Trial Transcript Fragments Reveal Discrepancies And Testimony Conflicts
In a heated cross examination, discrepancies emerged between prior statements and later testimony concerning Sutton's death. Witnesses Davis and Utley battled memory gaps and potential bias as lawyers debated admissible remarks and possible expunging of terms. The court weighed whether Davis could withdraw certain words while jurors heard contradicting accounts about weapons, wounds, and sequence of events surrounding the fatal shot.
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Utley
Davin
Tia
Indy Janie
Davis Las
de Hart
Uterus
Davis
Sutton
Sultan
Ines
Ichen
Roelkers
Sut Tan
Liayis
Charles Henneds
Theifler
Kennedy
Tytet
Aang Davis
Twexos
Divi
Uae
Oliver
Altornes
Tley
Wen
Travis
Plague Case Reported in Alameda County California
A 19 year old named Joseph Mendosa from Alameda County is reported as a victim of bubonic plague. Federal and State officers announced the test results yesterday in California.
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Sacruento Cai, Ang
California
Alameda County
Joseph Mendosa
All for Good Roads Appropriation Approved in Alexandria
County supervisors set aside 5000 toward paving King Street to the new Union Station and endorse a highway from the southern boundary to the station. Prominent locals back the Good Roads effort, with support from the Washington Post and regional chambers. The meeting also covers school appointments and a fire loss in Fairfax, with community leaders and officials named.
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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 Convention
The seventh annual convention of the Triversel Craftsmen Canall of Engineers in the National Hotel ended with officers elected for the coming year. Walter Cadwell of Chicago was named Grand Worthy Chief, John Cope of Cleveland Assistant Grand Chief, Thomas H Jones of Washington Grand Secretary, A Young of Pittsburgh Grand Treasurer, J Bunce of Pittsburgh Grand Warden, AW Wickens of Toronto Grand Chaplain, John Senn of Rochester Grand Guard, and trustees John McMoran of Newark, N GN Carnes of Toledo, Chin and Henjamin Batela beck of Cleveland. Installations followed at 2 pm, memorials for deceased members observed, next convention slated for Buffalo, then a city tour before departure today.
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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 Forms Committee On Registry Fee
Postmaster General Hitchcock names a committee to overhaul the registry system and seek a self sustaining basis. Members include Charles Huffel Bride George I Wood and Henry D Pemble. A possible registry fee rise to three cents 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 transfer station
David Hoover an electrician for the Great Falls and Old Dominion Railroad Company was found dead early yesterday in the transfer station where he worked. He began his shift Thursday at 6 p.m. and was last seen near the large transforming machine. An investigation found he became entangled in the electrical wires and was electrocuted. The coroner ruled death an accident. Hoover, 45, left a wife and several children and resided at 19 M Street NW.
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David Hoover
Great Falls and Old Dominion Railroad Company
Tansferring
Mustict
Hoover
L19
M Street
Esource
Mercersburg Academy to Build New Gymnasium
Mercersburg Academy announces a gift of 25 000 dollars for a new gymnasium. Dr William Mann Irvine, president, says donor name is being withheld. The project will replace the old caged swimming space with a modern gymnasium costing about 100 000 dollars.
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Mercersburg Academy
Willian Mann Irvine
Merseisbur
Stolen wagons recovered as thief case moved in court
Police court continued the case against Andrew Giernegro charged with stealing wagons on Vinay. Wagons recovered, one sold to George Green near Trilge dealer of Us C street NW. case adjourned.
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Dermihves Klefidelust
Barbee
Stut Westendty
Andrew Giernegro
George Green
Trilge
Us C Street
Frightful Pharmacy Breakup Ends in Arrest and Chaos
A crowded drug store scene ended when a disorderly man smashed perfume bottles, fired a shot through a door screen, and caused panic as bystanders fled. Police arrested the suspect after an urgent confrontation. store damage, odor of chemicals, and a startled crowd marked the incident.
Accused of Stoning Old Man in Northwest Chicago
A 16 year old named Cady was arrested after a disturbance at Moy Ting Street northwest. He allegedly hurled stones at Ping, a Chinese owner, striking him in the bed area. Cady, released on collateral, was held at the Second precinct until collateral was posted.
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Trin Cady
Steee Pathiwest
Willam
Anuul
Cady
Pings Laundry
Bose
Gady Nci
Lée
Wr .Mooney
Emith
Frauds and Flight Alleged in Vienna Archduchess Case
An Englishman posing as a Vanderbilt swindler type fled Austria amid accusations involving a Vienna archduchess. The figure, renamed Sid Lackerstern, faces no prosecution as legal action moves to U.S. courts. Attorney Hayaen Jennant represents Mrs Marte Barer in an absolute divorce, seeking custody of three children and detailing a broken marriage to Ethelbert Baler announced to have begun February 10 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 Case
A New York police lieutenant’s assassination linked to a Palermo crime ring. Postoffice Inspectors and Grand Jury probes implicate the Society of the Lurana and brother in law networks in a scheme tied to a murder funding effort. Names and exact charges are uncertain in fragmented report.
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Tsa
Mainn
Ohio
Autociaarfesi
Collegere Vicana
Postolice
Petracina
Yosk Police
Palermo
Italy
Postoffice
Qhain
Oldfeld
Columbus
Lieut Letronn
Yand of Bhik
New York
Com Justice
Organa Society
Marian Ohi
Waas Unde
Eiten
Bank IO BE REMODELED W Plans for remodeling the Columbia National Bank building
Plans for remodeling the Columbia National Bank building at 91 EF street northwest are completed and remodeling will begin next week. The structure will be modernized with a marble interior and the front extended to the alley. Appleton P Clark prepared the plans as a director committee including AF Pax B Smut and BOF Gay, with ongoing work by Clark and the board to finalize the project.
