Bonaparte Seeks Reversal Of Right To Appeal
The Attorney General Bonaparte urges reversing the current right to appeal to the Supreme Court on criminal rulings. He argues convictions reversed on error should permit certiorari to the Supreme Court, notes concern over double jeopardy and misuse of appeals, and calls for legislative fixes to streamline federal process and improve enforcement.
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Woebington
D.C
United
Supreme Court of the United Suter
Mppenla
Bonaparte
Gongreas
Witeh
Wapital
Denim
Theresa
Wewalver
Lda Rybes
Pou
Thewlatonn
Tony
United States
Erie
Mrs Crockett 15 Dead at Old Nevada Home
Myrtle Crockett Patterson announces the death of her mother Mrs. R. Crockett Nevada Mo formerly of Vinita. Survived by husband five children and a son Avesony? The family held a reunion in Nevada a month ago. Age unknown, described as well along in life.
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Angemage
Myrtle Crockett Patterson
R. Crockett
Mrs. Grockett
Mra. Crockett
Wilbur Wright Sets New World Flight Duration Record
Wilbur Wright, the Dayton aviation pioneer, set a new world record for heavier than air flight by remaining aloft for one hour, fifty three minutes, and fifty one seconds in Le Mans France while attempting the Michelin cup. He surpassed his previous record of one hour thirty one minutes and forty five seconds set on October tenth.
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Hy Associated Press
Lemans
France
Wilbur Wright
Amelia Aeroplanist
Dayton Ohio
Wright
Unique demonstration in Flushing seeks revolver record
In Flushing New York on December 18 counsel for Theriga J Maing plans a unique demonstration with an automatic revolver linked to the Willian E Amit Wits killing. Witnesses will observe seven shells fired in 1 58 seconds to test the weapon. The test may occur near Miuabind arcade under police permit if allowed by town ordinance.
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Flushing
N.Y
Theriga J. Maing
Willian E. Amit Wits
Thane
Prineigal
Peter C. Milind
Annis
Hains
Ivory
Permtxelon
Hogan
Miuabind Arcade
Six Robbers Engage in Battle With Citizens
Six robbers dynamited safes at the Stove bank of Keene and the Commercial bank of Gibbons then fought a pitched battle with residents south of Gibbon. Several were wounded as the robbers fled toward nearby areas, with details obscured by damaged text.
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Associated
Gibon
Stove Bank
Keene
Enemty-Aidli
Gibbon
Commercial Bank of
Gibbons
Lake Bean
Four Convicts Punished in Capitol Fraud Case
Four men convicted of defrauding the state over Capitol building furnishings receive the maximum penalty of two years in prison and a $500 fine each. Judge Kankal handed down the sentence in Dauphin County Court as the defendants, John H. Sanderson James M. Shoemaker William Po Snyder and William L. Mae, await appeal.
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Associated Tress
Harrisburg
Kankal
Pauphin County
Ias
John H. Sanderson
James M. Shoemaker
Board of Public Grounds and Buildings
William Po Snyder
William, L. Maethis
Board of Grounds and Buildings
Wall of School Building Collapses In Okt City
A wall of a school building collapsed during the night injuring a person and leaving the structure unstable. Officials investigated the scene noting the wall fell about four feet above a window and caused debris to pile near the foundation. Authorities and workers cleared rubble as firefighters secured the area and assessed further risks to the remaining sections of the building.
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Tuten
Wally
Akon
Jnh
Christian Science Healing Ban Embraced by Court Opinion
In a contested case the court weighed a ban on Christian Science healing practices. The ruling cited religious freedom and medical implications, with the community divided over whether prayer-based healing should be sanctioned or restricted. Justice Eyviad Onerhewth oversaw the proceedings, while attorney Gjss M. Gochevil presented arguments for the commission.
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Gesti
Jiige Mery Thurstond
Elreult Cornet
Lenk A. Teeiind
Tires M
Fayeood
Rotem
Eyviad Onerhewth
Ibs Amity
Win
Prints
M. Gochevil
Hnuertite Cmirerce Guim Mission
GNX Appeals Case Against Paden Talbert Heirs
In a probate like action, GNX appeals a lower court ruling involving the heirs of Paden Talbert. The dispute centers on a mortgage tract in Vinita and a trust company mortgage on property tied to the Talbert estate. The case notes the trust company had received only $440 in principal and interest, with a verdict previously unfavorable to the trust company.
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Vinita
Peden Talbert
Daeel
Vinna
Teorgit Torn
Cenly
No more testimony in Missouri ouster suit
Attorney General Hadley announced that the state will present no further testimony in the ouster case against International Harvesters Company of America. The state will rest on evidence from company officials and asserts the action concerns alleged violations of Missouri anti craft laws.
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Missouri
Associated Press
Jefferson Chy, Mo
Hadley
International Harvestes Company of America
Canvar
Soolely
Welcome for Taft in Georgia Intrusive Rally
A vociferous Georgia welcome greeted president elect William Howard Taft as he arrived in Augusta. A crowded platform cheered his appearance while a Chamber of Commerce delegation, led by L Payne, presented the official welcome. Mrs Taft received an ovation as well.
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Pete Matlinet
Palley
Menare
Uieces
United States
Interstate Comments Commission
Mino
Interstate Commerce Commission
Preas
Augusta
Georgia
Willan Howard Taft
Taft
L. Payne
Chamber of Commerce
Wining Stock Broker Shot by Inventor in New York
Henry Suydam a tinling stock broker and Plainfield alderman was shot at 39 Broad Street New York by investor John C. Linesden who says Suydam refused payment for an invention. Linesden was arrested and Suydam was dangerously wounded.
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New York
Henry
Suydam
Curb
Plainfield
N. J
Broad Street
John C. Limesden
Saydam
Lineslen
Bank Robbery Hits Ceresco Vault. $3000 Stolen
Lincoln dispatch reports robbers raided the State Bank of Ceresco, eighteen miles north, during a night attack. They overpowered four boys who surprised them, demolished the vault, and escaped with about three thousand dollars.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
Ceresco
Taft Picks George Wickersham as Attorney General
New York December 14 reports indicate President elect Taft has selected George Wickersham of a New York law firm to serve as attorney general. The choice comes from a reliable source and signals a high level legal appointment for the administration.
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Associated Press
New York
Taft
George W. Wickersham
Oakland conspirator gets life sentence in judge’s home blast
Isabella J. Martick of Oakland was convicted of conspiracy in a dynamiting attack on the home of Judge Ogden in a thin city. She received a life term at the penitentiary.
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Fiy
Preas
Calif
Isabella J. Martick
Ogden
Pal
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