Haywood Freed by Jersey Court After Habeas Corpus Ruling
Haywood and Lessig, leaders of the Industrial Workers of the World, were freed by Justice Minturn on a writ of habeas corpus. Police had detained 142 strikers for picketing and unlawful assembly as they marched from Lafayette Oval to Hale don. Bail set at 5,000 each on disorderly conduct. 12 other strikers released.
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Paterson
New
William D. Hay Yeder
Industrial Workers of the World
Adolph Lesof
Pas County
Justice Minturn
Supreme Court
Hawood
Lersig
Lafayette Oval
Haledon
Haywood
Lessig
Bimson
Carrell
Maywood
Hale=don
Minturn
Michael Dunn
Merry
Binnon
Oval
Paterson Judge Frees Haywood in Local Action
The Paterson judge liberates Haywood in a local case as reports on court actions and public notices appear across the afternoon edition. Other items include racing talk, park plans, and cultural notes.
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Pawe
Merrs
Paterson
Frees Haywood
Laidlaw
Esssr
Coco
Barnard
Paddy
Sullivan
Mayor Springs
Lusehoon
Sulzer
Don Pasquale
Dante
Mary Goode
Waedd Titeah
Fairhroads
Prison Ball Season On Call Umpires Robbers
At Atlanta's federal penitentiary the 19 season opener featured eight teams including the Giants Tigers Cubs Athletics Pirates Climbers and Hustlers. Umpires were prison picks labeled robbers and the Giants won the pennant last year with pitcher Black Matty guiding a 16 game win streak.
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Atlanta
Federal
Giants
Tigers
Cubs
Crackers
Grorgia
Matty
Athletics
Climbers
Hustlers
Progressives Appear Doomed in Michigan
Detroit dispatch reports Michigan voters face a tight race with the Progressive party unlikely to carry. Roosevelt and Beveridge campaigns contrast with Republican strength. Democrats expected second. Women’s suffrage appears to win, aided by organized opposition and farmers groups rallying to support the amendment.
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Tribune
Detroit
Michigan
Roosevelt
Anti-Saloon League
Beveridge
Hadley
Missouri
New York
State Brewers’ ‘Association
Lainesing
Armers
State Grange
Progressive Party
Secretary testifies in slander suit over alleged extra pay
Courtland Smith of the American Press Association sues John C. Hammond for 5000 alleging he accused Smith of paying extra for cursing at his secretary Mise Blakeslee. Blakeslee testified she did not receive extra pay and could not confirm how often Smith swore.
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Courtland Smith
American Press Association
Smith
John C. Hammond
Miks Katherine v. Blakerlee
Supreme Court
Mira Hilalvestee
Mise Blakeslee
Hammond
Sir William Osler Sails to Attend Johns Hopkins Clinic
Sir William Osler sails from London on the Campassa with Dr JJ MacDougal and Dr I W Martin and daughter to attend the continental diseases clinic under Dr Adolph Meyer at Johns Hopkins University this month. He may stay six weeks in the United States with a pleasure trip included. Also aboard are annu Ela retired commander of the H statian navy and Harry Worcester Smith returning after a successful season as master of the Westmeath Hounds.
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London
William Osler
Campassa
JJ MacDougal
Oxford University
I W. Martin and
Daugter
Adolph Meyer
Johns Hopkins University
United States
William
Campania
Annu Ela
Harry Worcester Smith
Westmeath
Little girl loses finger in street accident near Corona
A rings finger on the right hand was severed when a truck struck a child playing near 247 Loua Tink Street yesterday afternoon. Dr O Brien of Mariem Hospital treated the girl who cried she could not marry now. The operator Ralph Har of 40 Sedgwick Avenue, Corona was not arrested.
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O'brien
Mariem Hospital
Ralph Har
Sedgewick Avenue
Corona
Long Island
Sulzer Portrait Rescued From Brooklyn Club Fire
The Brooklyn Press Club building on Fulton Street burned after 9 pm with fire in the third floor card room. No members were present. the loss is about five thousand dollars. A portrait of Governor Sulzer was saved from the flames amid water damage to the lower floors housing a restaurant run by Herman Beube.
