Dynamite Plot Trial Reveals Breen Paid For Planting Explosives
Boston May 21 The Lawrence textile strike dynamite conspiracy trial exposed John J Breen the convicted planter detailing payments from Atteaux and his role in placing dynamite in Lawrence. Breen testified he refused 7000 from Coakley and described deliveries to Pittman and Collins and the spread of explosive bundles through the city amid ongoing cross examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lawrence
William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Frederick E. Atesaux
Dennis Colling
John J. Breen
Breen
Atteaux
Daniel H. Coakle
Venux
Breen Anaily
Coakley
Brean
Ernest R. Pitonan
Wood
Mar
Pitman
Collins
Als
Voliins
Breca
Breenwill
Ernest Pittman
Andover
Saii
Pittman
Hin
Dennis J. Collins
Lewald
Ernest R. Pittman
Grand
Treaux
Joan
Witc Nees
Mr. Rice
Freep
Assafs
A. Lawrence Street
Ing
St. Marys Cemetery
Arlington Mill
Inspertor Rooney
Atreaux
Flynn
Atteany
O'Hara Cleared as Accusers Blamed in Vice Probe
Springfield May 21 Lt Governor O'Hara is exonerated while Maude Robinson and Sam Davis face charges for attempting to obstruct the senate white slave commission. The special senatorial panel finds Davis persuaded Robinson to swear an affidavit to imply improper conduct by Barrett O'Hare, chairman of the committee, and notes Davis acted to influence the investigation of vice conditions in Springfield. The report was unanimously adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
O'Hara
Maude Robinson
Sam Davis
Senate
White Slave Commission
Special
Senatorial Commission
Maude Alberta Robinson
Steu
Barrett O'Hare
Davis
Chamber
Lhe
Viva Voce Vate
Col Sibert Pushed to Succeed Bixby in Engineers
Washington May 21 Senators Ransdell of Louisiana and Johnston of Alabama urged the president to promote Lieutenant Colonel William L. Sibert to succeed General W H Bixby, chief of engineers, when he retires next December. Sibert, in charge of the Atlantic division of the Panama Canal and builder of the Gatun dam, was cited as meriting the appointment. The delegation will call on the secretary of war tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. H. Bixby
Ransdell
Louisiana
Johnston
Alabama
House
Willam L. Sibert
Sibert
Atlantic
Panama Canal
Typewriter Ribbons 50c Am. Writing Machine Co
Classified note offers typewriter ribbons at 50 cents from Am. Writing Machine Co with telephone contact Main 5000 for wants ads and replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Typewriter
Am. Writing Machine Co
B Hour Law Blamed for Postal Delays
Washington dispatch reports Post Office Department officials blame the eight hour law and haste to cut costs for mail delays. Burleson orders less backstamping to ease congestion while parcel post grows, urging Congress to fund overtime and adjust the eight hour rule to meet rising mail demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joby Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Postoffice Department
Mall
Post Office Department
Burleson
Parcel Post
Stewart
Fieldly
Martin
Senate
Just Office Department
Congress
Ecod
Belgian Strike Hits Railways and Antwerp Trade
The Belgium state railways suffered a net loss of 1,009,000 from a ten day April strike for equal suffrage. Antwerp Port handled 260,000 tons of trade in April, down from the previous year, and 78 vessels were lost to the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Belgium
Tne
Antwerp
Woman Suffrage Bill Advances in Illinois House
For Woman Suffrage. Springfield May 21 The woman suffrage bill giving out to women for all territorial offices in Illinois was softly advanced to second reading in the Illinois house today after passing the senate. Equal rights movement gains momentum as it moves toward full approval in the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Illinois
Iltnais House of Representatives
Gas Men Select Dallas Location for Next Year’s Convention
At the annual convention of the Naturally Association of America, a discussion on gas lighting and gas lighting safety dominated today's session. Prominent among reports was an address on fire bul ture. The Gloucester No 1 picnic of Gloucester was noted as a location possibility for next year’s gathering, with Dallas cited as a probable site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Cleveland
Ohio
The
Naturally Association, of America
Pica
Gloucester
Dal-i
Tarver promotes legalizing suspended sentences in Georgia
Senator M. Q. Tarver of Whitefield advocates a bill to legalize suspended sentences with probation officers. He cites reform potential beyond convict leasing and notes judges already use suspended sentences during good behavior with positive results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Q. Tarver
Whitefield
Tarver
Prison Commission
Prac Hently
Sesaina
Wife Seeks Divorce From Peacock Over Harsh Courtroom Glares
Mrs Hva Mae Peacock files for total divorce from Joseph Dodge Peacock claiming repeated confinement to a room and a wild threatening gaze with a pistol. She seeks alimony, property settlement, temporary and permanent support, and attorneys fees. She cites his $10,000 worth of goods and multiple properties valued at $7,500 to $10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hva Mae Peacock
Joseph Dodge Peacock
McDaniel Street
J. W
J. D. Humphries
Stanford
Weil
Peacock
Arthur Street
McDaniel
Fractional reckoning in debt ends with stern warning
The quatrain hints at financial strain and moral duty as men struggle with obligations. Some owe all they can pay while others fail to meet debts, prompting a decisive stance on responsibility and repayment.
Train Wreck Down Mountain Sides Kills Four In West Virginia
Hinton W Va May 21 The wrecking of a narrow gauge train between Sewell and Landisburg last night caused four deaths and four injuries. A landslide from a cloudburst swept the train 4060 feet down the mountainside. The engine three freight cars and a passenger caboose fell over the edge. Names of dead include James V Walker Alvin Grimes Robert Young and a three year old child of Mrs Sellers. Injured were J Muckles and Charles Walters with others trapped in the caboose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinton
W. Va
Sewell
Landisburg
Pittsboro Lumber and Coal Company
Chesapeake and Onto
James V. Walker
Alvin Grimes
Kents Store
Robert Young
Sutton
Sellers
Thurmond
3Ellera
J. Muckles
Charleston
Charles Walters
Fayettesville
Gale Policy Serves as Policy for Main 5000 and Atlanta 109
A concise notice states Gale Policy functions as service for Main 5000 and Atlanta 109 with emphasis on operational roles. The brief indicates the policy's scope across two entities and its applicable venue.
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Wool Trust
Dennis J. Collings
Maier & Berkele
Blue Bird
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Whitehall St
Atlanta
Defends Council
Thornton Whalin
Columbia Theolo
Columbia
Federal Council
Southern Assembly
Southern Presbyterian Church
Northern Assembly
Tabernacle
Col. Sibert
Bixby
Bill Wiee
Eva Mae Peacock
Hite
Capudine
Hicks
Central Bank & Trust Corporation Capital
Candler
Mitchell and
Forsyth Sts
Rountree
Secret Society
Turner
Eiseman Bros., Inc
Norfolks
Hess Shoes
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