Swanson Defended as Exposition Costs Highlight Debate
James E Clem ents argues that since the Jamestown Exposition Governor has many duties, including covering the cost of keeping Swanson in jail. He cites press reports in Washington and Virginia about Wright’s confinement and the high per month prisoner costs. The defense contends there is no ground for Swanson’s accusations, urging remembrance of the event and public duties surrounding the exposition.
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James E Clements
Bym
Wagnatoy Post
Tureau
Jim Jife
Mires Daya
Victim of Shooting Dies in Wilson County
Fragments recount a fatal shooting at a Mabry house in Wilson with Nora Mabry and Turner relations. Howard Tohnemann is named in the assault that left several injured. a Johnson, Tenn area suspect, and a Mrs Davies are mentioned in court actions and names of victims and associates appear amid chaotic text.
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Wilson NC
Nora Mabry
Turner
Nhe
Howard Tohnemann
Ay Noon
Wilson Sanitarium
Tim Sis Ells Kista
Sonnson
Mabry House
Fmitatm
CIA
Johnson
Verdict finds four railway officials negligent in Auburn wreck
Raleigh coroner's jury days Aug 19 ruled that freight engineer Rippey and Conductor Oakley were grossly negligent for not following orders to meet the freight in the Auburn collision that killed two men. Also faulted are BR Ketchum and Victor Parvin for not using the train order system. Southern Railway blamed for enforcement lapses on the Durham division.
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Raleigh
Wake County
Southern Railway
Auburn
Sr Shedts
Rippey
Oakley
BR Ketchum
Victor Parvin
Duey
Ais
Ashburn
Bite Rage Sparks Elks Hotel Flight in West Virginia
In Elking West Virginia Aug 12 Cherley Harr proprietor of the Hotel Gasway faces fugitive status after a confrontation with James Burns former steward. Harr attacked Burns at a barber shop biting off part of his ear amid ongoing bad blood since Burns resigned months ago. Harr disappeared as police swarmed the hotel seeking him.
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Elks Hotel
Spestal
Elking
W Va
Cherley Harr
James Burns
Burne
Hart
Burns
J Harr
Two Fall Twenty Feet In Elevator Hole
Special to The Washington son Spencer NC Aug 18 Linton Wray traveling salesman Chicago in dangerous condition after falling through elevator hole at a Spencer livery stable Saturday night Jomea S Wray brother also injured in the same incident but out of danger The brothers were said to be disputing in the garret when a missed shell amid a fight caused the fall Both men unconscious for about an hour Linton Wray sustained internal injuries and is in critical condition
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Washington
Spencer NC
Linton Wray
Chicago
Hisother J L .Wray
Spencer
Jomea S Wray
Train strikes hand car in Virginia. rider dies
In Henry County near Wallers, a Norfolk and Western train struck a hand car carrying three men eight miles from Martinsville. One occupant died, two others jumped to safety, and a passenger named Edwards reportedly resided in the county. The incident occurred in the afternoon as the men, workers headed to camp, operated the hand car.
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Warrenton
Danville
Nawarde
Norfalk
Wariissie
Henry Counts
Martinsville
Edwards
Henry County
Wallera
Lawyer Seeks Rehearing After Embezzlement Sentence
Thomas M Fields and Washington lawyer serving ten years for embezzlement petitions for writ of habeas corpus. Judge Dayton denied. Fields will apply for a rehearing and seek to appear in court to conduct his own case. If rehearing denied, an appeal to the Supreme Court is planned.
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Speriat
Wheeling
Thomas M ‘Elds
Washington
Dayton
Taltedt States District Court
Supreme Court
Thornton Chosen In Appointment Evening Rumors
The Washington Post reports Swanson is a candidate for Congress with Swanson noted as a possible judge nominee. The scene includes mentions of Jon Witom and Jon Johnson, with Alex L tied to a Rovermer ally. The article notes Swanson leading in early speculation and political allies shaping the appointment rumor.
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Swanson
Judea
Chries Bicolz
Drewt
Thormty
Jon Witom
Jonnson
Alex
Wanted in Alexandria Ford Warington Charged with Murder
Alexandria police issued a notice for Ford Warington who is charged with murder and fled to Baltimore. The alert lists a description and last known address on Laylt street and warns residents to report sightings to local authorities. The fragmentary text mentions a tutor, Richard Pines, and a suspect described as a negro, with unclear details about district or timing.
