Lowe on Trial for Murder in Linn County Court
The trial of J. C. Lowe for the murder of Mrs. Lowe opened in Linn County with jury selection. Prosecutors and defense debated juror qualifications as many veniremen voiced opinions on the case, including whether Lowe wielded the revolver. potential jurors were excused or challenged.
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Asserney
Lowe
G. M. Steve Ent
JC Lowe Barand Swith Munking
Tie Will
Finny Lows
Judee Hazen
Fan Ofelock
Hazen
Arma Th. W
Nichols
Lane
A. Scott
J. R. Bancroft
A Rodgers
Rodgers
Hallitt Coyne
Roberts
Challenwe
Thoberts
Smith
Grant County
New Mexico
F. Gordon
I Gage
Renee
K. Thompson
Dover
Ae Ee
Ay Courtwrig
T. ‘Moore
Ikland
Bus
la Somnise
Ialenne
Thodgers
Charles
George M. Stone
Charles Luthey
Bammey Mtccawan
McGowan
Hagen
Motsawan
Salanae
S.A. Todeors
Kimi
Myer
Logan
Stek Anit Feane
Ranel
Aeeeres
Sudee Bitzer
Ike Lowe
Wwe
George Piaher
Dunh
W. Lane
FA. Beekstram
JS Woe
Vesper
Wi. Moody
G. M
JS van Hounten
H.C. Lindsay
Webster
Lenedinsely
Alien
Otis
Alen
J. & Weet
CA Maneau
Jaden Haaen
Mse
Kanshe
Galen Wiegale
J . McNary
Dude John Cannon
Ube
Dérigermii Tleiet
Mere Tarwe
Cys
Ivan Geld
Diesing At
Wupertt
Stansberry
Mir Charlie
Ling County
Stra
Panny Stansberry
Stansberrey
Brutters Malnister
Cann
J_C
Stansterry
Galed Michels
Jarr
Nickols Tewan Aueat
Texas
Thele Linnwlesse
Dellatte
Mauw
Mignw
Ruined Villages Report From Ashkabed Front
Adverse actions from Ashkabed Russian forces devastate villages near Rihenst. Homes destroyed. scattered elements show weather aiding the operation. Government plans to address the setback and bolster defenses amid the campaign.
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Petersburg
Ashkabed
Amufin
Apts Tee Peiagne
Rihenst
Police Pase
Morgan profits and gifts at Morgan firm observed
New York reports J Pierpont Morgan to play Santa to Morgan clerks as profits from major deals and investments are tallied for the year. Estimates place total profits at about 42 million from mergers and financings, with ten million in interest and dividends, while a London tube franchise bid previously failed.
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New York
Morgan
J. P. Morgan & Co
United Estater Steel Corporation
Bir
London County Council
Charten ‘T
Speyer & Co
Topeka welcomes school maams as weather aids crowds surge
The Kansas capital buzzes with incoming teachers for the State Teachers’ Association meeting. George E. Vincent of the University of Chicago will lecture on rural school improvement. Governor-elect Halley avoids the crowds as Topeka expects 1,000 teachers tonight then for three days in Representative hall and the state house.
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Kansas
State House
Nelson
Halley
Senate Chamber
Batley
Ma‘ams
Tooika
States
Topeka
Sibi
Teach‘rs
Mke
Association
Colorado Ie
Representative Hall
Joseph H. Hill
State Normal School
Emporis
J. W.wilson
Archive Country High School
Effingham
Frat
W. OM. Fieber
County Normal Institute
Boxers to Fight in Frisco After Kansas City Offer
Tomimy Ryan and Jack Root accepted an offer to fight in Frisco within days. The match was to be at 118 pounds in the afternoon under a contract drawn in Kansas City. Fort Erie and Lovenville clubs offered purses, causing debates over venue and receipts.
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Kansas City
Tomimy Ryan
Jack Root
Hayes
San Francisco
Bottl
Chicago
Ryan
Claud Johnson
Herman
Fort Erie
Grey
Lovinville
Fort Erle
Morrie Levy
San Francino
Ander
Armstrong Named Acting Treasury Secretary in Washington
In Washington, Robert L. Armstong, private secretary to the Secretary of the Treasury, is cited as appointed acting secretary of the Treasury. He travels from Minnesota with Secretary Shaw and will take charge of customs and internal service matters. The report notes Armstrong is a young, capable official poised to assume broader duties.
