New York W W arrest in draft protest surfaced
Four members of the New York branch of the I W W were arrested by police under supervision of District Attorney Swann and handed to federal agents after a raid on the I W W headquarters. The group faces allegations of anti draft activities and spreading fermen nada in several cities including Cleveland Providence and Chicago. Ernest Paul Hazel admitted serving as a fireman in New York public schools and claimed he is a German naval reservist arriving in 1908. Other suspects Louis Babaossky Albert Rosa and Joseph Lesko were born in New Brunswick.
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New Yorks
New York
Swann
Department of Justice
W. W
Cleveland
Providence
Chicago
Ernest Paul Hazel
Louis Babaossky
IW. W
Albert
Rosa
Joseph
Lesko
New Brunswick
Arch bishop bans prohibition speeches in Milwaukee diocese
Milwaukee June 24 Arch bishop S C Mesamer issues a pastoral letter forbidding pastors in his archdiocese from allowing any prohibition speeches on church school or hall premises. He urges temperance and moderation in eating and drinking while condemning the movement as nonmoderat ion and a threat to the Catholic church.
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Milwaukee
Wis
S.C. Mesamer Haw
Jeter
Archdiocess
Melrose Deputies Remove I W W Members From Town
Responding to citizen calls, deputy sheriffs detained five I W W members in Melrose and forced them to leave on a freight train two days ago. Residents recalled heated streets and frightened onlookers before the men were loaded for departure.
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Melrose
Early Suly
Sherif
D. J. O'Connor
Mike Toric
Jake Williams
Andy ‘Mackey
Balloon inflation frightful stunt at inland county fair
At a county fair in a small inland city, several hundred men helped hold down a large hot air balloon. The smallest man grew nervous and shouted for someone to take his place, threatening to quit unless another person arrived promptly.
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Mat Dawsen
Tim
Wireless control tests for pilotless military plane
Announcement from the Electrical Experimenter notes a San Diego test of a military airplane controlled entirely by wire. Flight Instructor N B Robebins of Rockwell Field Signal Corps Aviation School reported the controls were 12 miles apart. The machine carries neither pilot nor observer and is currently equipped to carry only…
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Electrical Experimenter
San Diego
Caly
N. B. Robebins
Rockwell Field Signal Corps Aviation School
Untitled note on early airpower and explosive devices
The passage discusses aerial guidance where the operator of a leading aircraft can be miles away from the pilot in the trailing machine or on the ground. It mentions a potential cost reduction to one quarter of a standard military aircraft and references an elect device for releasing a case of bombs. It also notes a fast motor and stabilizer used by the Royal British Flyish corps.
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Robbins
Aleiso
Royal British Flyish , Corps
Ammunition Seized in Dublin Grain Shipment
Dublin police seized 40 000 rounds of ammunition found in a grain consignment in the Smithfeld market. Authorities believe the cargo was part of an arms shipment landed on the northern coast some time ago.
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Dublin
Smithfeld
Time
Judge Landis Bars I W W. Bible Evidence in Trial
Chicago June 24 Federal Judge Landis dealt a hard blow to the defense in the I W W trial by barring the 11 volume report of the federal industrial relations commission known as the I W W bible Frank Walsh chairman The defense sought to admit the Walsh report to prove the I W W aimed to destroy the existing industrial system to obstruct war production The judge refused to allow a digest of the report or an extended inquiry into industrial councils and the defense did not get the requested evidence
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Chicago
Landis
Federal Industrial Relations Commission
Frank , P. Walsh
TW. W
More Fr
The
WW. W
Organison
LW. W
James DP
Thoma
Vanderveer
Lumer
Cabinet Crisis Amid Austrian Turmoil Unclear Resignations
Amsterdam dispatch notes Emperor Charles may refuse to accept the Von Seydler cabinet resignation. It hints the cabinet could stay on with Conatic as a likely stand in while Polish minister Herz von Forwardowski may retire.
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Amsterdam
Emperor Charles
Vienna
Lokal Angeiger
Berlin
von Seydler Cabeinet
Herz von ‘Fwardowski
Largest wooden ship to be mass produced by shipping board
The Shipping Board plans a new model 4700 ton standard type derived from an existing vessel built at Orange Texas. Naval architects have redesigned the hull to ease past problems and enable fabrication from southern pine forests, signaling a major expansion in shipbuilding activity.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Orange
Texas
Tanlac credited with restoring strength after illness
A Montana reader reports severe typhoid related nerve and stomach decline, losing 23 pounds. After taking Tanlac, appetite and digestion returned, back and nerves improved, and weight rose from 134 to 167 pounds. Ad advertorial notes Tanlac availability in Anaconda and Butte.
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Tania Thay
Tomach
Taniac
Mia
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Company
Butte
Newbro Drug Company
Advt
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Tarlac
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Hickey Bros
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