Alleged McNamara Plot Described by Delaney in Oklahoma Case
The Muskogee Phenix reports John Delaney an iron worker claims McNamara arranged travel and diagrams of buildings for dynamite placement. Delaney says he served six months for a Utah dynamiting charge and later sought fees. he implicates unions, Burns agents, and a cross-country sequence from Cincinnati to Denver and Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musketer
Okla
John Delany
John J McNamara
International Assecttion of Rede and Iron Workers
Harry Fyan
Muskogee Phenix
Aimnesses
Telaney
McNamara
William J Burns
Co Delaney
Ind
Farapolia
GFE Skidmore
Pittsburg
Delane
Ares
Mere
Cincinnati
Vine Street
Fanruare
St Louie
St Chating Street
Denver
Woile
Mara
Salt Lake City
Moe Nemara
Utah
Houston
SE Namara
Policeman Shoots Negro During Street Turmoil at West 38th
Patrolman David Levy of Squad C shot a man near West 38th Street and Eighth Avenue after the assailant waved an axe and charged. The injured man, identified as William Mingo of 351 West 58th Street, was taken to New York Hospital in serious condition with no clear motive or alcohol involvement found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B8th Street
Eighth Avenue
David Levy
Squad C
38Th Street
Levy
Parison
New York Hospital
William Mingo
S@th street
Boy Plays Detective Helps Recovery of Stolen Horse and Wagon
Indore Blonow, a truckman, reported two men drove away his horse and wagon from East 119th Street. A boy led police to the stolen team at Park Avenue and 117th Street. Detective Duvita and Officer Hartigan Jr. recovered it as the suspects fled. Earlier Blonow recalled two men offered furniture at 110th Street, but no one was there.
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Indore
Blonow
No. 2
Second Avenue
East 119Th Street
Pana
126Th Street
John Hartigan
Fon
John Hart- Mean, Jr
Hoe
Duvita
Park Avenue
117Th Street
Slonow
110Th Street
Colquitt Stands Firm Amid Threats At Fort Worth Rally
Governor Colquitt, a wet Democrat, ignores anonymous threats and plans to attend a anti-prohibition rally in Fort Worth on Monday. The letter warned he could be killed and urged him to resign, claiming a whiskey mob would attack if he attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Cole IM
Fort Worth
Longnow
Galveston
Kerr Worth
Harmon Declares War On Presidential Rivals
Indiana Democratic Editors' Association adopts a resolution praising Governor Harmon for backing a progressive path for the 1812 presidency. The group also commends the search for Democratic congressmen from Indiana and condemns Bryan's repeated campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marenal
Indiana Democratic Editors’ Association
Indiana
Woman Erects Tombstone Describing Husband’s Fatal Accident
Mrs. John De Martino in Stamford has inscribed on a new grave monument the account of her husband’s death in Bridgeport on October 20, 1910. The perfume maker was killed when struck by a car whose driver fled. she hopes the inscription may move the guilty party to surrender to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Conn
John de Martino
de Martine
Mad Norse horse killed by patrolman after escape attempt
In The Bronx, Patrolman Costin of the Alexander avenue police station killed a mad horse owned by contractor John A Armstrong after it gnawed a stall, charged chickens, and broke ropes as two veterinarians declared it rabid. The animal, once six weeks previously bitten, created a crowd at the stable yard before the fatal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costin
Alexander Arest
John A. Armstrong
S 206
Mast 146Th Street
Bronx
Long Lost John Hoyt Found in Cleveland After 25 Years
John William Hoyt, a 72 year old construction engineer once in Connecticut, resurfaced in Cleveland after leaving Stamford three years ago. His brother Clason Hoyt of New York City, an East Side real estate man, identified him and said the family had searched since his disappearance. Hoyt's wife remains in Springfield Massachusetts, and he was living in a Warrensville Farm Colony boarding house before reunion.
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Cleveland
John William
Hoyt
Stamford
Clasen W. Hoyt
New York City
John Hoyt
City Outdoor Relief Department
Warrensville
New York
Clason Hoyt
Springfeld
Mass
Wesleyan College
Middletown
Supreme Court Moves to Reform Equity Rules
The Supreme Court appoints Chief Justice White and Justices LaGuardia and Vandevanter to draft revised equity practice rules. Prominent lawyers praise the move as long overdue, aiming to speed disposition of cases and reduce delays in federal courts.
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White
Equity
Tribune
Washington
Dune d
Taft
Chietien
United States
Apa Ate
Laarten and
Vandevanter
Duatice White Khnasel
Supreme Court
Tas Hee White
Inez Congress
United
Supreme Court of the
Waate
England
Kot
Evndey Ergil
Admiralty
Istates
Willan D. Guthrie
Guthrie, Hangs & van Sinderen
Hawyers
Louis Marshall
Tir Helmer, Untermy & Marshall
Law Division
Samuel Untermyer
Bar
Sad Faced Cow Retaliates Against Mad Dog
A mad dog that roamed Kindy Lake near Sharon, Pennsylvania, bit several dogs before attacking a sad faced cow in pasture land owned by H M Brown. The cow was bitten on the shoulder and body, then charged the dog, lifting it high. The dog’s back broke and it died from a blow to the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Penn
Kindy Lake
Here
H . M. Brown
Man in Pistol Fight Foils Trio of Bandits
Youths confess they attempted a Sicilian style robbery near Mount Kiren and White Plains. Superintendent Weeks, driving to a bank, was forced to halt as three armed men fired. Weeks fired back, the bandits fled, leaving a muddy trail and no arrests. A second robbery on Wilmot Road tied the case to two reported hold ups and a suspect named Macechio.
