Indiana street car strike turns violent injuring seven workers and two policemen
Thirteen people are hurt as Bricks and missiles rain on a besieged street car in Indianapolis. Militia plans to be called as Governor Hesitates, citing risk of lawlessness while unions seek recognition of a new drivers union.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Gveral Thersand
Arma
Ral-son
Ralston
Govenor
Mote
Chicago
Jan Sulliven
Moet
Ware Indanapelle
Birlke
Mex
Thoma Carleton
Louisiana Barn
Colorado Phone Company Hamed H Trust Proge
SpokanI Washington reports vice president John Davits says a stock transfer moved to Colorado concern in a Bell system consolidation. The Intirmate Consolidated and related firms faced strain as Marlo yy Sutonoid and Montana offices reportedly connected to Pacific Coast Males.
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Spokani
Wash
John Davts
Taterkatate Gomildated
Tulophone Company
Maui
Rocks Monualn
Pacific Coast
Tha Thaddeus - Laney Pres My
Thalary, OK
Swcirities — Investment Company, & Colorado Concern
Wilties ‘Cribbed
Iheely Telephone Company
Witeldlary
Marlo Yy
Montaia
Kiahe
East
Wasi
Davin
Vadnary
Owen
Pooy
Bell
Laksy
Hoeh
Poulantte
Dave Baldhe
Piryon Y
Ml de Weing
Imo
Port
Western and Maryland election results reported across cities
Nov 5 6 reports show Judge Henderson re elected in Philadelphia. Kephart leads in western counties. bond issue for goods raids appears defeated. Maryland results indicate Blair Lee Democrat elected US senator with large plurality. Portland voters approve prohibition in eleven towns and six precincts with Salem and Oregon City among those voting dry. Local city results show Joseph Bell leading in Portland with 1,557 plurality. other minor tickets and candidates noted.
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Philadelphia
John J. Henderson
John W. Kephart
Webster Guin
Saree Henderson
Grim
Kephart
Baltimore
Maryland
Blair Lee
United States Senate
E. C. Harrington
C. Ma- Grader
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Salem
Orgeon
Oregon City
Prohibition
Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph E. Bell
Charles A. Rockwalter
W. H. Johnson
Dr. C
Woods
Cittzen
Police Guarding Ballots In Cohoes Vote Tangle
In Cohoes New York ballots in three districts were guarded by police and deputy sheriffs amid a contested mayoral race. Republicans claim James Kalkins won by three votes while Democrat Francis Kennedy says he led by five.
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Cohoes
James
Calkins
Francis Kennedy
Albany
Football Player William McCarty Dies at 15 After Fractured Skull
Lawrence reports that William McCarty aged 15 died from injuries sustained in a high school football game. He suffered a skull fracture in three places after a collision during Saturday’s contest.
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Lawrence
Mase
Wiliam McCarty
Venice votes to abolish prize boxing in city election
Venice California voters abolish prize fighting and ban training quarters for pugilists by 75 votes in a 990 turnout. The measure, driven by opponents of prize ring fighting, drew speeches from Rev. Baker P. Lee and benefited from strong female participation.
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Venice
Calif
United States
Baker P. Lee
Christ Episcopal Church of
Los Angeles
Jack Johnson Declared Not Champion by Boxing Union
At a Paris meeting the International Boxing Union declared the heavyweight title vacant due to Jack Johnsons conviction and refusals to fight. Delegates from the United States Belgium Switzerland and France attended with English section approval.
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Paris
International Boxing Union
Jack Johnson
United States
Belgium
Switzerland
France
Petion
Union
Slayer of Princess Operated On in Prison
Genoa Italy Nov 5 Baron Paterno who killed Princess Giulia di Trigona was operated on in prison today to remove a bullet lodged in his head after he attempted suicide following the murder. The two hour operation failed to extract the bullet.
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Genoa
Italy
Baron Paterno
Giulia di Trigona
Helena
Man Arrested in Smuggling Diamonds From New York
Havana reports passenger William Mark of the steamer Saratoga arriving from New York was arrested for attempting to smuggle diamonds valued at 80 000 dollars. He was caught placing the bag with the diamonds and a customs stamp onto another bag.
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Havana
William Mark
Saratoga
New York
Woman Lottery Shark Indicted by Grand Jury
Federal indictment accuses Mrs. Sarah Foster of running a large gambling scheme involving more than 500 women who joined via mail solicitations. She is charged with conducting card games and lottery and offering prizes to paying members.
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Chicago
Sarah Foster
Paris Maracillos Express wreck reports nine dead
At Melun France Nov 6 darkness halted recovery efforts as nine bodies were pulled from the Paris Maracillos Express wreck with others believed trapped. Dying victims remained under ruins while one passenger directed disposal of jewels before death. A hurt passenger named McAdams of Tennessee provided his name.
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Melun
France
Annie
McAdams
Tennessee
Fielder Leads by 33 000 in New Jersey Governor Race
Early returns from Tuesday's election suggest James F. Fielder, Democrat, leads Edward C. Brooks, Republican, by about 35 000 votes for governor. Democrats gain control of both state chambers, with the Senate 11 to 10 and the Assembly 234 to 24 in favor of Democrats. Everett Colby, Progressive, likely exceeds 40 000 statewide.
