Government Takes Up Red Crusade Deportation Order
Secretary Straus issued a sweeping deportation order directing immigration officials to cooperate with police and detectives to remove alien anarchists and criminals. The notice emphasizes gathering evidence of arrival dates and transportation, with enforcement to be carried out by local and federal authorities in harmony with city police.
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Straits of Commerce and Labor Bureau
Wahington
Mer
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Chicago
Shippy
Straus
Commissioners of Immigration and Immigration Inspectors
United States
New York
Department of Commerce and Labor
Immigration
Watchorn
Stimson
Taft and Guild Address at Massachusetts Republican Dinner
A large audience at Symphony Hall heard Secretary of War Taft, Senator Elmer J. Burkett, Gov. Curtis Guild, and Lieut. Gov. Eben S. Draper speak at the Massachusetts Republican Club dinner. Guild endorsed Taft for president and Draper for governor, while Taft urged support for his nomination.
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Boston
Mar
Symphony Hall
Taft
United States
Elmer J. Burkett
Nebraska
Curtis Guild
Eben S. Draper
Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Kansas City
Guild
Draper
Gov Guild
Wich
William H. Taft
Ohio
Burkett
Capitol Contract Trial Enters Final Stage
Harrisburg reports the cap itol contract trial has entered its final stage with attorneys set to address the jury for at least three days. The proceedings unfold as the case nears verdict.
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Harrisburg
What Causes Headache From October to May
Colds are the most frequent cause of headache. Laxative Bromo Quinine removes the cause. EK. W. Grove on box. 25¢.
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EK. W. Grove
Miners Lawyer John H Murphy Dies in Denver
John H Murphy longtime general counsel for the Western Federation of Miners and for the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen died of consumption at his Denver home after a lingering illness. Born in Ottumwa Iowa 46 years ago he once was master mechanic for the Union Pacific at Ogden Utah and helped secure Utahs eight hour law before turning to a prominent legal career.
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Denver
Col
John H. Murphy
Western Federation of Miners
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Murphy
Ottumwala
Union Pacific Railroad
Ogden
Utah
Extradition Requested for Paul E Roy in Carkins Death
Washington reports a state department application was filed Tuesday for authority to extradite France based Paul E Roy over the death of George A Carkins in New Hampshire. Deputy Sheriff Scott of Exeter filed the request and officials would not discuss the proceedings.
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Washington
Mar
State Department
France
Paul E. Roy
George A. Carkins
New Hampshire
Scott
Exeter
Alia Sanity Declared in Father Heinrichs Slaying Case
Denver experts conclude Giuseppe Alia is absolutely sane after hours of examination. The four doctors report no delusions and say he is above average in intelligence and memory, submitted to District Attorney A. Stidger on Tuesday.
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Denver
Col
Guiseppe Alia
Leo Heinrichs
A. Stidger
Alia
Charges Dismissed Against Four Bank Officials in Portland
Three of the criminal charges against J. Thorburn Ross T. T. Burkhart John Aitchison and George H. Hill were dismissed by Judge Cleland in the circuit court on Tuesday after demurrers by the defendants’ lawyers were sustained.
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Portland
Ore
J. Thorburn Ross
T. T. Burkhart
John Aitchison
George H. Hill
Cleland
Pleads Not Guilty of Murder in Garrett Killing
Wayne Brazie pleaded not guilty at arraignment in Las Cruces New Mexico to the murder charge in the killing of Pat Garrett last Saturday. The hearing was postponed.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Wayne Brazie
Pat Garrett
Tragic Jump From Brooklyn Bridge Claims Man
An unknown about 30 years old leapt from the Brooklyn Bridge into the East River on Tuesday and was killed. The body did not surface.
