Virginia Immigrant Labor Plan Aims to Aid Farms
Special to The Washington Post Richmond Va January report outlines a proposed Virginia plan to import 30 000 to 40 000 able bodied immigrants from London and parts of Europe to work farms. Commissioner Koiner seeks state funding to hire agents abroad to recruit labor and arrange steamship passage with repayment after settlement. The plan envisions a state employment agency linking farmers with immigrants and notes discussions with London officials and the Lord Mayor of London.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Tonden
Virginia
Koiner
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
London
Brolmer
Paa
Brine
Brush
Komner
Pomdon
Morgan
Agrinlaure
William J. .Oulsby
Virginia hotel men push for new statewide law
At the Virginia Hotel Association meeting in Monticello the new officers were announced with Charles J. Consulate as president and a plan to lobby the legislature for a general hotel law. The aim is protection against deadbeats overcharging and guest property losses, backed by a hotel committee and coordinated with traveling men. Eugene E L Clawes urged stronger ties between hoteliers and travelers.
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Washington Post
Nurtulk
Lui Vere
Tosmin
Tee Monticella Hotel
Charles H. Conssolve
Charles J. Consolve
Norfolks
AH. Paxton
Natural Bridge
J HW Callahan
Chase City
John Murphy
Richmend
Bost Bey
J. M. Hanrahan
Roonrddo
Whch
Eugene EL. Clawes
The
Travelers’ Protective Assquaten
Virginia Debt Settlement and Insurance War Trends
Virginia debt settlement unfolds with John B Moon as chair of the Virginia debt commission and New York pending final papers. Litigation may honor court awards while state authorities pursue all parties in Virginia. Separate notes discuss anticipated laws to curb insurance company combinations and a Montgomery County anti-saloon push targeting speakeasies amid alcohol debate. A rail incident reports engineer James Lucas killed when his fast freight engine overturned near Spartanburg Junction.
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Washington
Richmond
John B Moon
Charlottesville
Chatrlain
Virginia Debt Commis
Joseph Button
New York
Virginia
Ena
Spencer
NW. C
James Lucas
Greenville
S&s. C
Fair Forest
Spartanburg Junction
Danville Fohacke Plant Sold to Gravely Co of Danville
Special to The Washington Post reports the R H W Fish tion Company tobacco factory in Roanoke, the oldest in the state and the only Roanoke tobacco plant, has been sold to FP Gravely & Co of Danville, manufacturers of plug tobacco. Also noted is the death of J R Nelson, sixty, an employee at Salisbury cotton mills, who collapsed at work yesterday afternoon.
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Washington
R. HW. Fishtion Company
Roanoke
Gravely & Co
Danille
Mill Yard
Neir
Washington Post
Salsbury
N. C
J. R. Nelson
Salisbury Cotton Mills
Three Maryland Trust officials posted bail in fraud case
J Bernard Scott former treasurer and Henry J Bowdoin former vice president posted $10,000 bonds in Baltimore Criminal Court after being named by the grand jury on fraud charges. J Wilcox Brown former president, based in Virginia, has not yet been arrested but is expected to bond soon. Indictments pending as January term awaits grand jury decisions with possible wider involvement of high placed financiers.
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Baltimore
J. Bernard Scott
Maryland Trust Company
Henry J. Bowdoin
J. Wilcox Brown
Virginia
Owens
May Not Change Sewer in Alexandria District
The Commissioners prepared a report on the House bill to extend the District sewer six miles downstream from Magazine Point. A new pumping station at Magazine Point would be needed to lift sewage six feet, risking river contamination as population grows, though the bill is expected to be disapproved.
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House Fe
Alexandria
Magazine Point
Congress
McComb
Sewer Department
Accused by Six Girls In Holiness Minister Case
Raleigh January 2 Governor Glenn has not sought aid from Pennsylvania on N I Glenn once of Forsythe County charged with criminally assaulting six girls ages thirteen to seventeen he is said to have posed as a holiness minister The warrant names Rebecca Billington and Pearl Hairstone age fourteen as victims Mary Hairstone says Glenn caused her husband to leave her
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Raleigh
N. C
Glenn
Pennsylvania
N. I. Glenn
Forsythe County
Rebecca Billington
Pearl Hairstone
Mary Hairstone
McGuffin Trial Delayed in Covington Court
Special to The Washington Pis Curton Forge January 4 The Allegheny circuit Court of Covington Sunday postponed the trial of ex Policeman H B McGuffin for alleged theft of diamonds valued at several thousand dollars and 600 in currency until next Monday due to a missing witness The case charging him with stealing ladies wear from Mrs A P Burgwyn of Pittsburg formerly of Washington was continued until February 6 Bond was set at 5000 but he may not be able to furnish bail
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Washington
Curton Forge
Covington
MccCuffin
McGuffin
A. P. Burgwyn
Pittsburg
Anderson
Preacher Convicted in Newport News Forgery Case
In Newport News Virginia on January 3 Rev W C Lively a black preacher was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary for forgery. He was indicted on several forgery charges but tried on one for forging the names of W H Grant and W H Dickens to a twenty one dollar note. The case of Rev W H Gilles an alleged accomplice was nol pros.
