Carmack Trial Brisk Over Exhumation Evidence Guns Behind
The Carmack murder trial of Col Duncan Cooper his son Robin and ex Sheriff John D Sharp resumes with juror selection amid rapid rulings. The state claims exhumation of Senator Carmack’s body proved bullets entered from behind. defense counters Robin Cooper may have acted to protect his father. Court adjourns after long voir dire as 4009 jurors await selection and possible trial this week.
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Carmack
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Washington Post Marriage and Death Notices
This note lists various newspapers including The Washington Post and others, suggesting notices may appear with extra charges for additional information or telegraphing. It mentions several papers such as Pittsburg Dispatch Providence Journal St Louis Republic and New York Times among others.
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Washington Post
Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
aMule Curie
Koebearer Herald
St Louis Republic
St Paul Pioneer Press
New York
Syracuse Post
Lilac Yin Public Ledger
Funeral Directors Listed in Local Notices
A catalog of funeral directors and embalmers appears with names and addresses including John R. Wright Co., R. F. Harvey's Sons, WM. H. Sardo & Co., Thos. S. Sergeon, Thos. A. Costello, Frank Geier's Sons, W.R. Speare, and Frank A Sprat, with locations on Tenth Street, Fourteenth Street NW, and F Street NW. Services noted as day and night availability, moderate prices, and in connection livery.
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Embalmers
Peemlines
Tenth St
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Vanatinus Chapel
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Fembalmers
Cetag
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Stamp Taint on Meat Sparks Retailer Protest in City
Retail Grocers' Protective Association leaders condemn government meat stamping, citing carbolic acid odor and taste on branded cuts. They claim stamp odor harms sales and quality, though Dr. Harvey Wiley of the Agricultural Department says the stamp is not harmful to humans.
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Pertora
Retail Grocers’ Protective Association
Agricultural Department
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LICENSED TO MARRY IN A MASS OF NAMES
A long list of marriages is recorded with numerous names and ages, each entry including the officiating minister. Separate couples span multiple towns and states, reflecting a broad roster of ceremonies. A final note reports Gibgon Branch Railway expansion from Hamlet to Olio, S C, extending 13 miles.
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N. C
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Gibson
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Red
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Prizes Given Militia Service Bars Presented at Center Market
Volunteers from the District of Columbia gathered with hundreds of friends as Representative Steenerson awarded medals and badges to National Guard members. Gen Elliott of the Marine Corps spoke on military schooling and readiness, while the Brigade Band played as a thousand or more attended this annual militia event.
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Center Market
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Militia Committee
District Guard
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United States Marine Corps
McLem
George H. Hardes
Steenerson
Royal Guard
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Congress
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Capitol
Thia Department
Miliary Defense
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Smiley
Steanerson
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Oufind
Luther H. Reichélderfer
James E. Bell
Most Successful Guard Ceremony Says Maj Bell
Maj Bell praised last night's event at the Congress Heights range and through the armory gallery as the most successful in guard history, concluding the ceremonies with high regard for turnout and coordination.
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Congress Heights
Armory
Maj. Bell
Guard
No choice in Illinois five ballots and deadlock
In a joint session the legislature casts a fifth ballot with no decisive result. Senator shows strength receding to 84 while Foss Shurtleff McKinley and Lowden appear as Republican rivals.
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Foss
Shurtleff
McKinley
Lowden
Not a Christian land sectarianism in schools
Springfield, Tr., Jan. 30 Five ballots were taken in a joint session of the Illinois General Assembly today without electing a United States senator to succeed Albert J. Hopkins. Hopkins led on the first ballot but drifted short of election as debates over the governorship recount and party duties continued. The joint session will meet on each legislative day until a senator is chosen.
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Springfield
General Assembly
United States
Albert J. Hopkins
Hopkins
Edward J. Shurtleff
Frank
Lowden
Philadelphia
Represent
Itive Lantz
Democratc
Lawrence
Stringer
Gov
Deneen
Phdse T
Not a Christian Country Debate Divides Jewish Council
Philadelphia delegates to the Union of American Hebrew Congregations approve a committee to spread literature arguing that, constitutionally, the United States is not a Christian country. The debate revises the section to remove court references and supports secular schooling while urging a united front and educational pamphlets.
