McNamara Brothers Sentenced in Los Angeles Case
The McNamara brothers were sentenced in Los Angeles after confessing to dynamiting the Times building. James McNamara received life imprisonment, while John McNamara was given fifteen years. U.S. Attorney Miller vows full pursuit of all involved in the conspiracy as agents prepare grand jury action.
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Inh Angeles
Dames
SreNamarawan
Times Waliding
McNamars
Los Angeles
Pec
James
Merning
Bardwell
Aurther
Indianapolis
Ind
United States
Distrct
Charles W. Biller
Federal Grand Jury
Dynamic Jing
BeNamira Brothers
Satattel Gompers
American Federation Offber
Miller
John
McNamara
San Quentin Penittentiary
Oscar Lacher
Wickersham
Secret Interview Reveals Gompers Trail Activity
United States Attorney Miller and Marion County officials discuss ongoing federal interest in Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor. The talks follow a Washington conference and a raid at the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers offices amid J. J. McNamara arrest.
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Indianapelii
Samuel Gompere
McNamara Brothers
Gompers
Jlg
United States
Washington
Marion County
Indiana
International Association of ‘Brides and
Goard
Farmers Favor Lafollette in Michigan Straw Vote
Twelve of the Michigan Democratic delegates hint at supporting La Follette as the presidential candidate at the forthcoming convention. The Lansing report notes farmers, via the State association of Farmers clubs, favor reciprocity and express dissatisfaction with the current administration’s stance.
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Lansing
Hilch
Jattendance
Association of Farmers’ Clubs
Ghair
la Folleits
Col. Heocevelt
Rei
Restaurant Fire Destroys Battle Creek Eatery
A Maine restaurant near the Maine Gas Company's office and Parker's Far store in Battle Creek burned at 2 pm. Firemen fought the blaze after a general alarm and the entire stock was removed from the building. Street car service was disrupted for about an hour.
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Maine
Bia: Gas Company
Parker
Fa Far
Battle Creek
Shure Takes Night Ride In Burlington Incident
Joan O'Brien ditch contractor in Burlington drunkenly forced entry at Fred Ash home. Ash refused lodging and O'Brien created a disturbance. Sheriff Fonda pursued and arrested O'Brien around 2 AM, to be arraigned before Justice Courtright later today.
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Joan O'Brien
Burlington
Fred Ash
Ash
O'Brien
Sheriff Fonda
O'Brier
Justice Courtright
Association Sets Conditions for Meeting on Week of December
H S Hockin acting under President Ryan said the board will consider travel expenses for a city gathering and a meeting may occur mid next week. U S district attorney and grand jury will probe if others were involved with McManerey in unlawful transport of explosives during December 14 to 22. inquiry could widen.
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Pétora
Jery
Grand Jury
Elnte
Thay
Monroe
Federal Grand Jury
Pacific
Indianapolis
Milton A. Schmidtland
David-Kaplan
Tod
James
Ynara
Schmidt
Times
Kaplan
McNamara
Joseph Beatt
Echeol Board
McNamara’ Defense
Bolton
Association
H. S. Hockin
F. M. Ryan
Todlay
United States District Attorney
Srand
McManerey
Carecgh
Parrot Forces Woman to Pay for Wood in Lansdowne
In Lansdowne a parrot owned by Mr. George Wheeling caused a woman to pay for a load of wood after two peddlers delivered it to her door. The parrots shouted orders while Wheeling denied ordering the wood and refused payment, until the parrot’s voice instructed to put it in the cellar.
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Philadelphia
George Wheeling - of -Lansdowne
Wheeling
Bellevue Fire Devastates Village Business District
A major fire swept through Bellevue destroying multiple stores and parlors on the western half of the street and threatening eastern buildings. Fire departments from nearby towns were alerted and a special Kaensing train brought fighters, but the blaze burned about a block before control. Estimated loss ranges from 75000 to 100000 dollars, with insurance expected to cover the damage.
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T. X
Robinson
Masons
Church
Charlotte
Zansing
Tor. Ancour
Kaensing
Zoey Belleyvue
Schariotte
Backes
Med ¢Lee
Rederze
Cal County Agricultural Fair Officers Not Elected Today
The Cal County Agricultural Fair annual meeting held at the fair hall in the afternoon, presided by Bo E K Bentley. Secretary's report shows receipts of 4,422.98 and disbursements including race track, matinees, concessions, and advertising with 1,800+ spent on permanent track improvements. The auditing committee reported delays in audit readiness, prompting requests for a new audit and committee appointments.
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Calvun County Agricultural Boatory
Bo EK. Bentley
Geneva
Premiuina
Polis
Mo ‘Shipp
Jad
Floral Hall
Rand
Eensee
Geo. B
Calhoun Agricultural Society Faces Division Over Show Plans
The section of officers is deferred to January 8 as two factions within the Calhoun Agricultural Society clash over the upcoming show. One side pushes for a stronger agriculture focus, the other for horse racing, with about twenty one hundred dollars added to the society’s debt this year. Members worry about permanent improvements and funding the track while keeping the club's leadership in good standing.
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Yorking St
Calhoun Agricultural Society
Ono
Nerka
Prida
Federal control of farm prices debate in Lansing
The text reports a discussion in Lansing amid calls for federal price controls on farming. Stakeholders from the State Association of Farmers push for stable wages and government guaranteed profits, while parties outside the guarantees seek remedies to address perceived irregularities.
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Lansing
Mich
Neaday Stearnagare
Aduaion
Peradoxteal
Pt.s
Agentiai
Firm Foundation Endorsement for Dean's Kidney Pills
Mrs A Coolay of Marshall Minnesota testifies to long term relief from kidney ailment using Dean's Kidney Pills purchased at Seaman's & Co's Drug store. She recounts her 1904 and 1913 statements and claims permanent cure with no further need for kidney medicines. © For sale by Anderson dealers. Price not listed.
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Marshall
Dean
A. Coolay
Marshall Ave
Seaman‘s & Co
Cooley
Moetar-Bmijbors
Deed Filed Transferring Advance Thresher Co. Property
Teresa Stetcher acting as special messenger for Attorney G W Mechiem filed deeds with Register of Deeds Daskau transferring the Advance Thresher Co. property to M Rumely Co. Deed signed by C A La Fever president and F H Skinner secretary. Consideration named as one dollar, actual payment around four milliæ dollars.
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Teresa Stetcher
G. W. Mechiem
Register of Deeds
Daskau
Advance Thresher Co
M. Rumely Co
C. A. la Fever
F. H. Skinner
Test Assurance Ad Explains Cold Relief Product
The advertisement describes a fever remedy and its claimed effects on illness duration. It mentions a test, a quick application process, and a price of 33 cents. The copy includes jumbled terms and names but centers on product use and outcomes.
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Carly
Gio
Jewlied
Muraphrest
Romeo
Medwins Te
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