Plausible Theories Surround Lady Matson Murder Case
The case unfolds at the Fifteenth and Morrow streets home where Mrs A D Matson was found dead with a crushed head and bloody scene after a long vacant period. Neighbors recall her as a prominent suffrage worker and school board member. investigators weigh theories of burglary, motive over money, and possible involvement of two white men seen by a deaf mute witness.
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Matson murder case splinters town rumors
Mrs Bina Otis wife of ex congressman John G Otis led the night’s inquiry into the Matson murder. A Justice reporter cites beliefs about a will and property while neighbors and friends, including Miss Sue Lovell, link Matson's estate to Walnut Grove and Lincolnum Street. Albert Matson remains in Topeka then San Diego rumor mill, and eye photography is proposed to identify the killer from the victim’s eyes.
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Suspected Motive Narrowed in Mrs Matson Murder Case
Police shift focus toward the deceased's husband as investigators draw a bead on possible motives. A San Diego report notes the spouse is currently in that city and under scrutiny as part of the case.
Hoch's Poll He Writes Letters to Legislature Members
Hoch conducts a poll by mailing letters to legislators and finds that more members favor Major Hudson. The update details responses and shifts in support among lawmakers amid ongoing lobbying efforts.
State printer nomination urged to be unanimous
Editor Hoch warns of spoils, cites letters from lawmakers as he backs Major J. Hudson for state printer. Heeb of the Marion Record reports widespread nonpledge replies, with many favoring Hudson or undecided, while urging a unanimous nomination to aid party unity and avoid venal influence.
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Marlon Record
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Hoch
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J. &. Hudson
Ed Greer
Spoonsler
George W. Crane
Republican Party
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J. J. Hedson
Peace Commissioners for China Named by State Department
The state department reports China has appointed two peace commissioners, Chang Yin Huan and Fhao, who will begin their mission from Pekin to Japan immediately to pursue talks.
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Bishop Wnamara Te 98am Onis Lecture For Men Only
In Hamilton, Bishop Wnamara presents his second private lecture aimed at men. The event focuses on personal conduct and leadership, inviting male attendees to engage in a structured discussion.
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