Premier Canalejas Slain as Assassin Shot Down
Madrid reports Jose Canalejas y Mendes assassinated in front of the interior ministry. The gunman, a slight 30 year old native of El Grado, was captured. Police seal off anarchists nationwide amid calls for restraint as King Alfonso mourns.
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Madrid
Spain
Jose Canarejas Y Mendes
Manuel Paz Ginas Serrato Martin
Ministry of the Interior
Senor Catuieias
Alfonso
Prieto
el Grado
Tluesca
Buenos Aires
Tie
Canalejas
Ex Fire Chief Todd at Bloomington Hospital in Critical Condition
Ex Fire Chief Frank Todd, shot weeks ago by Clinton Hovious, lies in intense pain at the city hospital and is willing to risk life for two operations to remove a bullet and close the passage it left. An X-ray expert has yet to locate the bullet, keeping the team from surgery. Todd is kept on opiates and has been told his chance to recover is slim but he will try.
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Frank Todd
Clinton Hovious
City
Bloomington
Todd
Tilden
Air
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Taft
Progressive Party
Democratic Party
Mr. Roosevelt
Morever
Phos
Reppublicuns
Greeley
Dixon
Jury named as Moss opens murder case in Rosenthal slay
New York November 12. The jury to judge four gunmen charged with Herman Rosenthal’s murder was completed last night and Assistant District Attorney Frank Moss began the prosecution. Reports say Lefty Louie Rosenberg may confess and testify against his Tombs companions before the trial ends. His father visited him at the Tombs urging a confession. Mrs Rosenberg, the accused’s wife, appeals for the case to move toward mercy as the affair unsettles gangland.
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New York
Herman Rosenthal
Frank Moss
Lefty Louie
Rozenberz
Lefty
Louie
Rosenberg
Local visitors noted at Bedford and Williams
Mrs James Depue visits her husband in Bedford Bloomington World. Mr and Mrs David Monical of Williams were in the city Monday.
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James Depue
Bedford
Bloomington
David Monical
Williams
City
O P M Davis Visits Indianapolis After Business Trip
O P M Davis made a business trip to Indianapolis on Monday. He met with local executives to discuss potential opportunities and markets for his company during the visit.
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Clyde Brock
Louisville
O. P. M. Davis
Indianapolis
Future of the Republicans and Democratic status after the election
A retrospective on the 1912 election notes no landslide for Wilson, argues Democrat gains came from Republican split, and predicts the GOP must reunite under new leaders. It endorses Roosevelt’s caution, Taft’s limits, and Governor Hadley as a reconciliatory figure guiding a rebuilt party.
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Great Wilson
Indiana
Illinois
Smij
Ohio
Middle West
Minois
Union
Mr. Wilson
Republican Party
Gracb
Roosevelt
Chicago
Taft
Hadley
Borah
Cousiins
Missouri
Seymour Republican
Isidor Rayner in Serious Condition in Washington
United States Senator Isidor Rayner is seriously ill at his Washington apartments and has been bedbound for about two weeks. He endured great pain after health decline and the strain of the Cochran debate, with his public appearances limited in the period leading up to his illness.
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Washington
United States
Isidor Rayner
Senator Rayner
WW. Vocurke Cochran
Lyric
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Servia
Gert Taeny
Balkans
Balkan
Francis Perdinand
Requiest
Turkey
Bulgaria
Tehatalja
Ont
Constantinente
London
Constantinople
Anatolia
Russia
State Department
St. Petersburg
Wreck Kills Fifteen and Injures Many Near Montz Louisiana
Freight train crashes into a rear of an excursion passenger train near Montz twenty seven miles north of New Orleans. Fifteen dead and more than seventy injured as coaches burn and victims cremated. Survivors from Woodville area. Relief and hospital action rapid with mass ambulances.
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New Orleans
Charity Hospital
Montz
Paints
Woodville
Baton Rouge
Union Station
Bulgarian Forts Taken Near Constantinople Report
London dispatches report Sofia primed with word that Bulgarian forces captured forts at Teatsalia near Constantinople and a column reached Bisuk Chekniedye south of Marmora. Debeurian troops under General Theodored advanced toward Salonika as Balkan diplomacy seeks an armistice amid war pressures.
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London
Primmers
Sofia
Teatsalia
Constantinople
Bisuk Chekniedye
Marmora
Tchata
Theodored
Salonika
Thrna
Austria
Servia
Albania
Adriatic
Ai Benayis
Budapest
Corner Stone Of Monument For Confederate Dead Laid
Arlington Cemetery program opens with the laying of the corner stone for a Confederate dead memorial. Col Hilary A. Herbert presided while William Jennings Bryan spoke. The event highlighted unity between north and south and support for a final southern memorial amid northern monuments.
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Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Hilary A. Herbert
Navy
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Herbert
Man claiming to be Jesse Dowdell detained at White House
A man claiming to be Jesse Dowdell of Silverwood Indiana was detained at the White House after seeking an audience with President Taft to press for lower living costs. He is unarmed and to be examined. Dowdell says he also tried to visit Secretary Knox and British Ambassador James Bryce. Dowdell, born near Danville West Virginia, is described as mentally unbalanced.
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Washington
Jesse Dowdell
Silverwood
Ind
Taft
White House
Knox
State Department
James Bryce
Danville
Isaac Dowdell
Minnie LaValley case details tar and assault in West Clarksville
Minnie LaValley nineteen testifies in Norwalk Ohio that on August thirty she was seized by six men from West Clarksville tied to a riotous conspiracy and tar was poured over her body The defendants listed include Reginald Thomas Joseph Sly Carl Sly Harlow Welsh Ernest Welsh and Joseph Cummings A jury was seated quickly for the Ernest Welsh case and many locals traveled to Norwalk to attend proceedings.
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Norwalk
Ohio
Minnie LeValley
West Clarkield
Ernest Welsh
Dan Young
Erma Swartz
Harlow Welsh
Clarksville
Reginald Thomas
Joseph and
Carl Sly
Harlow
Joseph Cummings
Diphtheria Strikes Child of Underwood Family
The little son of Mr and Mrs Thon as Underwood at 18th and streets is suffering from an attack of diphtheria.
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Irene
George Tirey
5Th Street
Thonas Underwood
Roosevelt’s Progres sive party fate and Roosevelt support
The New York Times argues that Roosevelt cannot sustain a strong Progressive movement. It recalls 1870s party shifts, notes Roosevelt’s limited influence, and predicts the Democratic and Republican parties will absorb core Progressive ideas. It cautions Senator Dixon against overestimating a dominant Progressive opposition.
Fire destroys plant as wind drives blaze in Hammond
A $250000 fire leveled the Western plant powerhouse of the Standard Steel Car foundry in Hammond Indiana. Firemen saved the five million dollar plant despite high winds and exploding wires. The blaze knocked out thousands of workers and disrupted operations.
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Hammond
Ind
Standard Steel Car Foundry
Cns Fu Ae
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