Burns Arrested for Kidnapping in Indianapolis
Detective William J. Burns was served with a warrant charging complicity in the kidnapping of J. J. McNamara secretary treasurer of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers tied to the Los Angeles Times explosion. Three attorneys were arraigned on the same charge and jailed briefly due to bond delays.
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Manion County dynamite probe yields multiple arrests and bonds
Burns surrendered to the Court of Justice of the Peace Manning and was released on ten thousand dollar bonds to appear before the Brand grand jury. Drew Badorf and Ford also posted ten thousand dollars and were bound over to the grand jury after waiving preliminary examination. Frank Fox faced five thousand dollars on charges tied to aiding in McNamara’s alleged kidnapping. Constables with John Doe warrants sought Burns' assistants as the Marion county grand jury widens its probe into dynamite plots linked to open shop contractors and efforts to frame the Iron Workers union secretary J. J. McNamara and derail California plans.
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Harvard 2 Trinity 0 in American sports summary
Harvard defeats Trinity 2 to 0 and Dartmouth beats Bowdoin 4 to 2 in yesterday's scores. Rowing was abandoned by Stone School. Baldwin has offer to meet Walsh and praises matching with Vol ant. Crouse knocks out Nelson in three rounds at Armory A. A. trying to forecast next events in mystic phrasing.
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Lane and Miss McKenzie Wed For European Honeymoon
Daniel W. Lane Boston broker and politician and Miss Margaret McKenzie of Halifax married secretly in New York. The couple will honeymoon in Europe for about two months then return to Boston to make their home.
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Gunboat Dubuque to Join Illinois Naval Reserve
The gunboat Dubuque arrives in Portsmouth from the West Indies and Norfolk to be fitted for the Illinois naval reserve. She will be sent up the St Lawrence and through the Great Lakes early this summer for active reserve duties.
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Missing Cambridge Girl Linked to Boston Broker
Relatives of 17 year old Cambridge girl Helen Worris fear she may be tied to the disappearance of Allan H. McKenzie a State Street broker who vanished from Boston days ago. McKenzie was known to be friendly with the girl and admired her openly among acquaintances.
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Missing Worris girl found after fall long absence
Last fall the Worris girl, absent from home, was located living well with money and fine clothes. Broker McKenzie was questioned as to his role. A D A Lavelle, Inspector McCauley, and Chief Inspector Hurley led the inquiry. She was returned to her parents with no charges. Five months later she vanished again and new reports say Hooker McKenzie left Boston, reviving hopes of her relatives.
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Heavy Drop in Steel Profits Reported by U S Steel
New York April 25 The quarterly report of the United States Steel Corporation for the period ending March 3 shows earnings of 23 519 208 and net earnings of 20 001 817 The figures are below prior quarters and far under 1910 levels. Dividends of 18 4 percent on preferred and 11 4 percent on common were declared. All officers were re elected except Vice President W B Dickson whose successor was not named.
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Railroad inquiry opens on joint New Haven Boston Albany plan
Massachusetts railroad commissioners have begun an inquiry into a proposed joint operation between the New York New Haven Hartford and the Boston Albany. They asked Assistant General Manager James H Hustis of the Boston Albany for a certified copy of any agreement.
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Fight on today for secretary of state election
The Legislature will today elect a Secretary of State to replace the late Colonel William M. Olin. In the Republican caucus Col A P Langtry led with 78 votes while Sen Daniel E Denny had 62 and others split the rest. In the Democratic caucus Frank J Donahue led with 54 votes, with Rep John J Conway, Thomas Davies, Gen Benjamin F Peach, and Rep John F Meaney trailing.
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Boston
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Holyoke
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Lynn
John F. Meaney
Blackstone
Open ballot feud arises as nominations go unanimous
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Five-Story Fire Destroys Miller & Goldberg Building
A three alarm blaze last night at 105 Friend Street to 29 Haymarket Square caused about 50000 in damage to Miller and Goldberg picture frames. Oil varnish and inflammable materials fed flames spreading to 27 Haymarket Square where E A Carlisle Pope and Co faced danger until chemical lines controlled the fire. Firemen abandoned ladders as the building collapsed partway through the effort.
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Fire engulfed Miller & Goldberg building as alarms escalated
A citizen flagged the blaze on Friend street near Miller & Goldberg. Ladder 1 and Engines 25 26 fought the flames with Chief Fox and Chief Mullen arriving as a second and third alarm sounded. Firefighters faced live wires and hot air explosions while Karpen and Holmes buildings provided vantage points.
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Fair Forecast for Boston and New England
Fair conditions expected in Boston and vicinity with continued fair weather Wednesday and Thursday. Light to moderate variable winds will shift to the east, as reported by Washington on April 25.
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