Four Rosenthal Gunmen Executed at Sing Sing
Albany April 15. Cirofici aka Dago Frank confessed before execution that Gyp the Blood Horowitz Lefty Louie Rosenberg and Harry Wallon fired the shots killing Herman Rosenthal. Becker had nothing to do with the case. Whitey Seidenshner claimed he did not fire. Bodies returned to city with mourners viewing at several homes and carriages.
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Albany
N. Y
Dago Frank
Cirofici
Sing Sing Prison
Clancey
Gyp
Horowitz
Louie’ Rosenberg
Harry Wallon
Herman Rosenthal
Becker
Chrofic
Whitey Lewis
Seldenshner
Althoth
Ater
Hrosenthal
Chofict
John J. Riley
State Prison Department
Glynn
Rosenthal
New York
Sing Bing
Whitey Lewin” Seidenshner
Long Island
Williamsburg Bridge
Gyp the Blood
Harlem
Ossining
Sing Sing
Frank Kotiel
Jacob Seidensehner
Frank Muller
Whitey
Jarry Horowicz
Louisa Rosenberg
Lefty Louie
Seidensehner
Aviator Breaks Loop Record in England
Gustave Hamel in Hendon flies 22 loops at 4 000 feet to beat his previous 21 loop mark in a monoplane. Drought tightens grip on Decatur as officials plan liquor bans and closure of soft drink parlors and liquor shipments. In Tokyo Count Shigenobu Okuma accepts premiership, form new cabinet, seen as progressive but respected across factions.
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England
London
Gustave Hamel
Hendon
Decatur
Tokyo
Shigenobu
Okuma
Japan
Cabi
Cipper Mine Strike Ends in Western Federation Fallout
Miners in Hancock Michigan vote to end the copper strike after months of disruption. They waive union recognition, claim most demands met including eight hours, three dollar daily wage, while operators refuse recognition. Thousands of workers were replaced. estimates of strikers varied. The toll includes violence and a million dollar cost to the union.
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Hancock
Mich
Charles E. Hietela
Western Federation of Miners
Hidela
National Guard
Hietela
Indict six in Spurgeon case in Denver
Grand Jury returns indictments for kidnapping pastor Otis L. Spurgeon of Des Moines who said he was dragged from a hotel 24 miles along the Brighton road. Six men Jeremiah Cronin Frank Soran William Dolan Frank Nugent Darney Sylvester Timothy Callahan charged with assault and abduction and under arrest.
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Grand Jury
Denver
Colo
Otis L. Spurgeon
Des Moines
Brighton
Jeremiah Cronin
Frank Soran
William Dolan
Frank Nugent
Darney Sylvester
Timothy Callahan
Transported Girl Held as Milwaukee Woman’s Daughter Runs Away
Fred J. Hatten of Chicago and Gertrude Sehmidt of Milwaukee were arrested in Great Falls on a detec tive’s complaint. Sehmidt’s daughter admitted fleeing with Hatten and they lived in Butte before arriving Jan 30. Hatten faces Donlan law prosecution for transporting a woman for immoral purposes.
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Hatch
Huerta Refuses Salute Amid Tampico Standoff
General Maas reports Mexico refuses Admiral Mayo’s demand for a 24 hour flag salute after the Tampico arrest of American sailors. President Wilson expects a salute and John Lind advises a diplomatic pause as Huerta’s north province battle continues.
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Vera Cruz
Gustavo Maas
Morelos Zaragosa
Tampico
Mayo
Zaragosa
Maas
Admiral Mayo
Fletcher
Admiral Fletcher
Washington
Huerta
Tampiso
Wilson
John Lind
Mexico
Lind
Bryan
United States
Cummins Denounces Rates Hike Backers as Misleading
Washington April 15 Senator Cummins charged on the Senate floor that a widespread campaign seeks public sympathy for a five percent freight rate increase for eastern railroads now before the Interstate Commerce Commission. He warned the public is misled by exaggerated statements and compared the toll impact to the Panama Canal issue, estimating long term costs exceed tolls paid by ships and coastwise vessels if rates rise.
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Cummins
Washington
Senator Cumming
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States official kills self in Washington hotel room
Holcombe, chief supervisor of the Indian bureau, reportedly ended his life in a downtown Washington hotel room. Associates cited deteriorating physical condition and recent complaints as possible causes. Interior officials said his department work was in order and notified his family in Denver.
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Denver
Coto
Opponents prepare for fight over Panama toll repeal
Washington reports opponents of repealing Panama toll exemptions for American ships will marshal strong arguments before the Senate committee on interoceanic canals this week. They aim to block the Sims bill and argue against administration aims while noting a treaty with Colombia granting warships free canal access.
