Labor Accused of Waging War With Dynamite
Indianapolis April 23 to Detroit and Los Angeles cases link a nationwide dynamite campaign to the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers. Detective Burns, McNamara arrest, seized books, and a grand jury indictment tied to 80 explosions worth over 2 million dollars. An alleged conspiracy extends from Springfield Mass to the Pacific coast, aiming to promote open shop policies.
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Sleathe
Previn
Indianapolis
Ind
Tiffin
William J. Burns
John J McNamara
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Anna Ind
Walter Drew
National Erectors’ Association
J. J. McNamara
Wiliam J Burns
National Erectors Association
Erectors’ Association
Structural Steel and Iron
United States
Amalnat
Springfield
Mass
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles Times
Wieh
J J McNamara
Bryce
James McNamara
Artie EB
Association
William Burns
Hem
Drew
Laton
Poleylang
Mally
Polles
Aafrente
McNamara
Los Angeles
Lochs
Ryan
International Union
Cay
West Point Train Collides with Car Near College Park
A Franklin automobile driven by A J Stewart is struck by Atlanta and West Point train No. 18 near College Park injuring Mrs. Stewart and a nurse, with four-month-old Wesley Stewart killed. Dorothy Stewart fatally injured. Mrs. Stewart bruised and shocked. nurse Aline Bosch injured. Witnesses and investigators recount a tragic, near-miraculous escape for Mr. Stewart as the train slams into the rear of the car.
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Wesley Stewart
Dorothy Stewart
Aline Bosch
A J Stewart
Atlanta
West Point
Columbus
Tn Atlanta F
A T Stewart
Furniture Deater
Peters Street
College Park
Stewart
Dita
Mic Stewart
Nurae
Palmetto
Wesley
Dorothy
Mttle Wesley
Which Will Win The Club Or Cityfront page clash of injunction case
In Atlanta an injunction case pits the Union and Mechanics Club against the city over a revoked social locker club permit. The duel centers on police regulation enforcement and whether the city council acted properly under a recent ordinance. Court actions resume this morning as attorneys present final points and Judge Bell delays ruling for several days.
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Judge Bell
Union and Mechanics’ Club
Atlanta
General Council
Branch
Ellis
Mayson
John W.moore
Judge Belt
Union and Mechanics
Councl
City Council of
Leity Council
Tave
Mystery of Hamiltons Disappearance Linked to Fever Spell
Norcross Georgia April 23 special. Families of Mr and Mrs Leo Hamilton worry over reports of the sudden disappearance of the young couple Thursday night. A fever related frenzy prompted Hamilton to urge a trip, take a wrong road, and the pair rode off in a buggy. They later returned to Ball Ground thirty miles away and back home. Hamilton is recovering with no current fears for his condition.
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Norcross
Leo Hamilton
Chattahooches
Hamilton
Advertising Talks at Syracuse Dinner Discuss Advertising
Four hundred twenty five men paid 1275 dollars for a dinner at the Onondaga Hotel in Syracuse on March 27 to hear speakers who were there for the purpose of discussing advertising. Continued on Last Page.
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Onondaga Hotel
Syracuse
Wilson To Swing Around Circle For 1922 Presidential Boom
Johnn Corrigan Jr reports from Washington that Governor Woodrow Wilson will swing around the circle and light bonfires as part of his 1922 presidential bid. The piece notes Wilsons wide circle of friends, his successful legislative record, and ongoing Harmon boom discussions among Democratic delegates from Ohio as speculation grows.
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Johnn Corrigan, Jr
Washington, D. C
Woodrow Wilson
Prsident
Ohio
Wilson
Panic Fears Grip Sly Bureaucrats Over Caspar Probe
Washington dispatch reports federal agencies panic as Caspar probe in Jacksonville arises amid post office scrutiny. Court tossed case after defense showed Caspar advertised refunds. officials worry congressional probes will ruin reputations and prompt broader inquiries. West Point appeals for $375,000 for a public building, reflecting local gains in the same session.
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Caspar
Jacksonville
Coca Cola
Post Office Department
Department of Justice
West Point
W. C. Adamson
Fourth Congressional District
At Last Dawns War Riven Mexican Republic
Armistice ends hostilities as Diaz negotiates with rebel factions. The wife of the rebel leader joins talks, signaling a broader settlement. Rebels granted terms, paving way for a unified government.
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Reyes Called OME by President Diaz
General Bernardo Reyes, Mexican army minister of war, was urged by President Diaz to return to Mexico to aid in peace efforts. Reyes hopes to call for New York within a fortnight, possibly within a week, as armistice voices rise between Juarez and Chihuahua.
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el Paso
Texas
Juarez
Chihuahua
Genand Y Francisco I. Madero
Juan Navarre
Ojinaga
Madero
Mexico
Navarro
Diaz
Senora Madero
Pearce
Peace Mission
Weather Prophecy: cloudy forecasts across states
Weather prophecy lists multiple states with unsettled to fair conditions from Monday to Tuesday. Georgia and Alabama show showers with northeast winds. Virginia, North Carolina, Florida, and others report mix of showers, cool spells, and warmer trends. Names and precise locations preserved.
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Washington
Georgia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Hunt
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Lousiana
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
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William C. Freeman
Charlie Oakley
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Jacksons File
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William B.sheppard
Francisco Madero
Alfonso
Gustavo
Ragul Madero
Pascual Orozco
Pancho Villa
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