St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 13, 1912

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S| TT CiFrpER INOW WILSON, NOW T. R. /COTTOW'CRAWrOR) oe ee oe 5 DEAD. 15 4 4 TR AMSOFTHIE, |. IN CALIFORNIA COUNT) |S ACQUITTED OF | —————$—$—$—e—— |r WL KILISHERMOTHER|berccrat Leas ny a7 tava evisn ot Re-|” DUVALL MURDER : IN WREC K IN: rake : turns—Thirty-Six Counties R-ported Of- : ughter. of Pennsylvania | Sh Se, eG eee ayton Jury Acts on Instruc- _ Hotel Owner, on Way to ficially "> Precints Missing. tions to Free the Defendant Buy Trousseau, Tells Po-| san rrancisco, Nov. 1%, (a m)—|[The total vote at 10 o'clock stood: by Judge McElhinney. o,f. Woodrow Wilson swung ahead of Theo- | Roosevelt, 282,042; Wilson, 282,082. si ee lice Captors She Was Half dore Roosevelt by 16 votes, according rae 13. . }MARKS. CASE DISMISSED é i: eae. Asleep NN GOO. UTRNOE! to dehsctanhen benérth Othe Othello ee oe Gs are aivaiecta ot | Big 3 Poke ee iC. H. & D. P e Sena egrap repo Returns from all.but five. precincts of a Pee sits i ass nger count now being made. Five precincts | 4372 in the State, including what weve | Witness. in ‘“Hell’s Half Acre’’ : se Saeaeeag eescee sc remain to be heard f f 35 ie Beet: : 8! W1 h a Irving _ ee Wd pepeeen 00 Sy. Steer Ferree. Sree Mystery Case Saw Two Men . : er Ope Switc t ——e of the 58 counties, gave Theodore Roose- SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 13., @ a. m.)— | velt a plurality of 24 votes. With a Revolver. gl - os pes & . | Hits Freight Bae:

Theodore Roosevelt lost his plurality tn , California for about 30 minutes last nignt| SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 13, (1 p. m.)—, ( 7 ee Sick ea ae and then regained it, as additional of-| Wilson took the lead over Roosevelt} William (‘Cotton’) Crawford was ac- pies sakes Me ee poke: ‘ge . / ficial returns came in. When he again | with a plurality of 47 votes. With 3 quitted by a jury at Clayton on instruc- : a . = aeengeny at the top of the columns !t | counties officially reported out of 58 and |tions by Judge McElhinney Wednesday Bee: ge oie es DI mS. “3: . with with 10 votes mar over Wilson. | fiv { missing, four of them i Bee ene. Re : , WOMEN A Rushed in to Aid Wound- Bitgny gin wa ghee es ng “. per We pfeds Scat of the murder of Lawrence Duvall in ean sane a Sh / ed Woman—Both Prison.| SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 18, @ a. m.)—| Wilson, 283,195; Roosevelt, 283,148. “Hell's Half Acre” Nov. 18, 1911, and a ; ; For half an hour Wilson: was credited| These figures did not include a fur-|few minutes later Prosecuting Attorney rs Guarded and /|witn teing 15 votes ahead. The dit-| ther gain for Wilson of 6 votes, result-| mills dismessed a similar charge against ‘he ference was made in the official count | ing from the official canvass of the vote| { ugene Marks, who was indicted with Young oman Is Hysteri- of Sierra County, which gave Roosevelt {in Los Angeles County. The canvass/ Crawford. , Se: eh ae BS : a ' 26 more votes than the rains Re ty emcerlctd samaee count. | there is about three-fourths complete. Crawford and Marks were accused of Re eM pce e i 4 Bs a ot . SSS . —S -= == |lying in wait for Duvall and killing]. ee y, x ec $y Brakeman Blamed for N ; ‘ ei ; ; | hi Vv l k ft he had shot is Be . of ge 3 se See s Pe dine 3 cone Iyhimenp Charles Ungar and Gus Elsner. Craw-| [tf Pr Against Cincinnati Train Going 40 ig BTILADELP HIA, Nov. 13.—Mrs. Eliza- ford obtained a severance and the State se es Be os é 3 Hour —Injured, Pinned in Wre | | Was proceeding against him on circum- : cies a a ae tee 4 sk ‘eth Meyers of Greensburg, Pa., was Given Water--Crash Betore}, >: shot and killed by her daughter on a | stantial evidence. At the conclusion of Es ete po eae a6 Pennsylvania Railroad train near here S ARRESTED f (IR F AP ACK JOHNSON the State's case Wednesday, Attorney A.