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Washington
Panama
Senate Comitee
House
Senate
Canals Committee
O'Gorman
Interoceanic Canals Committee
Colombia
Great Britain
Engineer Saves His Train at Indiana Harbor
Hammond Ind April 14 M O Brien engineer of a Lake Shore passenger train raced a speeding east bound Pere Marquette flyer at Indiana Harbor and prevented a collision with his own train which had been derailed A freak accident had caused three coaches and a combination mail car of a Chicago board Lake Shore train to leave the carts injuring three passengers The heroic action of O Brien prevented a second wreck.
Bridge Memorializes Major Archibald W. Hott in Atlanta
Atlanta honors Major Archibald W. Hott, Taft's military aid, who died in the Titanic disaster. The April dedication marks the second anniversary of the sinking tragedy with Taft delivering the principal address and other dignitaries paying tribute to the Georgian hero who refused to leave the ship.
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Atlanta
Archibald W. Hott
Taft
Wiklard Knocks Out Daly in Ninth Round
Jesse Wiklard of Kansas knocked out Dan Daly of New Castle in the ninth round of a ten round match in Buffalo. Judge Philbrick of Springfield was removed to St. Job's hospital for an operation in critical condition. Gov. Karl Brewer urged U S aid for veterans and memorial to union and confederate veterans at the centennial of peace.
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W Witlard
Daly
Buffalo
N. Y
Jesse Wiklard
Kansas
Dan Daly
New Castle
Philbrick
Springfeld
Sole Philbrick
Chimpaliga
Appellate Court of the
Third District
St. Job's Hospital
Elin
U. S
Washington
Karl Brewer
Mississippi
Senate
Governor Ralston Visits Indiana School for Deaf Inspects Work
Governor Ralston accompanied by Charles Greathouse and other officials toured the Indiana State School for the Deaf in Indianapolis. They reported the spirit and work at the institution are fine and pledged to consider useful new methods to improve efficiency after a detailed briefing by Superintendent Richard O. Johnson.
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Ralston
Charles 4. Greathouse
Stade
Indiana Institution
Indianapolis
Indiana State School For Deaf
Charles A. Greathouse
A. O. Neal
A. R. Charman
Indiana State Normal School
Amos W. Stutler
John LB. Elam
Board of State Charities
Mary A. Spink
Richard O. Johnson
Johnson
Humane Society Report Highlights Statewide Work
The forty fifth annual Witness Elumane society report details tabulated work across the state. Springfield, though not parent, acts as foster leader for smaller societies, with 30 societies reporting. East St. Louis shows higher activity than Springfield. Child work reports 174 complaints with 19 children placed, 3 cruelty prosecutions. animal work reports 259 investigations with 244 animals humanely destroyed and 4 prosecutions. Fairbanks Planned to Speak at Clinton County Arbor Day April 17 with school addresses, tree planting, and a city parade. committees named. Republican State Convention to open April 22 at Indianapolis with Marion club reception and potential visit by Representative Knowland. event includes a «weroker» at the Marion club.
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Humane Society
Witness Elumane Society
Springfield Humane Society
Laut
Special Humane
East St. Louis
Springfield
Child Work Department
Department of Animal Work
Boy Scouts
Frankfort
George Ht. Lockwood
Muncie
Indiana Forestry Association
Tinance
W. BR. Montgomery
Frank Coulter
D. F. Kern
Eiver Gard
Joseph Combs
William Shanklin
W. R. Minds
Fred Kramer
Frank Crebs
Marion Club
Indianapolis
Christena
Knowland
California
Toincoin League
Severtn
Governor to Exhibit Eggs at Purdue Show
Governor Ralston will display eggs at the Purdue University egg show on May 6 and 7. He ordered a specially selected dozen for the exhibit and backs agricultural advancement and practical education. The event expands to include high school entrants with cash prizes for brown and white eggs and a grand Purdue extension trophy.
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Ralston
Purdue University
Purdue
Indiana
Purdue Ectension Department
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Whittier
Cal Dim
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Johnstown
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de Franko
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U. 5
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Ont
Porter
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Noveere Porter
Raine
Memphis
Tenn
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Mercantile Bank
Racine
Mme. Poincare
French Republic
Stork
Major Butt
Executive
John J. Keegan
State Building and Loan Department
Marion County
State Department
Keegan
Gilbert H. Hendren
Auditor of State
Building and Loan Association Department
Hendren
Legislative
Everybody's Hook
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