McNamara Brothers Stand Trial In Times Bombing Case
Los Angeles October 11 handcuffed McNamaras were led from jail to the Hall of Records then to a courtroom where the trial began. John J McNamara and James B McNamara spoke of proving their innocence amid claims of corporate spies. The indictment focuses on the killing of Charles Haggerty, foreman at the Times building, with jury selection to continue after a recess. Darrow sought a judge change but was denied. Two women watched from inside the bar as proceedings moved toward separate or joint trials per the defense.
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Los Angeles
McNamaras
Hall of Records
Bordwell
James MccNamara
Charles Haggerty
Times
Darrow
Clarence Darrow
Miss McWood
Chicago
Fredericks
James McNamara
John McNamara
Jamies
Americans in Wu Chang face peril as rebels seize town
Twenty five American missionaries were in Wu Chang when rebels captured it. Communication was cut off and the town, with 106000 residents, faced grave anxiety over their fate as the situation unfolded yesterday. London betting pools also discussed royal family plans and public health risks.
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Wu Chang
Hankow
China
New Officers and Offices Split for Southern Pacific
Portland Oregon October 11 Complete segregation of the Southern Pacific and the O W R N offices property and appointment of a new set of Harriman officials will start the northwest re organization Farrel newly elected president of the C W R N is here house hunting preparing to move from Seattle General Manager J P OBrien head of Harriman lines in Oregon will be general manager of the O W R N in Oregon and western Washington Stra horn of Spokane remains general manager of that division at present S P officials not announced
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Ore
Southern Pacific
Hspee
Harriman
Northwest
Farrel
Seattle
J. P. O'Brien
Desort
Harriman Lines
Oregon
Washington
Strahorn
Spokane
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Short peace pact signed in Berlin amid Turkish Italian talks
Berlin reports a armistice between Italy and Turkey announced by high sources. Germany helped broker peace though not officially proclaimed, with no further hostilities expected until Tripoli is occupied. Turkish officials deny being notified of Tri poli loss and vow to hold Tripoli despite setbacks.
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Berlin
Italy
Turkey
Germany
Tripoli
Constantinople
Sheep Stealing and Court Delays Mark Oregon Session
The circuit court heard the Mrs. Whitehall vs Bennett accounting suit and arraigned alleged sheep thieves and gamblers. Norman Swikert faces sheep theft charges, with about 260 head missing. Alex Knight and Dandy Kid James, charged with gambling, gave bonds. The Pierce vs Sun Insurance case looms. Tomorrow’s court canceled. Portland reports DOJ agents probing Alaskan coal land frauds among prominent Oregonians with Townsend and Wickersham involved.
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Knowles
Norman Swikert
Johnson
Looking Glass
Union
Alex Knight
Dandy Kid
James
Walter M. Pierce
the Sun Insurance Company
Holiday Counsel Uncertainty Closes Post Office Plan
Uncertainty surrounds whether the post office will close tomorrow as management debates mandatory holiday observance. Officials advise customers to expect possible service changes but provide no firm timetable.
Wisconsin Building League Meets In Milwaukee
Milwaukee officials report the Wisconsin Building and Loan Association group meeting as officers and directors from 56 associations in the state discuss cooperative building finance. The event highlights include plans for expanding member services and coordinating statewide lending efforts.
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Wisconsin Building League
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin Building and
Flight record and accident disrupts races
Earle L. Oyington fell behind in a flight today after an accident. C. P. Rogers broke a long flight record this morning, marking a notable achievement amidst the day’s events.
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Earle L. Oyington
C. P. Rogers
Building association convention opens for two day session
Members of the loan association attend the 14th annual convention opening here today for a two day session. The gathering will discuss building association methods and proposed changes to the state building association laws.
Catholics figure in hearing in Milwaukee investigation
In Milwaukee on Oct 11 the Stephenson campaign was shown to be active among Catholics. Samuel Perrin, a Catholic father from Superior, testified he received 5000 pounds from Stephenson forces for the 1908 primary election, splitting 1500 and keeping the rest.
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Milwaukee
Stephenson
Day
Samuel Perrin
Superior
Maine's Boiler Intact After Havana Harbor Explosions
Washington reports continued excavations around the battleship Maine in Havana harbor show the boiler uninjured, indicating the blast did not cause the disaster. Authorities believe about one third of the vessel may be floated.
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Washington
Havana Harbor
Knights Templar Conclave Opens in Dayton with Parade
Knights Tem plar from all parts of Ohio converge on Dayton for the annual grand commandery meeting open today and running through tomorrow. A parade marks the opening day as business districts display flags and Masonic emblems.
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Dayton
Knights Templar
Grand Commandery of
Ohio
Timber Belt Deal Reported Near Grande
Reports and confirmed interview disclose A. J. Stange buying a large timber tract near La Grande. Eastern investors, after months of rumors, purchased up to 30,000 acres with plans to manufacture in the Grande region. Ownership shifts ease earlier discouragement as fair prices are said to have been paid.
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A. J. Stange
la Grande
John T. Williamson
Stange
Fourth Street
George L. Cleaver
Initiative and Recall Pass In California Amid Doubt Over Suffrage
Late this afternoon California reported strong votes in favor of the initiative and recall measures while woman suffrage remained uncertain. The recall package passed with decisive margins, signaling progressive reforms statewide.
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California
San Francisco
Lorimer Tools Switched Five in Deadlock Case
In Chicago Oct 11 testimony showed five lawmakers shifted support from Hopkins to Lorimer as Lorimer agents pressed action. State Senator Downing and McCormick and Representatives Burnett Lawrence and Fieldstock testified about switches and payments amid the deadlock. McCormick said he backed Hopkins on 107 ballots before switching and denied taking money. Henry Terrill recalled a $1000 payment plus pressure influencing assembly votes.
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Chicago
John Pfeffer
Hopkins
Lorimer
Downing
McCormick
Burnett
Lawrence
Fieldstock
White
Henry Terrill
Assembly Snd
Fhe
Blu
Rogers Breaks In Records In Cross Country Flight
Aviator Rogers shattered the world cross country record after taking off from Marshall Missouri and heading westward. He passed O’Delan at 9 20 flying 60 mph, then landed Blue Springs Missouri for gasoline at 9 50 after a 62 mile 78 minute leg. He arrived Kansas City Missouri at 11 o clock and planned to resume this afternoon.
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Kansas City
Rogers
Marshall
O'Delan
Blue Springs
Funeral for Mrs Jane Batley at Geo Batley home
Funeral services for Mrs. Jane Batley aged 90 will be held tomorrow at 2:30 PM from the Geo Batley residence on North Ash Street. The obituary notes the dignified passing yesterday.
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Jane Batley
Geo. Batley
North Ash Street
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