Speedy, firm sentence for Kearny riot mob
Recorder Leonard A. Wimmer sentenced twenty one laborers from a July riot in Kearny to one year each in jail. The verdict followed a violent clash near Kearny avenue that left Police Chief Tolen with a fractured skull. Wimmer defended swift punishment to deter future unrest and rejected delayed prosecutions, warning rioters in Newark or Kearny that similar penalties would apply.
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Leonard A. Wimmer
Kearns
Ptrchers
Kearny
Yesterdy
Olor
Wimmer
Tno
Kearny i
New York
Jersey City
Newark
Jersey
Kearny Avenue
Fudge Wimmer
Toby
Kotun
Tolen
Jakon
Olal
Edward Kenny
Thos Wien
Easault
Jules Witter
Stelkers
Industrial Workers of the World
Onl
Bill Hayweed
Emma Goldman
Met
Madson County
William BR. Ross
Sid
Dalzell Vanishes With Minority Tariff Report
In a tense session of the House the minority on the Ways and Means Committee could not locate Representative Dalzell who took the cotten tariff report with him. Payne, the ranking Republican, pleaded for one more day to file dissenting views as members searched the chamber and corridors. The delay threatens a late filing of the minority report on the Underwood bill.
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Washington
Jane
Dalsell
House
Dalzell
Payne
Ways and Means Committee
Dalrll
Tane- Worth
Lingley Guilty of Murder in Bronx Saloon Case
Lingley and partner Kid Muehifeldt robbed a Bronx saloon to fund the car barn gang and Lingley was convicted of the murder of Patrick Hurry, the saloon proprietor. The trial before Judge Malone lasted three days, with a jury out twenty five minutes. Muehifeldt faces trial today, and Lingley faces sentencing Tuesday.
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Bronx
Bis Din" Lingley
Kid Muehifeldt
Patrick Hurry
Malone
Lingley
Muehifeldt
Frank Moss
John M. Minton, Jr
Witnensex
Aidesan Soak Sete Aereen
Licely
Swann
Treloar compliments Woodrow Wilson contrasts Roosevelt
Sir William Treloar former Lord Mayor of London arrived in port on the White Star liner Haltle. He admires Woodrow Wilson and questions Theodore Roosevelt’s sincerity calling him a circus actor. Treloar expresses amazement at American campaign manners and mind.
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Wiliam ‘Treloar
London
Canada
Liverpool
Woodrow Wilton
Theodore Roosevelt
Yomet Mr. Wilton
William
Mr. Roevolt
Burns Denounced by Darrow Attorney in Jury Bribery Trial
Fredericks cross examines Bert Franklin in the Clarence Sparrow case for alleged jury bribery. Franklin testifies he confessed at the office in the presence of Oscar Lawler as a deputy marshal and later sought work with the Merchants and Manufacturers Association. Rogers accuses Burns’s men of involvement while Fredericks denies linking Gompers to the case. Lawler may be the government attorney guiding the probe with possible information exchanges.
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Los Angeles
Bert H. Franklin
Clarence Sparrow
Oscar Lawler
United States
McNamara
Franklin
Rogers
William J. Burns
Rogers Rogers
Burns
Gompers
Gompars
Darrow
el Tate
National Erectors’ Association
Fredericks
Indianapolis
Darix
Seek to Open Olssen Case In Seattle Dune War Scroll
United States Attorney and counsel for Tacoma longshoreman Leonard Olsen discuss reopening his citizenship payers case after Judge Hanford ruled Olsen not aligned with the Constitution. If denied, a Circuit Court appeal to San Francisco is expected with federal cooperation. Thomas Horner and others had criticized Judge Mansfield in Seattle while Washington orders push for a hearing.
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Seattle
Dune
Walliam G. Sfe Lares
United States
Leonard Olsen
Tacoma
Corellus H. Hanford
Olesen
Hanford
Toomorrow
Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francico
McLaren
Hanford Ned
Washington
Cas
Thomas R. Horner
Manford
Victor Berger
Charles 1
Hyde
Diparlet
Whitman
Tral
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Blanchard
Henry W. Unger
Matement
Tseaid
Justice Davis
Joseph B. Reichmann
Willam J. Cummins
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Justice McCall
Justice Page
Justice Metall
Srowig
Carnegie Trust Company
Reichmann
Cummins
Bar Harbor
Justice Ingraham
Wee Girl Dead in Cellar Father Seeks Murder Clues
Sigrid Ekstrom aged ix years was found dead in a Bronx cellar. Police say a fit may explain cause. father claims murder. Dr John Schlack declined to opine. Joan Bustrom cites a prior fit. Two men who found the body and a janitor probe the scene as business directory pages intrude.
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Sigrid Ekatrom
Ogden Avenue
Bronx
No, Ua
John &. Schlack
de Schaeffer
Fordham Hospital
Joan Bustrom
Ekstrom
Alexander Carroll
Teoma
Albert Rock
Havana in terror as insurgents raid Cuba ranches
An American ranch near Daiquiri recounts insurgent action on May 4 when six horses were seized for rebel use. General Estenoz apologizes for the looting, vows no attacks on foreigners, and claims rebels aim only at the Cuban government. Martial law in Oriente, amnesty offered to rebels who surrender by June, and naval marines discussed for protecting foreign properties.
