Atteaux Payments Tied to Woolen Company Probe
Boston May 22 trial of Atteaux Woods and Collins opened with state evidence showing American Woolen Company funds for Atteaux. Checks totaling 3,705 paid March 22 1912 and 2,100 drawn June 26 for “all claims to date” were linked to alleged conspiracy to plant dynamite in Lawrence homes. Evidence included signatures and approvals by Wood and vouchers marking expenses for the Lawrence strike.
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Boston
Mass
American Woolen Company
Frederick F. Atteauz
Atteaux
William M. Woods
Dennis J. Collins
Attrais
Attewux
Defendane
John J. Breen
Ernest W. Plilman
Lawrence
Wood
Do Connajkacy
Fyidante
Edward C. Lynch
Colts
J. C Pelletier
F. Hurlburt
Panett
Beacon Trust Company
William Db. Dwelen
Wrengurer
Te American Woalen Company
Voncher
William H. Dwelles
American Woalen Company
Dwelley
Aleraaux
Dwrelley
Twelley
Morehynise
American Quoden Company
Fhe
Woolen Company
Dielley
Qeaux
Comanya
Anti Jap Jingo Is Civilization's Foe
James M. Franklin, foreign secretary of the American Baptist Jer clen Mission society, declares at the Northern Baptist convention in Detroit that anti Japanese jingoism harms U S Japan relations. He says Japanese people seek no trouble with the United States unless forced to defend their honor and praises Japanese newspapers for fair reporting. He notes the Japanese are seen as the yellow peril and urges mutual respect amid ongoing convention sessions and discussions on education and faith.
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United States
Japan
James IL. Franklin
Tested
American Baptist Jerclen Mission Society
Secracery Franklin
Wr. Franklin
Jean
Northern Baptist Convention
Education Board
Commission On Religious Education
Moline Man Killed in Naval Accident
A torpedo destroyer Stewart suffered a port engine blast during tests near San Diego killing two men and injuring a third. G. Smith and Alma Miller of Moline and Sohn Texas are named among the injured or killed. Book of Moline, engaged to be married, was among the dead. The vessel halted at port for repairs as investigators began work.
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San Diego
Stewart
Sh G. Smith
Book
Alma Miller
Smith
Sohn
Tex
Molina
Ill
Bee
Teland Navy Yard
Witness testifies about dynamite case and Wood chronology
The district attorney questions a key witness about Wood illness after a strike began. The witness recalls Wood near the Woolen Company office January 25 with Die ter and Powers, and notes Atteaux offered to aid settlement. The dialogue references multiple meetings and attempts to resolve labor issues.
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Beaie
Wood
Dwelley
Ak Thal Woolen Company
Witiess
Win. N. Dieter
Ant
Texto May
Saniel L. Powers
Mir Atteaux
Atteaux
Attaaux
Emperor Yoshihiro in grave pneumonia condition
Tokio May 28 official reports show Emperor Yoshihiro with pneumonia and very grave condition. Court physicians attend him at the Aoyama Palace as vigil continues and defense against inflammation rises. recovery prospects brighten slightly as temperature and pulse stabilize but danger remains. The nation prays while a plan to move him to Chiyodu palace was abandoned.
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Tokio
Yoshihiro
Alpik
Sadaké
Aoyama Palate
Inmense
Reinayg
Mittesuhtto
Ensyperge
Washington
DB. C
Toklo
Yoshihiko
Japan
United States
Advertise Here to Reach Local Merchants and Public
The notice invites merchants to advertise in the newspaper, promising reach to readers and highlighting the value of ads for stores and manufacturers. It emphasizes that the best enterprises stay visible in THE JOURNAL and similar leading papers, urging merchants to join if not already advertising.
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Justneta
Journal
First Duas
British Emperor for World Peace Seen in Berlin Visit
King George of England urged world peace while visiting Berlin as a guest of Emperor William. He spoke at the British embassy after a Berlin audience with dignitaries including Von Rathmann-Holmes and John G. A. Lchsmann. The event coincided with Emperor William’s daughter’s wedding and a gala opera later that evening.