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Imood P. Weeks
Sloan
Mount Kiren
White Plaine
Weeka
White Road
Holt
Mr. Weeks
Levine
Valen Avenue
New Treehelter
AL Stravton
Rolter Lighting Company
Onta
Lechelle
Frank [Condy
Joseph Funnel
Macehte
Trevaiver
Phy Bric
Wilhiot
Thesud
Leyine
Macehlo Sayn
Bridie
Matechio
Patlce
Gan
Mr Weekes
Clock Malfunction Prompts Pastor Kennedy Threatened Resignation
A faulty church clock at the Most Congregational Church failed to strike, disturbing two children. Reported to the church committee, a communion flag was sent to fix the striking mechanism and the pastor Rev. Mr. Kennady warned he would resign if not wound and repaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Sunield
Most Congregational
Kennady
Kennedy
Train Incident Sparks Court Action on Brooklyn Route
On a northbound Brooklyn Bridge line a trio of Italians harassed women passengers. Tony Getlorume insulted a woman. a large man intervened, twisted with a gun drawn, and all three were subdued. Arrested at Montague Street, Getlorume jailed. Sutter testified. magistrate urged restraint and safety on transit.
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Brooklyn Bridge
Seth Street
Tony Getlorume
No. 2282
Firetaves Me
W. BR. Sutter
No. A Statsid Street
Gellorame
Cpurt
House
Rinelewell’s
Sutler
Jobo Lynch
Belmont Avenue
Hieuse
Lynch
Vuaile
Placer
Albino Youth Takes Own Life in Front Yard
John Walkowski age eighteen killed himself in the front yard of his home after an afternoon in town. He spoke of self harm and frightened the nine year old child of his landlady as he confronted a deadly act, dying almost instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walkowski
Walkowski
Wedding Breaks Art Circle in Cresheim Valley
Pyiharelphia June 8 artist Miss Green wed Huger Klien of the Rhode Island School of Dexlan. The ceremony at Cogsten, Mount Airy drew a small circle of friends, including three fellow artists who have shared eight years of life and art.
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Pyiharelphia
Abyaterh Rhippen Green
Cogsten
Cresheim
Mount Airy
Huger Klien
Rhode Ieland School
Dexlan
Miss Green
Wislet Gulley
Capitol
Harrisburg
Dessie Wilco Smith
Radnor
Mount Airy Ain
Rabbi’s Daughter Killed in Richmond Car Wreck
Mildred Calisehy, seventeen, daughter of fabil Tye N Caliseh of the stewish Bynagerue Berhaba, was instantly killed in a car crash near Richmond. Six companions were hurt when the automobile overturned after blowing out on a curve and rolled twice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Mildred Calisehy
Fabil Tye N Caliseh
Waterbury Clears Up Polo Fame After Dramatic Fall
Larry Waterbury, star of Meadow Brook, explains he played most of the Cost Cup match despite a severe fall. He describes memory loss after the first period and confirms no lasting injury, with team practice proceeding on Long Island as Whitney plans lineup consistency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Waterbury
Meadors
Cinderella
Waterburr
Wasse Targals
Mts
Waterbury
Meadow Brook
Harry Payne Whitney
Cnp
Phippe Estate
Old Westburs
Long Island
Salt Waterbury
Monte Waterbury
Mlarey Payne Whitney
Devereaux Millhure
Louis B Stoddard
President Taft Denounces Opposition to Canadian Reciprocity
President Taft in Chicago outlines opposition to the Canadian reciprocity pact by the lumber and paper sectors and a New York firm acting for the National Grange. He argues broad public support will drive the measure into law and urges Congress to act in favor of free trade terms. He defends the treaty process and contrasts district protection with the unit tariff approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Grange
Chicago
Taft
Limber Trust
United States Senate
Senate
Lumber Trust
Senate Finance Committees
Washington
Tional Grange
Henman Te Soctry
House of
Ap Jatt
Canada
United States
Congress
State Department
House
Mateer
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Delaney
Muskogen
Boy
Iron and Port Pewey & Bons Co
Fulton Gt
Colquitt
Texas
Colayitt Will Ga Ie
Harmon
Wilson
Bryan
Dumpit
Caddine
Wiltan
LAW
MR. Taft
Lurton and
van Devanter
Mad Dog
Rowts
Sloan Estate
Westchester
Junkman
Justion Vandevanter
Chir Justice White Photo
Coperight Ty J. Knowles Rishe
Justice Turton
Albino
Philadelphia
Calee
Buncoed
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