| | : pate gs Ps =) E. L. Gardner filed a motion for an in- Sher gees Patt ase today. The girl, says she shot her . struction for acquittal on the ground} gee pete gees B gy ed ea % mother in mistake for a robber. She that the State had failed to prove eer ee ee y ciat was so hysterical she could scarcely tell COURT CONTEMPT! SAYS Ht | AY i FE Crawford's guilt. The motion. was sus- ee: - Rie a : a connected, r tained by Judge McElhinney. : s Breet seas tin ee story. st i te ome is oe hee . - 2 ae and 15 seriously injured this haaunciie when an ‘Va. 0 dylan * “vera Pee ; ; Marion Ray Peters of 6309 Bartmer _ ond Oki eae cane oe tg Hamilton & Dayton passenger train ran into an “ ¥ ° ° b Sees 229 : . avenue testified for the State that he SDSS SSS CEE SESS f ht t tA enue, jongye ym pipes nger, W. H. Cuthbert/Arthur H. Ogle of Belleville, Solicitor Bullitt’s Brief in Su-| ,ossea aloe Bartmer avenue a sort _- erashed into a freight train at Arlington av pa Shooting’ occurred weer Bristol, Pa, ana{ linois University Paper, | preme Court Cites That Of- , |tme before Duvall was killed and that CULISS' WHRGHRET LIONBERGERS: urb. train continued its journey to Tren- Criticised Grand Jury. Ferie: Ten't Batraditabie. en Perron nak kil ane eta toc : = The train was coming from Cincinnati and waa 1 a ee ‘ =e : ried ae ps indy betogeras al ~— ° main stepped back. He testified Marks was 7 miles hour. | Stories ot M and Girl Conflict Special to the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.—No reason] With Crawford. “I ana » others are to blame,” ape " é CHAMPAIGN, Ill., Nov. 13.—Arthur Other witnesses testified that they had | - said Carl Gross, head brakeman on ‘of myste was injected exists, according to a brief filed .today ry jec ; the freight train, this afternodh, “1 into. the tragedy betause of contradic- |i. Osle, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. B./ on pehalf of the Government by Solici- Ae agai Ho ceice se ed ’ a | oF pple Rag od ey grin ‘Vory Statements by Cuthbert and the|Ogie, 617 East B street, Belleville, Il.,|tor-General Bullitt, why Jack Johnson.| wo. annie Den ce in eae : left the switch opem and expected one fit Roeser ae a girl. . hbert * says he did not know eee ah ’ y Ja ohnson, Mrs. Annie Duvall of 6403 Spencer of \the other brakemén to close it. they vere & | as been arrested here on a charge Of/the negro pugilist now in jailyin Chi-| place, mother of the murdered man, was e is ‘ y | The switeh was not closed the wreck i > Alon wal atte . the mother and daughter and only vol- - unteered hils services to them after the contempt of court that grew out of an/|cago on a charge of violating the white| not permitted to relate a conversation occurred, and I am to blame.” ‘shooting. Miss Myers is said to have |editorial published in the Daily Iini,'Slave act, should be admitted to bail|with the mother of Ungar, who was Gross did not mention any names. tol@ the. ieinobien--that--Cuth ie er ni tttoh ee 4e }by ‘the Supreme Court of the United shot by Duvall. Mrs. Duvall testified : The. dead: ; : to Tren bert B pap in the preliminary examination of Craw- 3 C. Imholt and his wife, theatrical peo- s trav tes. Was traveling with herself-and mother. |the editor. Sta The Solicitor- General pointed out that,| ford that Mrs. Ungar told her that her pie of I Angeles. tea en to the Trenton police, Miss| Ogle opposed the grand jury of Cham- ers said that when lying in her a raat ates at ah blivuetis while violations of the white slave act{son would “be filled full of lead’ the : a, DSi Albert Allen, Los Angeles. She heard-a noise as if someone! gation of the student riot, in which five| “© punishable by five years’ Heer: | first time he went to “Hell’s Half Acre.’} ANNOuncement Surprises Socie- Young Husband Also Takes Re-j . Bert White, "Ser PR: freight, In- Was climbing into her berth. Believing persons were injured and considerable ment, oF ord fine, or both, they are The prosecution was conducted by As- ty, aS Engagement Was Un- | volver, 15. Knives and Am- ‘b> ik ~~ she wasein danger from an‘intruder, she+propertyedamage was done, when Illi- not, extfad Te aus sais sistant Prosecuting Attorney Brackman|. ” . so4. “4torRe B hE A RS a ay Bae er, Hike fired. Her mother, who was returning |nois students, after their victory over i ja gg con wen ‘mgr & rand Charles P. Johnson. derstood Orbe roken. = munition From Employer. 