MRee Trial Haltered by Motions in McRee Case
Lawyers for Zee Runge McRee move to bar District Attorney Garland uncle of slain Allan Garland from participation as jury selection stalls. Sheriff Swords faces claims of favoritism in venire summons. defense seeks Garland's removal while McRee maintains innocence. Trial progress halts as motions await tomorrow hearing.
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Garland
Slam
Opelousas
Veniremen
Froi
Neo
Dubuissen
An &Mdevit
Swords
A D Henriques
Young Garland
Young Couple Trice Married In Hartford Springfield Cathedral
Andrew J. Shea and Miles Raymohn Knapp wed three times in quick succession. Miss Knapp, daughter of George B. Knapp, Eastern auditor, had the first ceremony in Hartford on October 16, then a Springfield St Peters church service on October 18 as she joined the Catholic church, and a nuptial mass at the cathedral in Springfield on Monday at 8:15 AM officiated by Rev. M A. Kelly.
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Washington Post
Hartford
Conn
Andrew J. Shea
Miles Raymohn Knapp
Miss Knapp
George B. Knapp
Eastern Auditor
Schwarzschild & Sulaberger
Edward J. Bresle
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Springfeld
Shea
M A. K. Kelly
Threatened President Taft in Minnesota. man held
Julius Bergerson of Minneapolis was declared insane after threatening to kill President Taft upon arrival. He was placed in the county jail for inquiry and will be transferred to a State asylum in Rochester. A month of threats and lies preceded the alarming disclosures, involving lawyer N. D. Bessesen who alerted authorities.
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Minneaspolis
Minn
Ealdent Taft
Minneapolis
Julius Bergergen
Rochester
Bergerson
N. D. Bessesen
Sheriff's Office
Quarrel Ends in Shooting in Virginia Farm Area
In Brockneal, Lynchburg county, Virginia, Ben Salley shot RF Connelly, a tobacco warehouse proprietor and dealer, twice after a dispute over a $10 loan request. Connelly fled Bailey, who allegedly had been drinking. Bailey was brought in late tonight.
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Washington Post
Lynchburg
Brockneal
Gewer County
Ben Salley
RF Connelly
Hotels Listed Guests and Names From Various Cities
A long roster of guests and residents appears, listing individuals and couples staying at St James, Ebbitt, Willard, Shoreham, and other hotels. Names span multiple states including New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Tennessee, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island, with many entries tied to Arlington, Raleigh, and Philadelphia locales. The page reads as a directory of hotel guests, without a unifying event or narrative.
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Ebbitt
Bishop R Robinson
George Trigg
H A. Baker Willard Richard Stutz
Barnes
K Rose
E P Staunton
T Maurice
J A. Dingwall
N Caleb
J. H Fuller
C Currie
J Curran
Raleigh
Philadelphia
C_ Fill
St. James
Baresford Ariington
W Vandehougt
Miss HB
Holcomb
W Mickell
Louisville
T Cone
St James
Maur
Baltimore
Arlegton F
Gatreth
Bel Ale
Wittard
Masa Achimsetts
D W Pratt
Silss
Helen Vio
Monroe
Winchester
J C Cobb
Cleveland
T. Antepesty
Defiance
le Bel
Willard
Pennsylvania
Newton Starr
Easton
HM Michels
ON Cite
Shoreham
L Bell Scrantop Woilarg
Tennesshe
GB McNeal
Knonville
Virginia
Roltem
Richmond
Wileon
Artington
Durant
Wier
Durant Cylpaper
Huch
Campbell William T Wes
Willerdee
Bary
Tad
Wits
Yairi
Bays
Exhumation and Police Watch at Linnell Case Grave
The grave of Miss Linnell was opened and the casket removed under Boston police guard amid a curious crowd. District Attorney Pelletier vows full evidence gathering, and defense circles push alibi and possible misconduct theories while awaiting grand jury action. The case centers on cyanide poisoning claims and whether a wedding ring played a role.
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Linnell
Bradford
Oak Grove
Sea Street
Hyannisport
A. C Armstrong
Boston Police
EK. C. Harris
Linnell Family
John C. Bearse
Wen Brown
Frank Howard
Boston
T Poom
Armatrong
Hyannis
Capt Armstrong
Pelletier
Mr. Pelletier
Richeson
Hoe
Frank H. Cartar
Cambridge
Pelietier
Carter
Mr. Carter
Dugan
William Halin
Newton
Richéson
Hahn
Hank
Hauver
Police Department
Im Mnanuel Bagilat
Clarence V. T. Richeson
Pemberton Square
Robert Burns
Burna Detective Bureau
Violet Enfmande
Brookline
Assesh
Pastor Richeson case fuels further murder inquiry
The defense claims investigators traced every move of the accused minister for the week before Linnell’s death and hints at alternative suspects. Letters and sympathy flood Richeson after arrest while witnesses discuss a telephone call link to Avis Linnell and a YWCA contact.
