Darrow Trial Bribery Case Shrinks Witness List
Franklin testified Darrow offered to pay his fine and give $3,000 to plead guilty. He described meetings at Los Angeles locations, names of possible jurors, and a plan to protect his family while rebuilding reputation if the plea was accepted.
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A. Ko Kruger
Guy Vorkin
Los Angeles
John & Underwood
Frank Smith
Covina
Pranklin
Paket
Kruger
McNamara
McSamara
Rogers
Peanhlly
Davis
Davie
Ford
Lockwood
Witness recounts bribe accusations and immunity remark
The testimony centers on remarks about Harriman and Davie directed at Darrow men, Franklin offering to plead guilty if freed, and defence cross examination as Rogers questions Franklin about ties to Lockwood and bribery. The court adjourns as objections rise over bankbook entries.
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Harriman
Davie
Franklin
Travis
Rogers
Lockwood
Federal grand jury probe of Industrial Workers of the World
Washington authorizes a federal grand jury inquiry in San Diego into IWW activities amid charges of seditious acts and neutrality violations linked to Meateo. San Diego authorities and state leaders discuss measures including a state constabulary while union factions debate strikes and solidarity actions in Lowell and Lawrence.
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San Diego
Washington
May
Wickersham
Cal
Industrial Workers of the World
United States
Loe Anckeles Kum
San Diezo
Americal
San Mego
Mexico
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Diey
The
Socialist Party
Alexander Irvine
Tros Angeles
San Dino
Johnson
Congress Candidate in Jail for Picketing at Mill
Paterson, a Socialist party picket and organizer for the Industrial Workers of the World, was arrested near a mill at Clay and State streets and sentenced by Recorder Carroll to six months in county jail. He plans to appeal while awaiting release to campaign in the open air.
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Paterson
Mas
Baloionnate
Industrial Workers of the World
Socialist Party
Congress
Clay
State Atresty
Kats
Katz
Carroll Katz
Lorimer Case Up Tuesday Moves In Senate
Senator Kern of Indiana said he will delay the Lorimer impeachment case until Tuesday and then launch what he expects to be a two week discussion in the Senate. He pledged to keep the issue before the chamber until action is taken.
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Washington
Senator Kern
Indiana
Lorimer
Senate
Kern
New Jersey Delegates Pick Whiting for National Committee
Twenty eight New Jersey Republicans met at Hotel Sterling in Trenton and unanimously named Borden D F Whiting to the Republican National Committee seat formerly held by Murphy. Fort was named chairman. The delegation pledged unit support for Colonel Roosevelt and asserted the Roosevelt victory signals party principles over personalities.
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Hotel Sterling
Trenton
Borden DF Whiting
Murphy
Republlican
Fort
Whiting
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Love
Harold E Howland
George le Record
Cegety
James G. Blauvelt
John Rothernhs
Assembleman
Gil Ae
John Boyd Avie We
Adrian Lyon i Jas
Herbert M. Halley
Francis Potter
Edward Knapp
Frank L. Davies
John L. Klein
Colby
Republican Party
Pei
Repub
Republican Party of
Som
Johnson
California
Orbs
Taft Delegate in Jersey Wins Highlight Local Taft Lead
Special reports from Hackensack Englewood and Ridgewood New Jersey indicate one Taft delegate may be elected in the state primary Dwight W Morrow of Englewood led in several districts while Roosevelt delegates were undercounted In Englewood Taft bested Roosevelt by 24 percent with Morrow ahead of Roosevelt delegates in two districts Morrow expressed gratification for the strong showing and support while Sussex County showed Roosevelt ahead by about 200 votes no clear delegate result yet
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Hackensack
Taft
New Jersey
Dwight W Morrow
Englewood
Roosevelt
Morrow
Tidgewood
Sussex County
Chivagi
Mn Morrow
Tam
Mr. Morro
Cedar Street
New
Wilson Defends Politics at New Brunswick Celebration
May 31 New Brunswick Governor Woodrow Wilson urged boards of trade to engage in politics as well as civic duties at the Hoostal New Brunswick event. He linked dirty politics to voting behavior, urged action against wrongs, and criticized cowardice while calling for unity of business and public life.
