Convicted dynamiters receive varied federal sentences in Leavenworth
After a lengthy trial, 39 dynamite conspiracy defendants faced sentences ranging from one year and one day to seven years. Key figures included Frank M. Ryan of the Iron Workers and San Francisco actors Tyaltmog Clancy and McNamara associates. Sentences were largely suspended for several men, with transport to Leavenworth planned under guard. The judge stressed punishment to deter such crimes and questioned the motive behind open shop violence linked to labor conflicts.
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Neinnapelly
Ind
Leavenworth
Kansas
Frank i M. Ryan
Iron Workers’ International Union
Clar A. Tyeltmog
San Francisco
Los Angeles ‘Times Bulls
Eugene A. Chaney
Peel
Ryan
Flockin
Leu Ailworth
Howard Clark
Cincinnati
Trequires
Vic Pours
Strugahy
Mererathery
Edward Claris
Cincine
Dsaamtrer
Hockin
McManival
Avnaniicer
Juge
Alert B. Anderson
Anderson
Aromant
John J. McNamara
Jungo Anderson Sila
Atlantic
Pacific
Tig McNamaras
McManigal
Auril Pobl
McNamaras
McManusal
Iveltmoc
Clancy
San Pratelse
Munsey
Salt Lake City
Tyeitmoe
Pascific
Thian
Miller
James B. McNamara
San Quentin
Californie
Federal Building
U.S
Sebmlat
Indianapolis
Marshal Sehmidt
Leaverworth
Frank M. Bean
Trou Workers’ Union
John T. Buller
Buttald
Herbert $. Hockin
Detroit
Ola! A. Tyaltmone
Tounsit
Eugene A. Clancy
San Frindisco
Philly A. Couley
New Orleans
All Your
Michael 7
Yound. Toston
Frank J. Higgins
Poston
J. EL Monswy
Sale Laxe Otte
Utah
John Th. Barres
St. Louis
Paul J. Martin
Henry W. Leglaltner
Denver
Charles N
Tbeam
Minneapolis
Michael J. Cuohane
Philaesiptis
Richard H. Toulihan
Chicago
S. Shupy
Chisago
Eaward Smythe
Peoria
James
Ray
Paotin
Marrnay L
Stennell
Saringield
Berntard
Clnelmati
Wicford Hert Brown
Kansas City
Mag
Rank WH. Paulnter
Ontale
Petey J. Smith
Cleveland
George Anderson
Michael J. Hatatan
Scranton
Hdward Be
PhWpy
Syracuse
Charles Wachtelster
Detraiy
Ernest G. W. Base
Indidnapalia
Tires
125000 Garment Workers Idle in New York Strike
In New York 125,000 garment workers walked off the job today, tying up about four thousand factories to demand higher pay and better conditions. Morning mass meetings began before dawn, with twelve-person picket squads and two women per squad posted at each factory in light drizzle. Forty five strikes were set across the city for picket gathering points. violence was discouraged and the walkout proceeded without disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Masa
Taft Refuses to Instruct Comptroller on Money Trust Probe
President Taft declines to direct the comptroller of the currency to investigate the Money Trust issue. Attorney General Wickersham releases his opinion, stating no legal obligation attaches to the House resolution and that the comptroller’s duties cannot be altered by a resolution. Taft says he may withhold information if government interests require confidentiality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DC
Taft
House Money Trust
Wickersham
Samual Anthymysr
Wickershaim
Cure Renty
Secretary of the Treasury
Othay Hans
First Woman Horse Thief Dorothy Beeson Faces Police
Dorothy Beeson twenty one, the first woman horse thief known to Chicago police, surrendered at Sauk Clarke Street station after apprehension at Dwight. She admitted stealing eight horses from a riding academy to support street life, a bid to secure work as a professional rider.
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Dorothy Beeson
Siteago
Chicago
Sauk Clarke Street
Dwight
Miss Beeson
Belora
Taft Visits St Augustine Oldest Town in U S
President Taft, returning from the Panama canal zone, makes his first visit to St Augustine, guest of the town, touring St George street and Fort Marlow before a brief reception after breakfast, en route to Washington.
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St. Augustine
Mia
Dac
Panama Canal Zone
Taft
United States
St. George Street
Fort Marlow
Washington
Automobile crash kills Orange man at Le Mars hospital
1 W A Mullenberg of Orange aged 2 died from injuries after a Dec 24 automobile accident near Le Mars Iowa. The car driven by Mullenberg with two companions was struck by a Northwestern passenger train. Mullenberg died at the local hospital. His companions escaped unharmed.
