Four Strike Breakers Shot in Indianapolis Clash
In Indianapolis a violent clash at a Teamsters strike left four strikebreakers shot, one possibly fatally, and two non union men wounded. The riot occurred near White River as World War I era tensions flare, police restored order and some employers had already signed contracts and returned to work.
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Indianapolis
Dec
Teamsters
Teamsters’ Union
Tobin
Testorixm
Telkottenkers
Cincinnati
Annt Sims
Walter High
Highbaugh
BC Williams
Jacob Somenfield
Boston
Washington
White River
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Purifying Power
Your blood s impure and debilitated will yield to Hood's Sarsaparilla with its potent formula. It includes Sarsaparilla and Stillingia Blue Flag mandrake dandelion juniper berries Pipsissewa Gentian root Wild Cherry Bark and other agents. The preparation claims unique medicinal merit through scientific processes.
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Hood
McLean Held With Fowler Under Bail
New York December 6 The special grand jury indicted Arthur A. McLean treasurer of the Democratic state committee and Everett P. Fowler the bag man on soliciting campaign contributions from corporations. Both surrendered entered not guilty pleas and were admitted to bail by Justice Davis after arguments to dismiss the indictment against Fowler.
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New York
Dee
Arthur A. Mclean
Democratic , State Committee
Everett P. Fowler
Thomas Hasset
Benzel
McLean
Fowler
Justice Davia
Supreme Court
Martin W. Littleton
New Blood Transfusion Fails to Save Man in Grand Rapids
Jacob Meyer received a pint of blood from Clare B. Skinner a stenographer in an effort to save his life physicians say Skinner's death is imminent Skinner had sold the blood for 100 dollars to his wife and son in Grand Rapids Michigan on December 6.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Jacob Meyer
Clare B. Skinner
Skinner
Strike verdict limits damages for striking workers
Hloston reports Judge Loring of the supreme court held that a striker is not entitled to damages and cannot complain if not rehired by the company. The ruling, stating both strike and black list are legal, awaits full court approval. The opinion arises from the Cornellier versus Haverhill Shoe Manufacturers' Association case.
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Hloston
Loring
Supreme Court
John Cor | Oellier
Haverhill Shoe Manufacturers
Plant Threat Alleged in Monopolies Case Testimony
Sidney W. Winslow of United Shoe Machinery Co testified in federal dissolution hearings that Thomas G. Plant threatened personal harm in New York and Boston if Winslow did not buy Plant out. Plant allegedly cited letters from Louie D. Brandeis and other attorneys and the business was eventually purchased.
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Boston
Dec. C
Sidney W. Winslow
United Shoe Machinery Co
United States District Court
Thomas G. Plant
New York
Plant
Louie D. Brandeis
Won't Close Factory Debate Settled by Committee Action
Won't close the factory issue. After a meeting from noon Thursday to early yesterday the National Window Glass Manufacturers Association defeated a motion to suspend January operations. The matter was referred to a committee to study the trade situation. Ballin is to lead the Tigers. Princeton star Harold Ray Hallin was unanimously named captain of next year's eleven.
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National of
Sesson
Ballin
Tigers
Princeton
N. J
Harold Ray Hallin
Christmas for Congress currency bill fate debated
Washington reports strong indications that the Senate would pass the currency bill before Christmas with little change from the Democratic caucus draft. Republicans Smoot and Sutherland predicted passage, while Democrats push to rush action to ease business conditions despite talk of delaying tactics. Senators argued over 14 hour sessions as debate continued with no consensus.
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Washington
Senate
Smoot
Sutherland
Benster Bacon
Williams
Delate
United States
Buddy
Gallingar
President Wilson Improves With Cold, Still Resting
President Wilson shows better health after a cold affecting his head and throat. Doctors report no cause for alarm and say he will remain at the White House through the week, with cabinet activities canceled and all engagements postponed.
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Washington
Dec
Wilson
White House
Grayson
France and United States seek calm over new tariff impact
In Paris the French foreign office envoy Daniel Abel Seeentee discussed with Myron Herrick the tariff's effect on Franco American trade. M. Chevalley stressed that despite needed tariff changes, commercial relations would not be derailed and that excessive U S customs rules would hurt both sides. He noted France’s export growth to the United States and urged mutual restraint to avoid internal manipulation.