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Berlin
Germany
George
England
William Eve
William
Mary
von Rathmann-Holmes
John G. A. Lchssmann
United States
Nicholas of Russia
Lohrengtin
Victora Luise
Officers Named by League Session in Cedar Rapids
The Luther League of Iowa held elections in Cedar Rapids on May 23 naming officers for two chapters. In Cedar Rapids area chapter President Rev. Paul H. Wise North Liberty secretary Paul B. Henderson Iowa City treasurer Carl Larson Marshalltown. For the Mistrick chapter President John L. Berger Cedar Rapids vice president J. C. Moll Davenport secretary Marty Morgan Clinton treasurer Grace George North Liberty.
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Luther Tacagus
Cedar Rapids
Luther League of Iowa
Eera
Paul H. Wise
North Liberty
Paul B. Henderson
Iowa City
Carl Larson
Marshalltown
Cua Eaalenn Mistrick Ares
John L. Berger
Cedar Raplas
J. C. Moll
Davenport
Marty Dforgai Clinton
Grace George
Nartiy Liberty
Ambassador Hines Page Deflects Interview Arrivals in Queenstown
Welter Hines Page the new United States ambassador to Great Britain arrived in Queenstown Ireland at 1 15 day on the Baltic from New York. He refused interviews with reporters and said his aim in office would be to maintain the long friendly relations between the United States and the United Kingdom.
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Queenstown
Iryand
Hay
Welter Hines Page
Great Britain
Paarg
Baltic
New York
Ims
United States
United Kingdom
WANGS BY NECK IN HOSPITAL
A man, Paul Parker of Napa, in a plaster coat, hangs by his neck in a San Francisco hospital today after a street collision injuries. He walked the streets for days with a broken neck, an examination revealed a fractured sixth cervical vertebra and fragile muscles briefly supporting the neck.
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San Francisco
Cal
Paul Vs Parker
Nani
Jn & Hospital
New Chance For Iant Ry Initiative And Referendum
Springfield Indiana May 20 The initiative and referendum resolution, after failing passage in the lower house, will be rewritten and presented again before the legislature next Thursday. Gov Dunne, after conferring with party leaders, is believed to favor two amendments to be added to the petition when debated in the house. Rep Medill McCormick, progressive, is understood to rewrite the resolution.
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Springfield
Dunne
Medill McCormick
Extra Platform Falls Children Killed at Akron
Ambulance crews rushed to Central High School after a platform collapse during a school event. Reports say several pupils were injured or killed when the platform gave way under a display, with details unclear as officials investigate the accident.
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Central High School
Textiles Seek More Time As Manufacturers Protest Cuts
Textiles workers and manufacturers appeal in Washington urging longer time before cotton tariff reductions. Senators, including Johnson subcommittee members, hear calls against deep cuts, warning job losses and mill capitalization risks. The group plans faster Senate handling of the bill with daily sessions.
Motor Cyclist Runs Down Davenporter
Davenport May 23. Richard A. Dierke was struck by a motorcycle at Third and Warren streets this morning with serious injuries. He suffered fractures to a leg and an arm and was taken to a local hospital. The cyclist, Bert Powers, was detained by police and released on recognizance to return for further investigation.
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Davenport
Sue
Richard A. Dierke
Third
Warren Streets
Bert Powers
Millionaire seeks name restoration in adoption case
Henry Shoemaker of New York sues his divorced wife Mrs Beat sla Barclay Shoemaker Perry and Dr Richard Parry in Seattle superior court for an annulment of the adoption of five year old Fleury Shoemaker and restoration of his name. The father says the boy will inherit $2,009,000 from Monty Francis Shoemaker of New York if the name is restored. The petition seeks no custody and notes the grandfather is 67 and feeble with a bequest of $2,000,000 to the petitioner for the boy’s benefit if the family name is kept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
New Department of Public Works Delayed in Congress
In Washington Speaker Clark and Vice President Marshall tell the National Drainage Congress educational committee they see Congress preoccupied with vari and currency reform. They express sympathy with drainage advocates and promise to draft a plan for a new department, aiming to attract detailed congressional consideration on reclamation and flood control.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Department of Public Works
Clark
Marshall
National Drainage Congresa
Comithe
Volcanic Activity Rises at Mount Vesuvius
Mount Vesuvius showed renewed signs of activity with a nocturnal eruption and a morning tremor in Nantes. A new large central fissure opened around the crater, ejecting ashes that remain confined within the volcano’s crater area.
