Trial adjourned as Cooper and Sharp case continues
In a tense session the trial of the Coopers and Sharp was adjourned to tomorrow. Witnesses testified that a rubber pistol cover was not in ex-Senator's pocket but was later found by Gen. Washington of the defense after cross examination. A dramatic moment followed as the point was revisited.
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Robin Kills Carmack In Turbulent Confrontation
Eyewitness account describes Robin fatally attacking Carmack and then handling wounds, while Col Cooper overheard a telephone exchange with his daughter about the incident. Details include a revolver found on Robins coat, a bullet through his sleeve, and reassurances given to Mrs Burch.
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Absence of key witnesses delays Carmack murder trial
In a Tennessee murder case linked to Senator Carmack, a defense adjournment was sought amid disputed witness readiness. Prosecutors claimed some witnesses may testify for the defense, while the state contends it has satisfied its case. Testimony covered pistol holster found near the senator and the embalmer’s accounts of Carmack’s clothing, including a scabbard later identified as a pistol accessory.
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Trial recounts revolver details and testimony in Carmack case
Witnesses describe the weapon found near Senator Carmack and the scabbard illusion. Dr Fort testifies Robin Cooper wore an auto revolver. Vaughan recounts asking how many shells an automatic holds. Col Cooper and Tad address phone calls as the defense prepares a lengthy case with many rebuttal witnesses.
Shah's Brother Abducted in Persian Revolution Turmoil
Persian revolutionists abducted Shas-es-Saltaneh, brother of the Shah, in Resht and demand ransom. A legation circular warns citizens of possible disturbances in Teheran and to seek refuge with the league if violence breaks out. Bazaars closing raises food prices as unrest grows amid nightly murders and robberies.
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Wireless link reaches Hawaii from Los Angeles
Los Angeles reported wireless communication with the Hawaiian Islands last night marking the first contact between the two remote stations. Operator Blakeney said his Los Angeles station linked with Kahua, Hawaii, about 2,200 miles distant, confirming a major long distance wireless connection.
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Fleet Near Port as Battlefleet Reaches Hampton Roads
A wireless report from Rear Admiral Sperry places the fleet 700 miles east-southeast of Newport News, heading for the Chesapeake's mouth at 105 knots. The Salem and Chester joined the force, while a drowning and a sailor’s loss were reported amid preparations for Admirals’ dinner at Old Point. The Yankton sailed for Washington as North Carolina and Montana remained at the roadstead.
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Robbed of jewels during hotel theft case unfolds
The report details a $10,000 jewel theft from Mrs. J. R. Me Comb at the Hotel Collingwood in Great Barrington. Inspector McCafferty and Detective Van Twistern traced pawned pieces to Allen Porter Crosius, who confessed after being caught with a jewel box hidden in his coat sleeve.
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Navy League to honor Sperry with big dinner plan
Norfolk ships form a major U S fleet nucleus and a Navy League dinner at Hotel Charleston will honor Admiral Sperry. A free shipper ride to Old Point Comfort and a February 27 night sail parade are set, with telegrams naming officers including Arnold Schroeder and Wainwright to attend and respond on fleet topics. About 300 guests expected for the event.
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Priest Robbery Claim Fails as Satchel Recovered
A man dressed as a priest entered Newark police headquarters claiming securities worth 37500 were stolen. He produced a card for Rev Charles Poltenek of St John’s Enteppe Sanatorium Alpha NJ. Detectives traced the satchel to a restaurant where it was found intact after witnesses said the suspect sat with two women and a man before leaving.
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Taft Becomes Mason In Rare Cincinnati Ceremony
President elect William Howard Taft is declared a Master Mason in a 35 minute rite at Scottish Rite Cathedral Cincinnati witnesses from seventeen states and Kilwinning lodge members. Alphonso Taft and Charles P Taft attend as family and friends gather for a high Masonry event prior to inauguration.
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Women Suffragists Clash With Police at Downing Street
In London on Feb 18 suffragettes of the Women's Freedom League tried to present a resolution to Premier Asquith and again attempted entry to the House of Commons. Police blocked them, 24 arrests were made that morning. later, Mrs Despard and others were arrested again after attempting to force entry.
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White House reception ends season with grand army navy gala
A vast White House social event closed the season as the Army and Navy officers in bright uniforms mingled with elegant gowns. Notable guests included Paul Morton Ambassador Takahira and members of the North American conservation conference. The event featured a supper with cabinet ministers and a notable absence of Mrs Fairbanks and Mrs Garfield from the receiving line.
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Canada to Establish Direct Talks With Washington
Ottawa plans a new external affairs portfolio to handle foreign matters locally. Previously Canada handled foreign business via British channels, with U S negotiations routed through London. The change aims for direct communication between Ottawa and Washington, via the British ambassador.
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Woman Convicted of Conspiracy to Have Witness Killed
Parkersburg West Virginia February 18 The jury found Mrs Elton Dolan guilty on charges of conspiracy to murder a witness Ed Burns was paid twenty dollars to assassinate C M Lima to prevent him from testifying against her son who faced robbery charges
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Cooper Says Son Killed Carmack
Police report details surrounding the claim that Cooper states his son killed Carmack. The article notes ongoing investigation and reactions from officials as the case develops.
Senator La Follette Attacks Penrose in Senate Row
Senate clash erupts as Senator La Follette criticizes postoffice bill delays and waives no toll for critics. Senator Penrose retorts suggesting La Follette’s remarks resemble a patent medicine vendor’s sales pitch. The exchange highlights friction over handling of major legislation and committee delays.
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