Woman Admits Ax Killings of Husband and Daughter
The coroner jury holds Mrs. Kellar responsible for the deaths of Arthur Kellar and his daughter Margaret, saying an ax in her hands caused fatal wounds while they slept. She recounts a fractured memory and claims she did not recall the killings. She also says a force compelled her to attack, and she later washed the wounds in a state of terror.
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Din Kellar
Arthur Kellar
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Slayer Gets First Shave at Joliet Prison
Herman Cop es, a 14 year old murderer of Manny Slerp and her two children, arrived at the penitentiary for life with a cleave and fret pair of young trousers. He faced confinement on bread and water for a day and said he was glad to be there and that it looked more interesting than the Ken county. The occupation assignment is not yet determined.
Hernandez Killed in Palomas Border Clash Report
El Paso dispatch says Braulio Hernandez who led armed men under Vasquez Gomez’s banner at Palomas Chihuahua was reportedly executed by his own followers. Federal mounted troops and irregulars faced Gomez’s supporters moving toward Casas Grandes with defense by 200 irregular troops.
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Vasquez Gomz
Palomas
Chiheshua
Golambus
N. M. Hernandes
Academy of Medicine Meets June 12
The Academy of Medicine holds its thirty third meeting on June 12 with proceedings to discuss medical progress and policy updates. Officials from the American Medical Association are expected to attend.
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Warship Sinks Off Morocco as Moors Fire From Slopes
Reports say 98 to 0N crew perished after a Moroccan assault near Melilla. Salvage ships cannot reach the wreck due to continuous fire from Moors on the slopes. commanders confirm the entire crew, including officers, were killed and the vessel seized. Dispatches also note the Kabylion uprising spreading in northern Morocco.
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Veneta
Iitte Bay
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Wilsons to Visit Coast for Panama Exposition
Judge Hudspeth arrived to announce New Jersey's building site at the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. The message from the White House says Woodrow Wilson and possibly his daughter will attend. Jessie Wilson likely to handle the cornerstone ceremony.
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California
Robert S Hudspeth
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New Jersey
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Fudge Hudspeth
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Sugar circulars mailed on Frank Lodge franking dispute
Washington reports that Truman G. Palmer testified before the senate lobby committee about 320000 copies of anti free sugar charts circulated under Lodge franking privilege. He said the charts appeared first during Lodge’s speech last July and were revised after government printing office proof. Officials of the government printing office will be summoned to testify. Palmer noted savings from franking and detailed his office expenses and salary.
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Reed
Palmer
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Falls With Blazing Plane In Fatal Experimental Flight
Andrew Dolen, a St Louis aviator, died after his biplane dropped 200 feet during an untested experimental flight. As smoke and flame burst from the rear, he attempted an emergency landing but the aircraft plunged to the ground minutes after takeoff.
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Drew
Five Die After New Haven Train Crash in Stamford Yard
Five people killed and fifteen injured in a collision on the New York New Haven and Hartford line in Stamford yards. The second section rear-ended the first as Engineer P J Doherty warned the crew and stayed at his post before escaping injury.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford
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Police Aid by Suffrage Cited by LA Police Chief
Chief C. E. Sebastian of Los Angeles told the International Association of Police Chiefs that suffrage has aided crime reduction by empowering women to discuss social issues openly. He cited Los Angeles as a model where public safety improved after women gained voting rights.
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International Association of Police Chiefs
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Ito
Senators View Mine War Scene in West Virginia
Five U.S. senators toured the volatile mining district near Charleston West Virginia to view the battlefield scene and hear testimony. Ex Governor Glasscock and union miners faced questions as investigators sought the inside history of martial law and the last military court martial.
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United States
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Receivers Sought for Union Pacific and Associated Lines
United States Attorney General McReynolds rejects the railroad plans to release Southern Pacific stock and calls for receivers for Union Pacific and related roads. He notes the need for a formal government stance within ten days and mentions possible stock exchanges involving Baltimore and Ohio and Southern Pacific.
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Southern Pacific
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Exchange of Stock
Whitbeck to be freed in New Orleans case
Arlon Whitbeck, jailed in Iowa for his father's murder near West Union, Ia, will be released. George T. Prim, ex Chicago police lieutenant, identifies a killer as Jess Miller of Pittsburg who allegedly confessed. Whitbeck's conviction rested on circumstantial evidence after a quarrel with his father. A man who jumped from a ferry on May 9 left a note claiming he was Miller and that he beat Whitbeck to death when denied to weep in a barn.
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Arlon Whitbeck
Iowa
West Union
George T. Prim
Chicago
Jessa Miller
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Whitbeck
Iceberg Sighting Reported Near Titanic Route
New York officers aboard the White Star liner Olympic report sighting a huge iceberg about 200 miles east and south of the Titanic disaster site. The notice from Boston and ship logs mentions Captain Thomas and other crew remarks amid the June 18 update.
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