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Newport. News
Corporation Court Today
W. C. Lively
Fie
W. H. Grant
W. H. Dickens
The
Commonwealth Nolle
W. H. Clilles
Philadelphia
Lively
Ruffner trial begins in Page County court
In Page County Virginia on January 3 the Ruffner murder trial opened in circuit court with Judge T W Harrison presiding. The defendant Les ter Ruffner is accused of fatally shooting his uncle Isaac Ruffner on November 24. Four eyewitnesses testified starting with Keller, and night sessions continued as the case moved quickly.
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Washington
Luray
Lester Ruffner
Isaac Ruffner
Page County
T. W. Harrison
Winchester
Ruffner
Keller
Virginia Obituary Notices From Staunton Fredericksburg and Danville
Obituary notices report Miss Mary Julia Garber of Staunton dying of consumption at 41 after a brief illness daughter of John M and Mrs Garber. In Fredericksburg William Leadon a Stafford County resident dies of Brights disease at Widewater aged four years. Danville telegrams announce Mrs A K Montgomery sister of former NC Governor Scales and aunt of J NWright of Danville passing at Reidsville NC.
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Reidsville
N. C
A. KE. Montgomery
Scales
North Carolina
J. N. Wrile
Maryland Legislature Opens with Narrow Speaker Victory
Gov Warfield’s message and Democrats narrowly winning the speaker race dominated Maryland’s opening session. Meyer of Carroll, ill at home, was flown in by special train after a late bid to sway independents. Benson won 51 votes to 47 for Fenton, with Smith at 3 as Republicans held firm. The Senate end to deadlock came when Claggett backed Seth for president, and both houses adjourned toward next week’s nominations.
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Meyer
Carroll
Fenton
Washington Post
Annapolis
Warfield
Maryland
House
Queen Anne County
James K. Roberts
Prince George
Sam Driver
Congressman Mudd
Queen Anne
Smith
B. N. Fenton
Montgomery
Benson
Senate
Claggett
Seth
Murray
van Diver
Warfield attacks Maryland legislature extravagance and lobbying
Gov Warfield urges economy and reform in Maryland as he blasts 1904 legislative expenses totaling 185 552 55 and payroll costs of 118 460 50 for 198 officers and clerks. He calls for a strict corrupt practices act, tighter enrollment rules, and strong anti lobbyist measures to curb graft and voter disenfranchisement. Newport News report notes bail for M B Breednax in fatal case. J W Broadnax acts as bail bondsman.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Warfield
Maryland
General Assembly
Senate
House
Alther House
Buchanan Convicted in Norfolk for False Pretenses
W S Buchanan of Louisa County Virginia was sentenced in the Norfolk corporation court to fifteen days in jail and a $100 fine plus costs for obtaining goods under false pretenses from Wilson and Company of Philadelphia. He was arrested at the National Soldiers Home Hampton and brought to Norfolk after failing to post bond.
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Washington Post
Norfolk
Buchanan
Louisa County
Corporation Court
Wilson and Company
Philadelphia
National Soldiers
Hampton
United States
Overman
North Carolina
Congress
Kentucky
West Virginia
New York
Buchranan
Perished in flames at upper Markbors farm
Thomas Wickham, about fifty, a mechanic, burned to death in a small farm house on Thomas Magruder's near Glenn dale, Saturday at 7:30. A colored boy testified Wickham had been intoxicated and brought whisky inside. Jury of inquest summoned. theory that a lamp caused the fire. Wickham left three brothers.
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Washington Post
Upper Markbors
Thomas Wickham
Thomas Magruder
Glenndale
Benjamin H. Cross
Seabrooke
T. Howard Duckett
Wickham
John H. Atkinson dies in West Virginia fading delegate from 1856
John H. Atkinson, the sole surviving Virginia delegate to the first Republican nominating convention in 1856, died at his New Cumberland home at 6 PM aged 84. Born in Ohio in 1809, he moved to New Cumberland at age seven and played a role in West Virginia statehood during the Civil War before retiring from public life. He fell ill shortly before death but had no prior acute illness.
