Riots in Chicago Turn Deadly Amid Strikes and Police Clash
Widespread riots erupted in Chicago as striking teamsters clashed with police and non union supporters. One man killed and many injured as mobs attacked wagons, pelted by stones in State Street and other districts. Police efforts limited the carnage amid chaotic scenes downtown and in pockets across the city.
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State Street
Nortunion
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Oywnpare J Association
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Mita Blozers’ Association
Jan. Ripalian
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Uglens
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Onrepe
Business Lintace
Rijonada
Bold Robbers Caught in Portland Hotel Cash Grab
Three men in evening dress with diamond jewelry robbed a Portland hotel desk of 135 dollars. They fled upstairs but were pursued by the night watchman who captured two on the fourth floor. The third was detained later at the Ainsworth National Bank. All funds recovered.
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Portland Balboced
Portland Liste
Ainsworth National Tank
G. T. Klonson
Stafford
William Ikianes
Miller Pleads Guilty in Federal Land Fraud Case
H W Miller pleads guilty before a federal grand jury in Mortland Irc for involvement with partners in canopy land fraud. Defendant faces charges in the United States district court as authorities pursue the partial use of lands and defrauding efforts.
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Gauilty Tlenry
Wy Miller
Fan
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Martin G. Tegue
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Canopy
United States District Court
The Patterson Trial Moves Through Monday Court Action
Recorder Golf in New York directs that only those with a direct interest in the case may remain during the trial of Nan Patterson, as several women are asked to leave the courtroom during closing hours.
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Recorder Golf
New York
Nan Pattersen
Chicago Lookout Adjusted Amid Builders and Carpenters Clash
A chaotic skirmish between amasup builders and Carpenters and Joiners in Chicaro began Pel 4 as builders deployed their workers. Hooneeting sessions resumed with master builders approving a return to work. The scene included disruptions at major new structures where trades halted due to a hod carpenters strike and related labor actions across several sites.
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Amasup
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Deen
Rioting in Chicago as strike grows more violent
The Chicago teamsters strike worsens with 1,400 replacement workers arriving and 200 volunteer farmers from surrounding states. Employers plan to display Winchester rifles on wagons, signaling intensified confrontation as police confirm open weapon use is permissible.
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Strike turmoil shifts as Farley joins Chicago labor stand
The Chicago strike takes a new turn with Farley from New York arriving to meet employers. He may lead strike breakers while employers discuss plans. Tension rises as a hundred workers escorted by express firms back to work, signaling a volatile labor scene.
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Farley
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Notwupion
Southern Conference Pullman Derails Near Greenville
A special Pullman passenger car bearing Mobert Ogden and other Southern Conference members derailed after colliding with a freight train at 705 Saturday morning near Greenville South Carolina. Four persons died and many were injured. the baggage and club cars piled into the wreck, and a fire broken out in the diner section.
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Tragedy in Warsaw as Troops and Workmen Clash
A violent clash in Warsaw Monday left many dead and wounded as troops and workmen confronted each other. Cavalry halted a procession of workers with red flags and fired, killing and wounding numerous participants. Reports also recount a hostile military patrol incident and a shooting at Fort Shielgas Utah involving Lt Point.
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Warsaw
Britain to Support France in Visit to Fes
An interview reports Britain plans support for France during Baris di-padch visit to Fes on Monday. The purpose of the trip is to discuss the Prelude Warypeaven and reinforce wartime cooperation with Macraeen and Lowrhier.
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Lowrhier
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Fes
Bedrock is Wiard to Find
An unclear court report describes a trial where the defense plans to rest after the prosecution closes. The prisoner named Moandser is mentioned amid confusing handwriting and garbled words.
New Trial Granted in Greason Case Heading for Pa.
A Pennsylvania judge granted a new trial for Rane Greasen and two co-defendants Afra and Mate Fairwards who were previously condemned to lang for the ws hits band wuardee of the wom. The decision was announced Monday as the case moves forward in the higher court.
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Heading
Mirnentraut
Rane Greasen
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Mate Fairwards
Lang
Wuardee
Wom
Storm Kills Twenty-One in Laredo Texas and Vicinity
A tornado struck Laredo Texas and nearby areas killing twenty-one and injuring many. The storm damaged the Mexican Nacional hospital and several campus buildings at a local seminary. Telegraph and electric services were disrupted with repairs expected within days.