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Y Ford Warington
Baltimore
Richard Bashing
Dick Pines
Laylt Atreet Sosterdas
Pyre Senults
Omler Woran
Weenington
Alexandria
Ryling
Lar
Brakeman Killed in West Virginia Rails Accident
Washington Post reports a Western railroad brakeman, aged thirty six, died after being struck by a passenger train near Roanoke. He left a wife and five children in Prince Edward County. The incident occurred as voters in Garrett County convene to discuss prohibitionist measures and elect delegates to a state convention in September.
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Roanoke
Specis
J Baldwin
Manning
Prince Edward County
Alleged incendiary suspect arrested in mill fire case
Amherst County authorities detain R. Peter field on a charge of maliciously setting the Waluki mill blaze that destroyed the plant and caused about $10,000 in damage. The fire, reported in Danville area, left Fairfield employed by Vaile and led to an arrest warrant after witnesses identified the suspect. He will be transported to Amherst County to answer to the charge.
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Danville
Sandal
Weslington
Denville
R. Peter
Fleld
Amherst County
Petlara
Q G Batley
Waluki
Vaile
Ly Amotret
Hotel clerk held after shooting policeman in Virginia
James W. Jack, a hotel clerk, was held for the September grand jury after allegedly shooting Patrolman Lewin Less through the right lung. Jack, in Memorial Hospital under care, had previously been attacked by Charles Han, a barber. No bail application filed.
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Barbington
Winchester
James W. Jack
Lewin
Fry Leng
Charles Han
Jack
Legg
Memorial Hospital
Tragedy Reported in County Rail Accident
Edward Wyant, son of DN Want of Shenandoah County, died yesterday from injuries after falling from a freight train on the Norfolk and Western Railway near Stanleyton. He was about twenty four years old and was seriously wounded in the fall as described in the damaged notice.
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Sweetel
Edward Wyant
Shenandoah
Norfolk and Western
Daley Outlines Rail Cost Causes in North Carolina Rates
John M. Daley superintendent of transportation for the Illinois Central Railroad testifies before Judge Montgomery on railroad costs and rate law constitutionality. He says competition drives gate prices, notes long-haul costs, and explains car building, repairs, crews, engines, and end-of-run interchange. Beymer of Georgia argues profit margins, while witnesses discuss interstate shares and state handling costs as hearings continue in New York and prepare to adjourn to Washington.
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New York
John M. Daley
Milnois ‘Central Railroad
Montgomery
North Carolina
Daley
Justice
Histe
North ‘Carolina
Costa of Transportation
Deley
Southern Railway
Southern Raiway
Derey
Interstate
Beymer
Central Af Georgis
Richard B .Taylor
Mobile and
Obie Rattroad
Ritroad
Cis
Wil
Washington
Couhnel
Robert B Glenn
Corsutt
Toma
Stata Ausonies
Incendiary Fire Destroys Charlestown Home
In Charlestown on Aug 19 a residence owned by J Murphy was burned by an incendiary. A man appeared in the basement, a struggle ensued, and a revolver shot wounded the intruder as he fled. Investigators found barrels and soaked lighting fuel, with the fire threatening nearby estates linked to the late Frank Stosittan.
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Charlestown
W Va
J Murphy
Ing Manander
Wasiington Estates
Frank 3 Stosittan
Accident injures 16 year old girl in Cumberland area
Through a gun accident on the riverfront a girl named Sophie Moreland, aged sixteen, is injured with both limbs burned. Medics report the weapon discharged accidentally by 14 year old Monnett from Fudgerey W Va. Doctors say complications arise but the girl is expected to recover.
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Jgerdal
Cumberland
Virginia Obituary Roundup from Petersburg to Winchester
Obituaries reported from Petersburg to Winchester list Mra Carsiina Mallia Coshyliow of Peter Cog- But aged seventy four, Cyrus Gramam of Richmond at seventy eight, Lemuel Corbin of Harrisonburg at seventy six, Mrs Peter Seller buried at Mc Gaheyaville, Winship Whit ing of Clarke County aged about eighty two, Sidney Latham’s son of Charles Latham, Alexander A Rob inson Frederick County farmer aged eighty seven, Thomas Beddon Bruce of Richmond died aged, Lewis Rutherford Rumin of Danville age twenty two, and Mrs Saille A Herndon widow of Capt John F Herndon aged sixty nine.