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Nantes
Haya
Yolcana
Five Years For Robinson in Federal Case
Des Moines Iowa May 23 Judge Smith McPherson sentences Herbert Robinson to five years in the federal penitentiary at Stillwater Minnesota for violation of the Mann White Slave act. Robinson was convicted of bringing his wife to Iowa for immoral purposes.
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Deas Moines
Smith McPherson
Herbert Robinson
Stillwater
Mann
Robinso Wen
Towa
Immorel J Rutadets
Iowa Club Women Select Officers
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Mar 33. The final ballot of the Iowa federation of women's clubs shows officers named: President Mrs. B. B. Clark. Vice President Mrs. Irs. BP. 1. Whit lex. Recording Secretary Mrs. PF. F Paville. Corresponding Secretary Mrs. W. WW. Snyder. Treasurer Mrs. Etta Agnew. Auditor Mrs. A. S. Tobnson. General Federation Secretary Mrs. Wormer MDler. Resolutions urged equal suffrage and woman inspector presence in schools. next biennial meeting place referred to executive committee. Tea Melnes, Ta wa City and Burlington seeking convention bids.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs Today
B. B. Clark
Red
Irs
Whitlex
Webster City
PF. F Paville
Stormy Lake
W. WW. Snyder
Davenport
Etta Agnew
Marshalltown
Grecian King to Front in Hostilities Resumption
King Constantine of Greece with Prince Alexander and the army staff left Athens for Saloniki as fighting resumes between Bulgarian and Greek forces. The move signals Greece's active participation in new hostilities in the region.
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Goer
Siloniki
Athens
Greece
Constantine
Alexander
Stam
Saloniki
Hilles Heads To Washington For Republican Executive Meeting
Charles D. Hilles, chairman of the Republican National Committee, arrives in Washington to join the National Executive Committee in shaping plans for party reorganization and a potential fall convention. Senators Cummins and Nor ris, plus representatives Cramp ton and Rogers, attend the concili ation committee session.
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Committee of
Progressives
Washington, D
Charles D. Hilles
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Cummins
Hadley
Missouri
Sidney Anderson
Minnesota
Ueedle
Rawford
Jones
Crampton
Lichigan
Rogers
Massachusetts
Republican Executive
Tomorow
National Committee
House
Mead Committee
Gallinger
Republican Congressional Committee
Senators
Norris
Senate
Weans
Townsend
Senator Clark
Wyoming
Three Ordered Deportations From Davenport Today
Davenport May 22 three men Bernard Shiebe of Independence Iowa William Schwartz of Davenport and Sam Kogens tubercular were taken today by an immigration commissioner and will be deported from New York on a complaint of being undesirable citizens. Shiebe and Schwartz to Germany and Kogens to Germany
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Davenport
New York City
Bernard Shiebe
Independence
Towa
Wiliam Schwartz
Sam Kogens
New York
Germany
Kogeas
Grerrey
Sisson makes mild Japanese speech in the House
Representative Sisson of Mississippi argued against surrendering treaty powers to foreign dictates. He warned that allowing open treaty sessions would invite alien labor pressures and land monopolies, urging Congress to publish all treaty documents promptly and resist foreign dictation. A Bartholdt joint resolution proposed a constitutional amendment granting Congress power to legislate on foreign-residence citizen rights.
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Washington, D. C
Sisson
Mississippi
House
Wilson
White House
Japan
Syar
England
France
Germany
United States
Senate
Jang
Oy al- Johns
California
Centlemen
Congress
U. S
Repre Jsentative Bartholdt
Missouri
Wholesale Jobbers Meeting in Marshalltown Iowa
A dozen Iowa cities are represented at the Iowa branch meeting of the Western Wholesale Jobbers Association organized in Ransag City. The gathering aims to devise plans for securing better freight rates.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Western Wholesale Jobbers
Ransag City
Devilix
Weather Forecast Iowa City Area Tonight and Saturday
The weather forecast for Iowa City area calls for fair weather tonight and likely Saturday with moderate easterly winds. In Muscatine the river stage at 8 a.m. measured 8.2 feet, a rise of 7 inches, while temperature at 7 o'clock a.m. was 50 degrees.
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Iowa
Muscatine
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Linptise Missionary Society Oficial
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Britain
Wangs
Akron
Srutting Off
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Washinton
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Capitol
James Ross
United Textile Worlds of America
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Ross
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Halte Smith
Lon Ja
Davenporter
MT. Vesuvius
Robinson
Iowa Club Women Select Officers
State Federation
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