Eight Are Arraigned on Dynamite Conspiracy Charges
In Indianapolis on March 12, forty eight of sixty four defendants pleaded not guilty in federal court to charges of conspiring to transport dynamite across state lines. Judge A B Anderson overruled defense remutters and granted 80 days for exceptions. Defendants seek separate trials while motions to quash indictments are debated amid complex statutory arguments and consolidation requests.
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Indianapolis
A. B. Anderson
Partiel O'Donnell
Chicago
Pemurters
Fluatt Soline
Mesally
Anderson
Sojing
Alfred Hoverden
Joe
Ball
IMS
Qeluber
United States Vistrict
Miler Awag
Pwa
Secretary Knox Is Well Entertained in San Salvador Visit
Secretary Knox’s Central American trip continues with a dress parade and a formal dinner at the palace. Officials note there is no basis for mistrust between the United States and Central American peoples, urging truthful channels for information and stressing cordial relations.
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San Salvador
Mayeh
Knox
Palneg
Wnox Valds
United States
Central America
Public uneasy as government faces coal crisis
The public voices anger over government handling of coal negotiations. A London conference chaired by Premier Asaulth adjourned with plans to resume talks tomorrow. The coal owners and miners, plus cabinet members, met amid rail strikes and widespread disruption. The North Wales Miners association nears funds exhaustion as thousands are out of work or on short hours.
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Lonilan
Maren
Foreign Office
Asaulth
Cor
North Wales Miners’ Association
German coal strike sparks riots and unrest in six districts
Berlin reports widespread clashes as 2000 striking coal miners attack guards in Dusseldorf and other areas. Police clash with strikers and non strikers while Austrian unions and mine owners seek interior ministry troops. About 200000 workers in Westphalia join the action, matching 1505 levels.
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Berlin
Wisttiel
Dusselldorf
Polon
Minister of the Interior
Teast
Belgian Miners Ready to Follow British Example
There is every probability of a coal strike throughout Belgium affecting about 49,000 men. Delegates from Liege Basin are demanding proper wages and in Charleroi area they will seek increases as prices rise due to the British strike. Ratification of the Prince-German treaty on Morocco was exchanged at the foreign office today.
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Belgium
Liege
Charleroi
Moroeed
Foreign Office
Orugen
Mantel Lujan
Dawn
Washington
Chihuahua
Dultl
Dina Regi
Inet
Filibusters Fail to Increase Total in the House
Washingkai March 1 The second attempt to add to the agricultural appropriation failed as debate stretched to late evening. A points of order by Rep Fitzgerald of New York defeated amendments for higher funding and retained a $10 000 allocation for accounting division expenses and salary increases for officials.
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Hauge
Tuld
Mtmerits Teedote
Senate
Piizgerald
New York
Ma Fitzgerald
Division of Accountants
Edwards takes blame for removal of papers in Ray case
Washington reports Brigadier General Edwards chief of the insular bureau testified before the expenditures committee that he accepts responsibility for delays in sending to Congress papers in the Major Ray case. He recounted how the Ray records may have moved from the adjutant general’s office via J Franklin Bell and Traut to him, amid hostility toward the president, with Ray linked to Taft in 1908 Philippine connections.
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Washington
Edwards
Insular Bureau
Congress
Ray
Committee On
War Department
Taft
Adjutant General's Office
J. Frankin Bell
Idwaris
Adjutant General
United States
Thel Ray
Mary Hanna
Wairbanks
Philippines
Chat Pln
Hiaks
Wind He & Soodman
Ag Chir Ware
Rome
Isa
Sid the Goneral
Not in dent 'ro than? March-sta Beecher PB Ray
Fragmentary report notes Major Ray involved in a mishap or incident at Senter Hanmi with references to a friend of a stabber and an army connection. The readable text is garbled, but suggests a medical or disciplinary context and a due event linked to a "Friendshiye" of a known but indifferent individual.
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Ohledge
Sta. Beecher
Senter Hanmi
Major Ray
Idaho woman pleads guilty to making false statements
In Pacatalo Idaho on March 1 Judge Dietrich of the federal court imposed a sentence after Mra Goer Trebards of Hulat Idaho pleaded guilty to a indictment charging making a false report to the government.
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Pacatalo
Idaho
Jorsdine
Dietrich
Hulat
Witness Testimony Opens Large Sugar Trust Case
New York March 12 the first 406 witnesses were heard in the sugar trust trial as United States Attorney Wise outlined a continuing conspiracy to violate the Sherman act. Key defendants included John Z Vareony and Thorn Kissell with involvement by the American Sugar Refining Company and party loans. The day featured recovered records, papers, and hotellike proceedings amid war mobilization scrutiny. Also reports from London and Peking discuss military and Canton unrest.
