Frend of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers Denies Friction
Frank M. Ryan, president of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers, arrived from Washington denying any friction with Samuel Gompers and AFL officials over the McNamara case. He refused to discuss details, noting other business and not commenting on federal inquiries or potential executive board meetings. The McNamara defection and labor committee statements condemn the acts while stressing no blame on organized labor as a whole.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Frank M. Ryan
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Washington
Federation of Labor
McNamara Brothers
Ryan
McNamara
Association
Te McNamarag
Cuses
John J. McNamara
Mayo
McNamaras
Leo M. Reppeport
Tahar Sparns
McNaimaras
Tec. S. Sanding
James B
Inbor
Nork
FF. al. Ryan
International Bridge and Structural Iron Workers’ Union
sIad
Gompers
America
Iabor
Tyo
Vincent Alt
Chicago
Marcout McLaren
James B. McNamara
Detroit
Orde FB
Bert Maniral
Aig
McMani
McManigal
TJ. McNamara
United States
Otter
International Association of Bridge & Structural Iron Workers
McMunigal
Manigal
Fredericks Po
Ford
McManigal's Testimony Resumes Dynamite Inquiry
Ortie McManigal, confessed dynamiter, returned to the federal grand jury in Los Angeles to continue his account of nationwide dynamite outrages. The probe, led by the U S Attorney, aims to identify eight witnesses while indictments are not expected for a week or more. The investigation's scope spans beyond Washington, with potential ties to the coast and Chicago connections.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ortie McManigal
Croud
United States
Aeeuty Marghing
Cody
Department of Sustizo
Washington
Dlanagolis
Paoli
Amtal
McNamstus
Quentin
Piscasa
Ryan
District Attorney’s
F. M. Ryan
Association of
Bridge & Structural Trap Workers
American Federation of Labor Monde
McNamara Brothers
Mr. Ryan
John J. SieNamara Wes
Tromantera
Ae Mae
Inter movement criticized after McNamara case and arrest remarks
A report quotes a committee condemning kidnapping and violence in the McNamara affair. It questions the arrests in Ruslan style and urges nonviolent means to right wrongs. The piece notes hurt and humiliation among those connected to the Inter movement and criticizes irregular arrest methods.
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McNamarac
Ruslan
Style
Ang
Burns
Exhibition Ends as Young Fanciers Shine at Muscatine Show
The Muscatine Poultry Fanciers Association finalizes its eleven year poultry show with record attendance. More than six hundred schoolchildren visited, while new breeders impressed veterans, led by Campbell & Barton of Jessup Iowa winning the sweep stakes. Top birds included a Partridge Wyandotte scoring 94 points and a gold leg band. Awards honored pens from Muscatine Cedar Rapids Letts and Jolts with multiple silver cups and special prizes donated by local merchants.
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Dfuscatine Poultry Fanciers’ Association
J. G. Holmes
Association
Campbell & Barton
Jessup
Iowa
Rhodasland ‘Reds
A. G. Shanklin
Innocent
Edward Heerd
W. Marbaugh
J. &. McCormack
Letts
Hubert Jackson
Muscatine
Smith
I. B. Dough‘arty
Cedar Rapids
Mosher
Rank Jlrouch
Cedar Rapid
Rhode Inland Reds
Campbell and
Border
Jesup
Barred Rocks
George Lindale
White Rocka
J. O. Mucha
T. Wilson
John G. Holmes & Son
J. Kirschner
Nichols
Burt Orplngtens
Christopher Hoppe
C. M. Hummet
Herman Brotherg
Bull Rogka
N. W. Marshall
Wapello
Hubert Hyans
S. C
Rhode Island
George Lindle
Campbell & Korder
Dan Terry
Packers Object to Farmer Jury in Chicago Trial
Attorneys for indicted Chicago meat packers began selecting a jury for a Sherman act case. The twelve jurors include seven farmers and five merchants, with defense aiming to strike farmers for cause due to perceived prejudice from packer control of cattle prices. Clem Olson of Gardner, Michigan, was first questioned to probe potential bias.
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Chicago- Til
Chicago
Arg
Clem Olson
Gardner, M
Miller
Aken
Baltef
Farmerg
Cotton crop breaks records across several states
Census bureau data show Washington DC, Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina ginning more cotton than ever before prior to December 1. Total U.S. ginned cotton stands at 13,814,832 bales plus 7,567 round bales and 87,457 Sea Island bales with Georgia and other states leading in gains. Sea Island distribution listed for Florida, Georgia and South Carolina.
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Washington, D. C
Dee
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Kansas
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Census Bureau
United States
Wales
Sea Island
Alabama
Arkansas
Plorum
Georgic
Lone Isitina
Mivsgelppl
Sanford Charged With Six Deaths On Yacht Voyage
A United States grand jury in Portland filed a six count indictment against Rev. Frank W. Sanford leader of the Holy Ghost and Us society charging him with causing the deaths of six followers during a voyage on the yacht Coronet. The names listed include George Hughey Charles Hughey Ralph Merrill Stuart Wolfe John Bolster and John Adamson. Sanford pleaded not guilty and claimed God is the only counselor.
