Dynmite conspiracy verdicts end long trial in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on December 28 the dynamite conspiracy trial concluded as jurors returned guilty verdicts for several union leaders. Judge Albert B. Anderson read the verdicts while sobs from defendants’ wives filled the courtroom. The foreman announced Ryan and others were found guilty while some defendants faced imprisonment and others were discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Albert B. Anderson
Anderson
Noble ©. Butler
United States
Butler
Uni
Edwar l Formidt
Frank J. Higgins
Boston
John H. Barry
St. Louis
John
Rank K. Painter
Omaha
James F. Cooney
Chicago
Daniel Buckley
Davenport
Marshal Behmidt
Ryan
Edward Smythe
Peoria
I. m
Jack” Bright
Galt Lake
Identity of 38 Convicted Two Acquitted Men
Lists names and cities of 38 individuals linked to the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers. Includes presidents secretaries treasurers business agents and walking delegates from Chicago Indianapolis Buffalo San Francisco and other cities. Notes former officials and local leaders with years 1909 1910 and other references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Ryan
Chicago
International Association of Bridge and Structural Ironworkers
Herbert G. Hockin
Indianapolis
Tredeurer International Association Bridge and Structural Ironworkers
John T. Butler
Buffalo
International Association Bridge and Structural Ijronworkers
Olaf A. Treitmoo
San Francisco
California Building Trades Council
E. A. Clancey
International Association Bridge and Structural Ironworkers
James EB. Munsey
Salt Lake
Frank K. Painter
Omaha
Peter J. Smith
Cleveland
George (Nipper) Anderson
Frank K. C. Webb
New York
International Association
Bridge and Structural Ironworkers
Paul H. Morrin
St. Louis
John H. Barry
William E. Reddin
Milwaukee
Michael J. Curnane
Philadelphia
Beery. Wweee
Denver Bridge
Charles A. Wachmeister
Detroit
Frank J. Murphy
Richard Houlihan
James Cooney
James Coughlin
William Shupe
Ernest G. W. Basey
Cincinnati
William Bernhardt
E. E. Phillips
Syracuse
James EB. Rhea
Springfield
Edward
Red) Smythe
Peoria
Til
Murray L. Pennell
Ifronworkers
W. Bert Brown
Kansas City
Wiliam J. McCain
Hiram Cline
Muncie
Ind
Michanel J. Young
Doston
Charles Beam
Minneapolis
Michael J. Hannon
Scranton
Ironworkers
Philip A. Cooley
New Orleans
International Association Bridge and
Frank J. Higgins
Maas
New England
Patrick Farrell
Bridge and Structural Tronworkers
Fred J. Mooney
Duluth
Tronworkers
Fred Sherman
Local Ironworkers Officials Named in Brief Notice
Herman G. Belffert of Milwaukee business agent ironworkers local and Daniel Buckley of Davenport Ia Douiness agent ironworkers local are listed in a brief notice. The fragment notes roles within local unions with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman G. Belffert
Milwaukee
Daniel Buckley
Davenport
Bandits Rob Two Shops in Chicago District Heist
Bandits robbed two business houses in Chicago's shopping district tonight. One member stayed outside guarding the getaway while the others entered the stores and escaped in a busy area. A suffragist's husband faces growing scrutiny at a social meeting, reflecting local tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pour Agitor Mobile
Convicted union leaders face swift federal sentences
In Indianapolis the government announced 38 union labor officials convicted for conspiracy in dynamite blasts tied to the Los Angeles Times bombing. Frank M. Ryan led the group. trials clipped to 16 minutes. Sentences set for Monday with possible totals over thirty-nine years. appeals planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
United States
Los Angeles
International Association of Bridge and Structural Ironworkers
Frank M. Ryan
J. J. McNamara
Los Angeles Times
Ironworkers’ Union
Ironworkers
Olaf J. Tyelmoe
San Francisco
Hut‘yam R. Kline
Munele
J. B. Mungey
J. B. McNamara
Salt Lake City
McNamara
Ryan
John T. Butler
BE. A. Clancy
Frank Webb
Michael J. Young
Philip A. Cooley
Henry W. Leglettner
Charles N. Beuhm
Albert B. Anderson
Leavenworth
Kan
State Leader Bargain Days Begin and End Dates Announced
Bargain Days run for two full weeks starting Monday and ending Monday in January. The Daily Leader urges readers to visit the office or call to participate in the cash in ad ven or one dollar offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Leader
Adven
Judge Carpenter Dies in Casper After Illness
Judge Charles B. Carpenter, 55, longtime Wyoming jurist and former state senator, died in Casper after a brief illness of Brights disease. He had presided in Lander and Casper and was to be interred in Cheyenne with a bar association and Elks delegation attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles BE. Carpenter