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Virginia
Washington Post
Wheeling
W. Va
New Cumberland
John H. Atkinson
Mr. Atkinson
Ohio
West Virginia
Wright Held On Murder Charge In Payton Case
Special to The Washington Fest Fairmont West Virginia January 4 Frank Wright was committed to jail without bond awaiting the March grand jury action. He is charged as an accessory to the murder of Jacob N Payton alleged to have occurred at Mannington last July. Payton's wife, now Mrs Wright, was tried in December but the jury failed to reach a verdict. If indicted, Wright and his wife will be tried in March.
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Washington Post
Newport News
M. B. Breednax
Frank Smith
Corporation Court
J. W. Broadnax
Manchester
Herrisman
Wright
Paris
Hke
Berlin
France
Germany
Morocco
Maryland Weddings in Rockville and Winchester Notes
Rockville Jan 3 Henry J Krouse of Washington and Miss UWable Lee ing of Burtonsville wed in minister Smith s home with close friends present. Bride s father Samuel T Harding a farmer from Bartonsville. Also Rockville reports Lawrence Andrew Snyder age 21 and Anna Margaret Burgess age 18 both of Baltimore wed yesterday by Rev EB Prettyman, followed by Charles BE Kelley 24 of Washington and Jule II Armor 25 of Pittsburg. In Maryland baptism at Middletown water from Jordan used. infant Annie Bernice Harris daughter of Rev and Mrs Carlton D Harris of Baltimore baptized by three ministers at home.
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Rockville
Henry J. Krouse
Washington
Uwable Lee Aing
Burtonsville
Mr. Smith
Burtonsville Methodist Episcopal
Church South
Samuel T. Harding
Bartonsville
Lawrence Andrew Snyder
Anna Margaret Burgess
Baltimore
Eb, Br, Prettyman
Methodist Episcopal ‘Church South
Charles Be, Kelley
Jule II
Armor
Pittsburg
Jordan
Washington Post
Winchester
David Harris
Middletown
County
Annie Bernice
Carlton D. Harris
Southern Methodist Church
Palestine
Bull’s Horns Boost Health by Cutting Coffee
A former woven wire inspector attributes his recovery from indigestion heart trouble and nervous prostration to quitting coffee and adopting Postum. He reports years without headaches improved digestion iron nerves and sharper mental powers after switching to Postum Food Coffee, endorsing the product from Battle Creek Michigan and the Road to Wellville promotion.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Greensboro Federal court probes internal revenue frauds
Special term in Greensboro, North Carolina, ouvert for trial of distillers and former revenue officers indicted for frauds against the government. Ex deputy collector A S Patterson to be tried first for falsifying expense accounts. A broad conspiracy charge spans 54 counts, including perjury and forgery, with 48 defendants listed. Ex Governor Aycock argues motions as Judge Boyd rules on them.
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Greenshboro
Washington Post
Greensboro
N. C
Internal Revenue
A. S. Patterson
Z. C. Davis
Haywood County
T. & Rollins
Davis
Winston
Internal Revenue Bureau
Washington
Holton
Charlotte
Aycock
Boyd
R. H. Hardin
J. W. Hasty
G. W. Samuel
J. H. Smith
G. H. Walker
A. C. Bryan
L. E. Davis
C. Davis
Starkey Hare
WILL BUILD TO ROANOKE
The Baltimore and Ohio plans a 75 mile extension through Shenandoah and Rockingham counties paralleling the Southern Railway from Strasburg to Harrisonburg. From Harrisonburg the line uses B & O tracks to Lexington then to Salem, forming a Roanoke main line with Salem as a spur.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Virginia
Roanoke
Shenandoah
Rockingham
Southern Railway
Strasburg
Harrisonburg
Lexington
Salem
Special election ordered in Halifax County Virginia
The governor orders a special election for Halifax County on January 30 to fill the death vacancy of State Senator R. R. Noblin. Constitutional questions arise over who may vote, with some arguing only old soldiers without poll taxes, while Judge Saunders may allow all who voted in November to vote on January 30 due to the peculiar circumstances.
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Richmond
Halifax
R. R. Noblin
Ex Speaker Warns Against State Road Grants
Fredericksburg dated dispatch reports ex-speaker John F. Ryan of Loudoun urging tax cut bill and warning that state road appropriations could lead to bankruptcy. Separate items note Burton swindle case set for Jan 18, two deputy sheriffs appointed in Montgomery, multiple marriages across Fredericksburg Suffolk Leeshore and Winchester, and a courtship ending in marriage with a youth groom.