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W. A. Mullenberg
Orange
le Mars
le Mara Ja
W. A. Mullenber
Jocal Hospital
Mullenberg
Nfu
Death of German Secretary Alfred von Kiderlen-Waechter
Alfred von Kiderlen-Waechter, 60, German secretary of state for foreign affairs, died suddenly at his sister Baroness von Germinger in Stuttgart after days of illness. A long-time diplomat, he guided German policy through entanglements with France over Morocco and built closer Franco-German ties before his death. His career included postings in St. Petersburg Paris Copenhagen Constantinople and Bucharest and he once fell from Emperor William’s favor. No successor was named yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuttgart
Germany
Alfred von Kiderlen-Waschter
German Empire
von Kiderlen-Waechter
Baroness von Germinger
Horn
Alfred von Kiderlen-Waechter
Wilhelm von Schoen
Denman
Wranes
Kiderlen-Waechter
Ilewags
Near East
Balkans
Emplre
France
Morerce
Alfred
Vanderlen-Waechter
Aspla Mat
St. Petersburg
Paris
Copenhagen
Constantinople
Bucharest
Sevrel
Gasoline stove explosion kills teen and injures mother
Frances Hilton, 16, died after a gasoline stove explosion in Walerlos Ja. Her mother, Adelbert Hilton, 40, suffered severe burns and was hospitalized in St Francia. The blast occurred while filling a gasoline can at a shave shop.
Government wins partial victory in railroad coal case
The government gains a partial victory in its suit against Lake Shore and other railroads and the Sunday Creek Coal Co as the U S circuit court delivers a decision filed today in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bee
Govevernment
Lake Shore
Hockling Valley
Kanawha
Michigan
Chesapeake and Ohio
Sunday Creek Coal Company
United States
Cfrcuit
Death of Horatio Lewis After Finding Wife in Idaho
Horatio Lewis aged 60 long time resident and Danville pioneer died of heart failure after meeting the body of his wife at Fayette Idaho. He collapsed on the way from the station to his home following the grim discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Doc
Fayette
Idaho
Horatio
Lewis
Danville
Here
Pall Street Deaths In Street Dash Tragedy
A farm hand named Clinton Btreeze in Clinton was fatally injured while fleeing in a spectacular dash. He collapsed in the street and died within minutes. Authorities suspect a brain injury from a collision or blow, with temporary intoxication noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Tan-Dee
Otter
Socialist committee named after annual meeting
In Marahalitown Indiana at a central committee session held yesterday afternoon socialist party members elected Myron F. Wiltse as secretary. The committee includes J Freelatcom Madrid FP Chrigianson Waterloo DC L Nelson Albia B G Pope joy Des Moines J S Mott Mason Guy Bud Wonchin Red Oak M M Curtis Sioux City TL A Hanson Maryshill owns J Z Schuerman Bureau Alnston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marahalitown
Enming
Socialist Party
Myron F. Wiltse
Ander
Pauline ‘Sowna and
Hanson
J. Freelatcom
Madrid
FP Chrigianson
Waterloo
D.C. L. Nelson
Albia
B. G. Popejoy
Des Moines
J. 8. Mott
Mason Guy
Bud Wonchin
Red Oak
M. M. Curtis
Sioux City
TL. A. Hanson
Imaryshill T
J. Z. Schuerman
Bure Alnston
Carl Riedelbach Goes On Trial For Dynamite Plot
Los Angeles December reports Carl Riedelbach known as Warr calls faces trial before Judge Willis on charges of depositing dynamite near a public building with intent to injure. Prosecutors say insanity plea is precluded. a physicians commission will report sanity. Minimum penalty is one year in prison with no maximum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Carl Riedelbach
Willis
Stomney
Fifteen Workmen Buried Under Snow At Fernie Mines
Winnipeg reports a coal mine accident near Fernie British Columbia where a carpenter shop collapsed under heavy snow. Fifteen men were inside and all were buried alive. By noon three bodies had been recovered.
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Pilset Mey
Winnipeg
Coal Creek
Cyow
Pass
Ccrl Conmany
Fernie
3. C
Resigned Clergy Deposed in Philadelphia Church
The Rev. Dr. Alfred G. Mortimer, former rector of St. Mark’s Protestant Episcopal Church in Philadelphia, has been deposed as a priest by Bishop Rabinblander after Mortimer renounced the ministry and provided no letter to the bishop. Mortimer, 61, is staying with a brother in New Jersey and plans to sail to Ireland soon.
