Indiana Troops Stand Ready as Labor Unrest Grips Indianapolis
Soldiers in Indianapolis prepare for immediate action as a state crisis over a cat strike escalates. Governor Ralston refuses to recall troops, vows to seek compulsory arbitration of labor disputes, and calls for urgent legislation. About 1,000 union workers marching on the capitol protest the use of troops while 200 women press for swift arbitration.
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McKee
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Meutenant
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Indianayelie
Arma
Bert Wayne
Hockville
Aris
Todd
Provident Beatty
Central Labor Union
William Dobgan
Bricklayer’ Union
Terre Haute, Apdiagapolis & Banters Transit Company
Sliggure
Allega Mona
Abeliffe
Squadron Goes Visiting on Way to Foreign Call
Gibraltar November 7 The squadron of United States battleships on its way to visit Mediterranean ports passed the rock on its forward voyage. The group will be divided into detachments with ships assigned to Marseilles Naples Genoa Villefranche Malta and Valletta while Wyoming to visit Narles and Villefranche. General Olara stabbed twice Havens November 7 General Felix Trax was stabbed by a Mexican at 8 30 last night wounded twice probably not fatally. The assailant was arrested.
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Quits Mad Ruler Ludwig I Becomes Bavarian King
Ludwig I declared king after Otto is dethroned for insanity. Otto, born 1848, had ruled 27 years since Ludwig II’s death, and Ludwig I’s ascent ends a regency begun by Prince Regent Ludwig. Otto died by suicide in Starnberg after regency collapse.
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Two Inmates Riot With Riot Guns At Morris County Jail
Morristown New Jersey November 6 Two intoxicated prisoners each with a riot gun and 2000 rounds held Morris county jail from midnight until dawn terrorizing inmates and the keeper's office They drank liquor and slept before plans for a jail delivery failed Eugene Sampson and John Burns were hospitalized with other prisoners charged with minor offenses After seizing liquor and a storeroom riot guns they fired into the keeper's office at daybreak inmates were found terrified Burns and Sampson asleep in a corner
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of & Goor
Land
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Doapital
Gates Body Put in Vault
Funeral services for John W Gates were held in Cody Wyoming with burial to follow at Woodlawn cemetery in a vault awaiting the family mausoleum completion. The body will rest in a vault until interment with the mausoleum later.
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Iceberg Crash Told Steamer Reaches Port Safely
St Johns N F Nov 6 The freighter Manchester Commerce of the Furness line dragged into harbor with its bow a wreck and pumps working to hold back flood water after a collision with a large iceberg about 100 miles east of Bells Isle The night was dark the berg appeared suddenly leaving little time to avert the crash and the ship battled a heavy storm to reach port with the pumps strained to keep the water out
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Demand for Huerta to surrender power sparks U S threat
A Washington telegram reports President Wilson demands General Huerta step down and warns that war with the United States would be met if he resists. The note proposes an arms embargo to aid Mexican rebels and signals a tougher stance on Huerta’s retirement. In Vera Cruz the Third division ships Rhode Island Virginia Nebraska and New Jersey arrive offshore.
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Huerta
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Denies Having Girl Killed in Barr-Involved Case
Mrs. Ella M. Lake, held as an accessory to the murder of Miss Florence Brown, denies any participation or knowledge. She says Meade Barr framed her as revenge after his confession, noting their shared building and Barr’s threat to “get even.” She recalled Barr’s visit and warned him away from her apartments.
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Florence Brown
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Barr
Lake
Troops to Border as Kilpatrick Sails for New York
Multiple US military movements tied to border duty are reported from various U.S. ports. Kilpatrick departs Galveston for New York to board the Tenth Cavalry en route to Fort Bliss, Texas, with four troops moved from Washington, Chicago, and Fort Leavenworth to Arizona for Mexican border deployment.
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Kilpatrick
New York
Tenth Cavalry
Ethan Allen
Fort Elise
Fifteenth Cavalry
Washington
Chicago
Fort Leavenworth
Arizona
Riot in Indianapolis Hurts 30 Strikers and Police
A riot broke out in Indianapolis on November 7 after attempts to run a street car with non union workers on the Illinois Street line. Thirty people were injured including seven strike breakers and two police. The car was abandoned after stones and bricks struck workers who then surrendered. strike breakers later agreed to return to Chicago on labor union tickets. Carleton died from a gunshot, and Fisher faces murder charges.
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Illinois
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Chicago
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Carleton
Charles Fisher
Bond
Train Crash Fatal To 15 In France Near Paris
A Melun collision on the Paris Lyons Mediterranean line killed fifteen and injured many as a mail train overshot Melun station and crashed into an express from Marseilles to Paris. The mail train consisted of post office wagons. The express train was popular with Anglo American travelers and no Americans were known to be injured.
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Pankhurst Addresses Crowd Amid Police Chase in London
Sylvia Pankhurst spoke at How Baths on Wednesday where Capt. Sir Francis Vane formed a corps to protect suffragists and labor dispute participants. A clash with police later knocked her down as they pursued another woman in a taxi believed to be Pankhurst.
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Voices From Across The World November News Roundup
A digest of events from London to Montevideo. Churchill flies airships Delta Ed Beta at 1,800 feet for about 16 minutes near Parnborough. In Philadelphia a telegraph cross marks fatal train accident killing Julian Myers and Charles Miller. In Springfield deputy sheriff Jack Mat tin slain and detective J.B. Bird wounded. New Orleans hosts Laundrymen’s National convention with 900 delegates arriving by special train from Cincinnati. Ortie McManigal heads toward exile in South America. In Charleston Harry Hilla kills Mrs Charlies H Anderson then self. Burglars steal near $3,000 in New York diamonds while election duty leaves police absent. Theodore Roosevelt arrives in Montevideo greeted by government officials and educators. Halifax reports Acadia crew safe after wreck of Alette. In Constantinople Turkey to hire German mission to reorganize Ottoman army with expanded powers to instructors.
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Cincinnati
State Official Cites Inability to Explain Teacher Shortage Drop
A state official cannot provide a reason for the decline in applicants for teaching positions over the past year. The report notes persistent staffing gaps across districts and ongoing recruitment challenges despite policy efforts.
Falling certificates limit Ohio teachers licenses
Ohio reports show 36 623 applicants for county certificates in the year ending Aug 31, 17 096 were rejected for test failures. Men 11 913 with 5 249 no, women 24 710 with 11 847 no. Total certificates granted 18 520 split 6 653 men and 11 807 women. Certification drops from 1912. State library opens information bureau. liquor revenue, penal system, censorship, and portents of rising coal prices also noted.
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Columbus
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Frank W. Miller
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Billy Patterson
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Ohio Northern fires destroy college buildings and aid for students
A series of fires at Ohio Northern University Ada caused about $116,000 in damage to the Brown and other structures. Insurance covers losses. At Oberlin College the bureau of appointments reports strong job placements for self supporting students and graduates, with earnings exceeding $82,000 from the bureau's efforts.
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