Wife Identifies Slayer of Detective and Collapses
Relatives of gunman in hardware business Crook loved young girl he insisted on marrying her twice. The bandit killed by Patrol Driver William Wilson after he shot Chicago City Detective William Goodenbour was Stanley C. Davis known as Tedford Gates. Davis, 28, native of Fitzgerald Georgia, had wife Retta Davis who identified him at the mortuary. She had married him under Gates but on their wedding trip he urged remarriage under his true name. The couple lived under Gates’ name.
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William Wilson
William Goodenbour
Stanley C. Davis
Tedford Gates
Fitzgerald
Young
Retta Davis
Gates
Davis
Altho
Chicago
Dot
Hot Springs
Ark
Davenport
Ihru
Savannah
Speedy” Davis
Paducah
Koyak
International Harvester Company
Robert Murray
Waterloo
Clty
James L. Mooney
Ted Gates
Warren Avenue
Philadelphia
Best Transfer Company
West End Avenue
Sears-Roebuck
Cafeef
Comeo Waterion
Waterioo
Woman Grieves Slain Gunman Ted Gates in Funeral Home
Mrs Retta Gates, 19, identified the slain bandit Tedford Gates as City Detective William Goodenbour at the O Keefe and Towne funeral home. She cried out for him, expressed heartbreak, and described their brief marriage in Hot Springs before he left for Chicago. She accompanied by police to the mortuary, where she confirmed the killer’s identity.
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Ted
Retta Gates
O'Keefe & Towne
Wiliam Goodenbour
Tedford Gates
Chicago
George Harda
Chicago Police Department
Neady
Convention Pays Tribute to Bryan in Defeat at Dueling Convention
The 1909 scene centers on William Jennings Bryan as delegates flood the San Francisco hall with tribute despite defeat. He outlines his case on the liquor plank and the Wilson administration, while a dramatic demonstration erupts with state standards and delegates waving emblems. Cathy closes the scene with a Wilson defense as the article note continues on page 12.
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Wets
Bryan
Bryant Sweould
League
Washington
Wilson
California
Cathy
Bainbridge Cathy
France to Get 52 Per Cent German Reparation Money
Allied premiers near an agreement on German reparations with France set to receive 53 percent, Britain 22, Italy 10, Belgium 8, and Serbia 5 while the remaining 2 percent would go to other allies including Roumania, Portugal, and Japan. The tentative settlement was announced after a conference of French British Italian and Belgian delegates and the German delegation was expected to cross the frontier Sunday afternoon.
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Associated Press
Brussels
France
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Serbia
Roumania
Portugal
Japan
Ward
Spa
Three Young Men Hurt at Dewar as Cannon Explodes
Three young men were seriously burned and one lost a finger when an improvised cannon exploded in Dewar Indiana this morning. Charles Follett suffered severe facial burns, Ernest Widdell lost a finger and was burned, and his brother Edward sustained facial injuries from the blast.
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Dewar
Charles Follett
Ernest Widdell
Edward
Shipping Board Has No Closed Shop Plan
Washington July 3 The shipping board is not considering closed shop arrangements in American ports. Chairman Benson announced in response to protests about attempts to obtain exclusive control of longshoremen on board vessels. He said current agreements for long shore workers on Shipping Board ships continue until Oct 1 of the current year.
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Associated Preas
Washington, D. C
Shipping Board
Benson
McAdoo Takes Bed, Unmoved by Convention Action
Huntington N Y July 3 William G McAdoo stayed in bed long past his usual rising time announcing plans to spend the day at home He expressed little interest in the San Francisco convention's actions learning results of the first two ballots from morning papers
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Associated Press
Huntington
N. Y
William G. McAdoo
Gov Frazier Leads in North Dakota Primary Count
Gov. Giyon J. Frazier, Nonpartisan League candidate for the Republican nomination, led early after overnight returns from 1,870 of 2,064 precincts in North Dakota. Frazier had 51,528 votes to William Langer’s 50,602, with Langer trailing by 926. The report comes from Fargo, North Dakota, on July 3.
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Associated Press
Fargo
Giyon J. Frazier
Nonpartisan League
William Langer
Prasier
Lang
Shoe Factories Shut Down for Two Weeks
Shoe factories employing upwards of 4000 workers halted operations for two weeks due to market conditions. Principal plants affected include A. M. Clayton & Co and the A. E. Little Company.
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Associated Press
Lynn, Press
Fuly
A. M. Clayton & Co
A. E. Little Company
Republicans In Convention Here Name Delegates
The Black Hawk county Republican meeting at the courthouse elected delegates to state and district conventions and chose T. J. Bell as the first colored delegate in county history. A campaign fund plan was outlined, with Black Hawk to raise 10,500 of the national drive and local committees named for delegate nominations.
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Black Hawk County
Diglay
T. J. Bell
Trev
A. C. Boyd
A. M. BE
Blank Hawk
Bell
C. B. Pickett
Great
Republican Party
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Lore Alford
W. M. Blough
la Porte City
E. L. Corton
W. P. Hoxie
G. W. Wood
George
Lichty
National Committee
Town
Will Lane
A. W. McFarlane
Blanch
A. Santee
R. Howard
J. F. Tempster
Eimer Liehly
Esker
Heinle J
AL Helfer
G.W. Dawson
Carleton Sias
W. Q. French
A B. Lovejoy
al Roekmler
TaClair Martin
WM. Blough
Mr. Blough
County Central
Rommittes
FL. Esher
Ray C. Eegert I
Brotherhood Heads Will Examine Award
More than 1000 officials from 16 railroad brotherhoods will meet in Chicago on July 19 to pass on the wage award from the United States railroad board. A pronouncement of the ministry will be made by the conference after the award is examined.
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Associates Presse
Chicago
United States Railroad Board
France
French
McAdoo Fights for Lead as Balloting Winds at N D Convention
At the San Francisco Democratic convention leaders of McAdoo Cox and Palmer clash over strategy. Ballots show McAdoo leading early but forces shift in New York New Jersey Iowa Nebraska Nevada and Indiana alter the tally. Delegates weary and conferences continue as hopes of an early nomination fade amid factional maneuvers and booster rhetoric.
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Deus Wilson
Cummings
Wilson
McAdoo
Cox
Palmer
North
Caroline
Simmons
Nebraska
Hitchcock
Meredith
Nevada
Aie Palmer
Cox la
Iowa
Indiana
Yates
New York
Gov. Smith
Woy
New Jersey
Mississippi
Kentucky
Ohio
Maryland
Edwards
Harding
McAdan
Associated Press
San Irancisco
Cal
Inigi
Cox, Palmer
Mes
San Francisco
Iha
McAdno
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Tammany
Gor
Serith
Murphy
Georgia
Owen
Virginia
Glass
Ilinois
M. & St. L. Wreck at Arnold May Take Toll of 10 Lives
Alberta Minnesota July 3. A northbound Minneapolis and St. Louis passenger train plunged through a bridge near Arnold Iowa after the structure failed in rain. Ten passengers were killed instantly and six others mortally hurt with the engine and cars sinking into four feet of water. Dozens more sustained minor injuries as rescue operations began.
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Alberta
Minn
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Arnold
Noilday Nutpargarine Brand Ad Claims Supreme Butter Substitute
An advertisement presents Noilday Nutpargarine as a butter substitute and claims it equals the real product. The copy emphasizes taste and cooking versatility, positioning the brand against traditional butter brands.
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Nmot
Retta
Petes
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BAYAN
William Jannings Bryan
Galeries
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Trarvester
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Smith
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Sare
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Danvals
Marshall
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