Labor Chiefs Convicted in Largest Labor Case
Indianapolis Dec 22 United States government announces 38 union labor officials convicted of conspiracy to promote explosions and harm property nationwide with a terror campaign. Two acquitted. Frank M Ryan as president leads list with 38 found guilty on all counts. John T Butler Herbert S Hockin Olaf Treitmoe and others named among the convicted executives of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers.
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Indianapolis
United States
Ifo
Los Angeles
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Frank M. Ryan
Pnton
John J. McNamars
Herman G. Seiffert
Milwaukee
Danie Buk
Doverport
Iowa
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron
John T. Butler
Buffalo
Herbert S. Hockin
Detroit
Olaf A. Treitmoe
San Francisco
California Building Trades Council
Eugene A. Clancy
San Francine
Philip A. Cooley
New Orleans
Michael J. Young
Boston
Frank J. Higgins
J. E. Munsey
Salt Lake City
Frank C. Webb
New York
Patrick F. Farrell
John H. Barry
St. Louis
Morning News Pane Reports Dust War Developments
The pane highlights a chaotic mix of headlines: a distressing note about a grave charge leading to self harm, court actions, suffrage and political commentary, labor unrest, and forthcoming legal amendments. It catalogs diverse items including finance, markets, weather, and shipping across sections.
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Gaynor
Curran
Snex
Suther
Verbeek
Myltix
Garment
Ccec
Callan
Hevenbiat
Kocialista
Forestry School
Firemen Save Four From Burning Jersey City Tenement
Four residents were rescued from a four story Jersey City tenement at No Suffolk Street by firefighters Kelly Bowe and Burch who carried them down a ladder from the second floor. William Evers age sixty seven and his wife were badly burned and hospitalized while their children Elizabeth and John suffered smoke inhalation. The fire started in the basement among rubbish and climbed to the second floor causing three thousand nine dollars in damage before control was achieved.
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No. Suffolk Street
Jersey City
William Evers
Elisabeth
Elizabeth
John
Kelly
Bowe
Burch
Michael Regan
Verdict puzzles boy in dynamite conspiracy trial
In Indianapolis on December 28 a hushed courtroom heard jurors convict thirty-eight men in the dynamite conspiracy case. A four year old son of defendant William C Berns hardt of Cincinnati played with a red toy engine in the lobby, unable to understand that his father was going away.
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Indianapolis
William C. Bernshardt
Cincinnai
Federal
Hindu Cannot Gain Citizenship in Federal Hearing
Spokane on December 2s Hindu applicant Kumar Mohamder Hindu yori was barred from citizenship by Federal Judge Frank H. Rudkins, marking the first federal ruling on Hindu eligibility for naturalization under U S law. The decision held the applicant not a free white person nor a negro, preventing citizenship.
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Spokane
Wash
United States
Kumar Mohamder
Frank H. Rudkins
Recipes of Love discussed by Latin poets at science convention
Washington notes from the combined convention of scientific societies include a reading by Dr. Kirby Flower Smith of Ovid and Tibullus on prioritizing inner virtue over beauty to sustain affection. A Pan-American reception followed, hosted by the Washington Society of the Archeological Institute, with Canadian members also honored by Ambassador Bryce.
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Bec
Scientific Societies
Kirby Flower Smith
Johns Hopkins University
American Philological Association
Philological Association
Archeological Institute of America
Society of Biblical Literature and Exegesis
Washington Society of the Archeological Institute
Bryce
Weather Prophet Predicts Blizzards in January
Andrew J. DeVoe, a local weather observer with a suburban tower, visits Tinckensack and issues a forecast tied to his calendars. He cites a December snowfall record and projects four to five blizzards in January, expecting zero temperature on next Monday and a snowy start to the new year.
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Tinckensack
S.J
Andrew J. DeVoe
Equalizer Bar Delays Pittsfield Express at Norwalk
The Pittsfield to New York express on the New Haven line was delayed two hours after an equalizer bar on the engine broke and wedged in a frog. The engineer used airbrakes to prevent a derailment. no cars left the track. The incident occurred at 7:15 near Norwalk station on a down grade.
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South
Norwalk
Conn
Pittsfield
New York, New Haven & Hartford
New York
Danbury
Balkan Peace Talks Put Turkish Demands Under Fire
London December session of the peace conference hears Rechad Pacha unveil Turkish terms for Adrianople Macedonia Albania and Aegean islands. Venizelos assails proposals as sweeping while journalists press for access. Delegates push toward mediation and potential European conference amid fear of Turkish resistance.