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New Brunswick
N.d
Civie Ltr
Woodrow Wilton
New Jersey
Murphy vows to keep NJ RNC seat through convention
In New Jersey on May 31 Borden D Whiting announced he would not take the state’s RNC seat until after the Chicago convention. Former Governor Franklin Murphy, the current New Jersey member, refused to comment but said he supports Taft and plans to remain in his post until the convention ends.
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Siberon
N. J
Borden D. Whiting
New Jersey
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Franklin Murphy
W. B. Kinney
Germans Await Greeting for New German Fleet Visit
Reports describe the German squadron preparing to anchor at Hampton Roads and meet President Roosevelt aboard the Mayflower. Kaiser Wilhelm II’s fleet, led by Moltke, Bremen, and Atettin, will be hosted by US officials including Mayor Gaynor and Cornelius Vanderbilt, with receptions, dinners, and public viewings planned through June 13.
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Riser Moltke
Craleer Atettin
Bremen
Lynn Maven Hay
Veevers
Old Point Comfort
Mondaay
Mccall
United States Navy
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Tart
Dine Tor
Prince Henry of
Renese
Tim
White House
New York
Verein
Eveug
Gaynor
Waldorf
Moltie
Cornelius Vanderbirt
James Speyer
Oftcora
Kansas City Judge Approves $1 Million Railway Certificate Sale
In federal court Judge John C Pollock approved the sale of $1,000,000 in receivers certificates of the Kansas City Orient Railway Company to a Boston company. Proceeds will extend the Granada Texas to Fort Stockton Texas line and may allow sale of an additional $1,140,000 certificates if needed. Certificates sold for 98.69.
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Kansas City
John C Pollock
Kansas City, Orient Railway Company
Boston Conpany
Granada
Tex
Fort Stockton
Real Estate Man George Stahl Missing After Nervous Break
George Stahl a real estate man living at 68 West with Street has been missing since Wednesday police issued a general alarm for Win. On Thursday Mrs Stahl received a letter mailed at midnight from the Hudson Terminal stating he would go West and then send for her and their child. Mrs Stahl says he had little money with him. Stahl recently suffered a nervous breakdown.
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George Stahl
West $Ith Street
Win
Hawaii Solid for Taft Says Governor Frear
Foxton May 31 The Tribune reports Governor Frear of Hawaii declared the islands are solid for President Taft and that their delegates to Chicago will vote for his renomination. He added that not one Democrat was elected to office in the latest Hawaiian elections.
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Tribune Foxton
Frear
Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Taft
Chicago
Joy Rider Dead In Rockaway Beach Car Crash
Nine hurt when a limousine car left Rockaway Beach for Manhattan, overturned on Flossman Avenue. John Baan, 21, was crushed to death and removed to his late home. Several injured, including Archibald Hutchinson’s chauffeur James Hall, who fled. Hospitalized victims include Brunk Larkin, Edward Dougherty, and William McNalty in Manhattan.
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Rockaway Beach
Floffman Hout
Milly
Long Island
Wexterdes Merning
St John's Hospital
Long Tvland City
John Baan
Mount Ue Place
Bronx
Brunk Larkin
Mast 4
Th Street
Manhattan
Edward W Dougherty
Sixth Avenue
William McNalty
Lark
Nord Street
Kaan
Archibald A. Hutchinson
William Street
Roland
East Sath Street
Mineola
James Hall
Rockaway Iead
Mian Hetty
Campbell
Marie Kerno~chan
Hagel Smith
James Kivanaugh
Henry Conway
Leonard Fitzpatrick
Oat
Bealaed
Hutchinson
de Pion
Hall
Bin
Kant Bath Street
Speed crazed public blamed for railroad wrecks
Dr. John W. Hays of Albion Ind decried the public as the main cause of thousands of yearly railroad accidents. Speaking at a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad surgeons meeting he said most crashes result from carelessness and insisted railroads should screen workers for mental and physical fitness and weed out drinkers.
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John W. Hays
Albion
Ind
Haltimore & Obie
Hays
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