Arrests on Tomorrow in Dynamite Conspiracy Case
Indianapolis February 13 United States District Attorney Charles W Miller said the arrest of all 54 men indicted in the dynamite conspiracy was set for tomorrow Arrests may be expected then as many defendants as possible would be taken quickly to ensure most are in custody before others learn who is involved One man was arrested today in Rochester New York due to a local condition unknown to Miller
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Indianapolis
Ind
United States District
Charles W. Miller
Miller
Rochester
N. Y
Bartlett
Steel fear drives lease drop in Great Northern ore deal
James O Hill told the Stanley steel investigating committee he would not join the steel business, joking he would be a first class angel with red and white wings. He said competition would rule after current laws vanish and that United States Steel frightened Great Northern Ore lease cancellation.
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Washington
James O ‘Hill
Stanley Steel
United States Steel Corporation
Great Northern
Stanley
Mr. Hill
Steel Corporation
Hill
Dynamiting Case Arrests Spread Across Multiple Cities
Defendants in a six year plot against iron and steel workers edge toward sufficiency as arrests mount in Syracuse Scranton Springfield Grand Rapids Omaha and Peoria. John T Butter Frank M Ryan and Herbert Hockin stay in Buffalo awaiting implicated names as McNamara and McManigal’s alleged dynamiting crew is traced to Rochester and Detroit.
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McNamaras
Ortie McManigal
Syracuse
Scranton
Penn
Springfield
Grand Rapids
Mich
Omaha
Neb
Shakeup in Customs Service Reassigns Inspectors
Surveyor Graves moved 6 customs inspectors to new duties for broader knowledge and security. He starts selecting 67 night watchmen today to replace the old night inspectors, with about a month needed for the change. 4 watchers come from the existing night service and gangers and weighers. The remaining 27 are drawn from civil service lists.
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Customs Service
Graves
Night Customs Service
Civil Service
Lynn Jeweller Sued for 5000 Over Wife Affection
Bennie G. Goldman of Lynn files a 5000-dollar suit against Louis D. Pappas a Lynn jeweller alleging that Pappas alienated his wife May Goldman’s affections. Goldman says Pappas aimed to injure him by drawing away his wife and caused him to lose her society and companionship.
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Salem
Louis D. Pappas
Lynn
Bennie G. Goldman
May Goldman
Goldman
Pappas
Pyramid skyscraper plan for future Chicago towers
Building Commissioner Ericsson proposed a pyramid design for Chicago skyscrapers to maximize light and safety. He described vertical walls with inset sections and said the approach would eliminate collapse risks, with structures set 10 feet within lot boundaries.
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Ericsson
Chicago
Building Managers’ Association
Hill voices on competition and government role in business
Mr. Hill defends competition amid Steel Corporation scrutiny. He argues government control would remove republic elements and likens such a state to monarchy. He emphasizes strict corporate finance and warns against stock watering while endorsing a 100 cent standard.
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Mr. Hill
Stanley
Hill
Mr. Stanley
Bill Smisingly
United States
Mr. Beall
Weeping for Thee R. Herrick Quotation Fragment
A fragmentary verse note with a line about bidding to weep and keeping a tearful measure. The text preserves R. Herrick style and archaic wording within a brief lyrical quotation.
Burlington Route Personally Conducted Trip To California
A woman recalls a pleasant Burlington Route Personally Conducted excursion to California. She traveled alone but met many agreeable people on the car, guided by a courteous special conductor who ensured comfort and safety for all passengers. Alex Stocks invites inquiries for maps booklets and pictures by mail.
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Burlington
California
BP Grote
Alex. Stocks
New England
Hill and rivals clash over ore values and competition
Testimony before a committee reveals doubts about competition in mining and steel, with Mr. Hill arguing against speculation and predicting ore values rising to 60 cents to 2 dollars per ton. He asserts the United States Steel Corp seeks ore reserves while noting government scrutiny and canceled leases.
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