Longshore Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
Dr. Anna Longshore was found guilty of second degree murder in the case tied to a criminal operation on Miss Reher Shade in October. The jury, after multiple ballots, returned the verdict at 2:45 am. Bond was set at 6000. she remained in custody pending motion or appeal. Judge Platt warned against basing verdicts on other parties and prepared for possible new-trial motions.
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Anna Longshore
Reheren Shade
Platt
Sheriff Hoyers
Dr. Longshore
Sherif Shores
James ©. Mairtagh
Guy
Dr. Longshare
Murtagh
Novier
Supreme Court
Platy
TE. Rice
C. Loeb
J. N. Cole
Andrew Appel
Phil Beck
Misa Shade
Morris
Longshore
Verdict brings tears to Longshore in tense courtroom scene
In a crowded trial room Mrs Moon of Boone Iowa weeps as Peter Andrisen delivers the verdict. Dr Longshore sobs as the jury, weary from an all night session, confirms the decision while her lawyers vow to continue the fight and family provide support.
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Moon
Boone
Aled
Yemen
Peter Andrisen
Paris
Rose
Andrisen
Longshore
Mr Moon
Broken Mid Ends Wetie Players Death In Brighton
Dutch born actor Auguste Van Biene aged about 60 died suddenly after a performance in Brighton England. He toured for years in America and Britain in The Broken Melody and appeared in the title role in London before the tragedy marked by his sudden end.
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Brighton
Englind
Day
Auguste van Biene
Wiusiein
Deadly collapse at McKinney four story building
McKinney Texas January 24 witnesses say the Conmuaneres building collapse did not become a holocaust. One dead and fourteen injured were listed with hopes of more survivors fading. Shoppers in a nearby store were buried as walls fell and a fire broke out. Miraculous escapes were reported as rescuers freed trapped victims and small children guided to safety.
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Kistler
J. Fh
Knight
Lulu Searev
Drowning Fatality From Glass Plant Fire
In St Louis on January 4 a glass company fire in a flooded basement claimed the life of one fireman after he was overcome by chemical fumes as nine colleagues battled the blaze. A broken window and rifled desks suggested burglary. Ten firemen were overcome by fumes, and Chester Koester drowned in three feet of water.
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St. Louis
Chester Koester
Woman suffrage clash stirs Parliament over votes
Jan Loman reports a furious debate as the bill to remove the word male from the franchise reform is moved in the House of Commons. Alfred Leieton argues against granting women council roles while Alfred Lewis Harcourt recalls the suffrage violence in Nuneham Park. Sir Edward Grey and David Lloyd George back stronger measures, warning of unrest if women gain the vote.
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Loman
Jan
Joby Stark Mill
Assis
Lewis Harcourt
Nuneham Park
Warde
Edward Grey
David
George
Cis
Tyrone
Magnificent tribute to the law in Hoxie closing plea
The closing plea by County Attorney Wirt Hoxie extols the law as a guiding force and duty of the state to protect life from conception onward. He portrays the state as guardian, condemning abortion and urging strict adherence to law to safeguard civilization and public welfare.
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Cour
County Athernes Trixie
Prosecutor Hoxie
Wirt l
Hoxie
Anna Lengselore
Howe
Ted
Oalenin
Atleciames
Logue murder suspect taken in Davenport
Davenport police arrest George K. E. Cramer, a Hetten Dorf car shops worker, on suspicion of complicity in the Logue murder of Chicago diamond merchant Joseph Logue. Cramer denies knowledge, claims alibi in Chicago, and undergoes extensive questioning as Chicago and Davenport detectives pursue leads.
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Davenport
Dal. Dan
George KE. Cramer
Hettendorf
Joseph Tr. Logue
Chicago
O'heira
Cramer
Rock Island
Logue
St. James
Hos
Daniel A. O'Hara
Toearing Crater
O Vara
Chiniugea
Olara
First Woman Elector Delivers Taft Vote in West
Washington reports Cah electors cast for Taft as the first woman elector delivering a state tally. The female elector from Salt Lake City traveled many miles on the assignment, receiving $485 for mileage.
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Taft
Washington
Ten
iasMes
Marc Rarer
Adne Witcher
Sit Lake City
Cah
Governor Wilson Gees His From Dentist
President elect William Clinton visits a dentist in Philadelphia amid health concerns. He plans to return to Washington without political commitments and appears focused on personal care rather than policy beyond Cheddars.
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Wilson Gees
Philadeine
Wilean Vane
Chedas
Norwegian Cabinet Quits After Election Defeat
The Norwegian cabinet led by General TK. M Bratlie resigned today after defeat in the October general election. King Haakon entrusted Gunnar Noordsen, a premier from THOS to Tite, with forming a new government.
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Christiana
Norway
TK. M Bratlie
Vaakon
Gunnar Noordsen
Thos
Tite
Brother Sees Kin Shot in Balkan War Film
A Montenegrin man named George Stoupouvieh, watching a wartime reel at a cinema, claimed he saw his brother shot. The alleged scene caused him to faint and be carried from the theater.
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Camming
George Stoupouvieh
Turkish Crisis Impacts Market Activity
Turkish turmoil unsettled world markets as traders reported thin liquidity and cautious sentiment. Prices fluctuated with Turkish assets under pressure while European and continental markets showed mixed reactions amid ongoing uncertainty.
Indictments Hit Arson Ring Operations in City
Grand jury returned indictments charging Samuel Knotieberg Joseph Chirke Harry Brow John Kabigak and Rotlanberg Chirke with arson and burning property to defraud. They allegedly led an arson ring blamed for large insurance losses and head defendant faced 410000 bond.
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Chitaga
Dan
Gelinetoys
Sad Kabizak
City Prosecutor Targets Notorious Chicago Gambler
City Prosecutor Atames S. Medocrnes reports actions against Woodson, a noted gambler running a volatile dive on South Fourteen Street. Police raid his establishment and seize patrons, with ongoing investigations and court actions to shut down the site.
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Chicago Tribune
Atames S. Medocrnes
Stequatapher
Chivagi
Woodson
Crogan
Pinliee
Grogam
Woodsion
Desphiinos Street
Hernen
Avery
Provisional Protocols Between France and Venezuela Reported
Fragmented dispatches detail near term talks as France and Venezuela push for accord. The report mentions diplomats and naval incidents including a distressed schooner near Hog Island Wales and an assist by a revenue cutter. Names and places appear jumbled in the OCR text.
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Washington
Han
Drake, Perrin
Mia
Philadelphia
Hog Island
Wales
Onondaga
New Turkish Cabinet Sets Defense Policy After Nagin Pasha Killing
Constantinople reports a morning of fighting across the city leaving numerous injured as public unrest follows the death of former war minister Nagin Pasha. The new defense chief Tataat Hey says measures are in place to secure the capital and has issued circulars to provincial governors explaining the government’s actions.
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Constantinople
Tan
Cty
Atresia
Nagin Pasha
Tataat Hey
Kiver Bey
Kiginil Pasha
Pasha
Nazim Pasha
Enver Bey
Talaat Tev
Nazim
Grand Vizier
Young Turk Party
Haver
Warages HS Girl By Throwing 8600 Ring
In San Francisco Miss Irene Kelly kept a $600 diamond ring after Rudolph Wolb gave it to her. He repeatedly redeemed it with pawnshop loans until he lost it by casting the ring into a bag amid a feud over alleged larceny. The tale blends wartime intrigue with a personal money dispute.
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Warages HS
San Francisco
Tony
Irene Kelly
Amarerl
Vantts
Rudolph Wolb
Miss Kelly
Nonybody
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