Burns Kirby discuss open shop aims in Indianapolis
William J. Burns and James Kirby Jr met with David M. Parry to discuss promoting the open shop and possible steps to bring certain leaders of organized labor to justice over dynamite plots tied to the McNamara case. Burns plans to return to Dayton for further talks with the U S district attorney as evidence is prepared.
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Indianapolis
William J. Burns
James Kirby, Jr
National Association of Manufacturers
David M. Parry
McNamara
Los Angeles
Kirby
Burns
Dayton
O Burns
Burns Silent on Guilt Among Co-Conspirators
The jury was thoroughly reviewed as Burns declined to speak here he insisted others besides the McNamaras and McManigals share culpability and would face justice.
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Burns
McNamaras
McManigal
New industrial era hope hailed in Los Angeles after McNamara cases
Dec 4 Los Angeles reports the McNamara dynamite and conspiracy pleas ending in a near completion of a long legal struggle. City leaders expect a new era in industry with a conference between employers and labor groups. Public relief grows as trust in labor leaders’ influence is voiced and calls for conciliation rise.
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McNamara
James B. McNamarra
First Street
Broadway
John J McNamara
Llewellyn
Will Eall
Industria
McNuamoan
Thei
Gire
Fate of McNamara Brothers Teased as Election Day Nears
In Los Angeles the McNamara brothers await sentencing in county jail as election day approaches. Their attorney Job Harriman is a Socialist mayoral candidate while a citizens’ committee pushes for industrial reform to ease tensions. McManigal clemency requests surface though the DA offers no comment, with possible federal testimony in Indianapolis.
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Cal
Wee
McNamara Brothers
Los Angeles Times
Llewellyn Lron
Job Harriman
Citizens’ Committee
Burns
OrUe McManigal
District Attorney
McManigal
Indianapolis
McNamara Defense Fund Sets Labor Reforms Debate
In Los Angeles on December 4 the McNamara defense fund becomes a labor issue as questions arise about the use of remaining money. Proposals favor aiding dependents of victims from the Oct 1, 1910 explosion while lawsuits by union-affiliated relatives press for damages against the Times. The confesssions and guilty pleas complicate recovery efforts and leave families in need.
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McNamara Defense Fund
Los Angeles
Cal
McNamaras
Times
Rear Admiral Wilde Dies in Boston Home
Rear Admiral George F. F. Wilde U N retired dies at his North Bowton residence of heart disease aged sixty six. His death was unexpected. Aviator Drexel Under Knife in London Operated on for appendicitis in London. His condition is favorable.
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Dmiral Wilde
Boston
George F. FP. Wilde
U. N
North Bowton
Drexel
London
Armstrong Drexel
Weather Forecast for Regions Today
Fair in the north with local snows and somewhat colder air in the south. Moderate to brisk north and northwest winds.
Judge Bordwell to Sentence Two McNamaras Tomorrow
Judge Bordwell is scheduled to sentence two defendants named McNamara in a case unfolding in court tomorrow. The proceedings are expected to determine penalties after deliberations over the defendants’ roles and charges.
Typhoid Epidemic Grips Trenton With Over A Hundred Cases
Trenton New Jersey reports more than one hundred typhoid cases with twenty three new infections in recent days. Prison physician Dr. Mackenzie cites water supply as the likely source and notes the new chloride treatment has not yet reached the reservoir. Tests to continue daily.
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N. J
Inmites
New Jersey State Prison
Thomas T. Mackennzie
State Prison
Delaware River
State Board of Health
Trolley hits auto in Paterson accident injuring three
In Paterson New Jersey on December 4 a Riverside trolley struck the rear of an automobile causing three occupants to be thrown to the pavement. John DeGram suffered a leg and arm fracture with internal injuries Albert Meedema driver of the car sustained a severe scalp wound and was thrown fifteen feet John Van Dyk hurt his leg a sprain None sustained life threatening injuries and the trolley front was smashed.
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Paterson
N. J
Riverside
John DeGram
Albert Meedema
John van Dyk
Meedema
Reward Offered For Lost 200 Necklace In New Jersey
Mrs Tenry Vaughan of 48 Reynolds terrace offers 200 reward through the Orange police for the return of a 6000 pearl necklace lost Saturday on a Lackawanna train between Orange and Hoboken. The loss was reported to the railroad department of information and the Hoboken police with no word yet. A witness said the jewels were missed when her daughter traveled to New York.
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Orange
N. J
Tenry J. Vaughan
Reynolds Terrace
Orange Police
Lackawanna
Flobuken
Railroad Department of Information
New York
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