Testimony Reveals Riot Actions and Arrests at Station
Witness Max Bogatin of Philadelphia recounted babies and children among rioters and noted a sidewalk blocking fine. Boston attorney Georges E. Bower Jr. said he faced officials over complaints against minors. Striker Josephine Liss testified of a bayonet stop, muff strike, and a later assault arrest, with police brutality alleged including a bread-covered head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Bogatin
Philadelphia
Zirla Steels
Umn
Georges E. Bower, Jr
Boston
Josephine Liss
Miss Tema
Camitta
Marmola Liver Purveyor Promises Harmless Fat Loss
An old advertisement touts Marmola fat remover as a safe remedy for overfatness. It claims a four tablet dose sharpens bodily health, smooths skin, and achieves symmetry, urging readers to send 28T Parmer Bitz Detroit for two quantities to begin the weight loss program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmer Bitz
Detroit
Mick
Alimnes
This Little Pinhead Governor Attack in Congress
Representative Clark of Florida blasted Governor Gilchrist in the house over Everglades inquiry. He denounced Gilchrist as a pinhead and accused him of siding with land sharks exploiting Florida. Gilchrist testified in Washington on the Everglades matter after traveling from Tallahassee.
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Clark Calle Gilchrist
Gilchrist
Washington
Clark
Florida
Everglades
Tallapoosa
Golchrist
Mr. Gilchrist
Mrr
Giitchrist
Testimony on Lawrence children seizure at depot
A vocal student and church member describes scenes at the Lawrence railroad station where police clashed with crowds while leading children away. Miss Camitta recounts push and clubbing of women in wagons, while detectives threatened parents and officials defend the operation as safe and precautionary. Simon Knebel of Philadelphia’s Industrial Workers of the World advocates the practice as a future labor tactic amid protests.
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Lawrences
Lawrence
Miss Camitta
Mrs. Taft
Philadelphia
Henry
Simon Knebel
Industrial Workers of the World
Knebel
Hardwick
Europe
Mr. Hardwick
Mr. Henry
Cella
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Constabulary
Park Manager Faces Report On Resignation Demand
A park commission appointed special committee will report that no evidence substantiates calls for Dan Carey to resign. The panel heard from commissioners and department staff, produced 176 pages of notes, and is expected to recommend improvements to the park system while exonerating Carey.
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Park Commission
Park Board
The
Park Department
Dan Carey
Commission
J. Cochran
Frank Wilby
Cochran
Wilby
Puckett
Bond
Pitts
Eubanks and
Hurtel
Mayer Winn
Warren
General Council
Park
M. BE. Young
W. 3. Anderson
R. A. Barnett
Friends of
Ca- Tey
Roosevelt Roars to Lead In Texas Oklahoma and More
Roosevelt supporters win a Texas Republican executive committee vote by 2 to 27 percent endorsing Roosevelt. Oklahoma delegates favor Roosevelt with 330 pledged to him and 78 to Taft, with 60 doubtful and 85 uncounted. Champ Clark aides tour Kansas for Clark. Roosevelt men in Alabama denounce Taft tactics as patronage bribery. Colonel Roosevelt pleased with progress after New York trip and Kansas editor William Allen White backs Roosevelt. Women form first U S Roosevelt club in Sunny Side Washington.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Roosevelt
Republican Executive Committee
Taft
Rosevelt
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Okla
Maren
Perry
Guthrie
Champ Clark
Atpmp
Chicago
E. E. Campbell
Dlineis
The
Christian Church
Clark
Mr. Clark
Kansas
R. S. Hill
Indiana
C. 8
Brooks
Portsmouth
Ohio
J. D. H. Smith
F. A. Mayfield
St. Louis
Washington
Dixon
Roosevelt Executive Committee
Taft Bureau
Frank A. Munsey
Alabama
Mobile
Ala
W. F. Tebbetts
Dorath
Birmingham
Gifford Pinchosg
Col
Oyster Bay
N. Y
New York
New York State
William Allen White
la Follette
Mineola
Roosevelt Club
Sunny Side
Wash
United States
Children chained by law during Lawrence child seizures
Testimony describes eighteen children left unfed in custody, some at mothers’ breasts, as others were taken to a poor farm. Mothers were fined, and many children were moved to New York amid reports of horrible conditions. Margaret Sanger testified that most clothing was wool and 119 children endured sickness and neglect.
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Kunebel
Paul Rebel
Margaret Sanger
New York
Lawrences
Wooten
Stanley
Poster
Miew Sanger
Postal Service Probe Sought by New Jersey Rep McCoy
Representative McCoy of New Jersey urges a subcommittee be sent to Atlanta to investigate postal service complaints. The house committee on posts offices and post roads met for its first session in a week and adjourned, with action on McCoy's suggestion expected tomorrow. Senator Bristol notes inspectors as both monitors and enforcers, warning abuse erodes discipline.
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John Corrigan
Washington
McCoy
New Jersey
Ashbrook
House Committee On Posts Offices
Atlantea
Howard
Wife shoots husband as he wakes at Asheville home
Walter A. Harrison, 27, was killed by a pistol shot fired by his 20 year old wife in Asheville. She admits the shooting and says she intended suicide. The coroner’s jury ruled death a bullet wound inflicted by the wife. She is jailed pending sanity examination.
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Asheville
N.C
Walter A. Harrison
Statesville
Harrison
Hickory
Mrarrigan
Sanity Commission
Kubelik's Art Transcends Sensational Playing
The violin virtuoso Jan Kubelik impressed Atlanta listeners with a flawless performance under the Atlanta Music Festival Association. Bach and Tscheai kowsky pieces revealed his masterful tone control and musical reverence, while Ludwig Schwab provided ideal piano accompaniment.
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Jan Kubelik
ABC
Atlanta
Atlanta Music Festival Association
Boston
Mass
Waycross
Bach
Kubelik
Dvorak
Hubay
Saint-Saens
Moscow
Ludwig Schwab
Louise Dooly
Montpelier Votes Dry After Wet Year In State
Burlington, March 5 Montpelier the state capital returned to no license ranks after a wet year. Six towns also shifted to no license leaving 22 of 246 cities and towns with saloons authorized next year. St Albans Burlington Vergennes and Rutland voted for licenses while Barre opposed.
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Burlington
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Gnitedr
States Tire Company
America
Charles Froeman
John Drew
Fise
Harry Tulger the
Flirting Princess
Henry W. Savage
English Grand Opera Co
TV Trovatore
Bloc Bet
Pnaninies
Tom Barry
Cox
Cook & Loretize
Misseiites
A. H. Woons
Florda
Manacer
Bagan
Vichy
International Harvester Company
McKinley
Taft Committee
Cannon
Baltimore
Storaaed Coe
Ers
Libby
California
Cash Grocery Co
Whitehall
Montpelier
Uly
United Cigar
Peachtree
Decatur
United Cigar Stores
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