Thirty eight labor union officials found guilty in dynamite conspiracy
In Indianapolis on Tad Dee 28, thirty eight labor union officials were found guilty of involvement in the McNamara dynamite plots, including the Los Angeles Times blast. Frank M Ryan led as head of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers. Two defendants were acquitted. Sentencing set for later as the court adjourned.
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Indianapolis
Tad Dee
Altielary Today
McNamara
Los Angeles Times
Frank M. Hyan
Theternational Association
Ridge and Structural Iron Workers
Tie
Fundy
Pound
AML
Anderada
U. S. Marshals
Marion County
Sulftert
Buckley
Unioh
Huiky
Thoy
Frank M. Ryan
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
John T. Butler
Bullato
Idea
Herbert S. Hockin
Detroit
Olaf A. Tonitmoe
San Franchico
California
Treden Goonell
Turens A. Clancy
San Francisco
Phlip A. Cooley
New Orleans
Michael J. Young
Boston
Frank K. Higgins
Salt Lake City
Frank C. Webb
New York
Patrick BP. Farrell
John F. Barry
St. Louis
Henry W. Leglester
Denver
Charles N
Herman G. Sojtfert
Milwaukee
Daniel Muckley
Davenport
Olav Av Tyolmoe
Lingelle A. Clancy
San Tranchco
Munsey
Salt Lake Oley
Ebt
Che
McNamara Brothers
Iron Workers’ Union
Unnion
Ryan
American Federation of Labor
Tyohmoe
Vee
Los
Angeles
Wotawler
Celivorula Building Tradey
Councl
Algaac Tha
Lhosa
Manigal Ag
Tas
International Union
Burns
Jon T. Butler
Theron Workers
McNemnara
Malnter
Omaha
James T. Coaney
Willy Antiyard
World
Calleht
United States
Cnel
Pacific Coast
New England
Structural Jran and Steel Contractors
International Tron Workers Union
Albert B. Anderson
Dows
Anderson
Ifla Voles
Butler
Kaye
Chet Buller
Department of Justice
Staty
Haar
Washington
Wickersham
Kern
Alieu
Gompers
Gommners
Saul
Morrison
Washington, D. C
Roe
Franiie Morrigan
le Romment
Daniel Bucklay
Surprise verdict sparks defense hopes in dynamite case
In Indianapolis December 5 lawyers voiced shock at the verdicts in the McNamara dynamite conspiracy trial. Defense attorney Harding said many defendants declared innocence and that some may receive short terms after Monday motions and appeals. Several defendants were dismissed or discharged as cases collapsed, with McManigal to face sentencing later in Los Angeles.
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Truianapolis
Ind
Atetorney Harding
Ryan
McNamara
Gov't
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Ramain
Fatrichk Ryan
Chicago
J. Sy, Irving
Peoria
Andrew Ed. Kavanalugh
Springfield
John Jt. Carroll
Syraeusa
N. Y
Moulton. Daevia
Tedewapd Clark
Claeinmau
Klowleg Ay & Geldge Ab
Dayton
McManleal
Los Angeles County
Cal
Girl Killed Brother Fatally Injured in Train Crash
Des Moines Des 23 Mil dred Anderson 18 is deaf and her brother Albert 16 has a fractured skull. They were struck by a Great Western train at Clarion while en route to a party last night.
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Marshalstowh
Jay
Des
Mildred Anderson
Albert
Great Western
Clarion
Manor Grandview Boy Undergoes Operation at Hershey Hospital
A 12 year old boy from Grandview, son of Mrs. Newton eCill, underwent surgery at Hershey Hospital for a condition described as tu bopulosia of the tone. The operation, performed by Dr. T F Beveridge and colleagues, followed a verdict delivered earlier in the week. The case, linked to Ryan the clerk and a 37 year old man described as gray headed, involved a sentence read in court as jurors responded with affirmatives. Further details continued on page 3.
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Albéry
Vershey Mospital
Aluert
Newton eCill
Grandview
Hershey Hospital
Ryan
Butler
Ui Ty
T. F. Beveridge
Union
Chicago
St Ia
Christmas Day Shooting in Chicago Laundry quarrel ends in murder
Edward Phillips aged 39 died after an argument over Christmas greetings with Samuel Doty 87 in a Chicago laundry. Doty, unemployed, was held to answer a murder charge after Phillips was shot following the quarrel last Wednesday.
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Wish Angels
Wisher
Chicago
Edward
Phillips
Samuel Doty
Phillipa
Dotys
Ingwer
Allies displeased may turn evidence in Turkish proposals
Allied peace envoys reacted with astonishment and indignation at the Turkish counter proposals read from Constantinople. Rechad Pasha presided as the Balkan delegates, including Bulgaria, Greece, Montenegro, and Serbia, argued that the terms would not form the basis for negotiations. The talks adjourned to Monday as both sides held their maximum aspirations.
