Labor Leaders Sentenced in Dynamite Case
33 labor union officials convicted of property destruction by dynamite received federal prison terms. Frank M. Ryan led the Ironworkers International with a seven year sentence. others got six to one year and one day, many with suspended terms. Judge Anderson cited murder implications but limited punishment to charged crimes.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Leavenworth
Kan
Boston
Los Angeles
Frank M. Ryan
Ironworkers’ International Union
Ryan
Edwaard Clark
Cincinnati
Anderson
United States Circuit Court
United States
Schmidt
Patrick F. Farrell
James Cooney
James Coughlin
W. C. Bernhadt
Frank J. Murphy
Hiram Kline
Bernhardt
Shannon
John T Putler
Herbert S. Hockin
Olaf A. Treitmoe
Eugene A. Clancy
Phillip Cooley
Michael J Young
J. E Munsel
Frank C. Webb
Peter J. Smith
John H. Barry
Paul J. Moorin
Henry Wiegreitner
Charles N. Beaum
Nichol
Fred J. Mooney
Patrick F Farrell
Hiram B Kline
Frank J Murphy
German Statesman Dies Suddenly
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs Alfred von Kiderleinen-Waschter died suddenly in Stuttgart. His death is seen as an irreparable loss amid the Balkan crisis, as he was a trusted friend and adviser to Turkey.
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Stuttgart
AlIfred von Kiderlene-Waschter
German Empire
Turkey
Joaquin Miller
Sierras
Amarillo Freight Bureau Sees Stronger Case in Hearings
Amarillo Freight Bureau members returned from a supplementary Interstate Commerce Commission hearing in St Louis with a boosted outlook on Amarillo's inclusion in comment point territory. Chairman A. Stinnett said the case is stronger, with full coverage of all points and invincible figures. A second hearing date is set for February, with a possible March or April decision. officials expect Amarillo to win.
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St. Louis
Dallas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Amarillo
Phi Delta Theta Meet Opens in Chicago
The Phi Delta Theta fraternity begins its biennial general convention in Chicago with headquarters at Hotel LaSalle. Several hundred delegates attend a week of events. Notable members include Benjamin Harrison Adlai Stevenson John J. Foster and William Allen White.
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Chicago
Phi Delta Theta Greek Letter Fraternity
Hotel LaSalle
Phi Delta Theta
Miami University
Benjamin Harrison
Adlairb. Stevenson
John J. Foster
William Allen White
Kansas
Milman 90th Birthday Marked by Lucknow Veteran
London Dec 30 Lieut General Sir George B Milman who fought in key Indian Mutiny actions and helped at the relief of Lucknow celebrated his 90th birthday today. He retired from active service nearly fifty years ago.
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London
George B. Milman
Lucknow
War Clouds Thickening as Turks Propose Mediation
London dispatch reports renewed Turkish moves toward peace mediated by great powers. Turkish delegation offers a written ultimatum style proposal after a strained session. Allies demand written propositions. A separate telegram claims Scutari fell to Serbians, signaling worsening peril.
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Europe
Associated Press
London
Turkey
Greek Turkish naval battle off Tenedos reported
A naval clash between Greek and Turkish fleets occurred off the coast near Tenedos today. The Greek forces reportedly suffered severe losses in the engagement reported from Constantinople tonight.
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Associated Press
London
D Elaind
Tenedos
Constantinople
American Scientists Meet This Week in Cleveland
Two thousand or more scientists gather in Cleveland under the American Association for the Advancement of Science to discuss yearly progress. Affiliated societies join in multiple venues for lectures in physics chemistry mechanical science engineering mathematics astronomy education zoology botany anthropology psychology geology geography physiology medicine and social science.
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Cleveland
Ohio
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Seven killed in Crow's Nest snowslide at Coal Creek mines
At Crow's Nest Coal Company mines in Fernie British Columbia a snowslide swept the coal mine area killing six men and injuring seven with two in serious condition. A carpenter's shop nearby was buried as workers began their day.
