Harriman Accused At Darrow Trial
Franklin testified Darrow offered to pay Harriman a fine and give him 3000 dollars if he pleaded guilty as Agee faced sentencing. He described negotiations, arrests, and bribe discussions, detailing how Darrow allegedly planned to aid defendants and how his own family would be cared for if he cooperated.
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A garbled OCR passage portrays a trial scene with defendant Darrow and mentions Branktin, Lockwood, and a farmer's expressions. The text references testimony about bribery or influence and a witness detailing how a person behaved on the stand amid repeated objections.
Workers Under New Fire From Industrial Workers of the World
May 21 report from Washington describes federal charges against Industrial Workers of the World agents accused of aiding a revolution and distributing propaganda in San Diego. The article notes statements by Attorney General Webb and ongoing union opposition and organizing efforts in San Diego and nearby mills.
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Congress candidate in jail for picketing clash
Paterson, organizer of the Industrial Workers of the World, was jailed for six months by Recorder Carroll after being accused of interfering with workers at a Clay and State streets mill. He planned to run for Congress from behind bars and appealed his conviction.
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Lorimer Case Up Tuesday In Senate Proceedings
Indiana Senator Kern acting for Lorimer case minority announced that the Lorimer matter would be carried over to Tuesday in the Senate to allow a two week discussion. Kern indicated the debate would continue until Lorimer’s election is resolved.
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Jersey Delegates Split In Whiting Senate War
Readable fragments show New Jersey Republican delegates at a Strine hotel conference divided between Hadley and Johnson for vice president. Whiting, 36, is favored for national committee chair, while discussions aim to craft instructions for Roosevelt and shape upcoming convention roles amid party tensions.
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Taft Delegate in Jersey Beaten by Roosevelt Vote Count
Taft led in some Englewood districts but Roosevelt won key wards and MorroW led a rival delegate race by a margin. In other areas like Teedevwood and Summa County Roosevelt supporters reported stronger results while Taft claimed the final delegate tally remains unsettled. Mr Murrow praised the support and thanked friends. he is a New York lawyer with offices on Cedar Street.
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Wilson Defends Politics At New Brunswick Event
Governor Woodrow Wilson condemned dirty politics during a speech at the Boost Sew Brunswick celebration. He urged honesty, criticized boards of trade, and urged citizens to expose corruption. He said no line should separate civic duty from politics and warned against cowardice in defending right.
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Murphy to stand by Taft for NJ GOP post
Former New Jersey Governor Franklin Murphy says he will not give up his seat on the Republican National Committee until the convention adjourns. He declines to comment on Whithing’s selection and says he will stand by Taft to the last day.
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German Visit to United States Opens with Formal Welcomes
The German delegation, led by Moltke, arrives to a flag adorned greeting in New York. President Taft plans a welcome at the White House and a German night at the Waldorf Astoria with Prince Henry of Prussia. Officials outline dinners, receptions, and entertainments as the visitors tour Washington and New York.
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$1,000,000 Sale Approved by Federal Court
Federal court term approves sale of $1,000,000 in receivers certificates of the Kansas City, Mexion & Orient Hallway Company to Horton Co. The arrangement outlines funds and conditions for the receivers to secure the money and related certificates. further provisions discuss eligibility and related details.
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Local Real Estate Man Missing Amidst Alarm at West 1 Street
George Brant real estate man residing at 6 West 1 Street has vanished since Wednesday prompting a general alarm by police. Mrs Stahl received a midnight letter claiming Brant would head west after settling affairs and return for wife and child. Stahl reports Brant was said to carry money. she notes a recent nervous breakdown.
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Hawaii Solid for Taft Says Governor Frear
Governor Frear of Hawaii told The Telegraph that the islands are solid for President Taft and will vote for his renomination. He noted no Democrat was elected to office in the latest Maui election, signaling strong GOP support and party unity.
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Joy Rider Dead in NYC Train Crash with Fourteen Hurt
A Philadelphia bound train crash in Manhattan killed a young passenger and injured fourteen others. Victims include Edward Dougherty and Will McSalty, with many rushed to St Johns Hospital. The driver and chauffeur James Hutchinson face investigation after the wreck at Mount Tote Street.
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Shepard
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Speed crazed public blamed for railroad accidents
Dr Hays of Albion Indiana told Baltimore and Ohio Railroad surgeons that most accidents are preventable and caused by telegraphers public demand for fast transport. He urged stricter exams and fitness tests for employees including those who drink to curb speeding and avoidable crashes.
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