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Trenton
N. Fs
Pivldee
Stokes
Everett Colby
Pletcher
Oobie
Arms seized as militia raids Ludlow encampment
In Ludlow a search by the militia yielded 35 rifles and pistols and 5000 rounds of ammunition from the tent colony. Additional ammunition was found at the Ludlow station agent. A search of the Worles camp found no rifles. General Chase returned to Trinidad after visiting Walsenburg.
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Trinidad
Colo
Chase
Walsenburg
Rouse
Ludlow
Worles
Rome Mayor and Aldermen Resign After Election Defeat
Rome Italy Nov 5 Mayor Nathan and the city aldermen resign after a heated discussion following defeat in the November general elections. The second ballot of the two candidates backed by the municipal lod faced defeat prompting the resignations.
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Rome
Italy
Nathan
Lod
Wife killed in Rochester dance hall. two others wounded
In Rochester at the Red Top dance hall Billy Edwards, owner, was shot and killed by M. G. McFadden. Frank Meade, Edwards' partner, was shot in the heart and will die. Betsy Dorie and Emma Hoffman were wounded as McFadden came to remove his wife who was present. The three men persuaded her not to leave.
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Reno
Red Top
Rochester
Billy Edwards
M. G. McFadden
Frank Meade
Edwards’ Perther
Bhotty
Dorie
Emma Hoffman
McFadden
Poreumle
Newkirk Wins First El Paso to Phoenix Auto Race
Brad Newkirk driving car number 6, entered from Chihuahua, Mexico, won the inaugural El Paso to Phoenix 517 mile race today. He finished the course in 17 hours 11 minutes. John Joboson in car 3 took second, with M. L. Naguis third.
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Phoenix
Atle
Brad Newkirk
Chihuahua
Mexico
Mneuton
John Joboson
M. L. Naguis
Qopecess
Naquin
Rebels Defeated Near Guayaquil in Ecuador Clash
Government forces under Colonel Carlow Alfaro defeated a G-4 rebels unit near Guayaquil. Several rebels were killed in the engagement.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Carlow Alfaro
Mystery of Annie M Parker Abandonment Solved
Nine crew members were saved after abandoning the Annie M Parker near Nantucket. Captain Vincent Nelson and three mates likely perished, with cook Reuben Kenney swept overboard. Survivors say enforced drift in small boats led to the decision to abandon the grounded vessel on Rose and Crown shoals.
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Portland
Annie M. Parker
Astrakhan
Nantucket
New Ledford
Cultor Gresham
Annin Parker
Tifton
Jaccksonville
Dories
Reuben Kenney
Glenwood
N. S
Dorya
Vincent Nelsen
Schoong Kyle Sound
Ross Worther
Pubnico Head
N. 8
Thomas Lindry
Arcichat
C. BR
San Hopes Hather Rives
Henry Nelson
Beverly
Boston
Josie
Phoebe
Wat
Rglerant
New Foundland
Rose and Crown
Nelson
All Trainmen on Oregon Road Are on Strike
Baker Ore November 5 Trainmen, engineers and firemen on the Sumpier Valley railroad between Baker and Prairie City Ore went on strike tonight over alleged railroad refusals to grant a hearing to a joint committee of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers regarding recent discharge of several men The strikers say the men were discharged for forming the union railroad officials deny the charge The strike is under the supervision of Robin McIntyre of Cleveland Co vice president of the Railway Brotherhood With a deputized force sent to guard railroad property at South Baker
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Baker, Ore
Sumpier Valley
Baker
Prairie City
Ore
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Brotherhedda
Robin McIntyre
Cleveland, Co
Railway Truthmiom
Tolleht
South Baker
Not On Program Dog and Cat Disrupt Orpheum Vaudeville
Patrons at the Orpheum theatre witnessed an unintended act as a large cat chased by a big dog bolted into the doorway and caused a wild chase across the stage. Manager Kopald intervened, driving the animals out with a broom and joking that it would not be allowed in his theatre.
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Orpheum
Orpheurm Theatre
Filma
Able
Acros
Kopald
Cain
Washington weighs Huerta crisis as diplomacy stays secret
Officials in Washington monitor General Huerta's response to U S pressure while keeping diplomacy behind closed doors. President Wilson seeks a peaceful solution and warns against premature public moves as the Mexican situation remains tense and unresolved.
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Washington
Navy
Huerta
Muerta
United States
Wilang
Wilson
Huerta Decree Edges Silver Coins Into Local Tender
President Huerta issues a decree making silver fifty cent pieces legal tender and authorizes bank notes to circulate as money. Notes are not redeemable for a year while metal content will be returned to banks. The move cites high exchange rates and public demand to melt silver pesos.
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Mexico] City
Huerta
Bank of London
National Bank
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Art
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William A Tuvard
Hink
Porter Namore
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Vlert
Coolony
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Tera
Constitutionalia
Forwsa
Piedran Negras
el Moral
Bordar
Rele Toderth
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