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Harrisonburg
Lemuel Corbin
Burkewwn
Augusta County
Nis Wite
Peter Seller
McGaheyaville
Sellers
Mian Gilmor
Winchester
Francis B Whiting
Edgewood
Aidlwood
Clarke County
Wiliam
Whiting
Mympher-Sidney College
Pact Latham
Charles Latham
Mesmoriat Hospital
Spiter
Faken
Alexander A. Robinson
Frederick County
Armera
Green Spring
Richmond
Thomas Beddon
Bruce
St the Grombrier
Danville
Lewis Rutherford Rumin
N Iutherford
Saille A. Herndon
John F Herndon
Wo P Cousins
Sunday Exposition Clash Threatens Opening Day
Letters signed by leaders of the International Federation of Sunday Host Associations warn President Roosevelt and officials that the Jamestown Exposition should not open on Sunday. They cite acts granting funds with a condition grounds stay closed Sundays and threaten to boycott attendance to affect the September program.
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Puilagethla
International Federation of Sunday Host Associations of America
Rogenveit
Tresaury Gortelyou
Saltion
Nertelou
Ogres
Yritest
Richmond Woman Accuses Power Co in False Pretenses Suit
Ida Woolridge wife of Benjamin Woolridge of Richmond sues the Virginia Passenger and Power Company claiming damages for injuries alleged after a street car incident. The company settled the civil suit, and officials threaten criminal action if the case is not dropped. Woolridge maintains she was injured and disputes the settlement and identity.
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Richmond
Ida Woolridge
Benjamin Woolridge
Winn Rostoke
Richymond
Virginia Passenger and Power Company
Woolridge
Bell
McCormick's mind gone after fatal car crash
Special to The Washington Pegs reports Paul McCormick the New York millionaire automobilist lies in a private room at Norwalk Hospital with severe injuries and his wife dead after a high speed touring car crash. Doctors say his condition is precarious and recovery is uncertain.
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Washington Pegs
South Korwalk
Paul McCormick
New York
Norwalk Hospital
Menine McCormick
Lau
Hospital
Huntington
Norton
Murder verdict in Eaton case shocks Harrisonburg crowd
The coroner's jury viewed the remains of Marvin Shiliett and found John Shillest Eaton guilty of murder after Eaton allegedly opened fire on Shiliett, Ashby Lawson, and Robert Shifflett. The sole witness, Charles Davis, testified Eaton fired without provocation. Shifflett claimed self defense. The murdered man died from a heart‑piercing bullet.
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Tha
Harrisonburg
Coroier
Marvin Shiliett
John Shillest
Eaton
Attale
Charles Davis
Caerler
Tie kUled Ashby Lawson
Robert Shiflett
Shifflett
Coif
Lawron
Vwill
Statue of Capt John Smith Shipped to Jamestown
William Cooper's bronze statue of Captain John Smith, cast by the Graham Company, will be moved from Fifth Avenue showrooms to Jamestown Island. The sculpture stands eight feet tall and depicts Smith in a salisbury pose. It will be unveiled at a ceremony attended by governors and distinguished guests on September 31, under a joint effort by the Society for the Preservation of Jamestown Antiquities.
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Washington
New York
Augus
Wiliam Cooper
Capt
John Smith
Graham Company
Fifth Avenue
Capt. Smith
M Saldberry
Apprehension in OnanoGe as Peninsula blacks gather
Reports from Onancock indicate unrest among both white and black residents ahead of a peninsula gathering. Authorities fear potential outbreaks and possible lynching if suspects Axtel and Burton are found, with military forces poised to control the situation.
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Washington
Feehmand
Onancock
Pargilly
Penimsula
Axtel
Burton
Megrdes
Osantack
Ohio girls return from Europe after popularity contest voyage
Twenty one young Ohio women, sent abroad by a Columbus newspaper, arrived on the Noordam recounting views of Europe. They praised American freedom, admired Swiss scenery, Paris and London, noted Polite French, dowdy fashion among Irish and English women, and declared America ahead of all. They left for Niagara Falls after visiting Ireland, England, Belgium, Scotland, Holland, Germany and Switzerland.
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New York
Ohio
Columbus
Noordam
Atlantic
DME
América
Miss Mulligan
London
Seorning Marx
Margaret Maddy
Toleed
Kiles Rebelious Wife Murder Shocks Covington Ky
Special to Those Covington Fort Cincinnati Aug 19 Mrs William Onley of Covington Ky spoke loudly to her husband then fell dead as her spouse fired a pistol. Unley, cool after the act, surrendered at police headquarters and handed over the revolver. The couple, who had separated, had sought divorce over a boarder’s conduct. Hinsatana claimed the wife deceived him.