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Washington
Dee
Robert BL Armatring
Ercertary of the Treasury
Armstrong Roamex
Mlineis
Shaw
Armatrong
Peare
Tan Ve Eapeter Ality Urd
Evethe Caehdenet
Tte
Treamry Department
Fight for control of the delegation opens in Denver
The Republican fight for control of the delegation intensified as race contests emerged from Arapahoe County and four Flag district contests were alerted by Republican commissions. The contest papers totaled over 1,009 items.
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Denver
Colo
Tolluy
Ararahoe County
Tynewellien Piers
Damages Awarded in Chicago Riot Case
A Chicago jury awarded $2100 in damages to a group aligned with a boycott protest against local manufacturers. The verdict names Geer Hineb and involved parties from the Chicago Minoaw and Pulldees with ties to Hobart Indiana, noting confinement to the Quik Office Detck yards.
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Chicagm. Deo
Val
Chicago
Tom Boxcott
Hobart
Ind
Weather Report Sees Warm Temperatures Across Day
A warmer day with a minimum of 18 degrees recorded. Hourly readings show 11 o clock as part of the daytime progression.
Aftershock devastates Andijan area amid deadly tremors
Reports from Andijan describe a powerful earthquake sequence centered near Andijan causing 13 deaths and 4200 affected in a 1.0 square mile zone. Buildings toppled, streets ripped apart, and civilians including children and the elderly suffered as rescue teams and soldiers worked amid continued rumblings and alarms.
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Ashvabad
Ruslan Turkestan
Apathir
Andyan
Josepheth Stanenger
Atte
St. Priersturg
Andijan
Andizan
Uke
Andijas
Disinterrina
Theatre Fire In Atlanta Damages Store Next Door
A fire at the Star theater in Atlanta broke out at 12:30 this morning with a general alarm. Charles H. Kingsbury’s large clothing store next door sustained damage as tenants in the upper floors escaped. The theater building valued at about £15,000, and the fire was not yet under control.
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Atlanta
Star Theater
Charles H. Kingsbury
Fist Ever Held Winter Meeting of Science Association
The fifty second annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science opened in Washington with strong attendance. President-elect Dr Ira Remain spoke of the welcome and praised the gathering as a landmark in scientific collaboration and the progress of experimental work.
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American Association of Science
Washington
American Asociation For the Advancement of Relonoa
Loree
Ira
Dir
Charls D. Walcott
Washington Academy of Selences
Henry B. McParland
District of Columbia
David J. Hill
Charles W. Needham
Columbian University
Thin Educational Immtitutions
Remeon
Meat Trust Starts Incorporation Filed in Trenton
Articles filed with the secretary of state announce the incorporation of Mortis & Co with 2,000,000 capital in common stock at 400 a share. The firm will trade cattle hogs poultry and operate stock yards and packing houses. Incorporators include C B Dyke Newell Lyon Thomas J Curran Phillip Bronbert and John V Smith. Nelson Morris & Co of Chicago are said to be principal corporators.
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Trenton
N.J
Secretary of State
of Mortis & Co
Atovik
C. B. Dyke
Newell Lyon
Thomas J. Curran
Phillip Bronbert
John V. Smith
Wil
Jersey City
Board of Directors
Nelson Morris & Co., Meat Packers
Chicago
Under Dewey's Eye Reassemblage Begins For Christmas
Washington Tec The three American squadrons now assembling at Culebra for the Christmas maneuvers will start January 2 with tactical evolutions and drill. Under Admiral Dewey they will operate for about two weeks before splitting to return to base stations. Continuous duty in Caribbean waters continues for the division remaining in the West Indian area.
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Washington, Tec
Caribbean
West Indies
Culebra
Admiral Dewey
North Atlantic
West Indian Water
May Stop Trains Across New England Fuel Shortage
The fuel famine grips New England as trains and factories face curtailment. The New York New Haven Hartford line struggles most, borrowing coal and seizing supply amid looming schedule cuts and factory suspensions in the region.