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Brooklyn Bridge
New York
East River
Missouri Lawmaker Accuses Railroads of Mail Theft
Washington reports Missouri Representative Lloyd charged in the House that railroads carrying the mails have defrauded the government of more than 70 million dollars since 1880. He questioned the new mail weighing system as proof of the loss and urged suits against railroads to recover funds. Grain interests urged uniform grain classification and federal inspection to ensure fair grading at export points, citing European discrimination due to inconsistent standards.
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Washington
Mar
House of Representatives
Lloyd
Postmaster General
Post Office Department
Chambers of Commerce
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Boston Chamber of Commerce
The
Commercial Exchange of Philadelphia
Corn Exchange
Chamber of Commerce of Buffalo
Baltimore
Gronna
North Dakota
West
United States
London Corn Trade Association
Continental and Internal Grain Boards
Liberal government ousted in New Brunswick election
Fredericton reports the Liberal government, in power for 25 years, was toppled in Tuesday’s general elections across the province. The opposition ticket won St John City and most constituencies, with J. Douglas Hazen, leader of the opposition, expected to become premier.
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Fredericton
N. B
New Brunswick
St. John City
J. Douglas Hazen
Soldiers to Fight Riders in Western Kentucky
Whitsburg Kentucky militia company arrived in Hopkinsville and reported to Maj. Albrecht. They guard western Kentucky against night rider threats under secret orders.
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Hopkinsville
Whitsburg
Maj
Albrecht
Western
Kentucky
Fire Devastates Spring Green Businesses
Fire started in a restaurant owned by Seth Thomas destroyed several buildings in Spring Green on Tuesday with total losses estimated around 75000 dollars. Local authorities reported the fire caused extensive damage to the business district and prompted evacuations.
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Spring Green
Wis
Seth Thomas
Navy officers defend turrets and gunnery before Senate panel
Four naval officers expert in turret construction and ammunition testified to the Senate Naval Committee defending the American navy against criticism. They discussed turret safety, ammunition handling screenings, and gunnery performance noting no navy surpassing U S in straight shooting at the time. Rear Admiral Cowles will discuss the Missouri explosion as commander.
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Washington
Senate Naval Committee
P. R. Alger
Naval Academy
F. F. Fletcher
W. O. Chase
Prof
Alger
Sims
Santiago
Joseph Straus
Cowles
Bureau of Equipment
Missouri
Bureau of Ordnance
Frisco Road Indicted For Rebates In Two Cases
Federal grand jury returned indictments charging the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad Company with granting rebates and the Chapman and Dewey Lumber Company of Kansas City with accepting rebates. Each indictment contains 13 counts alleging rebates on shipments.
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St. Louis
Mar
Posse Chases Negro in Gypsy Murder Case
Frank Johnson, a Black man accused of killing Mrs. Carl Martin at Gypsy, eluded a posse of deputy sheriffs and others by taking a Winchester rifle to the woods after a bloodhound pursuit lasting miles. The couple had planned to elope.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Frank Johnson
Carl Martin
Gypsy
Johnson
Militia Withdraws From Kentwood After Labor Protections
Kentwood Louisiana March 4 The militia sent last week to protect Italian laborers departed Tuesday Local authorities say order can be kept without their help Two more arrests were reported Tuesday.
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Kentwood
Brothers Die in Feud at Perry Dance
Two Fitzpatrick brothers were killed in a country dance clash at Perry Oklahoma Tuesday night. Four Lumpkin brothers opened fire ending both Fitzpatrick lives instantly amid a lasting family feud.
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Perry
Okla
Fitzpatrick
Lumpkin
Ohio Republicans purge central committee in Taft faction gains
Ohio Republicans at Columbus state convention ousted bias-identified members from the old central committee. Walter F. Brown re-elected chairman, Daniel Ellis named permanent chairman in a platform endorsing rail rate reform. The convention backed eliminating southern representation inequities and creating a national board of health.