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Philadelphia
Delpha
Alfred G. Mortimer
St. Mark's Protestant Episcopal Church
Eta
Rabinclander
Mortimer
Jersey
I Ty
Bogland
Political figures mingle at Washington luncheon
Democratic National Chairman Wm. F. McCombs and party leaders arrive in Washington to confer with local committee members on inaugural plans. The visit blends politics with social events as McCombs attends a luncheon hosted by figures including Thomas Nelson Page and Representative Underwood.
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Trenton
N. J
Wilton
Houses
Congress
J. Hamilton Lewis
United States
Illinois
John Sharp Williame
Mississippi
Luka Lea
Tennessee
Chamberlain
Oregon
Wiliam Redfield
Brooklyn
Princeton
Statehouse
Staunton
Deer Wilson
Birthcay
Big Honos
Staunton, Military Academy
Philippine Islands
Wilson
Philppine
Wiliam Jones
Virginia
Pushig
Mir
Underwood
Washington, D. C
Isle of
Oscar Wi
House
Democratic Organization of Rhe Thoure Au
Tengih
W. PB. McCoabs
Santheon Washington
Dee
Wm. F. McCombs
Iain
Dre McCauths
Thomas Nelson Page
Underwaad
Nichols Couple Pruess and Hedgus Marry in City Parlor
Charles Pruess and Selah Hedgus, both of Nichols, were married this afternoon at 1 o'clock in Magistrate John A. Rowan's matrimonial parlors. The couple will reside in Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pruess
Selah Hedgus
City
Selah Hedges
Nichols, Ta
John A. Rowan
Nichols
Soldiers' Relief Commission Meeting Deferred Today
Absence of a member causes the Soldiers' Relief Commission meeting to be postponed. The commission will set its affairs for the year at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers’ Relief
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Ody
Decree Set Aside Affects Lake Shore Hocking Merger
Columbus December 30. Federal Judge Sater ruled for the government to block the merger of the Lake Shore and Hocking Valley railroads. Mos. Gugwenheim asserts the court was improvised on when she obtained the decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mos
Gugwenheim
Columbus
Sater
Lake Shore
Hocking Valley
Infant dies in Montpelier family tragedy
The twenty seven day old Edward Schroeder, son of Mr and Mrs August Schroeder, of Montpelier, died at home this morning. The father, identified as a telephone central worker, is well known in the city. Funeral is planned for Wednesday at the family home with interment in Battlefield Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schroeder
Aawiy
Edward
August Schrogeder
Montpelier
Schroeter
Bafnle
Balkan peace talks hinge on three pivotal events
Balkan conference at St James Palace faces potential shifts from the death of German foreign secretary Kiderlen Waechter, Britain's neutrality tests as MPs press questions, and a resumed meeting of European ambassadors. Turkish anxieties rise as calls for wartime terms intensify amid rumors of a Turkish loan disproof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubondon
Ing
Balkan
St. James Palace
Datel
Tris
Alfred von Kiderlen-Waecker
Baron Marshall von Bi
Great Britain
Turkey
Russia
Constantinople
Ovoman
Asia Minor
Adrianople
London
Herve
Palestine
New Year's Bout Odds Run Even On Palate Fight
Los Angeles betting commissioners set even money on the New Year’s fight between Palate and McCarty amid expected balanced action. Both boxers completed their last workouts yesterday as training wraps up.
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Palate
Lather McCarty
Copley
Los Angeles
Tul
Wactive
Ather McCarty
al Palver
Dave
New York
Synasium
Returns From Florida Bring Plant Samples Home
A. H. Millar of Hershey Avenue returns from Zephyr Hills Florida with samples of horse bean repgin velvet beans and two clusters of velvet beans. Natives use velvet beans as food after grinding. Millar left Muscatine December 26 to pick straw berries. Navy pay director Geo W Simpson dies of heart failure on December 30 in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Millar
Hershey Avenue
Zephyr Hills
Pasto County
Florida
Navy
Washington
Geo
WW. Simpson
U. S. Navy
Weather outlook for Joowa region this week
Cloudy conditions persist with a warm night and slightly cooler Tuesday. Sunrise is at 7 07, sunset at 4 23, with a minor warming trend tonight and a modest decline tomorrow.
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Kyan Geis
Organized Labor
Preliyent
Wickerstram
Money Trust
U. 8
Algert von Kiderlen
Meinwaechter
Bers
Vfor
Frances Tran
Magpital Twdly Marni
Giwep Ofer Loss
Prosecuting Attorney —Commission
Lane
Commission DD Nor Mben
Schiorvem
von Eiderle
Eaygtish
House of Commons
Resie
McMillar
Muscatine
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