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Covington Fort Cincinnati
William Onley
Covington Ky
Auliet
Tua Sye
Stewart Street
Hinsatana
Cleo
Fasor
Passengers Rescue Drowning Companion On Hudson River Train
Passengers aboard the Ontario and Western train 29 near Cornwall on the Hudson saved a 9 year old, Lewis Webber, from drowning after a power launch capsized their boat containing him and 14 year old Jane Smith and a 4 year old boy. The men were rescued by a power boat crew led by Senator Sylvanus Byniel.
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Ontario and Western
Hudson River
Cornwall
Wastinston
Jane Smith
Lewis Webber
Webber
Annisquem River
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Eank Smith
Sylvanus Byniel
Train Wreck In New London Injures Many
A southbound passenger train collided with a northbound freight near Low Allyna Point in Connecticut. Engine driver Frack Benjasgin of New Haven was badly hurt. several passengers were injured. The freight train had orders to take the siding when the collision occurred, as the passenger train began to back onto the siding just before impact.
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New London
Conn
Norwich
Lalow Allyna
Frack Benjasgin
New Haven
Steindell Leader jailed for barbarous treatment
Brutteart reports Herr Steindell head of a quartet was sentenced to seven months and three days imprisonment for continued barbarous treatment of his three young sons. He faced fears of appealing the sentence as the court refused to reject his appeal.
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Brutteart
Herr Steindell
Hia Nnrac
Ite
Joseph Joachim Buried in Berlin Funeral Attended by Notables
The funeral of violinist Faueph Yoachim, who died in August, was held in Berlin with many prominent attendees. Crown Prince Frederick William was among the mourners and fainted during the ceremony before being taken outside to recover.
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Pance
Frederick William Funts
Vielinist
Berlin
Aus
Faueph Yoachim
Crown Prince Frederick Willam
Teach Christ Was Black in Richmond Preaching
Richmond August 1 The doctrine that the Christ Child was black was preached by Holy Jumpers a mixed group of negroes and one white man who left Richmond at night and provoked a clash with white Sabbatists. A mob threatened to lynch the visitors after an immersion in the James river as Carrington Thomas a colored youth and young colored women were barred from joining the congregation at True Reformers Hall. The sect held Lords Supper rites with unusual ritual foods described by Joe Crowder and his apparent successor as their chief evangelist.
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Richmond
Adam
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
David
Dolomom
Prophets
Catyan Cansan
the James
Carrington Thomas
Accuses Conger's Widow in Creditors Fraud Case
A. and Mattinger charge Emily B Conger widow of Col. Conger and her son Kenton Conger with fraud and plots to detest creditors of the estate. They allege the administrator found no assets but the widow and son seized stock and property and diverted them for personal use. Mottinger cites large alleged debts and stock holdings including Pittsburg Plate Glass, Mathews Tract Syndicate, Whitman Barnes Manufacturing, and Gilson Asphattem holdings.
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Washinggton Fest
Cincinnati
Ohio
Genssticnay
Sete
Col AL Conger
Emily B Conger
Col. Conger
Irving-on-the-Hudson
Kenton & Conger
New York
A. & Mattinger
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Mattinger Avery
Col Congera Estate
Col Congera
Mottinger
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K H Conger
Motinger
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Mathews ‘Tract Syndicate
West Pullman I
Whitman Barnes 3 Manufacturing Company
Gilsne. Asphattem Company
Mud stops railway trains in La Crosse area
Severe rain and windstorm shuts main lines of the Milwaukee and Burlington roads. La Crosse and St Paul lines blocked by fifteen feet of mud. no trains into La Crosse since Sunday. Long distance telephone wires down. telegraph wires working poorly.
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Wissune
Worth
Milwaukee
Burlington
la Crosse
St. Paul
Lay Crosse
Milwaukee Road
Eight Perfect Rifle Scores At Camp Perry Leech Cup
Perfect scores marked the Ma Honan Rifle Association Leech Cup contest at Camp Perry Ohio on August 19 with twenty entrants. Two final ranges will be shot tomorrow. sharpshooters Liout South Captain Bryant Dr Hudson Captain Casey Sergt Baptate Private Parker Middleton and Clarke achieved sight perfect results.
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Ohio
Liout South
Chic
Bryant
Hudson
Newark
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Delaware
Parker
Massachusetts
Middleton
Indiana
Clarke
United States Marine Corps
Igar sets man afire in Dover Hotel incident
York Pa specialists report a man received severe burns after a cigarette ignited his clothing at the Dover Hotel. Bystanders quickly doused the blaze with water as George W Strayer suffered facial and body burns before medical help could arrive. Friends rushed to his aid, using buckets of water to try and stop the flames.