1 Sonar Chaney,” | . uF y offender mig & quite ) is Sane froma. ‘the oe a re irth room, re- j Polat Not Made Clear. oe ' e4 - tiring. the University ‘of Indiana football team, willing to: jump afiy(small amount of bail 7 ee | +a sooo! ay, 62, seein Ky. demanded entrance into the Walker . CORNERO. TATE SATA OG CART the tem Ty iss et:'Lior Mi : *"|so as to seek refuge in a foreign coun- timony of Peters did not make clear Friend@ of Miss Margaret Lionberger, | Many @ weary morning whén.old Bess Mrs. Clifton Chaney and son, Chester, | ee believe ithe ‘shooting was nociden- Théater,and were ‘repulsed. : ied er nae pe “as the train: > Charade mt Made. try and thus avoid punishment for 4) that he saw Crawford and Marks before daughter of Isaac H. Lionberger of} kicked over the bucket. filled with milk 5 months old, Jackson, Ky. | edel ronat Croyden I heard the| ‘The college editor, under the heading, 5 sate ag dna ee 8 gage lay om or after Duvall was killed, and that the} Westmoreland place, were surprised|that she had arisen at 4 o’clock to get,{ Lily Chaney, 2, daughter of Clifton) Beperty pti ov geeees “7 wo a ‘of _@ shot in the car ahead. I!4 Mock Tribunal,” charged the mem- Sethe ’ id. “Th ee co! SMe of time of the killing was not shown. He] Wednesday to receive the announcement pretty Ivy Beach on her father’s farm | Chaney, died after being taken to a gn . Se “ “bed et ee — opened the door and saw Mrs.|ters of the jury with being partisan in alty,” he said. ea n piso said that the evidence did not] .¢ nor approaching marriage to Donald | hospital. . Bator rose ee? rah spe: the criminal law would be brought into . tie , near Hamlet, Ind., sighed and dreamed : ts } wet ioe in the aisle’ in her night|the matter of students; alleged that the} gisrenute if one committing such an in- how a motive and that under the law Cutler of "Boston Conductor Earl Wiggins, passenger( : "ela nee ae ef daughter was standing be-| members of the jury had practically an- famous ceinie as that for which Johnson nen) Seer Sree bie Their surprise was increased, rather OF AE CARNE. AGE. ONES, OF, OE train, and Engineer William Sharkey of pent, Sd sas side side. her shrieking and in great dis-jnounced their decision before the case had been indicted‘ could, by forfeiting shan Vendendl. by the tee tat wae queen in the wild west, lassoing the|the passenger train, both of Indianapo- Snot my mother; get a doctor,”’| was heard, and alleged that the stand ' sc age beasts instead of milking th ? lis. : iderable sum of money, es-/. as wu Lionberge two years a announced { ® 4 em. : €d. She was hysteriéal and we|taken by the jury had been “filled with|~--« .» a plac he Would. be free (emery Serene 0: SPARS Ube Fie tO aad apilvsens bre C. F. Grundhoefer, Cincinnat. cape to a place where he wou e free | exclude every other possible theor her engagement to the same young! Ona farm not far away, near Aurora, Chi ble in getting: her quieted. hostility, not only to students who par-| ¢ further prosecution.” as pos ory. nan » Sor e0me time after that ‘an- | Ben Boyle had ticket to cago. Myer : sty ; Questions asked of witnesses late in : Ind., was a six-foot one-inch plow boy| ¢, Burgs, Indianapolis, fireman of ; ticipated in the riot, but students in telegram from United States Attor- nouncement, the engagement was de- ‘ regs, , S pulling aside the curtain | general.”’ oF Wilkerson to the. Department : of the first day of the trial pointed at the pee ge thie young woman's family to} “" ® flerce Western look in his eye | passenger train. ape that she reached un-| Again, the Belleville editor said: “Stu- ’ , Justice is included in the brief, as dis- sar ee ee ee Ce cee be off, and Miss Lionberger’s friends and a wild Western hope in his heart.