Anarchists Ordered Deportation Tactics By Secretary Strauss
Secretary of Commerce and Labor Strauss directs immigration officials to liaise with police and secret service chiefs to gather evidence on alien anarchists and criminals for possible deportation under the 1907 act. The order emphasizes timely information, proper definitions, and cooperation to identify and remove those within three years of arrival.
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Washington
United States
Secret Service
Chicago
Lazarus Averbuch
Shippy
Busse
O’brien
Averbuch
Olga Averbuch
Washburn Avenue
Saphel Scandal trial nears final stage in Harriabury case
March 4. The capital conspiracy trial entered its final stage with three days of jury addressing by attorneys. The defense pressed for acquittal arguing no crimes were proven, while the commonwealth began delivering part of its opening speech. Law points focused on Sandersons right to charge and state officials accepted surface feet standards. A reserved point questioned auditor general provisions as set aside by the 1874 constitution. James Scarlet protested the board of grounds and buildings contract, saying it would have prevented financing the death treasury if the contractor had charged.
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Saphel
Harriabury
Kunkel
Commonwealth
Rand
Sanderson
Auditor General
James Scarlet
Board of Grounds and Buildings
Dtath
John Sanderson
Powder destroys train in fiery cargo explosion
A freight train carrying powder detonated two miles from Litopveld, blowing two cars skyward and wrecking the whole train. Debris littered twenty acres, the remaining cars burned. Two crew members were unharmed. Lloyd Gaw of San Antonio Texas suffered severe head injuries and Paul S Dougherty of Paxton Illinois sustained internal injuries. One car was carrying an honorable US Navy discharge.
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Lloyd Gaw
San Antonio
Tex
Paul S. Dougherty
Paxton
Inl
United States Navy
Miss Phillips Confesses to Six Years of Bogus Collecting
Miss L Dor mand Phillips of Indiana Pa is arrested in Pittsburg after six years of posing as a charity collector. She visited Rev Dr A J D Haupt, superintendent of the Inner Missionary society, and claimed to represent a kindergarten on Wylie avenue. Captain McGough led the arrest as he and local women who registered complaints watched.
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Pittsburg
L. Dormand Phillips
Indiana
A. J. D. Haupt
Inner Missionary Society
McGough
Loop the Loop Queen Shot at Tea Table Tragedy
Nineteen year old Migel Mora dies after An toinette Deffratne's pistol explodes while Mora pours tea. Deffratne is arrested on homicide charges as doctors fail to save Mora before Chicago rehearsals. Also reports of three year old Catherine Pickett’s fatal strangulation in Frankfort Indiana and H P Coen’s death from hiccups in Marion Ohio.
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New York
Migel Mora
Antoinette Deffratne
Miss Morok
Miss Delframe
Chicago
Frankfort
Ind
Catherine Pickett
Daugher
Leroy Pickett
Local residents travelers and court visits reported
Indiana resident Hugh Bell spent yesterday in Johnstown. Mrs P A Willet and son Guy of Gowanda NY were among friends visiting. W Lawrence and C A Brown attended court in town. George Kelly of Homer City visited his sister Mrs McClain. Miss Lizzie Potter of Locust street left for Punxsutawney. Miss Mary Evans visiting her aunt Miss Stewart in Marion Center. Harry Kelly of Homer City visited William Kiseloger in Blacklick. A M Walback and Otis Wagner of West Wheatfield attended court. Mr and Mrs Thomas Lewin of White township with J Walter Wiggins family of Irwin. Henry Prothero of Water Street in precarious heart condition. J Steele McElhoes appraised late John K McElhoes property in Kellysburg. Miss Alice Mullen visiting Mrs Walter Williams in Wilmerding and Mrs J C Ball in Trafford. Miss Carrie Bracken and Bessie Dickie of Indiana guests of Z T Kelly in Homer City. Miss Mollie Long left for Niagara Falls to live. her father runs a hotel there. Dr T H Gilbert held Lenten services at Panxsutawney Episcopal church. Jennie and Noble Miller of Washington Street attend Grace Miller funeral in Atlanta. Edward Rowe house guest. Emma Rowe returns to Bite Station Allegheny County. Grace Waddell of Leechburg visiting grandfather J W Thompson, now ill with measles. Mrs Mary Brady returned to Pittsburgh with mother Mrs Rose Keifer. Mrs Keifer to stay in Smoky City. Mrs Warren Mercer returned to Philadelphia after visit with George Kebler and daughters Ruby and Victoria.
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Tay
Poxsiline CO
Canton
Ohio
Hooligar
Tenth Street
Water Street
R.n.ray
Tenth and
Water Sts
Indiana, PA
R. W. Wehrle & Go
Dewelers and
Opticians
Anesgies
Corecha All Anton
Nya Yorre Usvellonge Sidthe Opticat & ‘Aualpoas Weeble
Nour Indiana House
W. P. Lowry
Iedelphia Street
Hae
Aoya Priday
Rg Branklin Treet
Ohustows
P. Kontracters
WARCW
Anarchists
Straus
Bearet
Tin Gan
Bakersfield
Cal
W. R. Herzog
R. B. Keynes
New York State
Tn Bia
Herzog
Lake Eriel
Alfa
Lane
Denver
Col
Guiseppe Alfa
Leo Hein- Nehg
Bildger
Harriman
Cornelia Harriman
BH. Herriman
Miss Phillips
Higcoughs
Marion
H. Price Coen
Hugh
Bell
Torddy
Johnstown
P. A. Willet
Guy
Gowanda, N
Lawrence
C. A. Brown
Blatraville
George Kelly
Homer City
Mrs. McClain
Johnatown
Lizzia Potter
Locust Street
Punxautawney
Mary Evans
Miss Stewart
Marion Center
Harry Kelly
William Kiseloger
Blacklick
A. M. Walback
Otis Wagner
West Wheatfield Township
Mra. Thomaa‘s Lewin
White Township
J. Walter Wiggins Family
Irwin
Henry Prothero
J. Steele McEloes
Kellysburg
John K. McElhoes
Alice Mullen
Walter Williame
Wilmerding
J. C. Ball
Trafford City
Carrie Bracken
Bessie Dickie
Z. T. Kelly
Mollie Long
Niagars Falls
T. H. Gilbert
Episcopal Church of
Panxsutawney
Jennie Miller
Noble Miller
Washington Street
Atlaona
Grace Miller
Ater
Edward” Rowe
North Sixth Street
Misa
Emma Rowe
Bite Station
Allegheny County
Grace Waddell
Leechburg
J. W. Thompson
Mary Brady
Rose Keifer
Keifer
Smoky City
Warren Mercer
Philadelphia
George Kebler
Grant Street
Ruby
Victoria
Piso
Clarks O. N. T
D.C. Mack & Son
Thomas F. Ward & Co
Philadelphia ST
Helena B. Vogel’s
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