Lawyer Named in Murder Case Drama at Kinnan Porch
Frantic testimony centers on Mrs Shippo recounting a revised tale of Mrs Kinnan’s murder at the Stanton house. The Bronx priest counselled silence until the proper moment while officials question whether the killer was the lawyer or another. A witness speaks of a man by the yard and a struggle on the porch as investigations extend to Catholic churches and possible locations.
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Gwen Fork
Marla Shippo
Rallan
Washington Rave
18Th Street
Louise Malcolm Stinton
Daughyter
Ahiee Konan Wwe
Kinnans
Aha
Mgn
McDonald
Cardoza
Kinnan
Shippes ‘Estriony
Stanton House
Shippo
Stuppoe
Stanton
Kinin
Bair
Shippe'y Barher
WcDonald
Kenning Sheard
Vic Cardoza
Puz
Price
Stanton Dance
Chinchy
Bronx murder case on trial reveals unlikely clues
Coroner McDonald's inquest examined witnesses in a Stanton murder case as Acting Capt Price pursues a lead from an Italian woman. Testimony from Mrs Glah and others showed screams heard near 299th Street and Washington Avenue while neighbors and officials weighed a theory centered on Mrs Stanton.
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Olic
Bronx
Price
Itwian Womans
Hrmself
McDonald
Catharine Glah
Philadelphia
Commerford
East
189Th Street
Third Avenue
Washington Avenue
299Th Street
Stanton House
Mrs Stanton
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Giah
Confesses She Killed Two Men in Pact Then Fails to Die
Mrs Betty Arnold, 28, told St Louis police she killed boarder Frank L Phelps at 806 Market Street last night and later shot her brother George Reeves seven years earlier but was acquitted. She claimed a pact with Phelps required her to die after the killing, but her nerve failed. She said Phelps urged elopement and dictated a letter misattributed to him. Arnold described a struggle over a revolver and claimed Phelps forced her to join him in death. Her husband William Arnold doubted the confession.
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Washington Post
St Louis
Betty Arnold
Desmond
Frank L Phelps
Market Street
George Reeves
Arnola
Phelps
Meg
William
Arnold
Go Between and Dandelion Fight for Suburban Handicap Title
Go Between, the Meddler gelding, surprises Dandelion to win the Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay in a dramatic stretch duel. Jockey Shaw guides Go Between across the line just ahead after a foggy, delayed start, with Dandelion second and Colonial Girl third. The $20,000 race drew nearly 49,000 spectators as Go Between completes the late charge from mid-pack to victory in 2 minutes 5 1-5 seconds.
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New York
Alexander Shields
F R
Proper Aglie
Doty Spanker
Sydney Pagets Cairngorm
Dandelion
Shaw
Miller
Go Between
Agile Cairngorm
Dolly Spanker
F R Hitchcock
Hamburg
Willie Shaw
Proper Tokaton
Proper
Cairngorm
Cederstrome
Astronomer
Atretch Cederstrome
Colonial Girl
Ieaden
Danedlion
Victer
Douly Spanker
Lokalon
Inish
Specstators
Agile
Toxkalon
Kuroki
Oxford
W Harry Brown
James R Keene
Oliver Cromwell
Hermis
Alexander Bhielas
Drownings in Lake Auburn involve Bates College students and companions
The post reports two Bates College freshmen Winslow Burbank from South Paris and Miss Lulu Libby from Auburn drowned while canoeing on Lake Auburn. Accompanying Bates freshman A H Adams of Millinocket and Miss Hatty Webb of Lewiston survived. Burbank's cap blew off, Libby grabbed him, and both sank as Adams helped Webb after she submerged three times.
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Spreint
Washington Post
Auburn
Lake Auburn
Winslow Burbank
South Paris
Bates College
Lulu Libby
A H Adams
Millinocket
Bates
Hatty Webb
Lewiston
Burbank
Miss Libby
Adams
Miss Wabb
Ald
Duel at Masque Ball Leaves Two Dead in Talladega
In a Talladega Alabama masquerade ball on June 21, Dudley Brown and Henry Enright exchanged pistol shots in front of about 300 people. Both men were hit multiple times, Brown died, Enright was wounded, and a spectator, Misa Hurt, was grazed in the ankle. No motive or explanation has been provided.
