Trial transcripts reveal cross examination and expungement battle
The testimony centers on disputes over witness accounts at a fatal Sutton case. Attornies argue bad faith while the court muses on expunging Davis words. Utley De Hart and others testify about the sequence of events, revolver handling, and the fatal wound with doctors detailing the wound location and nature.
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Coriathon
Leonard
Davis
Hood
Floyd
Wanda
Cotes
Miorn Hg
Utley
Davin
Davis Las
de Hart
Sutton
Sultan
Ines
Ichen
Roelkers
Sut Tan
Liayis
Charles Henneds
Win Theifler
Kennedy
Twexos
Divi
Uae
Oliver
Altornes
Tley
Wen
Travis
Plague Case Reported in Alameda County California
Federal and state officers confirmed a bubonic plague case in Alameda County. The victim is 19 year old Joseph Mendosa. The case marks a rare outbreak incident in the state with authorities investigating the source and monitoring contacts.
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Sacraento Cai, Ang
California
Alameda County
Joseph Mendosa
All for Good Roads Appropriation Approved in Alexandria
A county meeting in Alexandria endorsed a $5,000 fund set aside by the board of supervisors to pave King Street to the new Washington station. The assembly praised the good roads plan, backed building a highway from the south boundary to connect Alexandria with Washington, and urged federal action on regional roads. Local officials and prominent citizens, including lawyers and educators, attended and supported the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kong Street
Union Statin
Abhington Post Bureau
King Street
Alesandsia
Alexandria County
del Ras
Corporation
Ashford
Ho Geary
Jefferson District
Alexandera
Li County Supervisors
Alexandria Chamber of Commerce
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Washington Post
Wehway
Alexandre County
King
Alexandria
Washington
Talefas
Alanine
Wing Street
Alex India
Alexardhia
Washington St
United States
Arlington
DN Rust
Robert Diltott
Corrs
Grew
Owelis
Perry
Ha Duncan T A Carpenter
Benton Ching Ronert
Hume Allen Hume
John I Prosic
Bren
Alec Suter
Peter John H Trimver
William
Favlon
DN Rust Jr
Gus von Jt Ludwig
Washington Man Elected At Seventh Triversel Craftsmen Canall Officers
The seventh annual convention of the Triversel Craftsmen Canall of Engineers at the National Hotel elected officers for the coming year. Walter Cadwell of Chicago was named Grand Worthy Chief with John Cope of Cleveland as assistant, Thomas H Jones of Washington as grand secretary, A Young of Pittsburgh as grand treasurer, J Bunce of Pittsburgh as grand warden, AW Wickens of Toronto as grand chaplain, John Senn of Rochester as grand guard, and trustees John McMoran of Newark GN Carnes of Toledo Chin and Benjamin Batellebeck of Cleveland. Installations followed, memorials for deceased members observed, Buffalo selected for next meeting, then an automobile tour before departure.
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Canall of Engineers
National Hotel
Walter Cadwell
Chicago
Johm Cope
Cleveland
Thomas H Jones
Washington
A Young
Pittsburg
J Bunce
AW Wickens
Toronto
Canady
John Senn
Rochester
John McMoran
Newark
Carnes
Toledo
Chin
Henjamin Batelebeck
Burke
Buffalo
Oelock
Postmaster General Names Committee on Registry System
Postmaster General Hitchcock appoints a committee to reform and finance the registry system of the Post Office Department. Members include Charles Huff, George Wood, and Henry Pemble, with plans to raise the registry fee up to ten cents if needed to cover deficits.
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Ter
Hitchcock
Charles Hufe! Bride
New York
George I
Electrician found dead at station in Great Falls
David Hoover an electrician for the Great Falls and Old Dominion Railroad Company was found dead early yesterday in the transforming station where he was in charge. He began duty Thursday evening at six and the coroner ruled the death an accidental electrocution after an investigation. Hoover, 45, lived at 19 M Street Northwest with his family.
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David Hoover
Great Falls and Old Dominion Railroad Company
Tansferring
Mustict
Hoover
L19
M Street
Esource
Gift boosts Mercersburg gym project at academy
Mercersburg Academy plans immediate erection of a new gymnasium with a $25,000 donation announced by Dr William Mann Irvine, president of the academy. Donor identity is being withheld. The project aims to replace the current cage gymnasium, expected to cost about $100,000, with a modern facility fulfilling a long standing need.
