Gompers Attacks Sentence in Bucks Stove Case
Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison and John Mitchell were found guilty of contempt of court by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia over a court injunction in the Bucks Stove and Range boycott. They plan to appeal to the U S Supreme Court, which had reversed an earlier conviction.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
John Mitchell
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Bucks Stove & Range
Supreme Court of the United States
Gompers
Wright
Chicago
Morrison
Gompers Attacks Sentencing After Court Concludes Ruling
The court upholds sentences for Gompers Morrison and others while noting Gompers attacks the ruling as archaic and political. Judge condemns attempts to undermine law and warns the public against misrepresentation of the judiciary while outlining each defendant’s penalties.
Uses House as Fort as Man Holds Police at Bay
Gimia Manitoba June 24 John Deitler a Galician has locked himself in his home a mile from town and tonight is holding at bay with a rifle a squad of police and special constables organized to arrest him after he shot and killed an acquaintance.
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Gimia
Manitoba
John Deitler
New Roosevelt Party Forms After Split in Chicago
Cleveland June 24 Colonel Roosevelt announces a new party, the Roosevelt programme, formed after clashes with his lieutenants before leaving Chicago. He rejects compromise or straddling with the old party, disappointing independents who favored a reform Republican coalition under nominal regularity.
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Cleveland
Roosevelt
Chicago
Whate
Roosevelt recounts last day convention plan to renominate Taft opponents
Roosevelt describes a secret last day plan to seize control of the convention and install him as nominee. He recalls a Saturday interview with Southern delegates offering Roosevelt the nomination and a large Taft delegation willing to defect to avert a split. He says he would accept only a convention given slate and not remove contested delegates.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Oyster Bay
Loretta Lowry Marries Beverly Mine Owner in San Francisco
Loretta Lowry formerly an artist's model in Boston wed George Phillips of Beverly a wealthy mine owner in a San Francisco ceremony. It is her second marriage following a divorce from John H. Hobbs after a short suit for cruelty and a 13 minute divorce.
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Loretta Lowry
Boston
George Phillips
Beverly
San Francisco
John H. Hobbs
Hobbs
Charles W. Bartlett
Robery French Co
Roosevelt and Third Party Organization Moves Detailed
The piece outlines Roosevelt emissaries failing to secure a pledge from 30 delegates to join a plan to unseat 78 contested delegates and restart the convention. Roosevelt remains pledged to a progressive nomination if the Baltimore convention acts oppose him. Governor Johnson announces an eighteen member organizing committee led by himself with senior figures from multiple states and media.
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Roosevelt
Colonel Roosevelt
House Laughs At Roosevelt Letter In Taft Cheerful Session
In Washington on June 24 the House laughed at a Roosevelt letter from 1908 praising Taft as a candidate. Rep Phillip Campbell read the note as Republicans applauded while Democrats roared at lines accusing fraud and rascality in Chicago conventions.
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House
Chicago
Phillip Campbell
Kansas
Roosevelt
Taft
Heflin
Alabama
Clayton Chosen Temporary Chairman of GOP National Committee
Powell Clayton the Arkansas Republican national committeeman oldest member since 1872 was named temporary chairman of the new Republican national committee at an executive session in the Coliseum. Alvah H. Martin of Virginia was named temporary secretary and F B Stanley of Kansas joined as state committeeman amid Roosevelt and Taft camp dynamics.
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Powell Clayton
Arkansas
Republican National Committee
Coliseum
Alvah H. Martin
Virginia
William Allen White
Kansas
F. B. Stanley
White
Taft
Stanley
Roosevelt
National Committee
Walter F. Brown
Ohio
No Arbitration For Directors In Boston Elevated Strike
The Boston Elevated Railway Company directors voted to reject arbitration and union recognition amid a 19 day strike by carmen. The executive committee vowed to press on, while the State Board of Arbitration may decide the dispute. Stockholder Elizabeth G Evans urged arbitration and union rights in a letter to President Bancroft.
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Fitzgerald
Carmen
Elevated Board
The
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Boston
State Board of Arbitration
Mansfield
Baltimore
Public Service Corporation
Greater
Finance Committee
Glendower Evans
Elevated
Charles F. Dole
Bancroft
Evans
Lowell
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America
Elizabeth G. Evans
Otis Place
Strike Benefits Paid to Cedar Hall Union Members
A Cedar Hall North Cambridge meeting distributed strike aid to 37 union members at five dollars each. About 100 absent members can collect at Washington Street union HQ. three were removed from eligibility. J. J. Lyons of Watertown was the first recipient.
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North Cambridge
Washington Street
Thomas F. Lucas
J. J. Lyons
Galen Street
Watertown
Break Windows on Car Inbound at Fellsway Malden
An inbound car on the Spot Pond line was stoned just before 11 last night between Emerald and Charles streets on the Fellsway. Three windows were broken but there were few passengers and no injuries. Police searched the area afterward and made no arrests.
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Fellsway
Spot Pond
Emerald
Charles
Malden
Citizen asks names of elevated directors
A Boston reader requests the editor publish the names of Boston Elevated Railway Company directors who voted to refuse arbitration during the strike. The letter accuses those directors, aided by strike breakers, of causing伤 harm to innocent people in Greater Boston.
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Boston Elevated Railway Company
Greater
Boston
Carpenter Falls Thirty Five Feet In Jamaica Plain Accident
Elmer T Morgan a 52 year old carpenter residing at 7 Groton Street South End fell thirty five feet through collapsing staging in an unfinished Dunster Road Jamaica Plain house at noon yesterday. He suffered a fractured right arm and elbow and probable skull fracture and is on the dangerous list at City Hospital.
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Groton Street
South End
Dunster Road
Jamaica Plain
City Hospital
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