Federal jury to obtain evidence on California action
Federal authorities seek records and other evidence in a court order requiring Suttee and Precantor to show authority for action. Indianopolis Novi 2 report that the court granted permission to inspect and seize items. The workers attorneys seek to keep evidence from the federal grand jury, asserting limited authority.
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Tren
Dndianapolis
Novi 2
Sal
Foraia
Mikra
Elycuit
Ted
Jude Larkey
Prosecui
Ely
Tron
Étacle
Federal Grand Jury
Excuses Several Veniremen in McNamara Trial
In Los Angeles California on November 2, ten veniremen were excused from two panels of forty. After preliminary examination, the court found three remaining veniremen valid, with others presenting excuses. Additional veniremen continued from the preceding panel.
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Angeles
Cal
Grain Trade Brings $20 Million Back To Country
Minneapolis reports October grain movement totaling 20,437,110 bushels with $20,000,000 returning to the country. Farmers earned 13 000,000. corn raisers 250,000. chippers 9350,000. hurley and ty-shippers about 400,000. and field shippers 2,400,000, as the grain trade marks the most profitable year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Polis
Mrs Stevens Re-Elected President of National WCTU
Mrs Lilian M. Stevens of Portland was re elected to the presidency of the National Women s Christian Temperance Union. Other officers include vice president at large Siss Anna Gordon of Evanston corresponding secretary Alis Frances P. Farke Evanston recording secretary Mrs Elizabeth FP Anderson Valley City N B assistant recording secretary Mire Merah Hoge Lincoln Va treasurer Mrs Elizabeth P Hutchfesou Evanston Evanston HH
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Milwaukee
Wig
Lilian MN. Stevens
Portland
National Women's Christian Temperance Union
Siss Anna
Gordon
Evanston
Alis Frances P. Farke
Elizabeth FP
Anderson
Valley City
N. B
Merah Hoge
Lincoln
Elizabeth P. Hutchfesou
Bvanston
Hitchcock Not to Resign or Marry
Washington dispatch states Frank J. Hitchcock, Postmaster General, will not resign and will not marry. Hitchcock himself denied any intent to step down or wed, addressing persistent rumors tied to a revolt within his position and personal life.
Hunt Kansas Slayer in Iowa
Mount Pleasant Iowa November 2 police search for Charles Maryek, an early convict sought for a brutal attack on Mrs Jordan wife of a moshanic. She was beaten with a heavy instrument and lies unconscious.
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Mount Pleasant
Lawsuit Against County Over Medical Fees
Dr Arthur B. Kimbell of Battle Creek sues the county in circuit court for 1404.10 for services including contagious disease treatment at five dollars per visit. Supervisors capped at three dollars per visit, ruling upheld by Judge North. case appealed to the supreme court.
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Arthur
Battle Creek
Board of Supervisora
Kimberl
Kentth
Bettie Creek
Kimbell
Circuit Court
North
Supreme Court
Sie Prewe Court
State Treasury Depleted Funds Reported in Michigan
Lansing Nov 2 report from the state treasurer shows a general fund balance of 100,635.23 with bills totaling over 125,000 outstanding, indicating cash on hand will cover salaries and other bills only temporarily while the primary school fund holds 385,991.50. General disbursements in October reached 401,?45.16 and receipts were 68,822.84.
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Lansing
Mich
Bad Boy on Trial in Juvenile Court
Earl Browning of Level Park, Michigan, aged fourteen, faces a juvenile court hearing after truancy and multiple pranks. Schoolteacher Alice Van Gesteen and local merchant Henry Vester testified to disturbances and thefts, including a rifle purchase and shooting at home. The family asks for suspended judgment with rigid supervision, amid signs the court may schedule another trial.
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Earl Browning
Level Park
Earl
Gray
Stepheng
Browning
Bay
Michigan
Nien
Porter
Juvenile cOurel
Xirehman
Alice
van Gesteen
Leve Park
Henry Vester
Shaif
Locals center around county life and legal notices
Fred Harrison left the fairgrounds to work for George Consor at Enttle Creek and his family stayed in the ticket office. The final account of Mrs. Altha Lockwood in the Peter Lockwood estate was filed in probate, with two Marshall township farms valued at 9000 turning to the widow. Fred Ross was jailed again after a drunkenness sentence and faces months more, with Christmas time expected in prison and smoking banned by the supervisors.
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Fred Harrison
George Consor
Enttle Creek
Mr. Harrison
Altha Lockwood
Peter Lock~ Wood
Marshall Township
Fred Ross
Fred
McCutcheon
Albion
Mo Deys
Ross
Chrismas
Rossie
M. A. Bailey
Henry's Law on Trainmen Apprenticeship and Safety
The article discusses Rep Henry's proposed law requiring railroads to hire only workers who have completed apprenticeships and meet physical fitness standards before job retention during strikes. It argues the measure would protect public safety and notes the Michigan Interstate Commerce Commission’s slow enforcement and possible federal action to include such safety appliances in national law.
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James “Henry
Atari
Henry
Michigan
Commission
Federal Congress
Mu R Asks Per Mission 70 Bond Report Sale Rumors
Reports that the M U R has been sold to Sugish capitalists and then to the A W Clark syndicate of Philadelphia appear uncorroborated. Indications point the opposite direction as the traction company seeks state railroad commission permission to debent $443 006 forth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Clark Syndicate
Philadelphia
Traction Company
State Railroad Commission
Initiative and Referendum Test in Oregon Cases
Litigation in Oregon raises questions on initiative and referendum invoked by Portland ordinance bond loss. The Oregon Supreme Court ruling validates the Portland measure as a legitimate exercise of popular power. Missouri AG intervenes defending the plan's parity with Oregon. George Fred Williams files on behalf of several states including California and Colorado. Pacific States et al v State of Oregon is noted.