| Among the Injured are: dents have been called before this tribu- . idaledl facts which fully justified the tree las esis GRCMpiRae RMN gy pise: did not suspect that it had ‘been t He also had dreams of the golden west} Fred Hutchinson, Madison, Va.; fire- othe: It seems that Mrs. Myers}nal for witnesses and have been kept! sotion of the United States District vd Ss Texas and shot two enemies, both} | a with a brace of revolvers in his belt. | ian. é ‘to enter the berth at the mo- | waiting for hours before being admitted ' Court in determining the condition under ee The marriage, It 1s now annouriced,;7"@ Plow boy who was a weary of the| Mrs. W. F. Selle, Sycamore, Ill. to. the room. * * * Student witnesses * which it would admit Johnson to bail. SEEPS Te ONE Aer etes POT Tie. take place at the Lionberger home| Plow a8 his neighbor, Ivy, vas of the} Mrs. Mary Sears, Indianapolis. in the’ Miss Myers said|should be on their guard before such! wijkerson stated ‘‘that parties repre- seas oh pees Biome Abed Pace ovat Dec. 7. The renewal of the broken en-| ™ilking pail, was named Jack I. Roose. reece sptanties Indiana avenue, Chi- @ startled and fired. befo al.” a ’ ie The fates just decreed that cago; leg en. avevonl | Sih ae ag ge foreman of the Grand a ye lian mbes Asie wan oe nee Ber See ee rege a nape Pie we Ivy should meet and be married and A.C. File, Soe er ’ . k . : a n 33 ’ . to Her Story. Jury, took exception, and had Osgie} jess bail.” hi rene a8 re ean ge ve Miss Lionberger’s skill as’ a horse-| Dan together a life in the Wild West.| Fred Emberton, Indianapolis. o her story were made later | brought before Judge Solon Philbrick to Had Planned to Leave U. 5. cared aa ai oe ne aaah pean woman, and her fonaness for outdoor | 44 When their baby came they called} Caf! Bross, brakeman, Indianapolis. i Myers, she said,|answer an attachment for contempt of] ‘Attention was called to the fact tha: in . dicsleswa 5 brinie Riotantiie 44 life of various kinds, are well known.|%!m Glenlyn. Mrs. Rose says she had ae tat eae Te KG of J..Rappe Myers, pro-|court. He gave a bond of $500, and al/the defendant had stated that it was : She was on the program of the recent |"¢Ver heard of the name before she —_ men : ‘hed in Greensburg, Pa. | fraternity brother went on the bond. The] his intentien to leave this country Nov. of haga 8 ng sags 0 foaer agi Horse Show in the sumping events, bat thought it out herself, but was con-| Fred Emerson, fireman on freight, In- ughter were on their way | trial was set for Wednesday, with O. A.|30 and this statement was not contra-|) coq did. not participate, as a, horse just to|Vinced that it was the most romantic vor ge oto Madison. Va.: brake- ‘ hat could possibl , , pu a wedding t h ee rt Ft Tete Oe eens muared mChee by. the detencant of Any of When the stained clothing Duvall wore her liking was not found. She is anj7ame t littl see ae man on passenger; legs broken. eeenies w rousseau, as she | pleading the case for the college editor.; bis counsel,” added the telegram. expert tennis player. The pretty little mother of Glenlyn : we married in June to J. Blair Agtiye in College Lite. atetrins Ue the ponaibdiltt? of Johnie yn gets oe ipa hel A year ago last month, Miss’ Lion-|! her big wild. western cow-girl hat was| A- York, engineer ‘on freight, train; of Salem, Va., where a son of| Ogie, beside being editor of the col-| son's leaving the country, the Solicitor- aie pap Mi re eM ae ad ye berger rode in an aeroplane at Kinloch|® pathetic sight at police headquar- legs injured. ‘resides. Mrs. Myers and lege newspaper, is @ member of Sigma} General’s brief adds: from the building Field, piloted by Andrew Drew. Misses| ters Wednesday, pleading the cause of _—— — prep — gsc’ r had been visiting the/paita Chi, the journalistic fraternity of} ‘Thirty thousand dollars, while a large es Judith Oliver and Florence Wade were| her husband, arrésted for stealing five |™#n; head and back inju = Myers at Salem for some time the University of Illinois, a senior in|sum, is not excessive, because it is ob- two other society young women who en-|Tifles, a revolver, 15 pocket knives and Clifton Chaney, Jackson, Ky. returned home to Greens-j|the university, Was a reporter for the| viously not prohibitory. The very fact| Jurer Sick, Dynamite Trial Postponed, | joyed the same experience, Walter} two boxes of ammunition from the Sim- Fifteen seriously injured were taken 6 yesterday from Pitts-/| college newspaper before hie became ed-| that Johnson is willing to deposit cash{ INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Nov. 13.—Owing| Brookins being Miss Wade’s pilot. mons Hardware Co. the Deaconess Hospital. ! York.” In Pittsburg they | itor, is a member’ of Ma-gwan-da, the|to that amount is conclusive that the,t® the continued illness of Allen Spauld-| Cutler is the son of Mr. and Mrs.