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Sigua
Daiquiri
Wheeler
Alta Gracia
Collister
Estenez
Vonet
Estenoz
Monteagudo
el Cobre
Palma Soriano
Guantanduno
Monteaguda
Province of
Oriente
Marti
Ehief
S Raft
Guantanamo
United States Naval Station
Santiago
No More Warships to Cuba In Cuban waters four battleships arrive
The four battleships of the Atlantic fleet, plus the gunboat Paducah, will arrive near Guantanamo Bay tomorrow and form the main U S naval force in Cuban waters. The plan keeps the third division at Key West to cover Havana within hours if needed. The State Department backs this posture, while army officers say using marines will test the Cuban government’s ability to handle insurgents and relieve Cuban troops for combat.
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Washington
Gunes
Atlantic
Guantanamo Bay
Paducah
Dalquiri
United
Key West
Havana
Gomes
State Department
Cate
Nurgents
Estenes
Cuba
Army
Jews Organize Meat Boycott in Brooklyn Section
A large group of readers near Stuyvesant Brooklyn outskirts form a meat boycott on Myrtle Avenue and Gates Avenue urging residents to avoid meat. They threaten shopkeepers to stop selling meat or face trouble, with J Diamond’s DeKalb Avenue store attacked by a steel bucket. Butchers claim costs prevent selling below 25 cents a pound.
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Stuyvesant
Brooklyn
Myrtle Avenue
Gates Avenue
Ike J. Hoffman
J. Diamond
DeKalb Avenue
Benjamin Diamond
Diamond
Brownsville
Harvard Men to Meet Here At Sixteenth Annual Club Gathering
Harvard men from across the county are expected for the sixteenth annual meeting of the Associated Harvard Clubs in the city this Friday and Saturday. A dinner will be held Friday evening at the Hotel Astor with President Lowell as guest of honor. The program includes addresses and a welcome to West Point attendees.
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Harvard
Harvard Clubs
Hotel Astor
Lowell
White Wings Parade Defies Rain in New York Skirmish
A large parade by the city street cleaners in New York faced a downpour as 4000 workers marched on Fifth Avenue toward the Public Library grandstand. Despite rain, bands energized the procession, with mascots and horses revered. after the march, officials, Mayor Gaynor, and commanders praised the department at the Harlem River Casino.
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Atenet
Fifth Avenue
7Th Street
Jupiter Pluvius
Hine
2D Street
Ris bin
Rae
Sireet
John Fo OF Ryan
National Guard
Daniel Appleton
Tilt Regiment
Louin Ff. Conley
Sth Regiment
Job Hedges
Ns 4
Edwards
Reurion
Gil
J. F. Carroll
Iarahal
B.J. Mesherry
Brooklyn
Tee
Francia Gannon
Patrickly
Manhattan
Harlem River Casino
Kawanie
Gaynor
Huta
City Shape Hurts Taxis in Slump, Kayton Tells Committee
Simon Kayton of Taxicab and Garage Company told a city Aldermen committee that a three year loss of 111.00 is linked to the city shape and long one way routes. He cited theatres northbound demand and urged consolidation to cut costs while noting past attempts to cut fares failed. Independent driver Tiercutter said he had to revert to higher rates.
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Simon Kayton
Ie Kayton
How Sl of Aldermen
Mick
Kayton
Paris
George 1Htart
Sisson Bill Proposes Heavy Tax on Deadly Weapons
Washington June 6 Aims at deadly weapons. Mr Sisson offers a bill to tax them out of existence after July 1 an internal revenue tax of 2.00 and an ad valorem tax of 3 per ton on every deadly weapon manufactured sold or stored in the United States Pistol dirks bowie knives sword canes stilettos and brass and metallic knuckles are included Manufacturers must register provide factory output and supply details to the internal revenue collector for the district where the weapon is made or stored.
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Washington
New York
Capitol
Ilskon
Mississippi
United States
Stason
Resortice Tile
Internal Revenue Collector
New Treasury Architect Oscar Wenderoth Chosen
Oscar Wenderoth of Carrère & Hines in New York was selected by Secretary MacVeagh to replace James Knox Taylor as supervising architect of the Treasury Department. He helped build the Capitol as part of Billiott Woods team and served six years in the supervising architect’s office, with duties starting July 16.
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Oscar Wenderoth
New York
James Knox Taylor
Washington
Carrére & Hings
MacVeaghto Play
Treasury Department
James Hand Taylor
Wenderoth
Billiott Woods
Capitol
Senate
House
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Woodrow Wilson
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Tulveranl Mostal Union
New-York Tribune
Nassau St
Sully Mail the Tribune
Olssen
U.S
Socialist
Greater New York
Manhattan and Bronx
Trow Directory Printing and Hookbinding Company
Greater New Fork
Mexico
New Hyde
Casas
Grandes
Durango
Mayor Huerta
Santa Rosalia
Juarez
Casas Grandes
Chihuahua
Garzboa
Escaboza
Soumra
Avid
Jess de la Lua Y i
San Juan de Guadalupe
Zacatecas
Blanquet
Campa
Argumeds
Torreon
Feliz Verrizas
Villa
Rabago
Parral
Santa Ysabel
Here
Raltewad
Pripane Mureau
Madero
Mexteon City
Moyale
Qaxaen
Hanna
Monterey
Valardena
Pedricona
Medaro
War Department
Wernment
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Davis
D. Steuer
Unger
Waltman Yes
Mr. Sisson
NEW Treasury Architect
George
St. Louis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Madison
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