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Washington
Oregon
Portland
Supreme Court of Ore
Portiehd
Missouri
George
Fred Williams
Boston
California
Arkansas
Colorado
South’ Dakota
Nebraska
Spilisbury Apantizeo
Pacific States
Cold Wave Sweeps North with Zero Weather Reports
Blizzard conditions grip sections of many states as arctic air drives zero temperatures. Isolated snowfalls spread across North Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan and nearby regions. Officials warn freezes will persist through Friday with rail service disrupted in some areas.
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Northwearth
Wane
North Dakota
Weather Bureau
Ohio
Nurth
Sstath
Minn
Calumet
Mich
Heughton
Caugeray
Wis
Lake Superior
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Seth Daketz
Ismarck
Child found dead under wildcat woods near York
The body of Charles Ely, 2 1/2 years old, missing fifteen days from Wild Cat, York County, was found in a hollow stump about a mile from home by Harry Mundis William Hirt and Robert Arnold while rabbit hunting. Investigators believe abductors kept the child in seclusion before returning him to the woods, where he died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Charles Ely
Hirera Lly
Harry Mundis
Wiliam Hirt
Robert Arnold
Dearivaston
Laborites Rise in English Municipal Elections
Laborites and Socialists gain momentum in England's municipal contests with notable successes in major cities including Bradford, Leeds, South Shields, and Manchester as reports emerge.
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England
London
Sridford
Teogl-Jvede
South Siieids
Manchester
Chinese Tension Eases as Yuan Shih Kai Readies Policy
Pekin reports a favorable outlook as Yuan Shih Kai arrives at Hankow to calm tensions on the Yangtse rise. The secret assembly meeting reportedly accepts Landownder demands, seeks Li Yuan Heng appointment, and rejects a loan to fund campaigns while preserving the dynasty deemed essential for political and religious reasons. An edict confirms the resignation of cabinet ministers and keeps Yuan Shu Kal as commander at the front.
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Pekin
Yuan Shih Kai
Hankoty
Yangtsa
China
Li Yudn Heng
Yuan Shu Kal
Sultan Sends Greetings to Turkish Troops at Tripoli
Constantinople November 2. The Sultan ordered imperial greetings to the Turkish troops at Tripoli praising their heroism and noting his pride in their successes. A dispatch from Tripoli dated October 26 recounts Arat volunteers reaching the coast and breaking enemy entrenchments as they march toward Tripoli with expected entry.
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Constantinople
Tripoli
Ana
Slaughter Allegations Denied by Italian Officials
Rome reports an official denial of mass Arab slaughter by Italian troops in Tripoli. The statement says armed Arabs and post trial murderers were punished, 2,290 Arabs were moved to the Harrison islands and other civilians, including women and children, sent to Tripoli. It also accuses the enemy of barbarous acts against Italian wounded.
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Rome
Tripoli
Haz Berm
Halian Islands
Aviator Drops Grenades on Turkish Camp Near Tripoli
Lieutenant Gavatti, a military aviator, found 2,000 Turks encamped at Gasts Alazara with cattle. He dropped four grenades charged with special explosive in the camp center, causing panic. The Turks took shelter near Rearby quarry and did not fire on the aircraft as cattle stampeded.
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Tripoli
Gavatti
Gasts Alazara
Taft reviews Atlantic fleet amid New Jersey arrival
President Taft attends inaugural exercises in Morgantown and Washington, rides Mayflower for fleet review off Brack ent Hodges of State University, and faces political criticism in Pittsburgh over steel industry clashes. Taft’s trip spans New Jersey, West Virginia, and Maryland with the Jacksonville voyage continuing.
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Brack Cent
New York
Baht
Jersey City
Hodges
Universiy
West Virginia
Grafton
W. Va
Washington
Congress
Kaestow
Heaviar
Chevy Chase
Mateton
Chamerce
Wh Steel Corporation
Pittsbore
Taft
Lms Heton
Sherman
Koehler Wins Divorce With Alimony At $80 Monthly
Maldn of night and law degree have proved the ranking of Captain Herman Koehler master of fencing at West Point as the deciding factor in the divorce case brought by him against his wife, a former school teacher. He sought the decree while his wife’s evidence of his conduct over years led to her victory with $80 monthly alimony and an assignment of life insurance and other allowances.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Herman Koehler
United States Military Academy
West Point
Sickles Blackballed by New York Loyal Legion
General Daniel B. Sickles, Gettysburg hero, is said to be blackballed by the New York Commandery of the Loyal Legion amid an internal controversy over removing names from Civil War battlefield monuments coordinated by the New York state commission he heads.
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New York
Daniel B. Sickles
Gettysburg
Sickles
New York State Commission
Wisconsin Population Shown Rising Decade 2,292,869
The director released census figures showing Wisconsin's population at 2,292,869 in the thirteenth census, up from 2,665,048 in 1900, a 28 percent rise. The national population grew 21 percent in the same period. Also noted, Sen Paul Lang died in Olawa after a brief illness, and was a longtime New Hampshire political figure once linked to a Churchill character.
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Washington
Wisconsin
United States
Paul Lang
Oliawa
Past Lang
Sherbrooke
Quebec
General Lang
New Hampshire
Tne
Winston Churchill
Mr. Creede
Steamer sinks with 24 drowned near Palmas Canary Islands
A French steamer Drethak banked during a voyage from Palmas to Marseilles sank after collision with the Eyench steamer Et heria. At least 24 sailors drowned while the other vessel saved some crew. Rescue efforts reported ongoing as authorities investigated in the Canary Islands area.
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Palmas
Canary Islande
Teenitfour Serssus
Drethak Bank
Daothan Sue
Etheria
Marseilles
Jadter
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U.S. Supreme Court
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