Carmack Murder Trial Opens Amid Exhumation Debate
In Nashalte Tennessee the Carmack murder trial of Col Duncan B Cooper his son Robin and Sheriff John D Sharpe begins under swift rulings by Judge Hart. The state reveals exhumation of Senator Carmack’s body for an autopsy to prove bullets struck from behind, a point contested by the defense who allege Robin Cooper acted to save his father. The courtroom fills as jurors are questioned and a potential 4000-name jury pool faces extensive challenges to seat a verdict.
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Nashalte
Tenn
Jan
Col Durcan Cooper
Robin
John D
E. W. Carmine
Judge Flat
Tin
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Dty
Coscatelinte
Perme Upi
Hector
Carmack
Pat Carmack
New Defense
Robin Cooper
Senator Carmack
Duncan B. Cooper
John D. Sharpe
Lucius Bureb
Col. Cooper
Jeff McCann
G. L. Fitzhugh
Memphis
J. B. Garner
Igawrenceburg
Ge. Matt Whitaker
Winchester
W. M. Anderson
W. H. Washington
M. H. Meeks
Ed Baxter
Charles W. Burch
James A. Ryan
Albert Ewing
William M. Hart
Hart
Notable Notices From Washington Post Style Summary
A compact report notes marriage and death notices appear across major papers including Washington Post, Pittsburg Dispatch, Providence Journal, St Louis Republic, St Paul Pioneer Press, and New York Times, with notices often filed for public record and personal milestones.
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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 and Embalmers in the District
A fragment listing multiple funeral homes and embalmers with addresses and contact numbers. Brands include John R. Wright Co, Harvey's Sons, William H. Sardo & Co, Thomas S. Sergeon, Thos A Costello, Frank Geier's Sons, W R Speare, and Frank A Sprate with various addresses on Tenth Street, Fourteenth Street, and F Street Northwest.
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John R. Wright CO
Embalmers
Peemlines
Tenth St
R. F. Harvey’s Sons
Vanatinus Chapel
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Fembalmers
Cetag
N. W
Stamp taints meat leaves smell of acid in city market
Retailers claim government stamped meat tastes and smells of carbolic acid due to the mark and ink used on inspected beef. The Retail Grocers' Protective Association passed a resolution protesting the stamping method as harming trade. They say cuts smell and taste of acid even after removing stamped portions. They appealed to Dr. Harvey W Wiley who said the stamp is not injurious, offering no remedy without government change.
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Serting
Pertora
Retail Grocers’ Protective Association
Agricultural Department
Harvey W. Wiley
Wiley
LICENSED TO MARRY AND EXTEND RAILWAY LINE
A list of marriage banns appears with names and ages across multiple counties, including Holt Williams and others, read by Rev. ministers in various towns. The Gibgon Branch Railway, leased by W. R. Bonsal, will extend 10 miles from Hamlet to Gibson and a further 13 miles to Olio, S C, per The Washington Post report from Raleigh dated January 20.
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Gibson Branch
Washington Post
Raleigh
N. C
W. R. Bonsal
Gibgon
Hamlet
Gibson
Seaboard Airline
Red
Olio
S.C
Prizes Given to District Militia at Center Market Armory
Hundreds gather at Center Market Armory as Representative Steenerson presents medals and badges to National Guard of the District of Columbia amid a large audience from the army navy and militia. Gen Elliott of the Marine Corps delivers remarks on modern military schooling and defense.
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District of Columbia
Center Market Armory
Steenerson
Aris
National Guard
Center Market
Arm
Halvor Ssteenerson
Militia Committee
District Guard
Gen. Elliott
United States Marine Corps
McLem
George H. Hardes
Royal Guard
Miliia
Geners
Steeerson
United States
Socialife
Most Successful Guard Ceremony Says Maj Bell
Maj Bell praised last night's ceremonies at Congress Heights range and the armory gallery, calling the affair the most successful in the guard's history. He noted the event's conclusion capped a notable display and thanked participants and attendees.
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Congress Heights
Armory
Maj. Bell
Guard
No Choice in Illinois Ballots Spurs Deadlock in Session
In a joint session the legislature reaches a fifth ballot with no winner. Senatorial strength shifts to 84 while Foss Shurtleff McKinley and Lowden appear as Republican rivals. Strong names tag the contest amid ongoing stalemate as lawmakers weigh options.
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Foss
Shurtleff
McKinley
Lowden
Not a Christian land sectarianism in schools
Springfield January 30 Five ballots were taken in a joint session of the Illinois General Assembly without electing a United States senator to succeed Albert J Hopkins. The session adjourned until noon tomorrow to resume balloting daily until a senator is chosen. Hopkins led on the first ballot but failed to reach the needed majority as the field narrowed to Shurtleff and Lowden with Hopkins slipping further behind. The deadlock prompted speculation on possible shifts in Democratic support or unity against Hopkins, with Gov. Deneen being mentioned as a potential alternative. The series of ballots showed Hopkins remaining ahead in early rounds with minor changes, while Lowden and others gained slight votes in later rounds. Other states completed elections for senators in separate joint sessions yesterday.
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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 Splits Jewish Leaders
Delegates of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations in Philadelphia vote to form a committee to argue that the constitution makes the United States not a Christian country. The debate涉及 court references and tensions with Rabbi Magnes and Rabbi Schulman, ending with an amended resolution urging secular integrity in public schools.
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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 demands gun after brutal street assault
A man at Pennsylvan ia avenue and Thirteenth street around 7 pm claimed to seek vengeance after witnessing a crucifixion-like attack. Sergt Carter restrained him, and Albert Woods of 18 H street northeast was taken to First precinct for medical examination.
