Magill Death Case Reported Poison Yet No Poisson
Medical experts concluded Mrs. Pat Magill died from chloroform poisoning with only a trace of arsenic found, while her husband Fred Magill remains jailed. Prosecutor Miller hints at a possible death-by-own-action theory as the couple await further developments. The mayor of Clinton and attorneys discuss the implications as the story centers on their separation and ongoing legal proceedings.
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Clinton
Pat Magill
Miller
Richard, Lemon
Fred Magill
Mrs. Campbell
Faye
Magill
Faye Graham Magill
Mr. Graham
Governor Folk denies Rozelle claims amid KC police board turmoil
In Jefferson City Missouri Governor Folk rejects former Police Commissioner Rozelle’s remarks as untrue. Folk says he never discussed politics with Rozelle and that rumors about Chief Hayes were unfounded or true only after verification. Rozelle was removed from the Kansas City police board amid the dispute. A different item notes 86 year old Charles Bradley killed while attempting to ride a freight train and other troubled conditions in Ezra B. region.
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Jefferson’ City
Kansas City
Hayes
R Pa
Charles Bradley
Wwaa
Lehigh Valley
Ripper at Work Two Women Slain in New York
Police investigate two brutal New York murders linked by a Ripper style killer. A 20 year old woman is found strangled in an East Ninetieth Street basement, body mutilated post mortem. Autopsy notes feud motive and possible ties to Tarshanji plot. A second victim, Mrs Sophie Kohler, is found strangled in Tonawanda boarding house with a gentleman’s necktie.
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New York
East Ninetieth Street
Lehane
H. S. Tarshanjian
Bedrow
Sophie Kohler
Tonawanda
Davidson
Governor Folk Attacks Kansas City Police in Firestorm
In Jefferson City, Gov. Folk dismissed Police Commissioner Frank Rozzelle andfire off a blistering critique of Kansas City police tactics. He accused protection of crooks tied to the Metropolitan Street Railway, gamblers, and other notorious figures, while innocent people suffered. Delays in Rozzelle’s reply prompted further government ire.
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Jefferson City
Kansas City
Folk
Frank Rozzelle
Metropolitan Street Railway
Texas
Kansas City Police Board
Rozzelle
Gen Charles Powell Dies in St. Paul at 63
Brigadier General Charles Francis Powell U.S.A. retired soldier, died at his brother’s home in St. Paul Minnesota at age 63.
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Charles Francis Powell
St. Paul
Minn
Land Sinking Sops Trains Near Colon
Reports say land on Lion Hill ten miles from Colon sunk, blocking passage and suspending trains. Auto accident near Everett, Washington killed Killy Ons Smith, a shingle manufacturer, and injured two companions Duncan McKidden and John Nelson.
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Lion Hill
Trang
Reggion
Killy Ons
Everett
Wash
AL. Smith
Automobile
Duncan ‘McKidden
John Nelson
Tragedy Deepens in Huntington Family in Versailles
In Versailles Maj. Henry A Huntington dies after a deadly sequence at his home as his son Henry shoots his siblings and attempts suicide in a tale that shocks the American colony in France. Authorities seek fuller truth amid conflicting accounts of the fatal night.
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Versailles
Henry
Maj
Henry A. Huntington
France
Maj. Huntington
Edith
Douglas
Huntington
Iis Brothers
Huntington Villa
Guardsmen Protected By New Wisconsin Law
Madison Wisconsin law now imposes a 25 dollar fine on employers who hinder National Guard members from military duty. It also penalizes union members who obstruct affiliated servicemembers from attending camp. Commanders previously struggled to obtain leave. the act aims to ease duty conflicts for guardsmen.
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Madison
Wis
National Guard
Rallidla
Cuban Budget for 1967 68 Not Much Changed
Havana reports budget figures for 1967 68 with totals near last year. The total outlay is 23 309 538 dollars while estimated receipts stand at 25 446 325 dollars, showing little material change from the previous year.
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Havana
Alleged Mob Leaders Held for Murder in Osage Lynching
Mike White and Shorty Green, named as leaders of the mob that lynched Frank Bailey at Osage in Pawhuska Oklahoma, were held to the federal grand jury on charges of murder in the first degree.
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Pawhuska
Okla
Mike White
Shorty” Green
Frank Bailey
Osage
Federal
Illinois suit over 2 cent railroad fare proves validity
Harry Crayton files suit against the Big Four alleging a 15 cent error in fare charges. He says a ticket to an Indiana station cost 55 cents under the old rule, and 40 cents under the new 2 cent law. The filing claims the 15 cent overcharge occurred on the same itinerary.
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Mattoon
Big Four Railroad
Harry Crayton
Indiana
Wilder's Brigade Reunion in Charleston This Fall
Annual Wilder's brigade Civil War reunion set for September 4 5 and 6 in Charleston Gen Wilder of Knoxville Tennessee plans to attend. Association officers include President Major Kilbourne Marshal Secretary Aden Knopf Olney and Treasurer J H McClelland Charleston.
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Mattaen
Wilder
Charleston
Knoxville
Tenn
Major Kilbourne
Marshall
Aden Knopf
Olney
J. H. McClelland
Two Women Killed by Train Near Staunton
Mrs. Ba lwich aged 54 and Mrs. Shimonita aged 37 died when they stepped from a freight train into the Wa bash Banner Blue as it passed through Staunton while gathering coal at the chutes. Mrs. Belwich left five children and Mrs. Shimonita one. Both husbands survive.
St James Hospital Corner Stone Laid In Pontiac
In Pontiac a large assembly heard Rev Bishop Orailly of Peoria lay the corner stone of the new St James hospital. Opening address by Dr Scouller followed by remarks from Mayor J M Lyon and Thomas Walsh of Campus 10. Hospital cost projected at 70000 dollars.
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Pontiac
Bishop Orailly
Peoria
St. James Hospital
Scouller
J. M. Lyon
Thomas Walsh
Campus
Ferryman Drowned in Skiff Incident at Coal Barge
J. J. Blechle a ferryman drowned when his skiff overturned before a coal barge at this place. Rev. G. H. Heartling and Miss Lillie Tarbett of Murphysboro and a Blechle employee narrowly escaped death.
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Grand Tower
J. J. Blechle
G. H. Heartling
Lillie Tarbett
Murphysboro
Blechle
Illinois Game Laws Enforced After Late General Assembly
The Illinois General Assembly overhauled game laws now strictly enforced by the state game commissioner and wardens. Quail hunting limited to Nov 10 to Dec 20 and prohibitions on capturing certain birds. various seasonal windows for woodcocks mourning doves squirrels snipes plovers waterfowl and geese. Restrictions include no sale or possession for sale of many species, licensing rules, and farm-hunting allowances. Separate notes cover alienation of affections and a court fine for concealing a body awaiting priest's return.
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General Assembly
Illinois
Smart Little Teddy Bear Dress Household Cares
A fragment notes a woman finishing house cleaning then preparing a meal or task described as 72 serves before cleaning again in a household care routine. The language is repetitive and unclear, offering limited identifiable people or organizations.
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M ‘Fang
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