McNamara Trial Seeks Six Month Jury Quarters
Los Angeles October reports the McNamara dynamiting trial jurors may be sequestered for six months. Eleven talesmen face illnesses from fumes and crowded rooms. sheriff seeks permanent quarters. Sessions pause for Discovery Day as lawyers plan to probe jurors about labor ties. further examination planned for Nelson.
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Cal
Securitig
James
B. McNamara
Zimri T. Hiatt
Hall of Records
Sheriff Hammel
Hammel
Talesmen
Fredericks
Clarence
Darrow
Bordwell
T. Nelson
Talesman
Labor Leaders Seek Dismissal of Contempt Charges
Washington reports that Samuel Gompers Andrew Mitchell and Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor asked the District Supreme Court to drop contempt charges. They contend improper prosecutorial pleadings delays and statute of limitations issues invalidated the civil contempt case once the U S Supreme Court ruled jail terms illegal. If denied, Justice Wright may appoint a chancery examiner to hear evidence.
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Washington
Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
American Federation of Labor
District Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Committee of Prosecutors
Justice Wright
Labor Leaders Rally at Faneuil Hall Over McNamara Trials
Prominent labor figures led by Frank M. Ryan of the Structural Iron Workers spoke at a mass meeting in Faneuil Hall. The gathering, organized by the Greater Boston McNamara Defense Conference, protested the Los Angeles trials of the two McNamaras.
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Frank M. Ryan
The
Structural Iron Workers
Faneuil Hall
Greater Boston
McNamara Defence Conference
McNamaras
Los Angeles
Labor rally defends McNamaras in Indianapolis meeting
A pro labor meeting adopted a resolution asserting a fair trial before Presiding Justice Bordwell was unlikely. A telegram urged a speedy trial and jury verdict. Frank M. Ryan of the Bridge and Structural Iron Workers described police actions against the McNamaras and alleged a conspiracy to discredit labor leaders. Other speakers included John J. Gallagher and Mrs. Sarah Conboy.
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Bordwell
McNamara Brothers
Arthur Huddel
Building Trades Council
Frank M. Ryan
Bridge and Struectural Iron Workers
Indianapolis
Whd
McNamaras
John’ J. McNamara
Iron and Steel Interests
Iron and Steel
John J. McNamara
Labor
Sarah Conboy
Roxbury Textile Workers
National Women's Trade Union League
Joseph Coldwell
Brockton
William H. Johnston
Machinists’ Union
Hadley
Northhampton
Frothingham
Frank Smith
Walker
Suffrage Leader Visits Massachusetts Rally to Gauge Campaign
Mrs Susan Fitzgerald secretary of the Woman's Suffrage League of Massachusetts quietly visits Belchertown and nearby meetings to assess the heckler situation led by Miss Foley. She says her trip was routine holiday observing and not tied to any campaign advisory role.
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Susan Fitzgerald
Woman's Suffrage League of
Massachusetts
Miss Foley
Fitzgerald
Suffragette Parade Chauffeur Clarence In Spotlight
An early Northampton start saw six autos carrying campaigners when a suffragette flag appeared. A Boston journalist nicknamed the chauffeured machine Clarence, while another Boston report names the driver amid wider tariff and living cost debates.
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Northampton
Clarence
Boston
Machine
Suffrage Campaign Echoes Through Western Massachusetts
The article recounts a suffrage campaign across Ludlow Amherst Easthampton Hadley Chicopee South Hadley and other towns. It features names like Miss Foley Alice L Carpenter and A P Langtry and notes Frothingham Crane and Governor Foss in remarks. Rallies include singing cheers and a police joke about marriage and washing dishes.
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Belchertown
Easthampton
Louis Frothingham
Harvard
Yate
Republican Party
Honus Wagner
Republican League
W. H. Edwards
Williston Seminary
Frothingham
Alice L. Carpenter
Foley
Smith
Meeting House
Amherst
Chicopee
South Hadley
Prothingham
Foss
W. Murray Crane
Crane
Taft Promises Oregon Battleship First Through Panama Canal
President Taft spoke in Salem amid applause promising the battleship Oregon would be the first vessel to pass the Panama Canal if he has power to arrange it. Governor West introduced him and Taft joked the governor would help keep the promise. He then began a 24 hour coast run to Sacramento with brief stops planned.
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Taft
Oregon
Panama Canal
West
Sacramento
Cal
Miss Bullard Plans Wedding To Charles E Lauriat Jr
Announcement from Mr and Mrs George P Bullard at West Newton home reveals Marion Bullard engaged to Charles E Lauriat Jr of Brookline son of the Lauriat & Co booksellers Boston.
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George P. Bullard
West Newton
Marion Bullard
Charles E. Lauriat, Jr
Brookline
Ches
Lauriat & Co
Boston
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Iron and Structural Workers’ Organization
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Wilson Bios
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Wil Ham
Hiie
Nat Goodwin
Steiczwiecz
Ludlow
Frederick McLean
Holyoke
Charles A. Crozier
Major Crozier
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