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Hdmands
Miss Linnell
Immanuel Baptist Church
Richeson
Avis Lidnell
John F Danskin
Magazine Street
Cambridge
Danskin
Avia Linnell
Warrenton Street
Burned letters implicate Boston visit in Avis Linnell death case
Berlin High School instructor Byron Nasa, linked to Avis Linnell by a past romance, states he did not kill Avis and seeks justice. He recalls visiting Boston and Hyannis on the relevant weekend, admits possessing cyanide, and explains he burned all of Avis letters after returning home.
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Berlin
N. H
Byron NASA
Avis Linnell
Boston
Avia Hinnell
Avis
Idina
Doys
Nason
Hyannis
Bobton
Avia
Death by cyanide haunts unsolved crimes in Boston case
The piece surveys the Avis Linnell killing and other cyanide poisonings, noting police efforts and the rarity of convictions. It links the Linnell case to broader mysteries including Grace Blosser and Jeanette Lewis deaths, with mentions of Capt. Mader and Dr. Hyde and the difficulty of proving murder beyond circumstantial evidence.
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Avis Linnell
Hyannis
Mass
Rav
Richeson
Hytannig
Maas
Clarence V. T. Richeson
Boston Police
Boston
Avia Linnell
Washington
Nevitt
Linnell
Allison MacFarland
Newark
N. J
Grace Blosser
Charles & Twigs
Cumberland
Wiosser
Maryland
Blosser
Grace
Twigg
Wise
Sarah Lewis
Philadelphia
Jeanette
Edward Midlen, Jr
Jeanette Lewis
Vienna
Madet
Lieut Hofrichter
Mader
Tobacco Trust Reaches Settlement With Richardson Co
New York, Ct 24 settlement of all pending differences between the tobacco trust and R. R. Richardson Jr & Co. ends a five year battle. The trust waives its claim on 60 percent of the company stock and sells back $12,000 in bonds to be cancelled, allowing Richardson to resume independent position.
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New York
Tobacco Trust
R. R. Richardson Jr & Co
American Tobacco Company
Richardson Company
Dictionaries Draw Crowds at The Post Distribution
Dictionaries are popular as The Post's dictionary distribution attracts growing attention. Since coupons began maturing, a steady stream of people has entered and exited The Post building to secure a copy. Distribution will continue for several days, but readers are urged not to delay to ensure receipt.
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Post
Hlver
FIERCE AFRICA FIGHT AS ITALIANS HOLD OFF HORSEMEN
Italian forces at Benghazi repel a combined attack by Ataman horsemen and Turkish cavalry aided by infantry. Casualties run into hundreds on both sides with 400 dead and up to 1,200 wounded reported for the attackers. The British consul in Tripoli, John Francis Jones, wounded and Maltese casualties reported as panic spreads. The American consul in Tripoli, John S Wood, confirms the port blockade has been lifted.
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Ifsiida
Min
Benghasi
London
London Times
Malta
Benghazel
Benghazi
Fripéli
John Francis Jones
John &. Wood
Wobd
State Department
Grave assault case ends with fines in crime court
George H Graves of 607 Stviti¢ street northwest was fined 50 yesterday in Dolitée court for assaulting John J Stanislaus, the writer of a note to Mrs Graves. Weeks Graves, 26, was fined for participating in the attack. Stanislaus testified he was accosted at his office after warning Mrs Graves about breaking an engagement with him to visit a real estate dealer. Mrs Graves admitted dissatisfaction with her house and the note lashed out in a threatening tone. Both defendants paid fines and left with Mrs Graves.
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Géorge H. Graves
Stviti¢ Street
Dolitée Courrt
Maurina
Weeks
Plot Against Stephenson Testimony in Milwaukee May Frame Up Evidence
Witnesses trace alleged plan to frame Senator Stephenson with fabricating evidence to sway the Poynnet Investigation. J Regan Milwaukee businessman testified before the Bates Senate committee claiming Wood and Southern framed the tale to extort money from Stephenson's attorneys.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Pisges
Setac Stephenson
J. Regan
Milwanee
Bates Senate
Wood
Frank T. Lotther
Regan
Robert J. Shields
Edward Hines
Washington
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Souther
Regen
Shigida
Milwaukée
Shields
Madison
Torpedo Boat in Distress Near Norfolk Runaway
Three torpedo boats from Charleston bound for Norfolk are missing after a steam pipe burst on Wilkes. Reed and tug Potomac dispatched to sea. Wilkes 165 tons with Ensign Galloway and about three crew, in heavy seas off Cape Hatteras seeking aid.
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Harney Craver
Biddle
Wilkes
Charleston
8. C
Reed
Potomac
Newaeral
Hampton Roads
Cape Hatteras
Robert & Galloway
Iis
Charleston Navy Yard
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