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London
Balan Ations
Rechad Magha
Constantinople
Ovramin
F “Aeg
Aartianople
Tomaly
Turkey
Macadouia
Satonixi Ag Ita
Tuya
Q Nentia
Albania
Sulta Ang
Ottomag
Pierre Gallery
St. James Palace
Rechad Pasha
Bulgaria
Greece
Montenegro
Servia
Hye
Grey Employees Threaten Mass Resignations Over Salary Cut
In Chisago Illinois on December 25, fourteen hundred policemen and several hundred firemen threaten to resign within weeks over an expected twenty percent salary cut for nearly all city employees for the first half of 293, due to lack of funds in the city treasury.
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Foliranen
Chisago
Parson Reaches Lokto as New U S Ambassador
Newly appointed U S ambassador to Japan Lars Anderson arrived to assume duties immediately. He succeeds Charles Page Bryan. In another item from Chicago December 28 a woman named Mrs Frank Senny reportedly committed suicide after giving a Christmas gift to her husband.
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U. S
Yokla
Lars Anderson
United States
Ambayendor
Japan
Charles Page Bryan
Chicago
Christmis
Ity i Miéana
Frank Senny
Ebrdigsien Hersell
CITY HOME RULE OF UTILITIES FAVORED
A 16 to 6 vote by city representatives backed home rule for urban utilities and the creation of a public utilities commission. The group approved resolutions to grant cities authority to purchase and run utilities and to adopt standardized accounting and funding for municipal improvements. Officers named include President Meror M. Carlson and a slate of vice presidents and officials from Illinois and Wisconsin communities.
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Sprivefels
WI. Dee
Uifiiies Commission
Mincis
Meror M. B. Carlson
Moline
Eugene Cuufford
Elgine
George Crow
John W. Auckweiler
Pekint “Ourth
Wim
Neimian
Jacksonville
Rutin Petrosker
Spring aViley
James S. Waldwin
Deaugur
Attacks Madden’s Election In Illinois District
Andrew Donovan, Democratic and Progressive candidate, filed a notice of contest in Washington on December 25 alleging that Martin B Madden of Chicago secured re election to Congress from Illinois First District through unlawful expenditures. The challenge centers on alleged violation of the law and contest proceedings proceed.
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Wiley Notee
Washington, D. C
Martin B Madden
Chicago
Congress
Ilinois
Andrew Donovan
Unidentified Woman Found Dead Near North Oakley
Chicago December 28 an unidentified woman about 33 was found unconscious on the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad road bed at North Oakley boulevard on December 24. She was well dressed and it is believed she fell from a train.
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Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
North Oakley Boulevard
Tiwi Miwaites
Staunton Pays Tribute To Wilson On Birthday Return
Staunton Virginia crowds greet President elect Woodrow Wilson on his fifty sixth birthday returning to his hometown. A parade honors the native son with Governor Wilson, Major General Wood, and local officials in attendance. He visits his old church home and greets childhood friends amid widespread celebration.
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Staunton
Wilson
Toog Fn
Nlow
Sunshine
War Department
Wood
Old Home
Braunton
Woodrow Wilson
United States
de Wass
First Presbyterian
Joseph TR. Wilson
Nastor Mots
Elizabeth Kaiser
H. 2. Yloover
Amanda Fults
Mann
A. N. Fraser
Governor Wilson
Frank Z. Ware
Virginia
Woodray Wilson
Alexandria
Hitle
Stau
Peterson Loses Time In Des Moines Run
Peterson lost twenty minutes on the run to Des Moines from Davenport. The journey covers about 187.5 miles via River-to-River road and about 189 miles via the Great White Way route.
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McClure
Don McClure
Oakland River
Trough
Muscati
Davenport
Magentine
Park Place
Park Avenue
Second Street
Ue Buging
Town
Mulberry
Kepta
Petersen
Des Moines
Corneil Brnfis
Shetter
West Liberty
Peterson
Iowa City
Washington
Sigourney
Oskaloosa
Bareguoll
Pevarteds
Illness-Fall Tonight and Warmer Sunday Forecast
Fragmentary forecast notes mention illness fall tonight and warmer conditions on Sunday. Times, moonrise and vague terms appear, but readable details are limited.
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Wm. J. McClair
Morankek
Paloter
Er J. Smith
Cleveland
Georges Anderson
Michael Hannon
Scranton
Edward EF
Syracuse
Clishes Wheltherstar
Freth J Murphy
Pred J. Mooney
Duluth
Ernest G. WV. Basey
Frett Sherman
Hiram R. Kilne
Murneclo
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joinate
Harding
Raukan
Wicklssham
Senavor Kern
Bueldey
Nwashington
Oll Total
Anparson
Marden
Pes Moines
Reunion
Keotw
White Way
Se Inlj
Guthrie Center
Menlo
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Council
Atlantic
Peter Peterson
Connell Binds
Don, McClure
Deg Moines
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