Labor Union Chief Accused of Murder in Los Angeles
Los Angeles April 25. Labor union leaders John J. McNamara and Ortie McManigal, with James McNamara, are en route to Los Angeles to face charges of dynamite killings. Police guard the suspects amid precautions to prevent rescue and avoid publicity. The Labor Temple venue echoed with denunciations as authorities plan secrecy to avert further violence.
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John J. McNamara
Iet Workers Association
James McNamare
Ortie McManigal
Los Angeles Times
William 4
Burns
Sebastian
Labor Temple
Los Angeles Union
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McManigal
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Dettibone
Tle
Steuerberg
Idaho
Overs
Lean Workers
Iis
Hhimax
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Linu
Fphoneser
Les An
Ami
Sherin
Princners
Mail Steamer Sinks in Pagifig Waters
A Chinese vessel named Biliary Siu of the Saks Steamship line sank after going to the aid of the passengers aboard a mail steamer from San Francisci route. The disaster is described with fragmented sentences noting the route, the crew, and a relief effort.
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Henp-Kang
Han Bikooff
H Ure
Asin
San Francisci
Eorman Fled’ Sa
Ginukraver
Adel
Asia
de Amerie
Lin Hock
Biliary Siu
Saks Steamship
Murder Case Delayed by Illness in Worcester Court
The Worcester murder case against Frank McNulty was postponed due to illness. Proceedings paused as jurors and court officials awaited renewed availability amid ongoing trial preparations and related motions.
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Kneiter
Peace Parleys Advance as Gomez Heads to Juarez
Washington reports Dr. Vasquez Gomez, head of a Mexican revolutionary agency, has been asked by General Madero to travel to Juarez for peace talks. El Paso notes armistice terms may extend beyond five days if needed as envoys with full powers are to be appointed for the negotiations.
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Vasquez Gomez
Fransisco I. Madero, Jr
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Madero
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Areiat
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Fiegersk
Hoke
Hamilton County
Naval apology amid mishmash of war era notes and remarks
The document parodies a formal apology from a naval officer amid scattered references to officials, schooling, and international rail and census statistics. It blends quoted lines about responsibility, regret, and procedural reassurances with unrelated notes on politicians, geography, and historical counts.
Washington Farmers Free List Means Great Saving
Washington reports that the farmers free list bill could save consumers more than 300 million dollars, with figures from the New York World indicating net supplies for farm implements bagging for cotton and various goods would drop in price. The piece also notes Senate tariff clashes and committee shifts affecting the bill and political maneuvering in Washington in mid to late April.
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New York World
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Tyeomeger
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Jaths
Surviving Robbers Alliance Member Behind Bars
Minneapolis April 24 Harry Bowman known as Harry Richardson and linked to the Iowa Robbers alliance was rearrested as he left the work house. He faces a bank theft charge involving 44 000 at Cummins State Bank. Johnny Borden once called Southern Dan was killed in Chicago December 1409 and tied to the gang. Jerry McCarthy escaped prison after a 11 year sentence. Police and Bankers Protective Association continue the hunt, with Hammond witnesses and years of raids across Iowa and midwestern states.
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Harry Bowman
Harry Richardson
Iowa
Cummins State Bank
Johnny Borden
Southern Dan
Chicago
Jerry McCarthy
Minnesota
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Police of the West
Bankers’ Protective Association
Robbers’ Alliance
Yeers
Midwestern
Jerry BecCarthy
Carrie Hammond
Minneapelia
Allance
Chicaea
Bankers’ Banoration
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Hammond
Cherry AicCarthy
Week of April 23 1914 US Canada wheat and trade notes
Bradstreet reports a week ending April 23 with US and Canada wheat exports totaling 2 769 878 dollars and corn exports 839 482 bushels. Trade is generally slow with dull pig iron, reduced foundry and mill activity, and uncertainty over May June demand. Leather prices and footwear show gradual improvement amid cautious orders and tariff concerns.
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New York
United States
Canada
R. G Dun & Cos Weekly Review of Trade Today
New England
Des Moines Business Merger and Insurance Notices
A tangled Des Moines business item mentions mergers and financings including the Des Moines Commercial rein rink tied to T Meredith and partners. The Grain Shippers Mutual and related insurance groups see reorganizations and a large transfer of duties worth over 644000 from one insurer to a larger company.
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Ties Moines
Gely Lotatasd
Des Moines Commercial Rein Rink
T T. Meredith
Des Moines
Hat Partnss
South Dakota Club Expands Plans for Rooms and Activities
The Commercial club in Milbank plans to enlarge membership and secure a second floor of a suitable building for exclusive use. Rooms will open each evening with events and activities, and a Brookings group forms a new civic club with charter members near PG.
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Milbenk
Garr Amusement Ake
Brookings Ferms Club
Nipwhings
Aeilers
Pookings
Twenty Years Township Clerk Dies After Illness
The obituary notes the death of a long time township clerk and early settler after a prolonged illness. Born in IeBA he served as township cler kler and held multiple roles in the community. He retirement followed a career marked by public service and local leadership.
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tThastein
Agi - Teury Bot Kueh
Lacolita
Merin Epoor
Foreign Service Changes Signal Shifts in Appointments
The article outlines recent ministerial appointments and personnel changes in the Foreign Service, naming several officials and ambassadors. It notes new figures in Narva and Russia related postings, with reference to Senate committee actions and political maneuvering surrounding these appointments.
Assistant Secretary Resigns Amid Turbulent Washington Scene
A junior official resigns amid political turmoil, with reports of reshuffles and possible replacement plans. The move comes as government offices prepare for policy shifts and leadership changes at the national level.
Canadian Reciprocity Pact Passes House Amid Debate
Washington April 24 The Canadian reciprocity agreement passed the House by 265 to 89 in a vote supported by most Democrats and a minority of Republicans. Iowa’s Hubbard and Pepper voted for it. The bill aims to reduce tariffs and expand free trade across the Canadian border with a provision urging deeper reciprocal ties.
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