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Talladega
Ala
Dudley Brown
Henry Enright
Hothman
Misa Hurt
Jews Call for Severing Relations With Russia Over Atrocities
United Hebrew Congregations states telegrams of protest to President Roosevelt urging severance of commercial and diplomatic ties with Holy Russia. The missive argues for official condemnation of the massacre of Jews and cites the Hague conference as at risk. A committee of fifteen to form a Jewish congress of fifty is named with members from New York, Chicago, Washington, and other cities.
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New York
United Hebrew Congregations
Louis Friedmen
Russia
United States
Roosevelt
Holy Russia
Hague Conference
Tharks Ierael
Sulzberger
Mayer Sulzberger
Philadelphia
Cyrus Adler
Washington, DC
Nathan Bijur
Joseph H Cohen
Emily Hirach
Chicago
Lieberman
Juan W Mack
J . Magnes
Louis Marshall
Isador Newman
New Orleans
Simon W Rogendale
Albany
Max Senior
Cincinnat
Ohio
Jacob H Schiff
Oscar S Strangs
England Keeps Hands Off in Russian Troubles
In the House of Commons a Social Democrat questioned Foreign Secretary Grey about alleged massacres at Bialystok and other Russia abuses. Grey replied the time to protest and sever relations had not arrived, answering negatively to the inquiry.
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Lonnon Tuness
Grey
Russia
Thorne
Social Democrat
House of Commonate Dan
Bialystok
Riga
Great Britain
Struck by lightning injures well known newspaper man
William A Rocap assistant sporting editor of the Public Ledger and a famed figure in boxing circles was struck by lightning in a Philadelphia telephone booth near the city club. He suffered a brain concussion and was taken to a hospital in unconscious condition.
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Wiliam A. Rocap
Philadelphia
Wiliam A Rocep
The
Public Ledger
Leareles
Philadelphia Country Club
Bis City
United States
Anarchist Plot to Kill Roosevelt Alleged in Portland Court
Welter Scalaski Icza and Pole testified that a month earlier a radical society planned to assassinate President Roosevelt in Washington. Funds were raised in Portland to send John Przywik a Russian nihilist to execute the murder. The plot was abandoned due to internal dissension and fear of exposure. Scalaski also linked the alleged assault arrests to his accusations against the society members.
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Speclel
Washington Post
Portland
Oreg
Welter Scalaski
Icza& Pole
America
Roosevelt
John Przywik
Society
Washington City
Hans
Expelled for Bribery In Massachusetts House
Boston June 21 The Massachusetts house of representatives voted to expel Representative Frank J Gethro a Boston Democrat after a long rules committee probe into bribery charges tied to defeating a bucket shop bill The expulsion passed 142 to 64 as Gethro defended himself on the floor urging acquittal or conviction
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Boston
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Frank J Gethro
Democrat
Committee On Rules
Oribery
Gethros
Gethro
Republican for Hearst Quits New York County Committee
James A Allen, of the new Seventh assembly district, offered a June 21 resolution at a Republican county committee meeting in New York City calling for direct nominations to the U S Senate and endorsement of William R Hearst policies. After addressing the meeting he criticized the current system for selecting federal senators, then resigned from the committee, and his resignation was accepted.
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New York County Committee
New York
Republican County Committee
United States Senate
William R. Hearst
James A Allen
Seventh Assembly District
Allen
Allén
Love Leads Trio to Death by Own Action in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn, Mrs Mary Behrens and Koward Ganzer died in a joint suicide pact after inhaling gas in Behrens's apartment on De Balba nue. Their twelve year old son Peter Behrens was found dead as well. Ganzer had threatened warrants against them and left letters to friends and a brother-in-law lamenting their love and impending death.
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New York
Mary Behrens
Koward Ganzer
Peter Behrens
Behrens
de Balbavanue
Brooklyn
Ganzer
Panic on River Steamer Bald Eagle
In St Louis on June 21 the Bald Eagle suffered a snapped propeller shaft below Hardin. The Mississippi River current caused a violent list and panic among nearly 100 passengers. Boat officers fought to stop people from jumping overboard and managed to land the vessel.