Wyoming
Casper
Bright
Mra
Fred Dawson
Mins Carpenter
Ada Alin
Laramie
Indiana
Charles Bi. Carpenter
Groesbeck & Carpenter
Albany County
Missig@eid
Carpenter
Cheyenne
E. McGarvey
I. N. Matson
Elk’ Lodge of
Columbus
Eagle Point
Medford
Ore
Oregon
Lander
Judge Carpenter
Bar Association
Elks
Lillian Russell Demonstrates Gym Work On Kinema Color
Hollywood notes feature Lillian Russell showcasing gymnastic poses on the Kinema color stage on Bunset boulevard. She wears a white skirt and blue sweater coat, asserts beauty comes from physical education, and jokes about audience presence. Miles Rubee will lecture in New York on Lillian Russell’s daily activities with illustrated color film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Lillian Russell
Kinemacolor Company
Bunset Boulevard
Hollywood
Moving Picture
Miss Russell
Jpu
Pothall
Miles Rubee
California
New York
Lilian Russell
Six named for Wilson cabinet sources reveal picks
Madison Wis Dec 28 close friends say William McCoombs declined cabinet, keeping national committee chair. Wilson reportedly decided six others for the cabinet including Bryan Palmer Burleson Jamme la Norris Gardner with two to go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maddison
Wis
William McCoombs
Wilson
Staunton
Cogent
McCoombs
Trenton
William J. Bryan
the Treasury
A. Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Albert S. Burleson
Texas
Josephus Jmmela
North Carolina
Navy
Norris
Montana
Interior
Obadiah Gardner
Maine
Agriculture
Marine Band To Play Rags At Inaugural Ball
Washington announces no carnival for inauguration week after talks between Inaugural committee chair and chamber carnival head. Major General Wood emails governors on parade militia. cadet detachments from West Point and Annapolis will march. Marine Band leader W Santelmann says band will play ragtime pieces and may broaden selections for the ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. GC. Eustis
Tenac Gans
Chamber of Commerce
Eustis
Wood
Army
Marshall
West Point
Annapola
I Vine
W. Santelmann
Marine Band
Robert F. Lean
Counter Proposals of Turks Held Ridiculous
London dispatch reports Turkish peace gorg es presenting counter proposals seen as ridiculous by Allied leaders. The plenary session adjourned to Monday as both sides prepare concessions, with plans to keep Constantinople under Turkish administration and Macedonia and Bulgaria under Balkan suzerainty ruled by a prince chosen by the allies. Albania would remain autonomous under the sultan, governed by an Ottoman prince. Aegean and Crete questions were not on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Elden
Turkey
Macedonia
Balonik
Albania
Aegean
Suffragists End New York to Albany March
A 174 mile trek by suffragists from New York to Albany ends as General Rosalie Jones, Lavina Dock and Ida Craft reach the capital after 12 days. An auto skid perilously halted the leaders but left all unharmed, though shaken, as the group presses toward their city halt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
New York
Sleet Sulzer
Vallntie
Rosalie Jones
Lavina Dock
Ida
Craft
James Valentine
Miss Jones
Pine Grove
Anl
Wyoming State Poultry Show Opens January First
Arrangements are complete for the Wyoming State Poultry Show opening next Wednesday January 1. Birds from abroad start arriving Monday and Judge D A Stoner will judge Wednesday morning for public exhibition by evening. The event, held in Elia store rooms between Capitol and Central, draws exhibitors from Colorado Nebraska and various Wyoming districts. Silver cups will be shown in Cheyenne jewelry stores. limited exhibition coops remain for pickup on Seventeenth Street. Stoner, a veteran judge now with Barteldes Seed of Denver, has judged many major shows nationwide and will co judge the Denver Auditorium event this season with Judge Branch. scorecards will be used for judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
D. A. Stoner
Denver
Elia
Capitol
Central Avenues
Colorado
Nebraska
Golden Prairie
Seventeenth Street
Judge Stoner
Barteldes Seed Company
Indianapolis
Manchester
Chicago
Buffalo
Weason
Judge Branch
Leader Bargain Days as Wyoming Legislature Opens
The Wyoming Legislature convenes January 14 1913 8 amid narrow party majorities and bold reforms. The Leader promotes ten days of bargain rates for daily Leader mail subscriptions to cover the session with a candid Capitol report. Subscriptions cost 1 for three months or 4 50 for a year with advance payment and a coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Leader Mail
Also Mentioned on This Page
Union
Por Cheyenne and
Port Krubshl
Second Wyoming Dist
Bryan
State
Treasury
New York Capital
Belever
Uheyoune
Daily State Leader
Addlveas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!