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Reehad Pacha
Otto
Turkey
Europe
Portsmouth
Rusia
Corea
Port Arthur
Tining
Great Britain
Redind Pacha
Grules
Rechad Pacha
Adrianople
Macedonia
Salonica
Balkan
Albania
Aegean Sea
M. Venizelos
Venizelos
Daneff
St. James’s
Dr. Daneff
Miyuskovich
Citizens Move to Oust Waldo in Police Scandal Probe
Wealthy Citizens and Citizens Union members consider a taxpayer's suit to force Police Commissioner Rhinelander Waldo from office citing alleged graft and Curran committee clashes. Mary Goode fled her West 52d Street home fearing the system would silence her after exposing police protection deals.
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Rhinelander Waldo
Citizens Union
Waldo
Citizene Union
Citizens Lupion
Herman Rosenthal
Polles
Raymond J. Toadick
Accounts
Curran Committee
Rosenthal
Becker
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Fosdick
Becker's
Tyne
Curran
John Tr. Rockefeller, Jr
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Rockefeller
Charles G. ¥. Wahle
Pelham
Ornor
Wahle
Mary Goode
West 52d Street
Curran Investigating Committee
Detail of Long March to Albany by Women Activists
The record lists marchers Rosalie Gardner Jones Lavinia L Dock Ida C Craft Sibyl Wilbur Kathrine T Stiles Kathrine rode three miles Alice Clarke walked continuously though absent five days Jessie Hardy Stubbs walked to the end of the day Gladys Coursen started at Poughkeeps Distance covered 170 miles across twelve days averaging fourteen miles per day.
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Rosalie Gardner Jones
Lavinia L. Dock
Ida C. Craft
Sibyl Wilbur
Kathrine T. Stiles
Alice Clarke
Jessie Hardy Stubbs
Gladys Coursen
Poughkeeps
March to Albany ends with suffrage army at Capitol
The Tribune reports the suffrage march ending at the New York State Capitol at 4:00 PM with General Hosalie Jones disbanding the army at a Albany hotel. She urges voters to consider votes for women in 1915 while praising the march as a noble pilgrimage.
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the Tribune
Albany
Alany
State Capitol
Hosalie Jones
Jones
Keene Very Ill Says M N D Waldorf Visit Restrictions
Keene remains gravely ill at the Waldorf with no change in condition. Dr St Clair Smith reports immediate danger despite the sickness. many friends have called, but none are permitted to see him.
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Waldorf
James R. Keene
Wallorf
St Claire Smith
Mr. Keene
Wilson favors Philippine independence in early U S pledge
Staunton Virginia December 28 President elect Wilson during a birthday dinner in his honor announced support for Philippine independence at an early date. He called the Philippines a frontier and urged careful thinking and inflexible will to ensure the pledge in the Democratic platform is carried out without reversal.
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Wilson
Staunton
Wilson Durin
Philippine Islands
Home for Dean Grosvenor at Cathedral Parkway Proclaimed
A three story dwelling to cost 70000 is planned at the northwest corner of Morningside Avenue and Cathedral Parkway. Architects Cram Goodhue and Ferguson filed plans for the Episcopal Cathedral of St. John the Divine property. The house is for Rev. Dr. William M. Grosvenor, dean of the Cathedral, with a frontage of 126 feet on the Parkway and 48 feet on the street.
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Cathedral Parkway
Morningside Avenue
Cram, Goodhue & Ferguson
Episcopal Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
William M. Grosvenor
Deacones Home
Costume with Jewels at Chicago Arabian Nights Ball
Mrs Tra Nelson Morris plans a January 10 Armory gala dressed as an Indian princess with jewels valued near 100000 dollars. The headdress emerald, necklace pearls, and ear pendants from historic royal sources are highlighted by a love poem warning visitors. Central Office detectives note the theme of secrecy around her and a potential danger near her home.
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Chicago
Tribune
Tra Nelson Morris
1St Regiment
Mrs. Morris
Central Office
Lawmakers Seek Pardon Board To Replace Governor
Assemblyman Mark Goldberg proposes a constitutional amendment to create a special pardons and reprieves board with power to remit fines and grant clemency. The board would include the Governor or a designee, the chief judge of the Court of Appeals, and the State Superintendent of Prisons. If passed this winter, referendum and reenactment by a future legislature would be required.
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al- Lae
Mark Goldberg
Senate
Assemblyym Goldberg
Court of Appeals
Wilson Warns His Party and Business Leaders
President-elect declares service before profit and that money making will require returns. He says presidency requires effort and discipline, applying the golden rule and war paint rather than rosewater.
Mor als for Thought from Wilson in Public Service
Wilson argues that government service requires a hard edge not a rosewater approach. He says business leaders must provide a service or receive nothing, and that the era of profit without effort is over.
Wilson Warns Democrats of War Paint in Government
Staff Correspondent reports President elect Wilson told about three thousand from Mary Baldwin Seminary steps that business men must give in return for profits and that governance requires a heart. He warned conservative Democrats in Congress he would show them no quarter and urged firmness and civility in leadership.
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Staunton
Des
Wilson
Mary Baldwin Seminary
Uttle
Joseph R. Wilson
Congress
United States
Mr. Wilson
America
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