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New England
New York
New Haven & Hartford
Spain braces for potential Morocco action
Madrid reports the government is ready to reinforce Ceuta and Melilla if needed. Troops in Malaga Cadiz and Algeciras are held in readiness. A Spanish cruiser has been ordered to Tangier. Dispatches say rebels have drawn Sultan troops toward Fez, and Europeans may plan to leave Me xico.
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Madrid
Morocco
Mala~ga
Cadiz
Algeciras
Ceuta
Melilla
Tanelir
Tansier
Gutee
Fee
Mex
In Longs District A Clerk Points to Engineer Document
A fragment from Little Rock Arkansas shows a clerk pointing to a document related to an engineer. The snippet mentions Longs District and an unspecified Jarme.
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Jarme
Little Rock
Ark
Labor Problems Open Fourth Session of AA E A
The fourth session of the American Economic Association opened with a discussion on organized labor. Henry White of the United Garment Workers of America delivered an address on union work and its role in the economy. Participants included Sam Bennett, John Mitchell, and John B. Go, with remarks from professors of economics. Temperatures of large cities noted for Philadelphia and Washington.
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Sebol
Philadelihis
American Economic Association
Henry White
United Garment Workers of Amertea
Unionork
Sam Ennelty
Unin No
New York
Hamilton Carhart
Detroit
John Mitchell
Ma'ted Mine Worktre of America
John Bi. Go
Aenixttct
Northwestern University
Return of the Humberts Arrives in Paris From Madrid
Paris reports the Humbert family, recently arrested in Madrid for a major safe fraud, arrived at Orsay station at 1:69 this morning. Police guarded the transfer to Conciergerie prison, with little public demonstration. Eva Humbert refused custody by her grandmother, choosing to stay with her mother in custody. The event drew attention from French officials and led to speculation on prosecution plans.
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Paris
Humbert
Madrid
Orieahs
Pica
Gaal Woosen
Siumsheet
Mamas Tite
Parte
Madame Humbert
Eva Wis
Madame Hmbert
Marie
Frederich Humbert
Madame
France
Gty
Humbers
Eva Humbert
Vic~tim
Mme
Gustave Hisermbert
de Freydent
Mile
Eva
Resignation of Binger Hermann at General Land Office
Washington reports Binger Hermann, commissioner of the general land office, will resign and be succeeded by William A. Richards, the current assistant commissioner. The change likely takes effect January 1, following a secretary of the interior request two weeks ago. Two subordinate officials have been accused of irregularities and have been summoned to answer with a specified deadline.
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Washington
Binger Hermann
General Land Office
William A. Richards
Hermann
Ne Interior
Zalhal
Pomidtaia
Land Office
Murder at Church Door Reported in Tangier
Tangier Morocco Dec 2 The murder at church door was reported as militants barricaded the palace. St Petersburg Dec 2 An armeer was killed entering the church and a captive released after ransom failed. Huntington W Va Dec 7 Coal miners to receive wage increases of 10 percent beginning January.
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Tangier
Morocco
Multan
Fen
St Petersburg
Jambaroy
Urke— Ands
Prom
Wincomers
Huntington
W. Va
Fiat Top Cohl
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Caracas
United Stites
le Guiyra
Montgomery
Weahington
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Minster Bowen
Ministee Howen
Venezuelve
Glaline
Hague Tribunal
Venenusia
Germany
Italy
Russell
American Legation
State Department
Thor
Baye
Pro- Postal Commission
Rooshvelt
Roomvelt
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Roosevelt
Schogner
la Guayra
Prine Wieher
Amsturdam
Atver Andergoitte
Ste
Charlotte
Telligherideer Tyburne
Isloas
State Association
Stanley
George E. Vincent
University of Chicago
Frisco
Root
Hayes Valley Club
Colorado
Labor Union
Meat Trust
New Organization
New Jersey
Dewey
Spain
Long
Kingman Man
Turadelphia
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Humberts
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Miie
Sultan of
Fez
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