Attempt to Wreck Residence of Otis Sparks Times Office Disaster
A massive infernal machine was found near the residence of Secretary Yeohanidelaar and a powerful bomb inside the Times building area sparked a citywide shock. Police and detectives arrested few suspects as the murder rate and rescue efforts surged, with the city council approving funding to track down the bombers and a union stand-off shaping the labor scene.
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Otis
Times Office
Marrison Gray Otlg
Los Angeles
Ernoon
Times
Secreity
Zacehandelaar
Dlacweter
Tate
Hese
Cep
Yeohanidelaar
Ater
Krhowen
Wiltshire
Harlow Bloeker
Wettlohe Park
Chieg
Corte Et Alhanos
York
Mra Morton
Aidedi Dieterut Marae Cieviddler
Zev Baracwars
Felton
Fan Fernande
Cheothe
Kuspledon
Geoneral
Hefendora
Times Itelf
Water project linked dynamite finds near Giant aqueduct
Report identifies one dynamite stick from the ZAechandelant bomb by its wrapping as part of a shipment for the aqueduct from Giant California dated September 20. General Otis arrived from Mexico to cheers from about 200 Merchants and Manufacturers Association members. Dynamite threats target iron workers during a city strike, with a single reported missile found. The Baumgart Publishing company building and the Weekly Graphic plant were destroyed.
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Mulholland
Giant
California
General Otis
Eity
Mexico
Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association
Fred K. Baker
Baker Iron Works
Iron Workers
W. BR. Glacier
Watchman
Baumgart Publishing Company
Times
Weekly Graphic
Typographical Union Denies Blame for Times Explosion
Indianapolis and Los Angeles dispute centers on fault for the Times plant blast. International Typographical Union leader James M. Lynch defends the union, saying it fought fairly and rejects accusations of violence. He notes Times has long opposed labor and stresses union members aided the Herald after the disaster.
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Indianapolis
Ind
James M. Lynch
International ‘Typographics Union
Associated Press
Los Angeles Times
Times
Tts
Caase
International
Typographical Union
Ite
Otte
Los Angel
Appeas Necohaaout
Maine
Times Plang
Los Angeles Herald, & Union
Herald
Unclear Remarks From Federation Leader On Los Angeles Disaster
Secretary Murtisgen of the American Federation of Labor expresses regret over the loss in the Los Angeles Timer building dive incident and calls for a formal investigation before assigning blame to Inver unions or accusing them of retaliation. He urges management to issue a clear statement and avoid prejudicing the public.
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Washington, Et
Murtisgen
American Federation of Laver
Mfe
Los Angeles
Union Leader Says Members Not Responsible for Los Angeles Blast
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, stated today he did not believe union members were responsible for the deadly explosion and fire in the Los Angeles building housing homes.
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Et Bauie
Samuel Gompern
American Federation of Labor
Eaid
Vnion Inder Membere
Los Angeles
Unclear OCR fragment ties to Los Angeles protests and deaths
Fragmentary text mentions Los Angeles and PotKe along with names Beles Gulbe and Maver Haswood. References Governor Steenberg and an executive death. Details are garbled, offering no clear event, date, or verified entities.
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Spd
Trivis
Maver, Haswood and Pettibone
Cholera Case Rise Reported Across Naples Province
An official evening table shows twenty four hour totals with seventeen new cholera cases in Naples city and surrounding areas. Naples province reports twelve cases with two deaths while Apulia records two cases and two deaths Palermo one case with one death and Avellino one case.
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Naples
Naples Etty
Apulia
Palermo
Avellono
Prison Association Elect Officers
The American Prison Association convention in Washington Oklahoma closed with the election of officers. T. B. Patton of Huntingdon Pennsylvania was chosen president. The next convention will be held at Omaha Nebraska.
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Washington, OK
The
American Prison Association
T. B. Patton
Huntingdon, Pa
Chotey
Omebs
Explosions Trap Hundreds at Mexican Mine Disaster
In Palau, Coahuila, two gas explosions trapped about 150 to 200 workers in mine No. 2 of the National Railway Lines of Mexico. Likely deaths include many native and Japanese miners and several Americans. A rescue party of Americans reached the shaft but was believed killed. A special train with doctors moved toward the scene.
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Coahuila
Eagle Posse
Tex
Get
Palau
Mex
Lag Esperantes
National Ailway Lines of
Mexico
William P Hollis
Allway
Milley
Palay
Mustaui2z
Department of Interior price limit on coal lands questioned
Washington court ruling challenges the federal price for coal lands. Judges Vandeventer and Lewis declare the department of the Interior not bound by the $20 per acre price in a decision handed down by the U S district court.
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Denver
Department of the Interior
Washington
La Follette to Undergo Gall Bladder Operation Tuesday
Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin will be operated on at St Marys hospital in Rochester Minnesota next Tuesday for an infected gall bladder and possible appendix complications. Doctors Museo and Phillip Fox announced after a two day examination.