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Mercersburg Academy
Willian Mann Irvine
Merseisbur
Stolen Wagons Recovered and Case Continued in Court
Andrew Giernegro charged with stealing wagons on Vinay. recovered one wagon and another sold to George Green near Trilge dealer. Case against the defendant Dermihves Klefidelust and Barbee of headquartery StuT westendty was continued in police court.
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Dermihves Klefidelust
Barbee
Stut Westendty
Andrew Giernegro
George Green
Trilge
Us C Street
Frightened crowd as bullet-riddled break-in hits city drug store
A shooter battered a drug store door, smashing bottles of perfume and causing a panic among bystanders. Police arrested the assailant after a chaotic escape, with witnesses describing a loud crash and a plume as the pistol discharged through a screen door.
Accused of Stoning Old Man near Northwest Street
16 year old Trin Cady was arrested after a crowd of youths allegedly entered Ping's laundry and provoked residents. Cady allegedly threw a stone, striking Ping's companion and a bystander. He was detained at the Second precinct awaiting collateral.
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Trin Cady
Steee Pathiwest
Willam
Anuul
Cady
Pings Laundry
Bose
Gady Nci
Lée
Wr .Mooney
Emith
Expelled Englishman in Vienna Swindle Case Tangles Archduchess
In Vienna an English impostor posing as Fredaitk W Vanderbilt of New York faces expulsion after alleged swindling involving Jota Enancery. The case prompts a Supreme Court move for absolute divorce for Mrs Marte Barer and custody of three children amid a noted marital split with Ethelbert Baler. the marriage reportedly occurred February 100 at Cast Greenwich.
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Austra
Vienna
Fredaitk W Vanderbilt
New York
Austria
Pole
Jota Enancery
Austen
Attorne
Hayaen Jennant
Marte c? Barer
Supreme Court
Ahmeny and
Varnet Fegs
Echo of Petrolino Grime Linked to Palermo Murder Plot
A report links a New York police lieutenant murder to a Palermo plot and a postal inspect or case in Ohio. Inspectors say a criminal society and in law family ties may connect to gang mailers, with funds traced to a Lima figure.
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Sicily
New York
Tsa
Mainn
Ohio
Autociaarfesi
Collegere Vicana
Postolice
Petracina
Yosk Police
Palermo
Italy
Postoffice
Qhain
Oldfeld
Columbus
Lieut Letronn
Yand of Bhik
Com Justice
Organa Society
Marian Ohi
Waas Unde
Eiten
Bank to Remodel Columbia National Bank Building
Remodeling plans for the Columbia National Bank building at 91 EF Street Northwest are complete and work will start next week to convert the structure into a modern banking facility. The exterior extends back to an alley and interiors will be redecorated with marble and bluish tones. Appleton P. Clark drafted the plans as a committee from the board, with AF Pax, B Smut, and BOF Gay on the panel.
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Columbia National Bank
EF Street
Appleton P Clark
AF Pax & B Smut
Bof Gay
Iveas
Neam
Olumbla
Clark
Four of party drown near Rocks Point
Four men lost their lives by drowning when a party of eight started a trip to Rocky Point for a picnic. The sailboat anchored at Tracy Point and a leggy punt carried seven aboard toward the store. As the craft was crossed, the four unable to swim went under.
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Washington Pot
Ogdensburg
Rocks Point
Rocky Point
Tracis Point i
Philadelphia suspects in costly check scheme at Willard Hotel
Three women arrested Thursday in Philadelphia face possible return to Washington D C as charges of passing worthless checks loom. Police traced the group to Chicago and will work with Philadelphia authorities to transfer them for Federal action. Investigators say the women used fake identities and registered at the Willard Hotel before moving on.
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Tetre
Dingmany Elly
Moon
Sucen Fom
Xeitu Frane
Gstresta
Parsons
Thans
Listian
Newman
Willard Hotel
Inspector Board
Chicago
Willard
Central Office
Berman
Tereela Cor
Washington
Phiadelphia
Sixteenth Annual Convention of the Aliet Bors Brigides of America
The sixteenth annual convention will convene in Pittsburg starting October 1 for three days. The event is billed as the most successful gathering yet, with a large delegation to be sent to Pennsylvania. The general committee includes Sen Hoover, Blair, Nexley Col, Gerge H. Darner, Capt Linger, Dana, Horfan, Leonard, and others, who will welcome visitors to the city.
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Aliet Bors Brigides of
America
Pitsburg
Getoder J
Promi Ines
Rohvenhon Esver
Iwal Arleide
Pennsylvania
Dana
Boc Hor Fan
Geoie T Leonard Phe
Mal Fo Kress
Rockefeller land deeded transfers Cleveland property
Mrs Rockefeller conveyed Cleveland real estate to John D. Rockefeller Jr. in a deed dated August 6. The transfer includes a large business block on Euclid Avenue and adjacent property in East Cleveland valued over 100 600. The nominal consideration was one dollar for each of two parcels.