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New York
United States
Wise
John Z. Vareony
Ameren Sugar Refining Company
Wifne
Joseph B. Freeman
Amerinan Sugar Refining Company
Thorn Kissell
Wile Castry Kissell
Cor Adulph Segel
van Ebtword
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
Freeman
Thorn Kiss
Unity
Pennsy Yuard Company
Inter Ant
Stnar Refining Company
Stormy Senate Debate Over Pitney Confirmation
Washington reports a stormy, prolonged Senate session over the confirmation of Chancellor Mallon AW Pitney of New Jersey to the Supreme Court. Leaders aimed to resume debate and vote at 4 o'clock, with strong partisan rhetoric and warnings about the impact of Pitney’s decisions on labor cases and picketing.
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Washington
Senate
Neemer
Tal
Italians Repel Attack Near Tobruk After Five Hours
In Tobruk and Tripoli regions a strong force of Marks and Arabs attacked allied defenses. Italians countered with heavy fire, and after five hours the attackers retreated. Italian losses were 18 killed and 1s wounded.
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Tobruk
Tripoli
March
Dewa
Aggault
Outposts Clash Near Chihuahua Reported Skirmish
The report describes an armed clash near Chihuahua involving rival groups with gunfire. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate exchange of shots and a temporary halt before resumption of activity.
Revolt in Mexico Spurs U.S. War Talk and Armament
Telegraph dispatches describe Mexican federal forces and rebels clashing around Torreon and Juarez with Gen. Geronimo M. roving commander at the center. Ambassadors Wilson and Taft weigh diplomatic moves as reports of revolts spread from Jalisco to Chiapas and southern Mexico raise fears of Western port disruption and a surge in arms seizures.
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Persiament
Vuh
Ojintga
NY Oreren
Grozen
Geronimo ‘Roving
Mi Vone
Matthey
Tay Walla
Bresa
Wilson
Mexing
Mexico
Taft
Yn Wits
Mlauy
Thex- Wi
Puntry
State Department
Jalisca
Chiapas
Une Jochitecos
President to discuss Texas situation with Texans today
Washington March 12 President Waty Ray arranged to meet Texas congressional delegation to discuss the situation. The talks aim to impress upon Texas authorities the need for neutrality and to prevent Mexican insurgents from using Texas as a base. A statement defining U S attitude toward Mexico was expected after the discussions.
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Washington
Waty Ray
Messee
Thary Simeon
Texas
Ater
Catt
Mill Wage Scales Advance Across New England Mills
Wage increases roll through Holyoke North Adams and Worcester mills as about 200000 textile workers face higher schedules. Rhode Island Blackstone Valley and Connecticut operatives await broader action with estimates of a 2 to 3 percent rise and costs near 15 million dollars for manufacturers.
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Righer Ware
Etreles
Hees Wall Tee Nee
Mareta Wat
Thunwon
Holyoke
Wbleopen
Te Worrester Woolen
Tassie Gatti Company
North Adan
Fateer Point
Lytroit
Hotton and Woolen Mills
New England
Rhode Island
Blackstone Valley
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Bedford
Dushiews
Gener
Lawrence Mills
Orozco Sends Attorneys to Represent His Cause
In Chihuahua Mexico March 1 1911 Orozco dispatches Mansu el Lijan and Juan Priete Quemper to Washington to present the revolutionary case before President Taft The move aims to gain recognition for the rebels belligerent cause in the name of liberty and justice as guided by Porfirio Diaz era rhetoric
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Orozco
Chihuahua
Mexico
Madero
Herorm
Masero
Diaz
Belipe Guiterres
Aun
Deere
Oronco
Neg Balu
Santa Rostica
Ca- Margy
Prosecutors urge heavy sentences in Camorra murder case
The prosecutor closes against Camorra figures including Nicolo AfAura and Enrico Ale fune, urging jurors to impose strong penalties for the murder of Getarns Winrells. Witness intimidation, alleged involvement of Abbate magglo, and riots after the crime are cited as key elements in the case.
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Tealvay
Getarns Winrells
Shiiveallehy
Chatelli
Uribtie Witneeses
Santors
Gilgit Arid
King
King, Sat G Lebter
Phili Agalmec
Maria Stendarda
Tde
Aeewaed
Vonesco Setira
Nicolo AfAura
Agate Perdinanda
Dimaites
Agalpathin
Abbatemagsio
Enrico Ale Fune
Erricone
Read
Giovanai Rapl
Sal Ya
Corrade Sorting
Timattes
Mariano di Genarro
Mina
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Thcals
Mtost
NEW Company
Fenton
Dromnatia
J. R. Seeley
Ap Nm
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Canton
Tlondom
Peking
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Sylon
Senator Iulberson
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Chanvaio Pitney
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Jurneymen
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Menberg
Caeredon
Deva
Docaine
Degisinn
Oy Bey Ars
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Shiveley
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Arkiuisas
Tot
William Alder Amith
Michigan
Mutistrésa
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Sirikera
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Santa Rosalia
Torreon
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Hetle
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Qrazen
Piasant Revolutionary Army
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Sfexico City
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Hetton
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Monterey
Torrena
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Guadalajara
Camorra
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