Jim Nt Namara Condemned to Life in Prison
Elder brother sentenced to fifteen years in San Quentin for his part in a dynamite outrage at Los Angeles. The case names Jim Nt Namara as the central figure in the criminal act and notes the severity of the punishment ordered by the court.
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Ban Quentin
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Hall of Records
McNamaras
John J. McNamara
O Fredericks
McNamara brothers sentenced in Los Angeles dynamite case
James B and John J McNamara, tied to a 1910 Times building bombing, receive life and fifteen year terms respectively. The court rejects mercy citing deadly intent and calls for San Quentin confinement, while federal probes into dynamiting conspiracies continue.
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John J. McNamara
Cincinnati
Ohio
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Jammer Pr
Los Angeles Times
Joan J. McNamara
Court Rooms
Dimes
James H
Llewellyn Iron Works
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Reyes Boldly Returns to Mexico with Exile Party
Accompanied by followers, exiled military leader Reyes secretly re-enters the republic. The bold move signals a challenge to current authorities and tests regional stability.
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Republic
Probable uprising grips Torreon as rebels surge
The Morning Journal reports in Mexico City that General Bernardo Reyes has returned to Mexican soil. Officials say his exact location crossing the border is unknown, but insist he is in Mexico and may be tried for inciting rebellion once captured.
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Morning Journal
Mexico City
D Bernardo Reyes
Mexico
General Reyes Travels by Train to Pettus Texas
Corpus Christi reports General Reyes and a small party left San Antonio by automobile for Pettus Texas and boarded a southbound San Antonio and Aransas Pass train. Tickets were to Alice Junction, with the party continuing to Laredo via International Great Northern lines.
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General Reyes
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Texas
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International Great Northern
Reyes
San Antonio
International & Great Northern
Laredo
Torreon Likely Base of Operations in North
Alarm reports state Torreon in Mexico as a potential revolt center with consular petitions for protection. Secret service says 500 rifles and 20 000 rounds are held by laborers who allegedly plan to revolt for General Reyes. Detectives note a December 10 date for the uprising.
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Rebel Leader Gomez Lynched in Mexico City Riot
Che Gomez leader of the Juchitan rebellion was lynched at Rincon Antonio Oaxaca after being arrested with eight followers. A mob seized him from jail and shot him, amid crowds from surrounding regions, following clashes between President Madero and Oaxaca’s governor.
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Oaxaca
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Juarez
Swe wre continued on VPage 2 Col 5
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Lorimer probe resumes as defense testifies in recall
The Lorimer investigation resumed with defense testimony. Stephenson probe sub committee will likely report to full committee before Christmas. The monetary commission drafts a bill based on Aldrich currency plan. President's trust message read in both houses. Senator Smith repays 3000 dollars from his treasury. About 200 recess nominations await action. Adjournment set for 2 PM Thursday.
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Stephenson
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Treasury
Georgia
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Navy
Poindexter
Washington
Court of Commerce
Spokane
Culberson
Texas
Martine
New Jersey
Heyburn
Idaho
House Sugar trust inquiry resumes by special committee
The House special committee resumes the sugar trust inquiry with Agricultural Department probes centered on Dr. Wiley and a report due within a fortnight. Representative Hamlin urges a bill to require secret state department expenditures be reported to Congress.
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Sugar Trust
Agricultural Department
Wiley
Hamlin
State Department
Congress
Steel Trust
Clark
Littleton
Persia
Ways and Means Committee
Prohibition Issue Loses Two to One in City Race
Mayoral candidate secures victory and leads the complete Good Government municipal ticket into office, defeating the prohibition faction by a two to one margin and sweeping the slate.
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Good Government Municipal
Mayor Alexander Leads Hariman With 50 Thousand Vote Edge
Partial return counts at 10:30 pm show Mayor Alexander ahead of socialist Harriman by over 50 000 votes. In 1160 precincts complete out of 317, Alexander's net gain over his primary is 25990 and he carries Harriman's home precinct 1537 to 192. Prohibition appears defeated by a margin of about one to one.
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Job Harriman
Harriman
Strongest utterance he has ever made
Morning Journal reports Los Angeles voters defeated the good government and dry measures in a mayoral race. George Alexander claimed a two to one lead over Job Harriman amid 187000 eligible voters and high turnout on the west side. Harriman denounced fraud but did not concede. Carolina Severance voted at 92, among the oldest participants.
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Los Angeles
Sociallem
Prohibition
George Alexander
Job Harriman
Harriman
West Side
McNamara
Alexander
8. C. Graham
The
Good Government Organization
Joseph A. Scott
Peace Insurance
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Hammill
Carolina M. Severance
Susan B. Anthony
McNamaras
Clark
Mann
Taft
Senate
Madison
Kansas
Latta
Nebraska
House
Fearless AFT demands trust regulation in first message
The AFT presents a bold, logical argument for regulating trusts in its inaugural address to the Sixty-Second Congress. The statement emphasizes steadfast stance, clear goals, and a unified call for stronger government controls on corporate power.
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