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Ol King
Cleveland
John D. Jr
Roucefeller
John D Roeckecele
Rock
Euclid Avenue
Otter Ear
Mast
Leveland
Weather Summary Reports Widespread Rain and Mild Cold Fronts
Weather conditions spread across the Mississippi River valley and Rocky Mountain region with general rains in the Northeast and mild temperatures in the western states. Reports note lingering unsettled skies over the plains and upper Midwest with cooler readings in the central states and above freezing temperatures in several areas.
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Terra Washgicu Pride
Missisippi
Laval Rataxara
Plain Stars
Rocky Mountain
New Fegland
Santern
Plaag Stetre
Racene
Okthora
Slashes Intruder Threat After Sunrise Assault
A man was slashed in the throat early this morning in Atlanta after knocking on a door to solicit aid. Mrs. Lawrence Lawson, alerted by noises, defended herself with a knife, restraining the assailant until deputies transported him to Atlanta for safekeeping. Weather reports show scattered showers across the region with variable winds while temperatures fluctuate through the day. Local authorities noted the suspect’s race and presence near Jefferson, Georgia, as part of the investigation.
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Wulf Stethe Teoneree
Arkaneas
Buia
Muasisaipo
Pia
Gemesville
Edwin Matno
Chie
Milute
Lawner
Helegra
Great Laker
Sherif Crow
Atlanta
$200000 Hotel Planned by E B Lewis in City Location
A $200000 hotel project is planned with a stone and brick structure. The site at the northeast corner of Lenn syherla Avenue and Frgtteencb Street will be prepared, with land measured next week. Nearby facilities include two existing hotels on IL Street and the Banc of at H and Eighteenth streets.
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E_B Lewis
Stanley Bimmons
Mars Totel
Lennsyherla Avenue
Frgtteencb
Pennslvania Avenue
Tam Oigh Forest
Etry Ture
Wil Hive
Uist
Toe Byerett
Banc
Eighteenth
Permits High In June Total Building Activity Report
One report shows 576 building permits issued in June by the inspector, with a total value of 3183 10 across districts. Compared to May, overall expenditure on new construction and repairs decreased, totaling about 14 000 for the month.
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Pr Nding
Anne
Marifs Fhuker
Besis Noves
New Cent Coins Rollout Plans Revealed From Treasury News
The Treasury Department in Washington ordered the mint to begin producing new cents. By today more than 27 million coins, representing 7.1915 million dollars, had been minted. About 140 thousand coins have already been digitized nationwide, with the rest to be coined as demand grows.
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Phiadelphia
Treasur Department
Washington
Plumber’s Plan Leads to Brutal School Death
A young married woman was found murdered in a Congress Heights school area after being beaten with a fence picket. The victim suffered a crushed skull and facial injuries but managed to speak briefly before dying at the city hospital. Carl Knoll, a former Indianapolis man living in South Pittsburg, Tenn, acted as her consultant during the investigation.
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R McGonegal
Washington
Notre Dame
Mount i
Sndlangpolls
Greve
Spilliamanq Young
Congress Heights
School City
Carl Knoll
Indianapolia
South Fittsburg
Tenn
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Parnes Picci Hien
Tone Sobote
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Conrad Johnson
Tle
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Lorton
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Fairfax Medal
Sanety
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Mr Beach
James Henry Beach
Thomas Beach
Allied Street
Loudoun Counts
Actack
Board of the Wardens of
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Sidney Mankin
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National Metro
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Hana
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Joh & Ruekeams
Yasaex Fasten
Dationat Cathitral
Orae
Maryland
St, Agmts College For Young Women
Papgelai Mdyamanes
Pring Academic
Rock Hill College
Blucwit Cty MD
Altuslad
Conti
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Emang
Anton Raee
Vutarlour Hall
Camacal Courmes Motary Disemina
Apadeyy
Virginia
Randolpn-Macon Academy
Andres Fas
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the Avenue
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Rand
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Eal al Wholesale
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Gonsumara Coal Company
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Harper & CO
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Ballantine
Ker GO
HS Taneturs
Milburnn, Neister & CO
Washington, D Cc
Seite Schwartz & Pelzman Pelabll
Seventh St
Christian Xander
Sheboygan
R Forrest
Ama E Phillips
James © Donnell
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