Defense Seeks specifics in Haywood trial case
The court heard arguments on whether the state must disclose its case specifics against Haywood and co defendants in the Boise murder trial. Darrow pressed for access to evidence while Richardson argued the defense remains ready, with Borah and other figures present. Roosevelt signaled potential federal review if miscarriage of justice is proven.
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Guise
Idaho
Fret Wood
Frank Steunene
William Haywood
Brighh
Frank Richardson
Denver
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Borah
Jamies H. ‘Hawley
Hig
Darrow
Seesiaeds Iaid
Wood
Richardson
Ancea
Tata
Square’ Deal
New York
Central Federated Union
Roosevelt
Moyer and Haywood
Boise
Steunenburg
Committee of the Union
Washington
Moyer and
Haywood
Eleven Black Hands Convicted in Local Risenhand Case
Eleven of thirteen defendants charged with the capital crime were found guilty in Luzerne County court Monday when the jury verdict was announced. The remaining two defendants were acquitted according to Wilkesbarre reports from May 7.
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Wilkesbarre
Laesotaé County
Drowns in Bath at region Springs
Ernest Mc Pherson aged 46 son of a prominent Ontario cotton manufacturer drowned in a plunge at region Springs Sunday night while swimming. Proximity to Hutte Montana is noted with the May 7 report.
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Hutte
Mont
Ernest McPherson
Ontario
Canada
Region Springs
Infrocked Rector and Ward Located in Peekskill
Rev Cooke and ward Miss Floreta Whaley located in Peekskill New York after a rumored abduction. Long Island officials issued a warrant for Cooke arrest amid mob violence fears. Whaley's grandmother testified before Judge Cet Ung in Mineola. Belmont and other parishioners had urged Cooke's deposition after his disappearance.
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Mineola
Cooke
Miss _ Whaley
Counle
Elopers
York
Long Island
Henrystead
Belmont
Miss Whaley
Ich Cooke
August Belmont
Estrada Is New Commander of Puerto Cortez
May 1 reports from Puerto Cortez Honduras via New Orleans May 7 say Juan Fatada of the Nicaraguan army was appointed commandant of Puerto Cortez Pace in a move likely to end recent lawlessness. Gen Estrada has disciplined his troops since Nicaragua's invasion and the investigation into the assault on the American negro continues.
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Puerto Cortez
Honduras
New Orleans
Gin
Juan Fatrada
Nicarezian
Putite Cortes
Estrada
Man MacLaren Dead Dr John Watson Passes Away
Dr John Watson known as Tan Maclaren dies at Mount Pleasant Iowa after a two week illness from an ear abscess. He had traveled from Minneapolis to lecture, and his condition deteriorated with blood poisoning and left ear and throat abscesses. His wife found him lifeless after a brief absence.
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Mount Pleasant
John Watson
Tan Maclaren
Pe Watson
Minneapolis
Dedyer
Ture
Chicago
Watson
Wie
Big Strike in Orizaba Mills Sparks City Turmoil
In Orizaba Mexico on May 7 two thousand Rio Blanco mill workers and 1003 Nogales mill workers went on strike as streets filled with restless crowds. They protested unpaid extra work at Rio Blanco and a dispute at Nogales where a worker was arrested after a fight and discharged, provoking a renewed demand for reinstatement and a stoppage.
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Orizaba
Mexico
Rio Blanco
Nogales
Rebels Slay Turkish Troops in Yanmen Battle
A Constantinople dispatch reports seven Turkish battalions about 6,500 men nearly annihilated by rebels in Yanmen province, Turkish Arabia. The Turkish commander calls for reinforcements as the Yemen uprising, started about 12 years ago, continues despite earlier Arab crush claims.
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Yemen
Arabia
London
Constantinople
Yanmen
Tornado Rips Northern Teras Causing Deaths and Destruction
A powerful tornado swept Northern Teras causing one confirmed death and multiple injuries. Entire villages including Antioch and Birthwright faced near total destruction with crops ruined and homes demolished. Survivors sought shelter in cellars as livestock losses mounted and communications villagewide collapsed.
Ex-Folice Chief Indicted In May 6 Grand Jury
Chicago reports a grand jury indictment against former police chief John M. Collings and four Dunne campaign allies. W L OConnell former commissioner of public works and Dunne campaign manager. EB A Howie former city business agent and treasurer. Frank D. Comerford former police department attorney. detectives J McGrath and P J McNulty. Charges include conspiracy to violate civil service law and illegal act in police detail funding.
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Chicago
Grand Jury
Manralty
John M. Collings
Ehiet
W. JL. O'Connell
Dunne Campaign
EB. A. Howie
Frank D. Comerford
J. McGrath
P. J. McNulty
Collins
Brooklyn Sugar Refinery Strike Turns Violent
A May 7 strike of 356 laborers at Havemeyer Sugar Refining in Brooklyn led to clashes with police reserves. Workers left en masse demanding wages up from 15 to 18 cents an hour and attacked nonstriking coworkers as riots followed, requiring reinforcements from four stations to disperse them.
