James B McNamara Pleads Guilty in Times Case
James B McNamara admitted first degree murder in the Los Angeles Times blast that killed 21 people on October 1 1910 in judge Walter Bordwell's court. His brother John J McNamara pleaded guilty to dynamiting the Llewellyn iron works on Christmas Day 1910.
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Los Angeles
Cal
James B. M'Namara
Walter
Llewellyn Iron Works
Chris
LOS Angeles Times
First
Broadway
M'Namara Brothers
J. B. M’namara
Charles J. Haggerty
James B. McNamara
Persens
John J.mcnamara
International Association of Bridge and Structural Ironworkers
James B
Times
John J. McNamara
Llewellyn
McNamara Pleads Guilty in Bomb Case Surprising Court
The 1910 court session ends with John J. McNamara entering a guilty plea while his brother James B. McNamara contemplates sacrifice for him. District Attorney Fredericks signals possible cooperation with authorities, and the defense, led by Joseph Scott, supports the move despite earlier resistance.
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Fredericks
Clarence S. Darrow
Darrow
James B. McNamara
Joseph Scott
Scott
James B.macnamara
Lumpers Shaken by Confessions of Trusted Men
A report describes lumpers confronted by confessions from trusted men. The scene shows emotional tension, with phrases of astonishment and claims of being imposed upon as tears appear in the speaker’s eyes.
Gompers Sees Innocence Plea in McNamara Case
Samuel Gompers, head of the American Federation of Labor, expresses astonishment at the pleas of guilty from the McNamara defendants. He defends unions’ stance, condemns the acts behind the case, and asserts labor’s cause was misled yet remains law abiding and opposed to violence.
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American Federation of Labor
McNamara
Mr. Gompers
William J. Burns
Chicago
Burns
Los Angeles
Men of Labor
Labor
Battles Near Jolo Engage Moros in Mindanao
In the past three days fighting has occurred near Jolo the chief town of Sulu between a battalion of the Third Infantry and scouts and about three hundred Moros. The guerrillas resisted the recent order.
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Associated Press
Manila
Dec
Jolo
Sulu
Heart Death of County Infirmary Resident Henry Filmore
Henry Filmore aged 91, a county infirmary patient, died of heart failure at 3:45 yesterday afternoon after collapsing on a landing. Farm workers nearby moved him to his bed where he died five minutes later. son Ernest Filmore, a Panhandle shop employee, arranged for the body to be moved to the morgue and funeral plans are expected to follow.
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Filmore
Ernest Filmore
Henry Filmore
Killian & McCloskey
Train Wreck Near Paducah Wounds Dozens
A Illinois Central passenger train No. 101 derailed after rails spread on a curve twenty eight miles east of Paducah Kentucky. The crash killed one and injured many including Henry Fraily fireman Ludlow Clarence P New Sallie Martin L A Kurh Hugh Faulkner L M Wilson W W Hills Jess Lagore and others from Kentucky and nearby states as wrecking crews rushed to the scene.
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Illinois Central
Here
Henry Fraily
Louisville
Ludlow
Clarence P. New
Shreveport
Sallie Martin
Dexter
L. A. Kurh
Cincinnati
Hugh Faulkner
Kuttawa
L. M. Wilson
Columbus
Ohio
W. W. Hills
Chicago
Jess Lagore
Kentucky
Persian ex governor slain by 3 assassins
Reports from Teheran describe an assassination of Ala Ed Dowleh, ex governor of Fars, amid a string of political turmoil. The Persian national council rejected a Russian ultimatum, while Britain urged compliance and faced criticism for past humiliations.
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Teheran
Mushir- Ed-Dawileh
Mishir-Es- Sultaneh
Mohammed Ali ‘Mirza
Mushir-Es-Sultaneh
Persia
National Council
Sir Edward Grey
England
Edward “Grey
Russia
W. Morgan Shuster
Shent
AlaEd-Dowleh
Fars
House Committee Endorses Maine Wreck Recovery Funds
New York reports that the appropriations committee of the House recommended an extra 250000 dollars to finish raising the battleship Maine from Havana harbor mud after inspecting the wreck. The panel conveyed the decision on its return.
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Associated Press
New York
Havana Harbor
House of Representatives
Havana
Ad Wolgast Improves After Operation Recovery Nearing
Reports from a Los Angeles hospital say Ad Wolgast world lightweight champion is improving steadily after an operation. Doctors expect a complete recovery in a few days as he passes the crisis.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Ad.Wolgast
Persian Tehran Crisis Intensifies Amid Grave Danger
The report warns of escalating danger in Tehran as the crisis deepens, with SIO describing grave risks to stability and regional security. Authorities urge vigilance and quick responses to emerging threats.
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