Thirty-Eight Labor Leaders Convicted in Dynamite Conspiracy
Indianapolis December 28 United States government swiftly moved to seize thirty-eight union officials convicted of conspiracy to promote explosions tied to the Los Angeles Times bombing. Frank M Ryan head of the Iron Workers union and John J McNamara figure among those convicted. two defendants not unions were also found guilty. The verdict ends a three month dynamite conspiracy trial with sentences to be imposed by Judge Albert B Anderson. appeals possible though bonds may be required for release.
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Allies Astounded by Turkish Delegates Proposals
The government of a Balkan region reports that Turkish delegates presented proposals shocking to allied powers. Balkan states accuse the Sultan’s government of ignoring their demands while offering a peace plan deemed impudent by observers and officials.
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Great Powers Clash Over Balkan Peace Terms
London dispatch reports Rechad Pasha presenting Ottoman terms at the Balkan peace conference as delegates from Greece Bulgaria Montenegro and Serbia protest. Allies demand mediation respect for territorial gains while Turkey presses for sovereignty in Adriatic Macedonia Albania and Aegean islands amid tense debate and press scrutiny.
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State and Federal Authorities Clash Over Custody Battle
The Texas Supreme Court will decide whether Ft Clark military authorities or civil authorities hold custody of five cavalrymen accused of shooting a dance hall patron and killing Pedro Irtena near Prockettsville Texas. Texas Attorney General Walthall sought to force surrender via the court after an earlier bid to appeal to Secretary Taft of the War Department.
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Second Trial of Darrow Set for January 20
Clarence Darrow, famed Chicago attorney, will begin his second trial in Los Angeles on January 20 instead of January 6. The delay comes after a two week postponement agreed with W Joseph Ford assistant district attorney. Darrow's chief counsel Karl Rogers is tied up with another case.
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Coroner Jury Finds Deputy Not Liable in Sheriff Killing
A coroner's jury in Grand Junction held Deputy Sheriff Nichols blameless after Joseph Hensley, aged 18, was shot during an attempted holdup of J. B. Quear, manager of the Loma Canning Company, last night.
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Suspected Farmer Cleared After Alibi Evidence
Justice Gibbs dismissed the case against Lew van Al Stine a TaylorCounty farmer arrested yesterday by Marshhill Yorton on a warrant charging him with the Moore family and their guests Lena and Ira Gil linger murder on the evening of June 6.
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Four Men In Auto Commit Bold Robberies
Four men in a car robbed two downtown businesses on the north side after dark. At Miller Schlossers Baking Company three entered at gunpoint and took a small cash haul while a guard stayed with the car. Half an hour later a dyeing and cleaning shop was similarly robbed. a woman who screamed was knocked down.
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Wilson speaks of ending sectional strife at Staunton
President elect Woodrow Wilson, a Virginian by birth and New Jersey by adoption, urged a national reunion erasing past sectional divides. Speaking at Mary Baldwin Seminary on his 56th birthday, he warned business leaders to reject monopolies while embracing justice and mercy in public policy.
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