingo
The American minister James W. Sullivan brokered a peace pact ending the Vasquez rebellion against Provisional President Jose Bordas Valdez. Washington pledges that future uprisings will be crushed as criminal with constitutional authorities upheld, urging ballot resolution. The armistice followed talks aided by U S cruiser Nashville officials.
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Associated, Press
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
James W. Sullivan
Horatio Vasquez
Jose Bordas Valdez
United States
Sullivan
Puerto Plata
Louis M. Nulton
Nashville
Walter W.vick
Mr. Sullivant
For Rent Cottage and Upper Flat on Desobia Street
Rental notice lists Cottage No 860 Palmetto street with parlor room pantry kitchen three large bedrooms one small bedroom bath with hot and cold water electric lights modern conveniences Upper flat at 706 Desobia Street includes bath and water service details.
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Palmetto - Street
North South Carolina St
Dr Kings New Discovery Cited As Family Cold Remedy
Mason Michigan resident S A Stid reports his family relies on Dr Kings New Discovery to cure coughs colds throat and lung troubles. The ad touts two 50 cent bottles curing pneumonia and notes availability from druggists H B Bucklen Co. Philadelphia or St Louis with prices of 50c and 1.00.
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Dr. King
S. A. Stid
Mason, Mich
Kansas Univ Opens First Child Welfare Department
The University of Kansas inaugurated a department of child welfare the first of its kind in an educational institution in the United States. Prof William A McKeever leads the department which will train in child welfare and coordinate statewide programs for vacation employment for city boys, parents clubs, parent teachers associations and civic groups to promote child welfare. It will also offer child psychology courses for parents statewide.
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Associated Press
Lawrence
Kans
United States
University of Kansas
William A. McKeever
Father and four are asphyxiated
Solomon Schasser and four children Samuel 12 Bessie 7 Goldie 6 Herman 3 were found dead from gas in their New York East Side apartment. The mother and a daughter were hospitalized unconscious and not expected to live. A quarter gas filled the three rooms after a meter was set to allow gas to leak. An itinerant rabbi from Russia was in the city.
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Associated Press
New York
Solomon Schasser
Samuel
Bessie
Goldie
Herman
Schasser
Upper East Side
Schassers
Russia
Three Men Wounded in Clash at Cheswick Coal Mine
In Cheswick near Pittsburg, three men were wounded during a battle between two constables and foreign mine workers at the Harwick mine of the Allegheny Coal Company. Constables Shaner and Royland were shot while arresting strikers as the crowd threatened them. One miner was shot in the abdomen and may die.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Cheswick
Grant Shaner
George Royland
Harwick
Allegheny Coal Company
Shaner
Royland
Daughter Witnesses Father Kill Killings in Texas Duel
Fred Stover of Dontum Texas and W B Burnett of Athens Howard county Arkansas killed each other in a gun duel at Burnett's home. Stover had come for his daughter to take her back to Texas. The daughter witnessed the fatal shooting.
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Associated Press
Fort Smith
Ark
Fred Stover
Dontum
Tex
W. B. Burnett
Athens
Howard County
Stover
Burnett
Texas
Dartmouth professor Charles Richardson dies at 62
Professor emeritus of English at Dartmouth College Charles F. Richardson, aged 62, died in Aasbon New Hampshire yesterday of pneumonia.
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Associated
Preas
Aasbon
N.H
Charles F. Richardson
Dartmouth College
Judge grants Mrs Reuter new trial in Oklahoma case
In Bartlesville Oklahoma Judge Henry Hudson granted a new trial to Mrs Laura M Reuter who was convicted of plotting to murder her Tulsa attorney husband Charles T Reuter. The judge said the jury was influenced by the State's Attorney Pat Malloy's closing argument more than the evidence.
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Associated Press
Bartlesville
Okla
Henry Hudson
Laura M. Reuter
Charles T. Reuter
Tulsa
Hudson
Pat Malloy
Captain Edward Hill Dead Adjutant of Sixth Field Artillery
Captain Edward Hill, adjutant of the Sixth Field Artillery at Fort Riley, Kansas, died here of heart disease. The body was sent to Concord, North Carolina for burial.
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Worcester
Mass
Edward Hill
Sixth Field Artillery
Fort Riley
Kan
Concord
N. C
Teacher Loses Job After Visit of Stork in New York
The New York Board of Education dismissed M Bridget Rethoeip wife of a married educator on Sept 7 following a request for investigation of similar cases since January. An attorney for Mrs Peixot said he would seek a writ of mandamus to reinstate her while the board contends the tenure under state vocational laws does not apply.
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Associated Press
New York
Board of Education
Bridget Rethoeip
Peixot
Abser
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