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Brooklyn Press Club
Bill
Fulton Street
Porter
Herman Beube
of Water Ordeon
W Jackson Cuny
Sulzer
Mr Gowen Improves in Hospital Report
A partial hospital bulletin notes Mr Gowen eight convalescing with slight improvement at Molyelliig Hospital last night. MP McGowan underwent surgery on Friday and is listed in fair condition.
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Vanlek Fsrre
Board of Awethpe
Molyelliig
McGowan
Tea Dancers Enjoy Afternoon Amid Mayor’s Watchful Eye
Inspector John I. Dwyer visited the city’s te dance venues as owners faced possible shutdown under new rules. Dwyer’s arrival sparked festive dancing while officials assess licenses for public nuisances and moral welfare. The incident followed court rulings on enforcement of late night liquor laws and related charges.
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Broadway
Ike
Sam Healy
Restaurant Owner Association
Bury
John I. Dwyer
Releen- 4
King i
Hin
Jenes G. Wallace
Lehief
1 Conkes
Wasalee
Walace
M Wallace
Michael Burns
Charentht's
Dwyer
Levy
West Side Court
Develock A. m
Panama Railroad director to attend first quarterly meeting
ADEE son will depart Washington tonight for New York to attend the Panama Railroad board of directors quarterly meeting for the first time. The trip marks his initial participation in the oversight of the railroad’s affairs and governance.
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Gses
Adeeson
Washington
New York
The
Panama Railroad
Ite
Lacombe Ends Defiant Prison Break On Roof
The so called tragedy bandit Lacombe, held at La Sante prison, died this morning leaping from the roof during an attempted escape. He climbed iron bars, defied guards, and toppled from the coping to the courtyard below amid a massive crowd and infantry cordon.
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Rey Cable
Tribune
Lacombe
Villette
Bonnet
Garaler
Partios
la Sante
la Villette
Paris
Sante
Mexico City to float 150 million peso loan with international bankers
Mexico City reports that Mexico is arranging a loan of 150 million pesos with London Paris and New York bankers at a 7 percent rate. London dispatch says over 150 million packages have been handled in three months and parcel post activity in U S cities shows large volumes with new record highs.
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Mexico City
Apri Mexia
London
Paris
New York
Washington
Apel
Mexico
Jane Chicago
New
Boston
Woman Dies Save Two Children From Runaway Horses
Mrs. J. A. Silverman of Brownsville, 70, sacrificed her life to shield two children from a cart drawn by runaway horses on Sutter avenue and Union street. She pushed the youths aside but was struck, dying of a skull fracture after the vehicle crashed into a plate glass window. She was known for small charitable acts in Brownsville and leaves a husband, Hyman.
Boy Awakes After Four Day Sleep From Nitroglycerine Injection
A six year old Boston boy, St Croix, awoke at 9 05 am after being dosed with nitroglycerine injected into his arm. Doctors attributed his four day coma to nervousness. He had been fed via tube and slept while standing in his mother's kitchen.
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Boston
St Croix
Lowell Street
Lena
Wely Burns
Frank
Governor Sulzer Attacks Luxurious State Ward Homes
Governor Sulzer cites the Valatie farm for abandoned women as excessive and wasteful. He tells the Associated Charities committee that two cottages with tile roofs marble floors and electric lights exemplify extravagance. He estimates costs could reach about 1 000 per inmate and calls for curbs on state appropriations while preserving essential institutions.
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Associated Charities Committee
Tribune
Albany
Sulzer
Valatie
Henry Morgenthau
Abram J. Elkus
Associated Charities of
New Yorks City
Associated Charities
Governor's Committee of Inquiry
Dutchess County
Columbia County
Mohansic
Letchworth Village
Letoh
Hughes
Cornelian ¥. Collins
Wits
Humber
Scott
John JH. Mealey
Greenwich
Washington County
Dix
Ware
Prison Commission
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Warden Hawk
Lifer
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Denis Courtland
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