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Wasptorton Post
York
Dover
George W Strayer
Etrayer
Dames
Man Confesses to Attack at Special Mecklenburg Term
Frank Allen, a Black man tried July 2 at a Mecklenburg Circuit special term for an attack on a white woman, confessed to the crime on August 3. He previously denied guilt at trial but now admits responsibility. The case arose amid local tensions and was reported by The Washington Poet.
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Boydten
Frank Allen
Mecklenburg
Harvey Callis
F. Gilroy, TR, Marries at Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Special to The Washington Post. New York August 13. Thomas Fetlroy, son of former Mayor Gilroy, married Alma Mabel Helk Northrop in the Waldorf Astoria ballroom with hundreds of relatives and friends in attendance. Attendees included former Mayor Gurmy and United States Senator James Smith.
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New York
Thomas Fetlroy
Gilroy
Ailas Mabel Helk Northrop
Pon
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Gurmy
Fo Ae
United States
James Smith
Jesse James Story from Cameron Telegraph Operator's Tale
The account recalls a Cameron telegraph operator who witnessed the Jesse James death scene and the aftermath. It details the route between Cameron and Gallatin, the St Joseph connections, and the identification of James by locals. The narrative emphasizes the operator's belief that James was not as tall or as dark as legends claim, based on sightings and the dead man's appearance.
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Iic
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St. Joseph
James
Gallatin
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tH.gentemen
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Joseph
Low
Moon
Ford
St Joseph
Dick Bite
James Gang
Str Low
Conklin
Saunels
Uttle
Bob Ford
Camaron
James Hands Tam
Eight-Year-Olds Reported Involved In Coney Island Water Incident
New York Aug 19 Eight-year-olds Charles H Martin Jr and Clinton Redawing of Neptune Avenue and Alice Novevan also eight from Coney Island Creek kept silent about helping a playmate drift from shore days earlier. They feared whippings if the truth emerged. Mrs Norman offered a smelt price and the boys later drank unlimited ice cream soda and bought Coney Island taffy to celebrate.
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Tae Wastonswa
New ‘York
Olf
Charles EH Martin Jr
Clinton Redawing
Neptune Avenue
Alice Novevan
Coney Island Creek
Heydon Jumps Nationals A Disputed Reprimand Sparks Desertion
Cantillon reprimands Heydon for poor play on a Friday game causing outdoor tension. Heydon leaves for Indianapolis after ill treatment remarks and Cantillon plans to hold the Washington team together despite the incident. Aug 1 report from Chicago notes Tip O Neill acting manager as Cantillon is at his mother’s bedside in Wisconsin.
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Caicher BA Heyton
Nationals
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Sudies
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Indianapolis
Cantilion
Washington
Cantillon
Ecatesey
Dirst
Hexdon
Cleve
Tip O Weill
Caulton
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Peter Pan to Pasture in Retirement After Injury
Peter Pan, famed three year old gelding with vast earnings, has been moved to James R. Keene’s Castleton stud in Kentucky for retirement. Uncertain if he will return to racing as trainer Henne weighs the horse’s future. The injury occurred during training after winning at Brighton Beach, with doctors fearing a ligament rupture and ongoing risk if raced again. The high value champion now faces a quiet retirement.
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Keene
Sarstogn
James R. Keene
Éarath
Suenes
Seam
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California Supreme Court Upholds Schmitz Removal Ruling
The California Supreme Court, in a unanimous decision by Chief Justice Beatty, sustains Mayor E. H. Taylor's right to office and orders the city auditor and treasurer to recognize his salary and the validity of his appointment. The ruling ends arguments that felony conviction voided tenure and denies supervisory removal rights. The case arose from a suit by Harry McKennay to secure salary approval and recognition of Taylor as mayor.
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Societo
Washington Fort Ban
Schmite
Ils Stesd
Harry McKennay
Taylor
Bar
Lucadon
Taylore
Boy Hangs Self in Barn While Playing Hangman
A ten year old boy, son of Louis Justa, died after a rope became cinched around his neck while playing near a barn wall. His father hauled grain as workers returned from the field and found him suspended from a barn post. Police believe the child imitatively enacted a hanging game.
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Washington
Unity Wis
Reed Carl Justman
Louis Justa
Ttle
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