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Columbia National Bank
EF Street
Appleton P Clark
AF Pax & B Smut
Bof Gay
Iveas
Neam
Olumbla
Clark
Four Drowning Tragedy In Party At Rocky Point
Four men of a crew accompanying eight friends drowned near Rocks Point during a planned picnic trip. The party set out by sailboat from a river point. when the craft was anchored a punt was used to land. Seven men boarded the punt to row to a store, but the boat capsized and four occupants failed to reach shore.
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Washington Pot
Ogdensburg
Rocks Point
Rocky Point
Tracis Point i
Philadelphia women charged with passable worthless checks
Three women accused Thursday of passing worthless checks at the Willard Hotel in Washington may not be brought back to Philadelphia. Police traced them to Chicago by baggage and tied them to a Washington incident before the Philadelphia authorities pursued action.
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Willard Hotel
Inspector Board
Chicago
Willard
Central Office
Berman
Tereela Cor
Washington
Phiadelphia
Sixteenth annual convention of alien Brigades of America in Pittsburg
The sixteenth annual convention to convene in Pittsburg beginning October 7 for three days. The organization will send a large delegation to the Pennsylvania city. The general committee includes Sen Ho oF Bope Blair Nexley Col and several captains. The hospitity committee welcomes 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 to John D. Jr in Cleveland
Mrs Rockefeller conveyed Cleveland property to John D. Jr. The transfer, part of a family deal, covers a large business block on Euclid Avenue and adjacent property in East Cleveland valued over $100,600. The consideration for each transfer was one dollar.
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Ol King
Cleveland
John D. Jr
Roucefeller
John D Roeckecele
Rock
Euclid Avenue
Otter Ear
Mast
Leveland
Weather Conditions From Reports Across Regions Near Mississippi River
Weather summaries report general rains over New England and most regions with cooler to warmer temperatures. The Midwest and plains note unsettled conditions with high winds and variable temperatures. western areas see temperatures above freezing and clear to mild conditions.
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Terra Washgicu Pride
Missisippi
Laval Rataxara
Plain Stars
Rocky Mountain
New Fegland
Santern
Plaag Stetre
Racene
Okthora
Slashes intruder threat ends in fatal assault
A morning incident in Atlanta left a man slashed in the throat during a burglary attempt. Mrs. Warnler Lawson reported hearing a disturbance and defending herself with a knife, wounding the attacker who fled toward the Atlantic coast. Sheriff Crow transported the suspect for safekeeping as authorities investigate the case and monitor conditions across nearby regions into the weekend.
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Wulf Stethe Teoneree
Arkaneas
Buia
Muasisaipo
Pia
Gemesville
Edwin Matno
Chie
Milute
Lawner
Helegra
Great Laker
Sherif Crow
Atlanta
$200,000 Hotel Planned by Lewis Backing Project
A planned hotel at the northeast corner of Lenn syherla avenue and Frgtteencb street, costing about 200000, will be of stone and brick with a tall facade. Stan ley Bimmons is listed as a signer for the project, with land acquisition and tramage along Pennsylvania Avenue and nearby streets expected to proceed within a week. The site, near existing hotels on IL street and the Banc of at H and eighteenth streets, remains unmeasured.
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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
June building permits total 576 in district report
The inspector's month summary shows 576 permits issued in June for new buildings and repairs valued at 14 000. Compared to May the amount involved decreased nearly 0. Buildings by section Northeast 8 Southeast 381 750 Northwest 19 Northwest 500 203 County 44 100 Total 3183 10. Repairs by section Northeast 3762 Southeast 240 Southwest West 176 Ancounty 0 Total 24 486.
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Pr Nding
Anne
Marifs Fhuker
Besis Noves
New American Pennies Minted as Demand Grows
The Treasury Department in Washington issued an order for the new cent pieces and began minting in June. By today 27 million coins, valued at 719150, had been produced. About 140000 coins have been digitized nationwide, with rest to be minted as demand rises.
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Nate Max
Adtacra A. Alentie
Biemo
Cincinnati
Ravengiart
Helena
Indiana
Hamesly
Angeles
New York
Phiadelphia
Treasur Department
Washington
Plunged to death in school city hospital attack
A young woman was found near the school in Congress Heights with skull crushed and hands broken after being beaten with a fence picket. She later died, though she could talk briefly, naming Carl Knoll of South Pittsburg Tennessee as her consultant in the planning of plumbing work.
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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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Conrad Johnson
Tle
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Atexenana Hais
Pinapal
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William F. Sweeney
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Feather
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Sweeney
Lidsey
Kom Norton
Lorton
Purfax
Wes
T Wo Luckett
Fairfax Medal
Sanety
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Rammel
Alexandra Chiis
PM Brooks
Cor du Tourtis
Col Starkwether
Serond Sie
Ty T Detwiler
Llewelyn Powell
Seretary
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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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Council of Engineers
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Dingmany Elly
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Dationat Cathitral
Orae
Maryland
St, Agmts College For Young Women
Papgelai Mdyamanes
Pring Academic
Rock Hill College
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Anton Raee
Vutarlour Hall
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Virginia
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the Avenue
Sloan's
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Na Anh al Henimart
Rand
Anthwa Ite
Eal al Wholesale
Tormxtinn
Tearuguy
Gonsumara Coal Company
Stree’ N. W. i
Harper & CO
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Ballantine
Ker GO
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Milburnn, Neister & CO
Washington, D Cc
Seite Schwartz & Pelzman Pelabll
Seventh St
Christian Xander
R Forrest
Ama E Phillips
James © Donnell
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