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Portland
Ite
Bec. B
Coronet
United States District Court
Frank W. Sanford
The
Holy Ghost and
Us Society
Sanford
George Hughes
Charles Hughey
Ralph Merrill
Stuart Wolfe
John Bolster
John Adamson
George Hughey
Wimevil
Mystery surrounds Heyes movement toward Mexico
Mexico City dispatch notes continued mystery over General Reyes movements. San Antonio reports say he passed through St Louis, with belief he remains near Brownsville. Secret service sources in San Antonio chase Reyes by train toward Carmargo and near the Texan border amid uprisings in Puebla Zacatecas region.
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New Orleans
Burstan
Fronter
Mex
Customs and Secret Service Wwert
Mexico
Reyes
Mexico City
San Antonio
Yucatan
Steves
Carmago
Texas
Secret Service
Romville
Tex
Browneville
Imen
Galent
Eure Leon
Braham Girl in Weeping Fits During Examination
Miss Lilian Graham, aged 23, burst into tears while being questioned by her own attorney during testimony in the Stokes murder case. She described meetings with W. E. B. Stokes, details of money given and gifts, and rides and entertainment provided by him at the Ansonia, beginning with their first meeting in September 1906.
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New York
Lilian Gruam
W. EB. D. Stokes
Ethel Conrad
Mr. Stokes
Graham
Vale
Jordan
Nave
Ansonia
A&nsonia
Slater
Miss Graham
Stokes
Otter
Singleton
Kelly’s Fate in Hands of Jurors
A Des Moines jury weighs Dr. Harry D. Kelly’s fate after Judge Bradshaw read six verdict forms. They include murder in various degrees, manslaughter, not guilty by insanity, and a special interrogatory on sanity the morning of March 25. The cases involve Deputy Sheriff Clarence Woolman and Edmund Sterling.
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Tes Moines
Harry D. Kelly
Sherif Clarence Woalman
Council Bluffs
Edmund Sterling
Des Moines
Bradshaw
Lepethy
Valley splits basketball into Northern and Southern circuits
Kansas City officials report Missouri Valley Conference forms two divisions. Northern includes Nebraska Ames and Drake. Southern includes Missouri Kansas and Washington universities. Each school to play four games within its division, with divisional winners meeting for the championship. Further meetings planned to shape next year schedules and possible new members.
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Kansas City
Missouri Valley
Nebraska
Ames
Drake
Missouri
Kansas
Washington
Talay
Te Sun, Tantorre
Lawrence
Kan
Jays Andrews Buys His Release From Kewanee Club
Wewanee, TH, Dec 8 After failure of the St Joseph Western league club to meet the demands for the release of Dr J A Andreye the club purchased his release. Andrews proposed to buy his own release and the action was accepted leaving Kewanee without a manager. Officers expect to fill the position soon.
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Wewanee
St. Joseph
Kewanee Central Association
J. A. Andreye
Andrews
Kewanee
Jay
Interurban Pioneers Secure Pledges for Keota Line
Iowa City is set for the Iowa City Ottumwa Interurban Beltway line to reach Keota by 1912. Local stockholders say American capital will provide 1,500,000 dollars to fund construction if English investors do not contribute. Work will be pushed next year to extend the road toward the distant terminus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa City-Ottumwa
Former U S minister Bartlett Tripp dies at 69
Judge Bartlett Tripp of Yankton South Dakota died at home after a paralysis stroke suffered Friday. A pioneer jurist, he arrived in Yankton in 1863 and led the first constitutional convention. He served as United States minister to Austria from 1893 to 1897 and chaired the commission on the Semoun affair.
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U. 5
Custria
Yankton
S. Dak
Sioux City
Bartlett Tripp
United States
Austria
Ferm
Fight For Dollar A Day Pension In House Debate
The house opened debate on a general service pension of 12 dollars a day for Civil War veterans. Representative Adair of Indiana pushed the Sherwood bill, while opponent Mann sought no time limit. Sugar beet farmers face subpoenas as the sugar trust probe continues, with recounts of slum recruiting. Moon protests public image clashes and clarifies relations with Kentucky members amid judiciary committee activity.
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Washington, D
House of Representatives
Adair
Indiana
Eater Mann
House
House Sugar Trust Committee
Colorado
James Bodkip
Mead
Senate
Moon
Pennsylvania
Thomas
Kentucky
Judiciary Committee
Garon Munchausen
Clayton
Witnesses Tangle In Lorimer Inquiry Defense Claims Chicago Link
Washington D C Det S H oT Bell, a Chicago streetcar conductor, testified that Sidney Yarbrough was in Chicago on May 24 1908, challenging White's Springfield hotel room account. Bell’s corroboration and cross examination revealed inconsistencies, as police testimony placed White in custody at the Lexington hotel in Chicago between August 2 and 20 1910 amid Lorimer era investigations.
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Washington, D. C
S.H
Bell
Chicago
Lorimer Senatorial Investigation Committee
Sidney Yarbrough
Springfield
Charles A. White
Gglaser
White
Agfield
George Glass
Yarbrough
St. Lorimer
Senate
Lorimer
Todd
Beil
Browne
Lea
Kenyon
Jones
Chtefs
Glass
John J. O'Keefa
Weather Update for Iowa and Illinois
Iowa mainly clear tonight through Saturday with light winds and dry conditions. Illinois forecasts unsettled weather with light rain possible tonight or Saturday, sunrise at 7 06, sunset at 4 23, and mild temperatures expected.
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Iowa
Illinois
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