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Paris
Dee
France
United States
Foreign Office
Daniel Abel Seeentee
Bureau For American Affairs
M. Chevalley
Comite France-Amerique
Myron T. Herrick
Chevalley
America
Boston Postmaster Choice Acknowledged by Congress
A Massachusetts congressman agreed on Murray as successor to Mansfield Washington postmaster. Nes Murray’s nomination will go to the Senate soon. In Portland, an inspection of ballots from Monday’s municipal election showed Mayor Oekley C. Curts leading Republican Wilford D. Chapman by nine votes, with a full recount to take several days.
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Washin Ten. M
Nes . Murry
Massachusette
Senate
Portland
Oekley C. Curts. Hemperst
Wilford D. Chapman
Cascarets Fix Sour Stomachs Ad
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a cure for sour stomachs and related symptoms. It claims immediate stomach cleansing, removal of sour undigested foods and foul gases, relief from bile buildup and bowel toxins, and lasting regularity with a nightly Cascaret. It also urges treating children gently.
Russell hearing set for dec 16
Boston March reports a hearing scheduled for December 16 in the Russell will case. Master Gilbert A A Pevey’s report faces motions to confirm findings and decree conformity, with Dakota Dan claimant Dante Blake Russell implicated in contested motions. Senator Cartwright contract fate may hinge on inheritance timing under Daniel Russell’s will.
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Boston
Mer
Gilbert A A. Pevey
Fuesell
Jule Sheldon
Expreme
Robert W. Nafon
Russell
Percy
William K. Scharton
Dakota Dan
Dante Blake Russell
Maater
Duidge Sheldon
George Cartewright
California
Fresno Dan
Cartwright
William Adin
William Rosell
Daniel Russell
Forty Six Lives Lost at Sea Off Norway
Stockhola December 4 report states forty six lives were lost when Swedish steamer Malmberget collided off Bodø Norway. Rescue efforts underway as authorities assess survivors and cargo. Local officials coordinated with coast guard and harbor authorities.
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Stockhola
Hves
le Sesteene
Malmberget
Bodo
Norway
Yeaterday
Oregon senator sets brevity record in autobiography
Washington dispatch notes Senator Lane of Oregon, Democrat, writes in the Congressional Directory that term ends March 2, 1910. The piece humorously reflects on his brief autobiographical entry and his prior wish to be superintendent of the Oregon Insane Asylum before election.
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Oregon
Washington
Senator Lane
Harry Lane
Italy
Lang
Senate
Lone
Orepon Insane Asylum
Jsena Tee
New Cruiser for Mexico Ordered by Navy
Washington December 6 The Navy department ordered the cruiser Raleigh now in Puget Sound to prepare for immediate departure to the west coast of Mexico The Raleigh will relieve the California which will head to San Diego for target erection
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Washington
Dee
Navy Department
Raleigh
Yt Sound
Mexico
California
San Diego
Tufts Captains Angell In Football Next Season
G W Angell of Syracuse has been elected captain of Tufts football for next season. He will be a senior and previously starred at Dean Academy in football basketball and baseball. He plays fullback and is regarded as one of the best of the season. William Richardson of Fisher's Island opposed him. The Federal league is drawing players with enticing offers and some big leaguers are signing.
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G. W. Angell
Syracuse
N.Y
Tufts
Angell
Dean Academy
William Richardson
Fisher's Island
Toston Nationale
Frank Chance
Highlanders
Bill Holden
Holden
New York
New London
Chance
Chhance
Cook
Walsh
Gilhooley
Hartzell
Cree
Walter
Fred Clarke
Joe Tinker
Pirates
Tinker
Clarke
Wagner
Jack Engeroth
University of Michigan
St. Louis Carda
George Mullin
Detroit
Couity Treasurer
Artie Shafer
Giants
Rmamer
Marlin Springs
Dartmouth
New York Sun
Fritz
Cornell
Merillat
Army
Hallin
Princeton
Talbot
Yale
Pennock
Harvand
Brown
Navy
Martyng
Huntington
Colgate
Guyon
Indians
Mahan
Harvard
Brickley
Buck Weaver
Chicago American
Hooter
West Point and college sports notes drift across arena
The article notes Daly will stay at West Point to help the cadets for the big Navy game. It mentions Weaver with 70 errors and Donnie Bank with 54. Demers and La Croix plan to play with the French Catholic association quintet at St Johnsbury. Willie Papke buys a fruit farm near Kewanee and plans farming full time.
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Weaver
Donnie Bank
Tiger
Charlie Daly
Nein
Army
West Point
West
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