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Fernie, B. C
Coal Creek
Crow's Nest Coal Company
Kellogg to Address Oklahoma Bar Association
Frank J. Kellogg of St. Paul president of the American Bar Association and former trust buster arrives in Oklahoma City to deliver the annual address before the Oklahoma State Bar Association during its two day session. Judge Stilwell M. Russell of Ardmore will preside at the closing banquet tomorrow night.
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Oklahoma City
Frank J. Kellogg
St. Paul
American Bar Association
Trust Buster
Oklahoma State Bar Association
Stilwell M. Russell
Ardmore
Trial Begins in Callahan Murder Case in Winchester
The Callahan murder case opens in Clark Circuit Court Winchester withJudge James M. Benton presiding. Fifteen defendants seek separate trials and Avebury McIntosh is framed as the ring leader in the plot to kill former sheriff Ed Callahan.
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Winchester
Ed Callahan
Yreathitt
James M. Benton
Clark
Avebury McIntosh
Callahan
Benton
Rifles for Mexican rebels and New Hampshire governor mess
Reports from Air, Paso Texas say shipments of 400 rifles and large ammo lots have reached the area for rebels near Juarez amid weak border patrols. In Concord NH, the legislature opens to choose a governor and U.S. senator after no candidate won a majority, with a projected deadlock likely.
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Paso
Texas
Juarez
Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
Robert P. Bass
United States
Purnham
Tibia Tee
Efenis de fQiris
Roteecraus Mihabdry
Oltor
Manchester Autop
Ihe
Samuel BP. Felker
Rochester
Felker
Walker
Franklin
Wor Ester
General Luis Fernandez Surrenders With 200 Men at Parral
Associated Press reports from Mexico City say General Luis Fernandez a key figure in Orozco's army surrendered with 200 men at Parral today according to official reports received here.
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Mexico City
Luis Fernandez
Orozco
Parral
Amarillo Physician Receives High Honor
Dallas date note reports Dr Geo. Tt. Thomas Jr named to the National Auxiliary Legislative Committee of the American Medical Association for Potter County. Dr M M Carrick, Texas member of the National Legislative Council, cites focus on public health expertise in selections.
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Daily News
Dallas
Tex
M. M. Carrick
Texas
National Legislative Council
American Medical Association
Geo. Tt. Thomas, Jr
Potter County
Pr. Carrick
Northern Pacific Battles Worst Blizzard in Twenty Years
Five men were injured and two killed when a snow plow boiler exploded during avalanche clearing on the Great Northern Railway. The accident occurred amid one of the region’s fiercest blizzards as freight traffic faced disruption in the Cascade Mountains.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Great Northern Railway
Cascade Mountains
Hearings Open on Transit Privilege Cases in DC
Hearings began at the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington on the general subject of transit privileges granted by railroads. The proceedings, delayed by a weathered transcription, focus on legal and regulatory questions surrounding such concessions.
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Washington
Interstate Commercer Commission
Epting Seeks Severance in Boyce Jr. Murder Case
In Memphis Texas the court considered a motion to sever and try Beach B. Epting before John Beal Sneed in the Amarillo murder case. The defense argued Sneed's testimony could exonerate Epting and that Sneed would face manslaughter if guilty. The motion was denied and a special venire ordered with trial anticipated next week.
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al G. Boyce
John Beal Sneed
Sneed
Boyce
Epting
Amarillo
Wilbarger County
Chicago Remembers Troquois Theatre Fire Tragedy
Memorial exercises mark the ninth anniversary of the 1903 Troquois Theatre fire in Chicago. About 600 people, mainly women and children, perished from trampling and smoke as flames swept the venue on December 29 1903.
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Chicago
Til
Troquois Theatre
Inaccurate Watch Saves Eight Lives in Tunnel
A faulty watch saved eight men at the Mountain Quarries Company tunnel. The workers were recalled from duty a half hour early and emerged before flood gates burst, flooding the tunnel.
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Ty Associated Prensa Lth RN
Calver
Texas Weather Yesterday and Temperatures Reported
Yesterday's weather was clear and pleasant across the state with no rain. San Antonio recorded 65 degrees, Texarkana 50 degrees, and Dallas 57 degrees with calmer conditions and warmer readings in central and southern regions.
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San Antonio
Texarkana
Dallas
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