Resolutions Backed Condemning Indianapolis Labor Case
Chicago federation of labor leaders defend the Indianapolis trial tactics and pledge loyalty to convicted men. They condemn the jury as biased and accuse government agents of pressuring outcomes. A six cent per capita assessment would raise about $4000 to aid the defendants’ families.
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Chicago
Adap
Byle Chicage Federation of Jethay
Kuin
Aytielintz
Huhgn Albert
Anderson
Vig
Vaboy
Fue Realitinng
Frlein
Wright
She
Deli Betes
Hie
Organized Labor
Indianapolis
Jol Fitepasciek
Edward Nackele
United States
Nockels
Federation
Onita
Attack on Governor Norris for Interior Secretary post
A Washington newspaper attacks Governor Norris of Montana as unfit for secretary of the interior citing conservative misalignment and high financial entanglements. The piece notes expected protests from lawmakers and hints at influence from Gifford Pinchot and liberal groups shaping the nomination debate.
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Standard
Washington
Jin
Ballinger
Taft
Norris
Montana
Bern
Certainn Urlist Inter
Woodrow Wilson
Interior
Fiaher
Imtteriar
Gifford Pinehat
tariff revision and Wilson era aims outlined
A detailed preview of tariff revision plans under President elect Wilson. Democratic leaders, led by Underwood, push for a comprehensive reform starting with a March session. Arguments focus on protecting industry while lowering duties, with income tax proposals seen as the revenue backbone.
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Hug
Payne Sidriel
Lenin
Wéilson Itharari
Agheinis
Lbes
Denus
Aml
Wil- Be
John
Foriaigy
Michigan
Dayne
New York
New
Congress
Daliel
Pennsylvania
Fill
Connecticut
Longworth
Ohio
Meal
Alassachusetts
Needham
California
Republican Tariff World
Nw Congress
Lex
Park
Underwood
Syraker Clark
Eletl Wilson
Senate
Wilson
Eeet
Denver Woman Granted Divorce After Witness Testimony
Mary Rippey of Denver was granted a divorce Friday after testimony that Hoy Dustin, a fugitive from justice, forged a Winnipeg check and deported her, leaving her penniless. A New York attorney advised on the case.
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Denver
Jan
Mary Rippey
New York
Prey
Hoy Dustin Wine
Winnipeg
Manttatia
Nevada Democrat Dittman Expected to Head Senate
Nevada voters chose Key Vitturen Democrat of Tonopah over W A Masse Republican for the U S Senate seat. The Nevada Legislature will send Dittman to the Senate, shaping Wall Street policy and broader political stakes amid a divided nation.
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Washingtom
Nevada
Ubigne
United States Senate
Kiey Vitturen
Tonopah
W. A. Masse
Nixon
Eighty-Nine
Wallon
Nile
Wilson Delays Cabinet Picks As Inaugural Drama Builds
President elect signals no cabinet announcements before final choices. seeks full slate, plans to defer until last minute. He discusses aims for extra session and outlines intent to tailor a broad program, while weighing cabinet names and policy directions amid ongoing political maneuvering.
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Princeton
Wilko Loulent
United States
Tarahi
Wien
Bre
Wilson
Mabking Dlmeult
Field of Chine
Grace Extended to Turks in War Negotiations
London dispatch notes continued diplomacy with Turkey amid Christmas talks. Powers urge patience at Constantinople while promising a further grace period and possible concession to avert a breakdown in negotiations. Turkish position remains cautious as allied pressure mounts in pursuing Adrianople and a peaceful settlement.
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London
Jan
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Constantinople
Tuckey
Adrianowe
Mickey
Crete
Anihibe
Die
Unon
Novakovitel
Maley
Adrianople
Impressiog
Vurkey
Syungatthiatre
Fragmented OCR traffic note hints at city disruption
A garbled OCR text fragment references traffic, open roads, and local streets with scattered names and places. It suggests recent activity or closures affecting commuting but lacks coherent details, making it difficult to identify a single event, location, or outcome.
GlO resident of Bitter Root D C Bass is dead
Obituary note from Sievetsville reports D C Bass, a GLO resident of Bitter Root, passed away. The item mentions family ties and local references, with fragmented phrases about place names and a funeral. The readable content centers on the death and the community context surrounding the event.
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Glo
Bitter Root
D. C
See Keen to Find Solace as Police Sought
A fragmented account shows references to a man seeking solace and police involvement. It mentions the Athens National Bank of Galveston and related individuals, with garbled text surrounding a possible incident or visit. Details are unclear but imply a distressed appeal to authorities.
Silver Bow caucus picks McNally for speaker post
In a tightly watched caucus the Silver Bow delegation backed McNally for speaker with a first ballot stumble and a second ballot shift. Key officials selected include Charles Treacy roadhouse clerk and J. N. Smithity as main, with Stout chosen as president pro tem and Muley as a leading figure in the tally.
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Te Standard
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Dussembly
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Roxenian
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Edie
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Sereewntaut-Aring
George van i Feet
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Great
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Jefferson
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Bitte
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Mlad
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Butte
Iarkeepers
Harry MolLaughlin
Grantte
W. O. Cowanne Hark
Yd O'Milen
Silver Bow
Anid Daho Cariey
Madison
Ralph Tevit
Heleda
Vincent Morphy
Tiny Peres
Moiehad Coune Ot - Bulle
Weotkau
Anyconda
Creat Pelle
Wee Bow
Avi Bing Gutta Ehere
Joseph Miley
Mark Marldets
Graven
Montana
Kendor Stunt
Pergus
Mulley
Treadwater
Muley
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R Wi
Ravalli
Gallwey
Liver
Senate
Duman Madison
Assien Mente
Wert Ghosen
J. N. Sinitity
C . Sanders
Seth Maxwell
T. & Butler
Kereta
Thomas F. Murphey
Nat
J. E. Ravity
Beaverhead Asgistant Journal
Miss & Pere Toor Lodge
Phi Langs Flathead
Engregalag
Heal
Custer
Gimmles Treacy
Josephine iCalhon
Santers
Charles Hawsard
Mavalli
J. B. Marthe
Cavtlatinga
Ant
Wayne Dolisnn
Miasoula
Thomas Avery
Exploding Boiler Injures Hamilton Boy at Home
A boiler explosion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor G. Polind in Hamilton severely injured a boy, with flying iron fragments shattering a high chair. Mrs. Bond started a fire, found the range frozen, and dangers escalated as the blast occurred. Mr. Pound, dry goods manager at Valley Mercantile, and his wife have connections in Tremonton and the district LOO.
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Mts
Bond
Hemitton
Pound
Valley Mercantile Company
Nany
Trunnton
Dltter
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