| “We just came in from Montana a The wreck caught fire, but the flames « police revolver. senior society, and took freshman class|@mount fixed is not, excessive.” ing, a juror, the “dynamite conspiracy” | Frederick B. Cutler of Boston. He and|couple. of months ago,” she started to | #007 were put out. Most of the dead honors. He is an active member of Al- s trial today was postponed until tomor-/ Miss Lionberger met in Marion, “Masg,, ; tell Detectives Wood and Schrank when | Were found in the wreckage of the first é De slared to Have Forgiven pha Delta Phi. The Post-Dispatch ts the only evening row. Spaulding’s physician said he was/| where the Cutlers have a summer some, | Roose interrupted her with a gesture |“: which telescoped the baggage car. ee pare: INTON, N.. J, Nov. 13.—Mis In the trial this morning a contin- leben ew wathetek ier the Associated Press. * Proving. “The Gables.” He was in the Harvardjof dejection. Firames: 6nd Pallas \Werken « the : ‘, eae W. H. c . Shee i uance was granted until Saturday. en ———=/class of 1911, and was still a student] “No, just tell them the facts of our | Wreck two hours before the first body oa end wrpnert, who when the engagement was first an-|real life, Ivy,” he sald, “they don’t want | Was found. Holes were chopped in the nounced. to hear about our dream life. Yoa/tops of the cars and the injured sup- 5 Oo eh eeainyorends pos ack THURSDAY Is EXPECTED ’ see -we -were trying to work West grag-| plied with water, for which they were :. ) : old crying. being held for Philadelphia officers, TO BE FAIR AND COLDER A clean sweep “OPEN DOOR” TO WILSON eg fe ce aad tte taht The passenger train, No. %, is report- “as the shooting took place in Pennsyl- | 7 a hey va THE TEM r story by wearing that big-brimmed to have had a clear track, but the \ guathtaet Made the fillowing ‘state- . % we’ pings! waa On Tuesday the POST-DISPATCH made a CLEAN __ |President-Elect to Be Accessible |nat. She looks just like a girl of the | brakeman on the freight had not closed ee meee ‘to Captain of Police Culliton:, % 42 noon’ ...220): SWEEP in the volume of loval merchants’ advertising - to Public at White House, [Plains in that. : ee ee eee ee ee | Fume bet 48 2d. ede carried. In other words, the POST-DISPATCH carried PRINCETON, N. J., No awe menthe aporee Sante fe A. aay OTe eee is i het 3 | si ? : 7 v. 13.~Presi- from Indiana and I got. a job at the Homes Opened for Injured, dent-elect Woodrow Wilson proposes to Simmons Hardware Co, at $5 a month.| The crash, which occurred some time’ | The warm : door weather is going pes 70 col umns — ad bperbora fs Rogac ea Poss te res ee I was moving a box of goods when the sbfore by. tasam wih aagy ~ the yan ng bry * park thee nat or three more columns of this business than all the other thet teri dae: has announced. He in- hd 7 ea aims Bae vats ini peace at ond dives ae before been an average 4 St. Louis newspapers, namely, the Globe-Democrat, sR riitced ate Gobi ts fader ‘atl “Tt seemed so easy that when I got/seing sent to the hospital. Physicians ®, ublic, Times ’ who ade | deg bel i anereen - . Republic, Ti and Star, ADDED TOGETHER, wh he has insisted that the door to Hag oad panty : ais si pinged saved sala = Cte a oe are recast "| box, a ro — rolled a back- omy carried aged otiee raver, be closed: while he 16 boots, and then. I took a penknife andj The two engines were demolished. It g into his fire- | 6 it to August Britz, a teamster, to] was not until after daylight that the In his cam gave it : = : 7 columns ght foracany ts ates y Siprrecch age cards take the box to our home mage South | body of hy a ine on ge Reape pax’ coming in from «Here is absolute, unqualified PROOF that the St. Louis the door to his office was closed his a ioe es be ae a trying to stop i the R h KNOW all about | “connection with the people of New Jer- 5 SSE Line . ; " . : ‘ re - 7 ” Ne . ee , % 42 - g -_™ ee R: as To ee ; > ie x eg eer ¥ . ? X ‘ 4 — % ’ me a : i > oe an an . a Dy Bia - ‘ r ¢ . . Re a ee ua . ae ad 4 —_ ! 2

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