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Tex
Dcaredo Seminary
Emery
Teesebt
Mexican Nacional Hospital
New Laredo
Rio Grande River
Matty
Lampases
Mexico
Linvog
Thirteen Miners Entombed in Kansas and Texas Coal Mine
Thirteen miners were entombed and likely killed in an explosion at 2 20 o clock Monday morning in a coal mine near Wilburton Ohio. Foreman William Ray reported the shift left at midnight and the explosion may have been caused by a dynamite blast stored for working in the mine. The shaft runs 860 feet deep and the workers were at a plane 300 feet below the surface. All entombed men were married.
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Mixsquii
Kansas
Texan
Wilburton
Ohio
Wiliem Ray
Grundy Center Man Faces Insanity Probe in Wife Murder
William Koobs is examined for insanity after he attacked and killed his wife with a hammer. Mrs. Koobs died from skull fractures and eye injuries in Grundy Center. An inquest found she died from wounds inflicted by Koobs with a hammer and his hands and feet.
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William Kools
Kooba
Koobs’ House
E. Butler
Sioux County Sues Overcharges in New Court House
Sioux County, as plaintiff, sues the county board of supervisors to recover 20 270 81 from National Surety Company of New York for alleged excessive costs in constructing the Orange City courthouse. The building was planned under 1400 and finished at about 1 053 000, despite a lower contract price.
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Sioux County
Orange City
United States
Sioux City
Board of Supervisors
National Surety Company
New York
Iowa
Fire devastates Messena as five buildings burn
A severe blaze in Messena destroyed five buildings early Sunday, with losses estimated around 20 000 dollars. Property losses and contents were consumed, insurance coverage unclear, and the fire’s origin remains undetermined.
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Vwwo
Kouws
Boy Kills His Father in Domestic Tragedy
A youth named Osham killed his father during a domestic disturbance as he prevented an imminent attack on his mother. The incident occurred while the son was at home with his father, who was buying bricks at the time. The elder man died later in a hospital.
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Homeopathists Recognized As Vaccination Disputes Rise
Judge W B Green permits 3000 unvaccinated children to return to schools under an order allowing in homeopathic and internal vaccination measures. Indictments against Algona druggists were quashed due to grand jury sign-off issues, with some cases set for September term. A Shel ton man Ed Treanor was jailed for theft, and prominent local weddings, a fatal wreck near Ottumwa, and other town items fill the report.
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Algona
Richards Surrenders to 16 Year Prison Term
Noted thief catcher Bill Richards voluntarily enters the Wore Aldsimon penitentiary to begin a sixteen year sentence. He gave up amid pressure from friends who hope for parole later. Richards served in the marshal service and made 3500 arrests, but is now penniless and without livelihood to fight for liberty.
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Tee
Hospital Truss Collapse Injures Nine at New Wing
An east wing collapse at Clarinda hospital following two iron truss failures left nine workmen injured, none seriously. The 6 am accident caused about 30000 dollars in property loss. officials cite no fault, asserting work followed specifications.
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Claripda
Board of Control
Train Wreck on Milwaukee Road Near Bey Four
An eastbound Milwaukee freight wrecked at Mack Island croosite west of the city. Four merchandise cars and one cattle car derailed. the engine overturned. Fireman Frank Stnelnir sustained facial injuries. several cattle were killed. Jumping to safety saved the crew. Fog and darkness contributed to the interlocking switch error.
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Frank Stnelnir
Tocksian
Baby Dies After Drinking Gasoline In Gracinger
A infant identified as Merete a Ibatreee ing Peak died Wednesday after drinking gasoline found in a bathroom at Gracin ger. The child was left by a caregiver who alerted a doctor too late to save the life. The tragedy shocked the family and residents of Gracttioger.
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Merete
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Gracinger
Bert
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Tuntiek
Frost Hurts Towa Fruit Crops In Late Pret Month
Frost reduces Towa fruit crop with officials predicting a sharp drop in volume in the early period while the southern part of the state may rebound later. Wealthy banker Weo S. Llewellyn, 85, died, owner of a large estate near Corning. Congressman Hubbard and others underwent surgery or medical procedures with varied outcomes. A high school shooting incident involving a student was reported but not certain. A legal case involving Wan hestaal and the Mibeankes Raibway Company concluded with eleven to one verdict in favor of Ars. A new independent metropolitan telephone system is arriving in Big City. Phillips defeated Viemarratie in a contest for governor. Stutts challenged Phillips with contested results. Minstrel show by the Cenvo Po military band drew a large crowd with funds raised.
Millionaire Miss Mollie O'Brien rises from stenography
From a Lake City Colorado stenographer to Cripple Creek mining wealth in ten years. Mollie O'Brien built stocks, bought property, and organized mining ventures, now controlling valuable district properties with wealth over a million dollars. Also notes on Charles Neill labor commissioner career and various notable figures.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Miss O'Brien
Lake City
Weaterer
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