Indicted Men in National Dynamite Conspiracy Roundup
Three bar leaders Olaf Tinetmoe Ahton Johannsen and J Munsey were indicted and arrested in Los Angeles on charges of conspiring to transport nitro and explosives between states. Bail set at 5000 each. Other named figures include McManigal the McNamaras Kaplan Schmidt and A Clancey. The case relates to the December 25 1910 Llewellyn iron works bombing.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Indianapolis
McNamara Brothers
Olaf Tinetmoe
Cretary
Californiatate Building Trades Council
Asiatic Exclusion League
Ahton Johannsen
Re Building Trades Council
J. Munsey
Salt Lake City Union of Bridge and Structural Morkers
N J. McNamara
International Rotary
A. Clancey
Structural Ironworkers
San Francisco
Hey
Ortie McManigal
McNamaras
Federal Grand Jury
David Kaplan
Schmidt
James B. McNamara
Los Angeles Times
Tinetmoe
Johannsen
Munsey
United States Marshal’s Office
Lecompte Davis
McNamara
Job Harrison
John Murray
Uncle Sam
Job Harriman
A. I. McCormick
United States
McCormick
Llewellyn
Phi Chi selects officers at Indianapolis session
Philadelphia was chosen as the next convention site by Phi Chi medical fraternity at the close of its 26th annual meeting in Indianapolis. Officers elected include President Dr. George Co. Amerson of Chicago, secretary treasurer Dr. Dunning S. Wilson of Louisville, and trustees Dr. Charles W. Hibbitt of Louisville and Dr. Charles D. Humes. National extension committee members were Dr. L. T. Luckie of Birmingham, Dr. James A. Price of Atlanta, and Dr. E. M. Ellison of Washington.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Philadelphia
Phi Chi Medical Fraternity
George Co. Amerson
Chicago
Dunning S. Wilson
Louisville
Charles W. Hibbitt
Charles D. Humes
Italian man accused of knife attack on wife at Plum Street home
Giremio Cocuzzi, an Italian, allegedly tried to murder his wife with a razor at 15 Plum Street. He fled Friday night and remains at large. Mrs. Cocuzzi is hospitalized with serious throat and facial wounds but posits a good chance of recovery. Police expect him to flee to Ohio or Illinois where he has friends and a brother.
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Logansport
Kenneth
Giremio Cocuzzi
Plum Street
Cocuzzi
Ohio
Illinois
Cocuzzzi
Peking
Yuan Shi Kai
Waiwupu
Shanghai
National Assembly
Northern Train Disaster In Dutch Leaves Six Dead
A Dutch railway incident results in six fatalities with several others injured. Authorities report a severe crash affecting a northern route, prompting emergency response and investigations into cause and safety measures.
Oregonian Wreck Kills At Least Six Near Finley
Four cars of the Great Northern Oregonian derailed four miles west of Finley due to a broken rail. Six people died and thirteen were injured, with fatalities all in the dining car. The tourist and dining cars plus two coaches rolled down a twenty foot embankment and caught fire. J M Gruber escaped injury in his private car. Rescue teams worked through the night to reach survivors.
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Sharon
N. D
Great Northern Railway
Oregonian
Finley
St. Paul
Seattle
J. M. Gruber
Great Northern Railroad
Great Northern
J. Bailey
Bottineau
Albert Lodge
Joseph Mosher
M. Mahoney
West
James Riley
New York
Nellie Frank
Chicago
Woman is Called Pastor at First Church of Christ Gary
Mrs. Martha S. Trimble of Gary has accepted the call to lead the First Church of Christ in Michigan City succeeding Rev. J. H. Clark. She will begin duties here a week from Sunday and is married to Rev. Nelson H. Trimble, pastor of the Christian church in Gary.
