Dementia Americana Defense in Ennis Murder Trial
John Ennis stands trial in Idaho for the July 21 killing of Evan Davies in the Short Line blacksmith shop. Defense argues emotional insanity tied to his daughter's ruin and Davies's alleged role, with evidence from witnesses and medical testimony to follow.
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John Ennis
Evan Davies
Ennis
Davies
Standrod & Terrell
Walter Edwards
T. F. Carey
H. Swensen
James
Whittaker
N. S. Coffin
W. F. Brewster
A. J. Damron
N. D. Thatcher
E. A. Ward
Gray
Budge
Terrell
Union
Pocatello
Bannock County
Patrick Sweeney
Young Sanborn
John
Sweeney
John Ellis
Myers
Mr. Gray
Dr. Howard
W. F. Howard
Strike Ends for Canadian Pacific Mechanics in West
The Canadian Pacific mechanical strike, active since August 4 and involving about 20,000 workers, was declared off early today in Winnipeg. Settlement terms were not released. A westward end was announced to precede a similar declaration in the east.
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Winnipeg
Children inoculated with tubercule bacill
Washington September 30 at the Tuberculosis congress a number of charity patients at the children's hospital were inoculated with bacilli of tuberculosis both human and bovine and with Kochs tuberculin to test proposed diagnosis methods by Dr Laszlo Detro and the Vienna theory of Dr Von Pirquet Demonstrations by Von Pirquet were given at the hospital and the children reportedly showed positive reactions and gratification.
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Washington
Children’s Hospital
D. Laszlos Detro
Budapest
von Pirquet
Vienna
International Congress on Tuberculosis Opens Sessions
Washington September 30 seven sections met to discuss prevention control and cure of tuberculosis. More than a hundred speakers participated and renowned scientists addressed topics. Dr Robert Koch delivered the notable address on relations of human and bovine tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert Koch
Editor Claims He Was Kidnapped
A Lewiston special reports Maur ice Fitzmaurice editor of a Garfield county Washington paper was lured into a cab and held prisoner as the vehicle crossed Snake River into Washington. He struggled to escape as the cab travelled through Lewis ton streets and was later released by Idaho officials at the request of Columbia county Washington authorities.
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Portland
Ore
Lewiston
Idaho
Maurice Fitzmaurice
Garfield County
Washington
Snake River
Fitzmaurice
Columbia County
Fire wipes out Michel town in British Columbia blaze
A Fernie dispatch reports Michel, a new town in British Columbia, was destroyed by fire last night. The settlement had already suffered partial destruction in the big July 31 fire.
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Winnipeg
Fernie
B. C
Michel
American bankers reject bank deposit guarantee plan
In Denver the American Bankers Association sessions opened with a strong repudiation of national bank deposit guarantees and postal savings banks. Leaders including Colonel J. D. Powers labeled the proposals dangerous to national prosperity as savings bank, clearing house and trust sections oppose them. a vote on the issues appears likely tomorrow.
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Denver
American Bankers’ Association
Savings Bank
Clearing House
Trust Company
J. D. Powers
Association
Beveridge on Labor in Terre Haute Address
Senator Beveridge opened the Republican national campaign with a Labor themed speech in Terre Haute Indiana arguing that the nation belongs to workingmen and praising organized labor and organized capital as integral to progress. He stressed cooperation, universal need for wage scales and unions, and praised the Employers Liability Act extending protection to workers.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Beveridge
Lexington
Valley Forge
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Lincoln
Edison
Organized Labor
Congress
Four Shots Fire as Saloon Dispute Ends in Wounding
Emory Nicholson, a sheep man from Irwin Idaho, was shot in the left thigh by Ed Morgan a bartender at William Winchells saloon during a late night dispute. Morgan surrendered claiming self defence as Nicholson faced earlier altercations and a head injury from a bottle.
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Emory Nicholson
Henry
Ed Morgan
William Winchell
Morgan
Nicholson
Winchell
Irwin
Idaho
Labor reforms powered by Republicans and organized labor
The piece lauds laws limiting railroad overtime and enforcing safety appliances as victories for labor. It credits a Republican president, senator La Follette, and a Republican Congress for passing the measures. It notes the creation of a Commerce and Labor department and hints at an eight hour day for government workers.
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Congress
la Follette
Organized Labor
Department of Commerce and Labor
Labor
Republican Congress
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Dementia Americana
Thomas
William J. Thomas
Mr. Terrell
P. R
Children’s Hospital At
Terra Haute
Indiana
Bryan
Republican Party
Herder
ED. Morgan
Winchell’s
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