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Ryan
Loudoun
Washington Peat
Fredericksburg
John F. Ryan
House of Delegates
Free Law
State Senator Shannon Missing in Frostburg Circles
Friends report State Senator John B. Shannon has been absent since after the election. A Frostburg Democrat suggests he is in Boston avoiding office seekers, with health concerns raising fear he is hospitalized. He ran a Frostburg shoe store and recently finished a six year register of wills term.
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Washington Port
Cumberland
John B. Shannon
Frostburg
Shannon
Boston
James Tennant
Elk
Eagle
Baltimore
Annapolis
Friends of the Missing
Organization
Life of prominent Alexandria dealer ends in fall
Daniel Ruben of M. Ruben & Sons furniture, living at 916 Cameron street, died after falling through an open freight elevator shaft at his King Street store. He reeled likely from a medical episode, struck the basement, and never recovered, passing away at about 11 PM at his home.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Daniel Ruben
M. Ruben & Sons
Cameron Street
Ruben
Hig Place of Business
King and
St. Asaph Streets
Vartiga
Leopold Ruben
Wiliam M Simith
Knode files $40,000 suit over alleged illegal arrest
Howard C. Knode, suing Commonwealth's Attorney Cran dal Mackey and magistrate Joseph H. Supplee in the U S Circuit Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, seeks $40,000 over an arrest in Jackson City last September. He alleges malicious conspiracy to ruin his name and claims rough handling and personal injury after a $1,000 vagrancy fine and six months' jail sentence were set aside on appeal. Judge Edmund Waddill to preside. Lamb of Richmond to prosecute.
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Howard C. Knode
Commonwealth
Crandal Mackey
Alexandria
Joseph HE. Supplee
United States Circuit Court
Eastern District of
Virginia
Edmund Waddill
Knode
Maryland
John A. Lamb
Richmond
Mackey
Jackson City
Supplee
Week of Prayer Arrangements In Alexandria Churches
The annual week of prayer across several Protestant churches in Alexandria is set with services at 7 45 each evening starting Monday January 8. Two ministers will lead each service with a schedule listing Methodist Protestant, First Baptist, Methodist Episcopal South, Trinity Methodist Episcopal and Second Presbyterian churches and clergy including Rev. Dr. Fisher Rev J A Jeffers Rev J H S Ewell Rev J P Stump Rev Edgar Carpenter.
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Alexandria
Methodist Protestant Church
Dr. Fisher
J. A. Jeffers
First Baptist Church
J. H. S. Ewell
J. P. Stump
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Engar Carpenter
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
J. P Stump
Edgar Carpenter
Second Presbyterian Church
J. H. 5. Ewell
Funeral Honors For Italian Laborer Bernard di Nicola
Large turnout from Alexandria railway workers attended the funeral at St Marys Catholic Church for Bernard di Nicola with a citywide carriage service and a photograph in front of the church. A copy of the picture will go to Naples to the deceaseds mother. Five brothers and an uncle followed to St Marys Cemetery. Funeral conducted by Rev H J Cutter.
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Bernard di Nicola
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Alexandria
Feivery
Naples
di Nicola
St. Mary's Cemetery
H. J. Cutter
Three Men Die In Pine Ridge Tunnel Cave-In
News from Bristol Virginia reports a cave-in at the lower Pine Ridge tunnel on the South and Western Railroad near Spruce Pine North Carolina during ongoing tunnel construction. Heavy rains swept over the mouth of the tunnel, killing three men and fatally injuring two others amid the work.
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Pine Ridge Tunnel
North Carolina
Bristol
Lower
Pine Ridge
South and Western Railroad
Spruce Pine
N. C
Wife Kills Husband Near Jarratts Depot
Petersburg report of a fatal stabbing as Perry Holmes colored man dies from a butcher knife wound. His wife, detained on a self defense claim, says she acted in self defense. The couple married about two months ago.
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Washington
Petersburg
Jarratts Depot
Perry Holmes
Holmes
Southern Express Safe Robbery Probed in Salisbury
Special agents of the Southern Express Company spent last night in Salisbury seeking a $25,000 shortage found when the safe on train No. 38 was opened Sunday. It is believed the safe was robbed but no crew has been named.