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Philadelphia
Twenty-First Council of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations
U Sayera
Max Heller
New Orleans
Supreme Court of the United States
Rabbi Schulman
New York
Klein
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Department of Immigration
Drlicher
J. 5. Magnes
Temple Emmanuel
Kraus
Chicago
Magnes
Council
New York City
Terael
America
Redeph Shalom Synagogue
Jacob H. Schiff
Senitt Arid
Man in Custody After Claimed Crucifixion Vision
A man described as Albert Woods, 18 H Street Northeast, told Sergt Carter he sought a gun and claimed to have witnessed a crucifixion at Pennsylvan ia Avenue and Thirteenth Street. Police restrained him after a brief struggle. he is detained at the First precinct for examination by police surgeons.
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Sergi
Carter
Pennsylvania Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Sam
Albert Woods
First Precinct
Plans for Southern building board in Washington center
The Southern Commercial Congress outlines a plan to erect a Southern building on the St. Matthew's Church site in Washington. A permanent 15 trustee board will govern, with vacancies filled as needed and no officer salaries. The goal is a detailed state and county resource card index showing agricultural, mineral, and manufacturing resources.
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New Orleans
Southern Commercial Congress
St. Matthew's Church
Washington
John M. Parker
Births List Includes Dozens Of New Babies
Birth notices record numerous newborns with fathers and mothers named. Entries show boys and girls born to families including Jones, Carria Evans, Haworth, Royston, Graeff, Harper, Krausa, Kapp, Richardson, McDonald, Proctor, Gately, Knott, Hillyer, Poindexter, and others. Details are fragmentary.
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Alonzo_B
Agnes M. Jones
Edward
Mary Jones
Samuel
Carria B. Evans
Charles J
Grace
Haworth
Mary
M. Royston
Peter B
Lilis M. Graeff
Leo
Carrie Harper
Wilhiem E
Herriet V. Krausa
Bruce E
Seren S
Watdo Iremlatt
Bamen
Senate ratifies Honduras extradition treaty to curb crime
Senate ratification of an extradition treaty with Honduras moves to end the last asylum for U.S. criminals abroad. Upon presidential proclamation, extradition will be possible with all governments. The accord targets fugitives who have fled to Honduras, a noted refuge for U.S. offenders.
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Senate
Honduras
United States
Court calls him immoral Agapomenites claim to live above morals
Washington cable reports the consistory court in Wells England found T H Smyth-Piggott guilty of immorality. Once a clergyman and Salvation Army worker, he led the Agapomenites who worship at Spaxton Somerset and call their home The Abode of Love. They reject marriage and claim divine spirit elevates them above ordinary morals. Police and church authorities aim to cleanse the blasphemous movement.
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Wells
England
T. H. Smyth-P.sgott
Ben
Smyth-Piggott
Price
Agapomenites
Spaxton
Somerstshire
Salvation Army
Roth Greece
Glory Piggott
London
Sperry Goes to France Reception in Marseilles Attended by Colonies
Rear Admiral Richard Wainwright, commanding the second division of the American Atlantic fleet, was guest of honor at a Marseilles reception today hosted by the American consul general Horace Lee Washington. British consul general Guerney and members of both colonies attended in force as the admiral and his staff arrived and the orchestra played the American national anthem. Naples report follows with United States hat-standby reference dated January 20.
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Marseilles
Richard Wainwright
Horace Lee Washington
Guerney
Naples
United States
Connecticut flagship sails for Villefranche for a week
The Connecticut flagship of Rear Admiral Sperry departs this afternoon for Villefranche and will stay a week at the port. Meanwhile the Ajax and Panther repair ship accompany the Amenean fleet around the world and arrived here from Port Said. Death notices list numerous local ages and names including Nook W Simons and several others with varied ages from infants to seniors.
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Connecticut
Sperry
Villefranche
Algiers
Ajax
Panther
Mrs Evans Rogers Dead in New York Date
Susan Leroy Rogers, wife of Evans Rogers and daughter of the late Hamilton Fish, a Grant cabinet member, died today in New York. She was sister of Stuyvesant Fish and Representative-elect Hamilton Fish. Survived by her husband three daughters and a son William Beverly Rogers. Her son’s marriage to Miss Gracy Chapin occurred June 1.
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New York
Susan Leroy Rogers
Hamilton Fish
Grant
Stuyvesant Fish
Herr Husband
William Beverly Rogers
Gracy Chapin
Alfred C. Chapin
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