Well Known Textile Man Boston Dynamite Case Arraigned
President William M Wood of the American Woolen company surrendered on an indictment charging a dynamite conspiracy in Lawrence during the winter strike. Bail was set at 5000 with a planned arraignment next Tuesday. Also indicted, Dennis Collins of Cambridge with 1500 bail, and a third man unnamed. Dynamite found in a Syrian lodging house a cobbler’s shop and a cemetery sparked the case amid the Lawrence strike context. Breen the undertaker was convicted and fined 500.
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Boston
William Wood
American Woolen Company
Lawrence
Wood
New England
New York State
Wm. M. Wood
Meiisaac
Dennis Collins
Cambridge
Rish
John J. Breen
Flawrence
Breen
Suffolk County
Ralston Addresses Indiana Democrats in Anderson
Judge Samuel M. Ralston, Democratic nominee for Indiana governor, spoke at the Grand opera house in Anderson. He defended the Democratic faith, urged reform, and claimed Illinois policies show the party's record of reducing debt, trimming taxes, and expanding public services. He contrasted Democratic progress with Republican failures and urged voters to change administration in Indiana.
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Anderson
Ind
Grand Opera House
Samuel M. Ralston
Indiana
Ralston
Thvie Pelional
Democratic Party of
Department of State
Indaaa
Wil
Adit
Democratic Party
Uts
Edwin
Otis
Democratic Nominee Delivers Keynote on Regulation and Labor
The speech touts progress from 1911 reforms expanding railroad and factory oversight to stricter liquor and local option laws. It defends local self government and outlines views on labor, capital, constitutional change, and future legislation, including public utilities and wage protections. The candidate contrasts city township units with county options and presses for policy consistency and public health measures.
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Railroad Commission
Indiana
Democratic Party
Tom
Republican Party
Anti-Saloon League
Marshall
Wall Street
Wilson
Fire destroys Walton log cabin. infant dies
In Walton, Indiana, a fire at a log cabin owned by Wm. Bowyer kills a fifteen month old baby. Bowyer and two other children suffer severe burns while Mrs. Bowyer rescues the two older children and the father. The mother reentered to save him but could not reach the infant.
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Logansport
Ind
Wm. Bowyer
Walton
Bowyer
Indiana Governor Candidate Speech Endorses Wilson and Marshall
A Indiana gubernatorial candidate extols Woodrow Wilson and Warren G. Harding era figures, promises impartial service, and vows to enforce law. He argues the governor should uphold the state’s institutions, not be used for party ends, and seeks support from all voters who value orderly governance and state dignity.
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R. “Marshall
Wood
Wilson
Marshall
Indiana
Oie
State reports large valuation of railroad and utility property
The state and Allen County auditors catalog massive holdings including railroads totaling over 7.4 million and public service assets near 2 million. Detailed figures list county by county railroad valuations, interurban lines into Fort Wayne, and valuations for telephone and telegraph properties across Adams, Jefferson, Marion, and other areas.
Socialist Nominee Seidel Publishes Letter of Acceptance
Milwaukee Wis Aug 30 socialist nominee for vice president on the social democratic ticket made public today his formal letter of acceptance. There was no ceremony in connection with his acceptance as the candidate was said to be elsewhere delivering campaign speeches in New England states.
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Milwaukee
Wis
E Iv.beidel
Seidel
New England ‘States
Talk of Gilbert Gov. Revival Report
Washington report notes revived talk of Gilbert as governor candidate with uncertain details. The dispatch mentions Newton and Angals and hints at possible appointment, but specifics remain unclear.
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Gilbert
Washington
Ewton
W. Gilbert
Angals
Ee ” Gilbert da
Allen County teachers listed for 1912 13 term
County Superintendent Henry G Felger releases the resignations of teachers for the Allen County schools for 1912 13 term. About 170 to 180 instructors will be employed excluding Fort Wayne. Monroe township has the largest assignment. A full institute begins Monday September 2. The list shows teachers and schools by township with numerous names across Aboite Adams Cedar Creek Eel River Jackson Jefferson Lafayette Lake Madison Marion Maumee Milan Monroe Perry Pleasant Joseph Scipio Springfield Washington Wayne townships and others.