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Associated Press
Michigan City
Ind
Martha S. Trimble
Gary
First Church of Christ of
City
J. H. Clark
Nelson H. Trimble
Christian Church
Toledo merchants held on charges of false returns
Orla and Clark J. Files commission merchants and their bookkeeper Stephen Dalke were held in bond of 2500 each tonight by United States Commissioner Gaines after arrest by internal revenue agents who charged them with making false returns.
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Toledo
Ohio
Orla and Clark
J. Files
Stephen Dalke
United States
Gaines
Another Cold Wave Hits Indiana Tonight
Indianapolis forecasts a sharp 30 degree drop within 24 hours as rain changes to snow. Weather bureau director W H Church warns of a coming cold wave from heavy snows, with accumulating chill expected tonight and tomorrow.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
W. H. Church
United States Weather Bureau
Quintet of Southside Boys Face Juvenile Court
Five boys under sixteen from Burlington avenue Montgomery and Day streets will appear in juvenile court Monday on malicious trespass charges. They allegedly broke into George Palmer’s contracting shop on Friday night causing an estimated 500 to 1000 dollars in damage.
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Southside
George Palmer
Burlington Avenue
Palmer
Montgomery
Day Streets
Harness
LaFollette in Tafts Own Home Cincinnati Campaign
Senator Robert M. LaFollette of Wisconsin spoke in Music Hall Cincinnati after touring Ohio. He criticized labor law enforcement under the Sherman act and urged repeal or revision to exclude labor unions and employers associations. He also pressed tariff reform and a new boards approach to restraint of trade.
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Cincinnati
Music Hall
William Howard Taft
Robert Mf. LaFollette
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Ohio
Dayton
Taft
Proposed
Recount Declares Donovan Mayor by Two Votes
The recount in Meridian Connecticut confirms Daniel J. Donovan a Republican as elected mayor over ages Durpee by two votes after the December 19 city election. The outcome follows a GOP request to review ballots.
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Associated Pres
Meridian
Conn
Daniel J. Donovan
Ages Durpee
Peace Feast Escapes Hitous Climax Taft Argues For Treaties
Delegates to science societies in Washington return home after a week of important national conventions. The American Association for the Advancement of Science and allied bodies discussed labor legislation mining conditions and breeding progress. Over 2,300 members registered with visitors from Germany China Puerto Rico Hawaii Cuba Canada and Panama.
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Washington
Associated Press
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Germany
China
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Cuba
Canada
Panama
Dry New Year celebration follows city wide orders
Saloons closed at 11 pm last night and must stay shut until Tuesday morning due to New Year Eve. Police tightened rules as many Logansport residents planned to travel to Chicago for celebrations. A midnight owl car was arranged on Broadway for late revelers. New Year's Day will be quiet. business suspended, banks curtain, post office hours reduced. The calendar oddity of Sunday New Year’s Eve and 1911’s 53rd Sunday noted. County offices will see one retirement and two stayovers: Recorder James Shinn departs, Deputy Harry Burket advances, and Agnes Parker becomes deputy. Sheriff Butler and County Commissioner Frank Davis complete their terms.
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Logansport
Chicago
Battenberg
Broadway
James Shinn
Harry Burket
Shinn
Agnes Parker
Butler
Frank Davis
Utler Will
Taft Defends Arbitration Amid Banquet Dissent
President Taft addressed dissension at the Citizens' Peace banquet stressing support for arbitration pacts with Britain and France. He rebutted critics who say arbitral ties failed in the Russia case, citing Elihu Root and treaty terms on nonexpatriation and Russian allegiance.
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Associated’ Press
New York
Pacific
Taft
United States
Great Britain
France
Russia
Rnesia
Mr. Taft
Elihu
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Cocuza
Martha
Keeter, Kalispeel, Mont
LA Follette
National Army
Navy
Associated Presse
Sun Yat Sen
Europe
America
Tang Shao Yi
Wu Ting Fang
Ting Shao Yi
Nanking
Ah Nin Ted
Sun Yat Sih
New Republic
PRE
Mier
Roosevelt
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