McNamara brothers sentenced for life and sixteen years
James B. McNamara receives life imprisonment while John J. McNamara is sentenced to sixteen years for dynamite conspiracy tied to the Los Angeles Times bombing. After sentencing both men are taken before the grand jury amid claims of forthcoming revelations. Darrow denies telling Gompers of innocence. Nickels calls the claim false.
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Los Angeles
James B. McNamara
John J. McNamara
Walter Bordwell
Los Angeles Times
Llewellyn Iron Works
McNamaras
Mrs Will Doyle Recovering After Ohio Bonesetter Visit
Rushville Republican reports Mrs Will Doyle formerly Miss Mary Neutzenhelzer of this city traveled to Youngsalty for treatment by an Ohio bonesetter. The lameness from a right hip injury was relieved and a fee of 26.06 was charged in the United States.
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Mrs
Will Doyle
Ohio
Bonesetter
Rushville
Will’ Doyle
Indianapolis
Mary Neutzenhelzer
Two Accidents Within a Year For Mrs Woodcock Family
Mrs Esther Woodcock, living on Conwell Street, Indianapolis, fell last Friday and fractured a hip previously. Her daughter-in-law Mrs William Woodcock has been caring for her and reports the arm break in the same period adds to a year marked by injuries to the family.
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William Woodcock
Indianapolis
Esther Woodcock
Conwell Street
Three Hundred Names On Lists For T. I. & L. Traction Line
Broaddus, chair of the trolley committee, gathers seven petitions with near three hundred names from Cambridge City Milton and Richmond to urge extending the T. I. & L. traction line to this city. A joint meeting with line officials is sought, with plans for a trip over the proposed extension.
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L. L. Broaddus
T. H. 1. & & Traction
Milton
Broaddus
Richmond Commercial Club
Cambridge City
Richmond
Stong
Mr Newkirk III and Mrs McFarlan Visit Daytona Family
Mrs Herbert McFarlan has gone to Daytona Florida to stay with her father and mother Mr and Mrs William Newkirk Sr as his health remains imperfect for several weeks.
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Herbert McFarlan
Daytona
Florida
Mrey
William Newkirk Sr
Tourist Printer Orville Adams Goes to Jail
Orville Adams, a tourist printer, is jailed after an intoxication incident. He states he will leave the area.
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Orville Adams
Newkirk Jr. Hurt After Bicycle Fall Near Church
William E. Newkirk Jr. was severely hurt when his bicycle wheel hit a frozen rut near St. Gabriel's church and he fell, striking his head and injuring limbs. A blood pool marked the spot, he was incoherent at first, but later described the crash. doctors expect a prompt, full recovery with rest at home for several days.
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William E. Newkirk Jr
St. Gabriel’s Church
Mr. Newkirk
Labor Leader Gompers Offers Open Books for Inquiry
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, said his group’s records will be open to the federal grand jury or any responsible person. He denied being under surveillance and claimed Burns’s men have been following him since his arrival in New York. He dismissed a report that Clarence Darrow attended a conference in Indianapolis, stating the gathering included forty labor leaders discussing fundraising for Nava defense.
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New - York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Federal ‘Grand Jury
Gompers
Burns
New
Borna
Clarence Darraw
Indianapolis
Jane
Fae
Longworth Visits His Father-in-law
Representative Nicholas Longworth of Ohio, after spending a day with his father-in-law former President Roosevelt, announced that he discourages any effort to nominate Roosevelt for president in 1912. He replied to Ohio Republican Chairman Brown who said the state preferred Roosevelt to Taft or La Follette.
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Longworth
Washington
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Roosevelt
Brown
Republican Executive Committee of
Taft
la Follette
Bri ee Secure' 'Bigninjurres by Weta" Denied by a ce ais oe "Drys."
Sensations are anticipated amid the chaotic scene as officials deny a claim of injuries from a meteor event. Community watchers await official statements from the agency overseeing the incident.
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Bri
Weta
Ais
Walker Whiteside Visit Noted Repeats From Sixteen Years Past
Fragmentary note records Walker Whiteside visiting a site years earlier and returns reference to a sixteen year gap. The text is incomplete but indicates a prior presence by the named individual and a long interval between visits.
Iron Work Fray Clears Cement Piers on Grand Avenue
Ground cleared for an opening with cement piers spanning Grand avenue. Crews removed earth and demolished machinery to complete a long awaited installation. Observers note the project as a milestone after years of work.
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al & D
Grand Avenue
Puttini
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M'Namara
John J
Grand Jury
Darrow
McNbynaras
Atlanta
McNamara
BE. H. Nickels
Chicago
Nickels
Waa
Mr. Broaddus
Trolley Committee
Trac
Tion
Cambridge
Milton Eager
MR. Newkirk III
Mayor Hawkins
WA. Newkirk, JR
Compers
Federation
Will
Walker Whiteside
Cae
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