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Southern Express Company
Washington Post
Salisbury
M. C
Cotton Growers Meet Summary in North Carolina
North Carolina Division of the Southern Cotton Growers Association ended a long session in Raleigh with 400 delegates from 30 councils. Elected officers include President Charles C. Moore, Vice President A J McKinnon, and Secretary-Treasurer T B Parker. Ten delegates chosen for New Orleans. Annual pay and expenses set for leaders. 1 cent per bale national assessment and 2 cents for the State. counties may set their own assessments. Commit to reduced 1905 acreage and slow marketing. advising warehouses to store cotton for better prices.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
Southern Cotton Growers’ Association
Charles C. Moore
Charlotte
A. J McKinnon
Robeson
T. B. Parker
Haleigh
Ashley Lorne
Clayton
H. C. Dockery
Rov
Moore
Parker
Boy Hunter Killed by Accidental Gun Discharge
Special to The Washington Post Petersburg Va Jan 3 Samuel Wilson son of Daniel Wilson living near Pools siding in Dinwiddie County on the Norfolk and Western Railroad was accidentally shot and killed yesterday afternoon while hunting with friends. While standing on a tree stump his gun discharged the load struck his breast and he died instantly
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Washington
Petersburg
Samuel Wilson
Daniel Wilson
Pools Siding
Dinwiddie County
Norfolk and Western
Boll Weevil Symposium Opens Final AAAS Session
New Orleans hosts the boll weevil symposium as the fifty fifth annual AAAS convention closes. Delegates depart after adopting forest preservation resolutions for the Appalachian region. Prof W D Hunter notes the pest remains a threat, urging culture of early cotton varieties to beat the weevil’s summer campaign. Bowste authorities concur with this assessment.
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New Orleans
Amercan Association For the Advancement of Scienca
Appalachian Mountain
South
W. D. Hunter
Bowste
Bill Aimed at Paynter
A bill introduced in the Kentucky Senate seeks to bar appellate and circuit judges from active political participation. The measure targets Judge Raynier and Boone County political manager John M. Lassing following last night's Democratic senatorial caucus.
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Frankfort
Van
Assembly
Raynier
John M. Lassing
Boone County
Rumor of Amalgamation Denied by Lloyd Rep
Gustav H L Schwab, New York representative of North German Lloyd Steamship Co, denies rumors of a merger with the Bambure American Line. He says the reports are absolutely untrue and without any factual basis.
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Ocean Lines
New York
Gustav HL Schwab
North German Lloyd Steamship Company
Lloyd
Bambure-American Line
French Premier Moret Optimistic on Moroccan Conference
Madrid Jan 3 Premier Moret says reports of belligerent mood are unwarranted and that conversations with ambassadors and messages from powers indicate a common aim for an amicable settlement at the Moroccan conference. He asserts nations seek concord and a peaceful adjustment of the questions under discussion.
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Madrid
Moret
Morocco and Europe Tensions Shape Moroccan Conference
The article discusses France and Germany easing their stance while modernizing mobilization and transport. Germany seeks foreign cars for railways, while the United States, led by White and Gummere, remains uncommitted yet asserts its superior Morocco rights. The U S favors open trade and open doors, ready to participate in the conference, with no fixed frontier plan chosen between international police or Algerian policing.
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Messrs White
Gummere
America
Morocco
United States
Bear Bite Case Promises Jury Testimony Tomorrow
Walter Ro Molly a fourteen year old from New Haven with an artificial foot plans to tell a Supreme Court jury how dangerous bears are to approach in a suit for 50 000 dollars against John H Stalin. The incident occurred May 26 1902 at a dock where a bear in a cage hugged him into another cage with severe injuries. Walter’s doctors altered the foot and the case centers on blame and compensation with Stalin claiming responsibility lies with a traveling showman who controlled the bears.
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Washington Post
New York
Walter Ro
Molly
New Haven
Supreme Court
Little Walter
Walter
John H. Stalin
Mr. Stalin
Woman Held for Murder in Hotel Death
Des Moines Iowa January 3 Acting on a coroner jury verdict finding Mrs L B Carr responsible for her husband's death in an Oclwein hotel Sunday morning an officer arrested her at the hospital where she was taken after the shooting Carr was found at the hotel with a bullet hole through the head and two wounds near the heart left her unconscious
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Des Moines
Iowa
L. B. Carr
Oclwein
Carr
J W Wilson to wed second son of secretary of agriculture
J W Wilson secretary Wison's second son engages to Miss Elsie Capell cashier of the First National Bank Brookings S D The couple has headed the Brookings Agricultural College experiment station for three years Italy's peace delegate Rome Jan 1 Count Tornielli Italian Ambassador at Paris will attend Hague peace conference with Be n Robilant and a senior naval officer unnamed
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Brookings
S. D
Washington Fast Tract
Iowa
J. W. Wilson
Wison
Elsie Capell
First National Bank
Wileson
South Dakop Agricultural College
Italy
Rome
Gount Tornielli
Italan
Parla
The
Hague
Bem Robilant
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Richmond, Va
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