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St Louis
Hardin
Mississippi River
Robber Knocks Down Postmistress in Dallas Ga
Mrs Sallie Golden, postmistress at Dallas Georgia, was attacked by a masked man wielding a knife. He forced her into a closet after striking her, then robbed the office of its money and fled. no crew was present to stop him.
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Dallas
Sallie Golden
Shot Divorced Wife and Niece In Los Angeles
Los Angeles man W F Ker ring fatally wounds his divorced wife and her niece Miss Bes sie O'Day in the home of the former. He had been separated from his wife for two years and, after she refused to reconcile, shot the two women as the niece attempted to call police. The incident occurred early today as Ker ring confronted them when visiting.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Kerring
Bessie O'Day
Etrie
Miss O'Day
Coronation Day Rites Modified In Trondhjem Cathedral
Crown Prince Christian of Denmark and King Haakon VII prepare for a simplified ceremony at noon in Trondhjem Cathedral. Rain disrupts crowds but indoor rites proceed with 3000 invited guests and royal officials, bishops, and courtiers rehearsing to ensure a smooth service.
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Denmark
Haakon
Arcive
Little Crown Proce
Trondhjem
Haakon VII
Maud
Norway
Oscar
Sweden
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Mand
Queen Maud
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Prince Henry
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Alexandrine
Harold
Michael Alexandrovitch
Emperor
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Princess Victoria
Prince Harold
Prussia
Prince of Wales
Admiral Bayle
Aube
Willy
Danneborg
Prince Christin
King Haelion
Prinz Adalbert
William
King Heakon
Henry
Prince” Henry
Prince
Pavilon
Bergen
Inquest in Bronx Murder Case Raises Haste Urged
President urges haste on canal as national headlines reflect a broad range of issues. In today’s issue the Bronx murder inquest tops the page, with other items including canal propulsion calls and ongoing political debate.
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Bronx
Subuhan
Norway
Canal
Pure Food
Bryan
Pattison
Congress Army
Sarsmen
Ivens to Hang Today in Springfield
Clemency denied for Richard Ivens who confessed to slaying Mrs Lessie Hollister of Chicago. The Supreme Court refused to intervene and the pardoning board declined to recommend clemency. Gov Deneen announced no reprieve.
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Springfield
Richard Ivens
Lessie Hollister
Chicago
Supreme Court
Board of
Pare Dong
Deneen
Ivens
Moody Ready for Battle Over Standard Oil Prosecution
President Roosevelt and cabinet decided at a White House conference to begin proceedings against Standard Oil under the Elkins and Sherman anti trust laws. Attorney General Moody and secretaries Taft Root and Bonaparte led the push while Cottrell and other aides prepared evidence from Justice and the Bureau of Corporations for a possible court action within a week.
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White House
Moody
Taft
Root
Navy
Bonaparte Gid
Boutmanter
Cottelyou
Generatiaia
Department of Justee
Bureau of Corporations
Department of Justice
Town in Cuba Destroyed Amid Conflicting Reports
Cablegrams from Havana reported Sagua la Grande in Santa Clara Province, Cuba, with about 19 000 inhabitants, as flooded in one message and destroyed in another. No further details available as of today. Includes ads for Niagara Falls excursion and Luray caverns tours with schedules and prices.
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Sagua la Grande
Santa Clara Province
New Orleans
Cuba
Stauffer, Helman & Co
Havana
Senate Backs Lock Canal Plan for Panama
President Roosevelt hails Senate support for a lock canal across the Isthmus of Panama and orders speedy commission action. Shonts and Taft plan a Panama voyage to inspect the canal park as Hopkins bill passes 6 to 1 and moves to the House for concurrence with a lock canal favored.
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Taft
Panama
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Engineers Commission
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Itha House
Aft
Charman Shonts
Canal Commission
Rhonts
War Department
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Canal
Atlantic
Pacific
Board of Consulting Engineers
Atlante
Cullam
Scott
Foraker
Kittredge
Hopkins
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