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New York
Havemeyer Sugar Refining Company
Brooklyn
Collision on Toledo urban interurban line kills two
A south-bound limited car on the Toledo urban interurban line collided with a north-bound local car Sunday night about one mile south of Dowling Green. Two persons were reported dead and over a score injured.
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Tolédo
Toledo
World in Brief: Fires, wrecks, deaths across regions
A fire at Blanchard Press New York damaged $125,000 of the plant. In Blind River, Mich., three children perished in a blaze. A Santa Fe passenger train derailed near St Norborne, Mo., injuring ten. A Burlington Flyer wreck near Manhattan, Mont., killed one and wounded 25. Notables include Thomas Wye Lawson of the Boston Shopper, the pope granting a private audience, and various political and legal items from across the country.
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Dominique
Blind River
Mich
Blanchard Press
New York
Santa Fe
St Norborne
Thomas Wye ‘Lawson
Boston
Kuroki
Missoula
Montana
Manhattan
Mont
W. R. Haymaker
Fort ‘Worth
Tex
Kansas City
George B. Buber
Croton
Falls
Naval Training
Lake Bluff
Chicago
MedderFontein
Transvaal
Mary Hurley
Winona
Minn
Carlos
Portugal
Argentina
Brazil
Lisbon
Max Francis Klepper
Flatbush
N.Y
Harriett T. Haskell
Monticello Seminary
Godfrey, DL
Livingston
Wettengel
Klamath Falls
Qrc
Coust Otto von Walderstein
Willows
Cal
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Taft
Panama Canal
Theodore Nemeyer
Chicago-New York Electric Air Line Railway Company
Illnois
Ernest W. Huffcutt
Law School of
Collum
Gov. New York
Shelby Steel Tube Company
Pittsburg
Largest Man George W Sheppard Dies at 52
George W Sheppard of Jacksonville Illinois, reputed to be the largest man in the central states at 535 pounds, died Monday from paralysis at age 52.
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Jacksonville
George W Sheppard
Central States
Bandits Rob North Coast Limited Near Butte Montana
North Coast Limited train robbed near Welch's Spur east of Butte. Engineer Frank Clow killed and fireman shot. Robbers sought currency from Seattle Portland Spokane consignments. Bloodhounds tied to Deer Lodge penitentiary. youths arrested at Basin. No money taken.
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Butte
Mont
North Coast Limited
Northern Pacific
Welch's Spur
Seattle
Portland
Spokand
North’ Coast Limited
Bearmouth
Here
St. Paul
Horn
North Coast, Limited
Frank Clow
Culver
Mouutain
Sheriff Webb
Billings
Deer Lodge
Crow
Helena, Mont
Shoemaker
North Coast
Lmited
Basin
Woodville
Tuberculosis in Schools Debate at International Meeting
Washington report on the International Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis focusing on schools and factories. Attendees agreed crowded rooms poor air and bad light drive spread and urged radical steps to improve hygienic conditions in classrooms and workshops.
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Washington
International Association For the Study and Prevention
Brown Re-Elected Mayor in Lincoln Narrow Victory
Lincoln voters re-elected Democrat Lincoln Frank W. Brown as mayor by a 37 vote margin over Republican A H Hutton. Three Democratic councilmen were chosen H F Bishop Michael Bauer and Henry Hauschild keeping the council at eight Republicans and three Democrats.
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Lincoln
Frank W. Brown
A.H. Hutton
H. F. Bishop
Michael Bauer
Henry Hauschild
Eight Coaches Turn Over Near Holly Train Wreck
A Santa Fe California Limited running as No. 8 No. 4 ditched one mile west of Medway Colorado due to spreading rails. Rain delayed six hours yet attempted to regain time. Nine coaches toppled except the last Pullman in the wreck. Frank incident details limited. no injuries reported in the short summary.
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Holly
Colo
California Limited
Santa Fe
Medway
Sinal
Arbitration Suggested Between Mexico and Guatemala
Guatemalan minister Senor Toledo Herrate urged the government to offer arbitration for the differences with Mexico. He met at the State department Tuesday for a long discussion with officials about the issue. Both nations are parties to a treaty from the Pan American congress in Mexico City.
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Washington
Senor Toledo Herrate
Mexico
Guatemala
State Department
Iowa Crop Report Describes Cold Week Across Iowa
Des Moines reports an unusually cool spell with average daily temperatures about 15 degrees below normal. Across several stations, May 3 lows reached 18 degrees and April 29 brought 6 to 10 inches of snow in southern and central areas with widespread snow flurries. Precipitation remained light.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Bengon
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Richardton
Carrow Fenge
Scrater Corgh
Burgess
Lawlesaneas
Puerto ‘Cortez
Maclaren
Mt. Pleasant
Abese
Teras
R. “H. Bryson
Halesboro
Rett River County
Andrew Bell
Atiloch
Pleasant Grove
Antioch
Sulphur Springs
Wim. Lemnicus
Barzil
Lemmons
Gebris
James Ferguson
Crawford Martin
J. P. Conner
Birthwright
Bille
Sugar Trust
Bowling Grass
Milwaukee
Kansas
Louis
Texas
Omaha
Pacific
Helena
Brown
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