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Henry G. Felger
Allen County
Fort Wayne
Monroe Township
Aboite Township
W. C. Holloman
R. W.harrison
Jessie * Gillispie
Elsie Pratt
Ella Nicholson
F. H. McNutt
August Oser
Adams Township
B. H. Smith
R. B. Woolover
Maude Caps
Estelle Albro
Clara Kintzle
Clara Sheridan
Minnie Boblet
Eva Rich
Cedar Creek Township
W. W. Mershon
G. A. Ringenberg
Daisey Warner
Belle Noble
John Schwartz
Orpha Bender
Jesse Klopfenstein
Lydia Conrad
Robert Beams
Edwin Paff
Safara Gerig
Eel River
P. E. Sible
Luella Hand
Ellen Johnson
Margaret Madden
Alpha Bair
Irman Sloffer
Blanche Johnson
Mentor McDuffie
Lynn’ McBride
Jackson
Clara Burnett
Elam Springer
Roy Darling
Charles Irwin
Zama Harris
Edgar Crabill
Addie Darnell
Jefferson Township
E.C. Thomas
Edna Gorrell
E.E. Sweeney
Lucy Jacquay
Carrie Pratt
Olive Lenhart
Chester Gerardot
Burton Adame
Charles le: Miller
Carrie ‘Behrman
Lafayette
Addie Coverdale
Edna McFadden
Carrie Crabbs
Homer Young
Arthur ‘Farrell
Amy Brown
Gertrude Meyers
Estelle F.orr
Lake Township
H. W. Maurer
Gertrude Trahin
Russell Harlan
Aldrich Ringwalt
Ella Gorman
Goldan van Houten
Mary Hoban
Lillian Wessels
Madison Township
Lora Whittern
Earl “Peckham
M. J. “Flaugh
Dwight Reynolds
C. L
Bobilya
Cail Brown
Marion Shookman
Dwight Youse
Garnet Lenhart
Howard Hobbs
Bessie Stopher
Zelda Stauffer
Louis Fuelling
Halcie Pearson
Alta Darling
Monroe
Henry McIntosh
B. F.clem
Stella Cuyler
George Long
Charles Nichols
Helen Jones
John F. Crabill
J. J. Peters
A.R. Parker
Mary Funican
Ells Granthan
Jessie Harvey
Ary Lindemuth
Perry
Walter Hursh
Alma Kariger
George Prince
Louis Wilkie
Jennie McDuffie
Mary Madden
Bessie Hart
John A. Clark
Agnes Diebold
Caroline Walter
Pleasant Township
Ethel S. Connett
Violet Hursh
Grace Wilson
Nellie ‘Hursh
Myrtle Woods
Orpha Pritchard
Oddie Meeker
John Oser
David G. Forest
Joseph Township
Carrie A. Noble
Anna Cook
Foster Houck
Grace Smith
Ruth
L.C. Pratt
Millie Pratt
Sophia Schowe
Ernest A. Warner
Carrie Archer
Wayren Township
Nellie McKay
Helen Wilkie
Addie M. Johnston
Jennie W. Jones
Fannie Brown
Josephine Bennett
Pearl Townsend
J. Brubaker
Johanna Freuchte
A. A. Ringwalt
Theresa Hammond
Mrs. Henry H. Rogers Dies Suddenly in Dining Car
Mrs. Henry H. Rogers, widow of the former vice president of Standard Oil, died suddenly in a Grand Central dining car after a journey from Bretton Woods to New York. She had suffered heart attacks for a decade and sought relief at Bretton Woods. her condition worsened quickly.
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New ‘York
Henry H. Rogers
Standard Oil. Company
Grand Central Station
Bretton Woods
N. H
Rogere
Seven Die as Home Burns in Rutherford Fire
Emilio Bebaro and six of seven children perished when a blaze destroyed their Rutherford New Jersey home. The father and the eldest son escaped by leaping from a second story window as a wall of fire trapped others. Five bodies were recovered, the mother and infant found near the window. Fire crews suspect a locomotive spark started the blaze.
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Rutherford
N. J
Emilio Bebaro
Debaro
Tariff System Criticized at Democratic Rally in Missouri
Governor Thomas R. Marshall of Indiana condemned protectionist tariffs as driving corporate campaign contributions and lobbying. He argued tariffs force trust magnates to fund politics, urging a shift toward business without congressional interference and warning against tampering with tariff laws. Governor Plaisted of Maine joined in the waterfront remarks.
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Ranger
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Washington
Marshall
Plaisted
Maine
Messrs. Roosevelt
Archbold
Penrose
Roosevelt
Standard Oil Company
Congress
Avilla Sees Tax Base Rise Boosting Possible Bonding
Avilla Indiana with town and school officials report an assessed holdings increase of about 199,855 dollars by the county auditor as the basis for levies. The rise allows nearly 400 more to fund a bond issue and may enable lower rates on some funds. A poison incident in Blaffton linked to tainted food left two women ill but out of danger after medical treatment.
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Avilla
Ind
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Woolen Company
Stroy
Henry
Bopp
Public Service Corporation
Allen “County
C. K. Harrod
Wayne
Springfield
St. Joseph
Cedar Creek
Adams
Jefferson
Marion
Madison
Lake
Maumee
Milan
Ealst
Diesel
New Haven
Fort _ Wayne
Central Union Telephone Company
New Haven Telephone Company
Nine Mile Telephone
Uniondale Central Telephone . Company
Ees
American Telephone and . Telegraph Company
Antwerp Telephone Company
Central Telephone Company of
Decatur
Western Union Telegraph
PANY
Pullman Company
American Express Company
National Express Company
Wells Fargo Express Company
Fort Wayne and Northern
Pany Postal Telegraph Company
United States Express ‘Company
H. H. Rogers
Rutherford, N.J
Says Marshall
Blaffton
Samuel Stout
Harry Mendenhall
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