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Rochester
Minn
Wet
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
St. Mary's Hospital
Museo Vnd
Phillip Fox
Men From Battleship New Hampshire Drown in Tender Incident
Sixty-one sailors are reported saved after a tender capsized near New Hampshire while returning from shore leave. About 250 aboard the ship were ashore, making exact deaths uncertain. estimates place fatalities as high as thirty in the North River vicinity.
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New Hampshire
Merwing
Jourmel
Sitty-woecond
Alwit
Campahire Winty
Sthoes
Godfrey de Chevalier
Sailor Saved Fifteen Before Exhaustion Reaches Ship Hospital
A sailor left in charge of the tender was pulled from the water unconscious and is in the ship's hospital. He is reported to have saved fifteen sailors before exhaustion overcame him. The New Hampshire and its sister ship of the Atlantic fleet anchored in the Hudson off the upper city after arriving in New York this week following target practice off Hampton Roads.
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New Hampshire
Atlantic Fleet
Hudson
New York
Hampton Roads
Traffic Association Seeks Better Coal Rates
The Colorado Coal Traffic Association of Denver filed a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission. It seeks through routes and job rates on coal from the South Canon mine across the western states to eastern destinations. Shippers claim they will pay 75 cents more per ton for transportation due to coal quality, but carriers refuse to provide through rates.
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Washington
Get
Colorado Midland Railway Company
South Cajon
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Interstate Commerce Commissioneduy
Colorado Coal Traffic Association of
Denver
South Canon
Walsenbure
Senator Broward Dies on Operating Table
Senator elect and former Governor Broward Gled died at 12 20 pm on the operating table in Jacksontl Florida after aillng for some time. The strenuous campaign and complications from jaundice and gall stones contributed to his death. In Caritas Kansas Melvin Walters seventeen a junior in Clarkleigh school was kicked in the throat during a football game between Curliele and Stockville High School and died an hour later.
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Jacksontl
Fla
Broward
Hans
Caritas
Kan
Get. I
Melvin Walters
Carkleigh Exchool
Toreat
Curliele
Stockville
Vanderbilt Cup Race Ends In Tragedy As Four Die
The sixth Vanderbilt cup race at Long Island motor parkway ends with four dead and nineteen seriously injured. Harry Grant wins driving an Alco car, beating Joe Dawson by twenty five seconds in a dramatic finish amid a record field and a fatal crash toll.
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Morging Journal
Long Island Motor Parkway
Harry Grant
Alco
Thies
Matthew Hk. Bacon
Tor Murold Stone
Columble
Westbury Road
Charles
William Knipper
Lancia
Vv. Paduls
Abbott Detroit
Louis Chevrolet
Marquette Bulock
Jamoe Nelson
Arthur Chevrolet
Thomas Miller
Pope- Hartford
Laternally
Kittrell
Topha
Mmvehun
Lillian Roo
Marthe Hoos
Joseph Cook
William Peterson
Thomas Sommers
Edward Ft. Brown
Grant
Ftiret
Vanderbilt
Joe Dawson
John Aitken
Dawson
Us 4
Crowds Arrive In Albuquerque For Thirtieth State Fair
The vanguard of New Mexico visitors arrived in Albuquerque for the thirtieth annual fair and first state exposition. City officials prepared a festive welcome with flags and decorations as Governor Milley could not attend opening ceremonies. The schedule features baseball doubleheaders, juggling acts, rope walking, balloon ascents, high diving, and demonstrations at the fairgrounds and along Central Avenue.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
Milley
Santa Fe
Fair Grounds
Roswell Ve. Albuquerque
Santa Re
Central Avenue
Fourth Street
C. W. Parker
Plana. Iet
PLC
Madam Zateta
Honde
First Street
Horror shadow over Vanderbilt Cup race tragedy and revival plan
Spectators mourn as three winners thrill despite a brutal crash that killed two and injured others during the Vanderbilt Cup on the motor parkway course. Officials announce the race to be held again October 15 with fifteen entries already registered.
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WK. Vanderbilt, Jr
A. J H. Pardington
Maraner
Motor Parkway
Columbia
Harold Stone
Westbury Road
Tts
Alanthew K. Baron
Bione
Stone Dimeelf
Lovie Chevrolet
Charles Miller
Chevrolet
Freneh
Miller
Ferdinand D'Zubin
Albuquerque Carnival Week to Bring Parades and Lights
Albuquerque New Mexico gears up for a week of festivities headlined by the Montezuma parade on Thursday and the Alvarado district lighting display. The schedule includes automobile parades, a traveling Knights of the Grip event, a grand pageant, and a variety of fairs, exhibitions, and a baseball tournament. The Parker Carnival company arrives tonight to set up attractions, with the city illuminated nightly by thousands of lights and lanterns.
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Knights of the Grip
Tne
Alvarado
New Mexico
Werth
I Parker Carnival Company
Noo Amondus
Guerque
Albuquerque
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