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Columbus
Ohio
Foraker
State Central Committee
Taft
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
Malcolm Karshner
Eliis
Wade H. Ellis
Congress
United States Senate
Brown
Walter Brown
S.palmer
Board of Health
Three Cent Fare Enjoined by Federal Judge
Detroit district judge issues temporary injunction halting enforcement of the three cent fare ordinance passed by the city council and signed by Mayor William Thompson. The ruling delays the measure amid clerical and legal challenges.
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Detroit
Mich
Swan
Federal Court
William Thompson
Special Session Adjourns After Brief West Virginia Session
Charleston West Virginia March 4 The extra session of the legislature adjourned sine die Wednesday morning after meeting since January 28 The general appropriation bill and two constitutional amendments were finally passed at the last moment.
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Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
Fatal accident near Ft Wayne as man crushed by falling tree
Frank Kime of near Ft Wayne was struck by a falling tree and suffered a fractured skull. He died shortly after the incident.
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Frank’ Kime
Ft. Wayne
Road Counsel Reorganized after Erdall Resigns
St Paul Minnesota March 4 The legal department of the Chicago Great Western railroad has been reorganized following the resignation of Assistant General Attorney John L Erdall.
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St. Paul
Minn
The
Chicago
Great Western Railroad
John L. Erdall
Mayor Guthrie Revokes License of William Seitz in Muncie
Mayor Lon Guthrie of Muncie revoked the license of William Seitz who formerly ran one of the finest galecus in the city.
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Lon Guthrie
Muncie
Wiliam Seitz
Stanberry Merchant Found Guilty in Federal Court
Frank H. Miller of Stanberry Missouri was found guilty in federal court of transmitting immoral literature through the mails and was fined 209 dollars. The verdict was delivered Tuesday in St. Joseph Missouri.
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St. Joseph
Frank
H. Miller
Stanberry
Well Known Trainer John Kelly Dies in Janesville
John Kelly formerly a renowned horse trainer died in Janesville Wisconsin on Tuesday afternoon after a long career in the sport. He was known for training multiple winning horses and contributed to local racing circles. His passing leaves a void in the regional equine community.
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Janesville
Wis
John Kelly
Cooks who Cook Column Secures Reporter Feature
Local column notes a reporters feature on cooks who prepare meals, highlighting names, kitchens, and community impact. The piece frames culinary talent as a cultural spotlight with ongoing reader interest and encourages further profiles.
Kansas City Bank to Reopen in New Commerce Building
National Bank of Commerce in Kansas City, Missouri, will reopen Monday March 30 in its own quarters in the new Commerce building. The bank will have 6,600,000 dollars in cash in its vaults.
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Kansas City Bank
Kansas City
National Bank of Commerce of
City
New Commerce Building
Virginia Legislature Finds Judge Blackstone Guilty
The Virginia legislature on March 4 adopted the investigative committee report and found Circuit Court Judge J W G Blackstone guilty as charged in the impeachment bill.
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Solons
Richmond
Virginia
J. W. G. Blackstone
Mexico Seeks Credit Reform To Avert Panic
Mexico plans a conference of leading bankers and businessmen in Mexico City to reform the public credit system. Finance Minister Jose Yves Limantour, likely Diaz successor, has consulted top financiers after the Wall Street slump and its European spillover, aiming to prevent future crises and safeguard capital and labor investments.
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Jose Yves Limantour
Diaz
Republic
Cirenlal
Limaniour
Wall Street
Europe
Miners Otto Bradt and Alfred Ragsdale Injured Near Linton
Otto Bradt and Alfred Ragsdale, drivers in mines near Linton, were caught between cars and seriously injured in the accident.
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Otto Bradt
Alfred Ragsdale
Linton
Cuban professor endorces Chamberlains Cough Remedy
Prof H A Howell of Havana Cuba recounts his baby recovering from a severe cold after using Chamberlains Cough Remedy. He notes his mother trusted the remedy and that it saved the child. For sale by W H Porter.
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Chamberlain
H. A. Howell
Howell
Havana
Cuba
W. H. Porter
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