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Sergi
Carter
Pennsylvania Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Sam
Albert Woods
First Precinct
Plans for Southern building board of fifteen trustees in Washington
A Washington statement by President John M. Parker outlines the Southern Commercial Congress plan to erect a Southern building on St Matthew Church site. A perpetual board of fifteen trusted Southern men will govern, with no officers paid, detailing resources by state and county to promote intelligent administration of Southern interests.
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New Orleans
Southern Commercial Congress
St. Matthew's Church
Washington
John M. Parker
Births Report From Local Families
Birth notices list numerous newborns including boys and girls born to Alonzo and Agnes Jones, Edward and Mary Carria Evans, Charles and Grace Haworth, Peter and Lilis Graeff, Leo and Carrie Harper, Wilheim Krausa, Bruce Kapp, John Richardson, James Proctor, Joseph Gately, Knott, Hillyer, Poindexter, and others. The fragment mentions multiple families and includes varied names and parents, reflecting a community birth record.
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Hosa la Corte
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
Honduras Treaty Ratified Aims at Extradition of Foreign Fugitives
Senate ratified an extradition treaty with Honduras enabling criminal extradition once proclaimed. The agreement targets breaking up the last asylum for U S fugitives residing in Honduras, where a significant colony of justice‑evading offenders has taken refuge.
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Senate
Honduras
United States
Court calls him immoral Agapomenites claim above code
The consistory court ruled T. H. Smyth-Piggott guilty of immorality as leader of the Agapomenites based in Spaxton Somerset. Once an Anglican priest and Salvation Army worker, he led a fringe group that rejected marriage and claimed divine status for followers. A bishop seeks further action to cleanse the diocese.
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Washington Post
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 Honors Admiral Wainwright
Rear Admiral Richard Wainwright, commanding the second division of the American Atlantic fleet, was guest of honor at a reception today in Marseilles hosted by the American consul general Horace Lee Washington and the British consul general Guerney. Members of both colonies attended in force as the admiral and his staff arrived to the sight of the American national anthem. A fragment continues with Naples report dated January 20.
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Marseilles
Richard Wainwright
Horace Lee Washington
Guerney
Naples
United States
Flagship sails from here to Villefranche on idle routes
Connecticut flagship of Rear Admiral Sperry sails this afternoon for Villefranche and will stay a week in the port. Amenean fleet's collier Ajax and repair ship Panther join the voyage from Port Said. Also includes a local death notices list with multiple names and ages.
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Ileship
Connecticut
Sperry
Villefranche
Algiers
Ajax
Panther
Mrs Evans Rogers Dead In Washington D C
Susan Leroy Rogers wife of Evans Rogers and daughter of the late Hamilton Fish died in New York today She was sister of Stuyvesant Fish and Representative elect Hamilton Fish Her survivors include her husband three daughters and one son William Beverly Rogers The son wed Gracy Chapin on June 1 last Mrs Alfred C Chapin died recently
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Evans Rogers
Washington
New York
Susan Leroy Rogers
Hamilton Fish
Grant
Stuyvesant Fish
Herr Husband
William Beverly Rogers
Gracy Chapin
Alfred C. Chapin
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St. Pauls Church
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Towner
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John Gent Shurman
Alex Newton Garrett
Beaver Dam
Lottie May Morrison
Weston Bruner Samuel S$ Ly
Eiseabeth L. Klingle
Hallamese
J. B. McLaugh
Hn Granville T Harry
Edith Jenkins
Graves Mills
J J. Mutr
Fanqualo Mistretie
Catrina Bistratia
Nicholas Vanelli
Henry A. Nesbit
Dorothy E. Denney
Roe
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Poolesille
Lu Tile Clements
Barnesville
J . Mackin
Benjamin Owen Hance
Mvrtia T. Hebb
Baltimore
RW. Lowrie
Vernon Day Shreve
Lena Lewis Clevetan
B. AL Shreve
Harry Joseph Giequelnis
Norma Kate Zieber
WW. Danes
Howard B. Williams
Wheaton
H. T Stevenson
Mary A. Selph
Felehmond
3D McLaughlin
Thomas E . Redburn
Belling M Sisson
Alorandria
J. B
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Sonu F. Ford
Botella Omtt
Fa, Seaton
Thomas H. Bouken, Sr
Maggie Buchanan
W. J. Howard
Attonzo Blya
Bensle Mont
W. P Gibbons
Harry Mason
Alberta Lewis
Wiliam H Jackson
Maria Carter
Kaintuck
Rarkiger
To-Kalon Wine Co
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Capitol
Thia Department
Miliary Defense
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Smiley
Steanerson
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James E. Bell
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Struger
Lee O'Neil Brown
My Foss
Colorado
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Pranh 'D. Nrandegee
Indiana
Benjamin F. Shively
Iowa
Albert B, Cummins
Missouri
William J. Stone
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M. N. Johnson
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Lee S. Overman
Oklahoma
Thomas P. Gore
Oregon
George FB. Chamberlain
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Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
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Jewish Council
Parker
New Commercial Congress
Howard Chandler Christy
France
Peter Grogan
Heath Office Record
Nook
Mary Z. Hayzel
Wise
William F Smith, Jr
Richard W
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St Ss
Wiliam
Catherine Blegs
Columbia Road
William F Flliott
Hanser St
Tanac Robinson
T St Nw
Flora Perkins
Willow Tree Aller
Rowe Johnson
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William Morton
Champlain Ave Nw
Eara Addie Alexander
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Richerd Spencer
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