Prison Warden Accused in Jackson Grand Jury Indictments
Jackson Michigan May 6 Acting Warden Jom C Wenger of the state prisoners and eight local plumbers were arraigned on indictments returned last Saturday by the grand jury Wenger charged with perjury in his testimony before the jury and the plumbers with entering into a combination in restraint of trade Weston In Great Fettle Slater Missouri May 5 Edward Payson Lara the veteran trans continental
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Jackson, Mich
Jom C. Wenger
Wenger
Weston
Great Fettle
Slater, Mo
Edward Payson Lara
Taft Plans Study To Curb Trusts And Rail Control
Washington May 5 The supreme court ruling on the commodities clause will shape Tafts summer study on corporate control He plans to press Congress for legislation to curb evasion by coal railroads through holding companies and to tighten railroad and corporate regulation He has urged amendments to the Sherman act to clinch Roosevelt policy goals.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Taft
Congress
Roosevelt
Hains' Mother Breaks Down in Court
Mrs. Virginia Jenkins Hains mother of Capt. Peter Hains on trial for his life in the Wil liam E. Annis murder case broke down while cross examined. She described her son's agony upon learning of his wife's infidelity and recalled his worn, dazed condition as he entered the home.
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Flushing
Virginia Jenkins Hains
Peter Hains
William E. Annis
Garretson
de Witt
Mrs. Hains
Steel Men Meet in Detroit for Wage Agreement
In Detroit on May 5 representatives of some 15,000 Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers convened to draft a new wage contract as the current agreement expires June 30. A conference committee will meet manufacturers after extensive talks this month. President T J McArdle said several steel firms who cut wages in the downturn did not sign the existing agreement.
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Adana
Vilayet
Hadjin
Tarsus
Detroit
Mich
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and ‘Tin Workers
T. J. McArdle
Amalgamated Association
Steel
Threatened Millionaire From Newark Targeted by Black Hand
Newark May 6 Harry Swisher a Newark cigar maker and millionaire received two letters threatening death and home destruction by dynamite unless he pays 1000 dollars into a treplie in the Baltimore & Ohio yard. He signaled two officers and waited. the package was not touched. Authorities took the letters for investigation.
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Newark
Harry Swisher
Baltimore & Ohio
Swisher
Justice official probes rail rate case ruling
Missouri jurists welcome inquiry but judge declines probe after weighing precedent. Judge John F Phillips plans no congressional investigation or public statement. Judge Smith McPherson arrives in St Louis. both deflect renewed slander and discuss open court remarks on rate fixing and past fishing trip with Garder Lathrop. Castro arrives in San Sebastian from Paris.
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Kansas City, MO
John F. Phillips
United States Circuit Court
Smith McPherson
Red Oak
House of Representatives
Murphy
Missouri
Phillips
Cannon
Congress
Philips
McPherson
St. Louis
United States
Kansas City
Mexico
Missouri State University
Hadley
Gov. Hadley
Four Drown As Eight Barges Sink Off Faulkner Island
New Haven, Conn May 5 Four persons were drowned when a tow of nine barges broke free in a gale off Faulkner's island The barge Susquehanna carrying the captain his wife and four crew members drifted ashore after the hulls parted The Wyoming and two other barges sank with the Susquehanna going on the rocks and the Wyoming later recovered The tug Hokendauqua relayed the fatal incident from sea to shore.
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New Haven
Conn
Faulkner’s Island
Sanford
New York
Providence
Susquehanna
Wyoming
Bodies Found After Fire Murder Mystery in Indiana Barn
Samuel Hoover and his wife were found dead in their burned Middlebury barn after neighbors doused the blaze. Evidence suggests they were murdered and the house left open. Elkhart County officials travel to the area to investigate the double killing.
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Elkhart County
Ind
Middlebury
Samuel Hoover
Hoover
First Fight of Lake Strike Hits Toledo Harbor
The Lake Seamen's strike's first clash occurred as the freighter Frank Stephenson left Toledo for Milwaukee. A crowd on the Cherry Street bridge threw rocks at the non union crewed steamer, prompting return fire with five shots. No injuries were confirmed as police found the crowd gone. docks were patrolled to avert further trouble.
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Toledo
Lake
Frank Stephenson
Milwaukee
Cherry’ Street
Stephenson
School head hung in effigy on Appleton campus
In Appleton Wisconsin Charles W Treat vice president of Lawrence College and instructor in physical education was hung in effigy on trolley wire in front of the campus. The act follows expulsions of four popular fraternity members during a city absence of President Plantz. Two expelled members belong to the Gill club and all 36 members threaten to leave the college.
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Appleton
Wis
Charles W. Treat
Lawrence College
Im Physica
Abdul
Hamid Treat
Treat
Plantz
Gilee Chub
Dolliver Attacks Tariff Schedules On Wool and Cotton
Senate floor action centers on tariff revisions with Senator Dolliver of Iowa sharply attacking wool and cotton schedules as overly protective and misleading. He urges reducing protection while noting letters from Gov. Dingley and criticizing the process. Senator Bradley of Kentucky presses for jute tariff protection, arguing Kentucky needs fair protection to prosper, citing cross state experience. Senator Borah of Idaho supports an income tax amendment to the tariff bill, while Dolliver and Bradley fail to finish extended remarks due to time constraints.
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Bradley
Kentucky
Washington
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Dolliver
Iowa
Rhode Island
Republican Party
Congress
Dingley
Ways and Means Committee
Rrode Island
Treasury Department
New York
Custom House
Senator Bradley
Massachusetts
Hradley
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Kansas
Missinnipp
Pacific Coast
Union
Formerly Interne Hospital State Uni veralty of Iowa
The fragment lists contact details for an institution tied to The University of Iowa and a hospital, noting a phone and office location at Black Street, suggesting an historical or archival telecom entry for a former hospital or medical office.
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State Uni
Veralty
Iowa
House
Atlantia
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