Charles W Miller Leads Indianapolis dynamiting probe
Charles W Miller, Federal District Attorney, oversees the Indianapolis dynamiting probe as top official in charge.
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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1911
Page
7
Charles W Miller, Federal District Attorney, oversees the Indianapolis dynamiting probe as top official in charge.
Brief notes reveal only 6000 sealskin sacques available worldwide due to a small catch. Other items include record Puget Sound salmon pack of 1,625,000 cases, a Pittsburg hospital appendectomy on a nine week old, and political moves in Kansas and Topeka ahead of 1911. Earthquakes shake Mexico, Saskatchewan wheat fears grow, Mecklenburg adds tax on unmarried males, and Britain passes veto and unemployment insurance acts.
William C Reich buys a majority of the New York Sun from Mrs A M Laffan. Archbishop Ireland of St Paul marks the golden jubilee of priesthood. Ad Wolgast the lightweight champ leaves hospital after appendicitis surgery. Mrs E H Harriman would lose 120 million if all aid letters were answered. Judge Landis lambastes Chicago loan brokers as two clerks get lenient sentences for fudging bank records. James B McCreary returns to Kentucky capitol as governor at 72 after 36 years. Vanderbilt underwent appendicitis surgery at his New York home with successful results. Dr S Clarke Hyde trial ends in mistrial. juror Harry Waldron later deemed insane.
Miss Ethel Conrad brings a $250 000 damages suit alleging malicious prosecution and false arrest against W E D Stokes, the hotel owner and sportsman, following Miss Conrad and Lillian Graham’s acquittal on a charge of assault with intent to kill Stokes.
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt and Mrs. Margaret Emerson McKim were married at Reigate on Sunday. McKim is the divorced wife of Dr. Smith Hollis McKim of New York and Baltimore. Her mother is also divorced, and a February 1911 agreement ended lawsuits involving McKim, Emerson, and Vanderbilt.
Washington says Italy appeals to the State Department to stop exhibition in the United States of motion pictures alleged to depict the massacre of Arabs and Turks in Tripoli by Italian soldiers. The ambassador calls the films fake and urges their suppression.
Arrangements are finished to move Ortie E. McManigal from Los Angeles to Indianapolis where he will serve as a principal witness before the federal grand jury probing an alleged nationwide dynamite conspiracy.
Western states push for state rather than federal control of public lands amid conservation debate. Walter L. Fisher interior secretary attended the Spokane meeting as officials consider unified yet detailed approaches. In Spokane, 13 crimes were reported in an eight hour period from Saturday night to early Sunday morning, marking a record for the city.
United States Marshal Elliott serves subpoenas on O A Treitmoe and Anton Johannsen, labor leaders in San Francisco, sought as witnesses by the federal grand jury examining the Times dynamiting case in Los Angeles. In Whatcom County Washington estate notice creditors must file claims by December 30 1911 with executor George W Worthen or attorneys Neterer Pemberton. claims barred thereafter.
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