Bloodshed and Arrests Mark Philadelphia Strike Turmoil
Philadelphia reports arrest of Amalgamated Association leader O Pratt on inciting riot charges amid trolley and general strike tensions. Warrants for other labor leaders, rising police and militia presence, and a first riot fatality mark a tense city scene as strikebreakers arrive.
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Cc. O. Pratt
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employe
Pratt
Toniht
Murphy
Central Labor Union
Peter Driscolle
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Car Men
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Prath
Fred Tyson
Kensington
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Ti Street
Cairo Negroes in Peril After Mob Attack
Cairo His... Feb 21 A coroner jury verdict says Alex Halliday died from a gunshot wound fired by a sheriff's deputy during a mob attack. Militia arrived, numbering about 350 on duty as crowds refuse to calm. One cited leader warned lynching would resume when militia departs.
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His
Depuy
Alex Haliday
Fallshote
Halliday
Culvend
Shelbyville
Naughty Denver Boy Reads Nickel Novels by the Sheaf
Denver, Feb. 21. A 15 year old boy, August Bebeertuan, was arrested for burglary after 800 copies of Nick Carter stories and other Daredevil Dick literature were found with stolen plumbing tools worth at least 200 dollars. A juvenile officer and employer Mobray supported supervised restitution and return to work, noting the boy’s desire to learn plumbing and that the tools were hidden in an old basement box.
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Denver Boy
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SHEAF
Denver
Colo
Nick Carter
Buffalo Bil
August Bebeertuan
Phillipa
Yee
Piember
Mobvray
Voy
Bia
Vampire sculpture shocks German critics in Leipsic show
In Leipsic on February 21 yesterday, American sculptress Kahne Beveridge unveiled a lifelike group titled The Vampire. The piece, bold in form, provoked astonishment among German art critics who weighed its symbolism and provocative nude figure against historic vampire lore.
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Leipsic
Lelpale
S.pturess
Kahne Beveridge
Bluebeard
Van
Ripper
Bo Orim
Batire
Penitentiary Targeted in Probe Into Packers Conspiracy
Hudson County grand jury indicts leaders of major meat packers including Armour Swift and Co and Nelson Morris in a conspiracy to raise food prices. Prosecution argues Chicago warehouses and Jersey City terminals enable artificial shortages and inflated costs for meals and eggs in New York.
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New York
Hudson County
Crimijians
Emil Tas
Op Itsan
Hudson Country
National Ng Company of
Chichso
Beef Trust
Jersey City
Locaf Trust
Aong
Chicago
Swift & Co
Armour & Co
Nelson Morris & Co
Milslionaires
Trust
Tage Great
New York City
Leader Readers Friday Remember a Gin Great White Way Song
A notice mentions a comedy hit Thy Great White Way with accompanying words and music by Priddy and others. Readers are urged to watch for more music and theater items coming soon.
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Teaue
BeAngelin
Great Britain faces another election soon
London reports a political crisis as King Edward’s address leaves Liberal Irish Nationalist and Laborite factions without a clear coalition. The budget and veto-lord bill loom as major choices, with the king yet to indicate preference amid ongoing parliamentary stalemate.
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Great Britain
London
Commons
Edward
Noble Son-In-Law Repudiates Gambling Debt
Chicago reports M Hy Kilgallon, father in law of Count Joan Marik de Beaufort, dismissed Hot Springs gambling debt claims against his son in law Irma Kilgallon’s husband. Kilgallon said he had not heard specifics and blamed reports for misinterpretation while praising his son in law’s ability to handle himself and his daughter.
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M. Hy Kilgal- Jon
Joan Marik de Beaufort
Luxembourg
Hot Springs
Ark
Irma
Kilgallon
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