Wife is Boss in Sharon Pa Domestic Case
A Sharon Pennsylvania report describes Mrs James Bach thrashing her husband after he returned home drunk. The court sanctioned the action, with Mrs Bach declaring she is the boss in her home and warns it will spare him trouble if he learns to accept that fact.
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Sharon
Ira James Bach
House of Commons
Edward
Devel
Asquith
Dof. Wy.e. Unionrene
James Ikin
Rangsport Workers
Dub- Maley
Bikeburn
I Atiando
Repeal Fight Divides House Speaker Clark Faces Vote
A crowded floor debate marks a clash over a repeal measure with Speaker Clark urging party unity. The record shows intense partisanship as the administration strengthens its position while Democrats, Progressives, and Republicans align with or against the repeal.
New York man markets device to block telephone eavesdropping
March 31 report notes Schaefermeyer’s invention of a four device to prevent wire tapping and noisy busy signals when callers attempt to interrupt. In other news, Alabama Representative William Richardson dies at Allendale as he sought health recovery in Atlantic City. Belvidere reports two certificates of appointment for county commissioner of deeds, one for a dead man and one for a man who has been deceased two years.
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Bile
Chemp Clark
House’ of Représentative
Tss
Senate
Jnderwood
Clark
Wilson
I -Party
Democratic Party
Brea
S Wilson
Gierupt
Democratic “Party
Preaiderit
Congress
Rhea
Ana
Yorke
Tabor Beck
J Gand
New York
Schaefermeyer
Ani Iilica
Alabama
Atlantic City
Belvidere
Washington girl in trial case sparks juvenile court complaints
Indianapolis April 1 officers of the Juvenile court complained that the trial of three men charged with contributing to the delinquency of Eunice Rhoades of Washington Indiana was held without notice to the juvenile court or the girl. The case grew from a February incident at a liquor store involving James Dangler Michael Lynch and Joseph Higgins. The sixteen year old girl testified she was given a mixture of raw alcohol and wine and became intoxicated. Lynch took her home and her brother in law later urged her to notify police. Dangler and Lynch pleaded not guilty and were discharged after police testimony about the girl port. Higgins pleaded guilty and fined ten dollars with sentence suspended. The Rhoades girl attended the trial.
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Indianapolis
Indj
Eunice
Rhoades
Washington
Ind
James M. Danéler
Michael Lynch
Joseph Higgins
Reo
Arthur
Risley
Lord Street
Lynch
Dangler
Torman
Seal Gate
Athe “Tray
Joseph ‘Higgins
Life Sentence for Manfacture in San Francisco
A man received a life sentence after a four month case period in San Francisco. The defense argued insufficient evidence and claimed the defendant’s innocence. Local authorities pursued a harsh penalty reflecting the severity of the crime.
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San’ Francisco
Koetters Guilty of Mrs Kraft Murder in Chicago Case
A Chicago jury found Koetters guilty of murdering Mrs Emma Kraft, a Cincinnati widow, in November 1912 with a hammer after allegedly obtaining $1,700. The panel debated the punishment all night, some jurors seeking death while others urged life imprisonment. Koetters’ defense seeks a new trial.
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Koetters
Emma Kratt
Cincinnati
Chicago
Jover
Koetter
J. R .W. Cooper
Kraft
San Francisco
Pathé
Atatement
New York
Four to Hang in California at San Quentin
The governor declared possible delays will not prevent executions this month in California. Thomas Green, a cowboy, is scheduled to die April 3 for killing his wife in Riverside. Jerry Amen is set for April 10 for murdering a man in San Joaquin County. Louis Bundy faces execution on April 4 after killing a coworker to obtain money for a Christmas gift.
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San Quentin
Cali
Johnson
California
Law
Pan- Thomas
Williams
Lee Nan
San . Joaquin
Louis Bunddy
Bundy
Coal Miners Worldwide Brace For Indefinite Layoffs
Fragmented text indicates a large number of coal miners facing suspension or indefinite layoff amid uncertain mine operations. Mentions of 60,000 workers and 50,000 figures suggest a broad industry impact. No clear locations or organizations are identified.
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Columbus
Torreon Held Firm Amid Regional Turmoil
Fragmentary report notes Durango area unrest with unclear leaders and lines of defense. No casualties confirmed. Further details unavailable due to damaged text.
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Conyright
Cormary
Wang
Hation
Ely
Abgehce
Aeglith
Mbrley
Torreon
Durango
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