Dynamite Case Accused Held Over Extradition Fight
Iran Workers press to return J J McNamara Iron Workers secretary treasurer amid claims of unlawful abduction. Detectives Burns Drew Ford Fox and agent Badorf jailed on 18900 bond each for alleged conspiracy to remove him from state without due process and resist extradition after arrest on charges connected to a Los Angeles Times bombing.
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Ben Greet Woodland Players to stage under tent on campus
The Ben Greet Woodland Players announce performances with ticket prices of 1.07 and 50c. Seat sales start at McCardell's at 10 am Wednesday. A comfortable seating area will be set up on the College lawn, with rain plans for College Hall.
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McNamara Extradition and Labor Unions Meeting in Indianapolis
Gen Bernardo Reyes to return to Mexico to help Diaz. McNamara case framed as capitalistic attack on unions, with Indianapolis meeting of labor leaders and secrecy surrounding actions. Detained Namara suspect moved from Tex to Chicago to boarding train for Los Angeles. Clarence Darrow linked to probe of dynamiting acts amid the labor dispute.
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War Ended Wires Consul At Juarez
Washington April 26 report says it is generally believed the war is ended as Consul Edwards in Juarez informs the State Department. Jose Vasconcelos arrives in Washington to take charge of confidential agency during Vasquez Gomez absence and will accompany peace commissioners to a normal point. Diaz resignation cited as condition for peace. Senor Pino Suarez says Diaz will resign and Mexico will not accept Reyes as successor.
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Yuratan
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El Paso
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Tariff Fight Splits Congress Democrats Seek Free List Revisions
Washington April 26 The Republican majority on the ways and means committee accuses the farmers free list bill of political maneuvering while Underwood says the measure starts a Democratic tariff revision. Republicans warn of revenue losses up to 10 million annually as amendments pour in. The story also reports gangland style allegations about Lorimer era corruption involving Hines and Cook, with testimony about secret talks and pressure to influence the Illinois senate race.
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Trucker and Horse Trainer Killed in Roadway Collision
In Asbury Park New Jersey on April 26 a former trucker and horse trainer was killed in a roadway collision after a five wheeled cart was harled from and struck by another vehicle. A misprint notes lie in the roadside area and lists Chamberlain's Liniment for sale at druggists.
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Family Buried in One Day At Atlanta O Haras Funeral
Atlanta, April 29. The annual O Hara family funeral will be held next Friday. Six members of a large clan of horse traders and farmers will be laid to rest, a custom to bury all deaths on the same day so many relatives can attend. The buried were Georgia, Alabama and Kentucky residents with ties across the South and to St. Louis and Washington. The clan includes wealthy members. Also advertised is Chamberlains Cough Remedy made from leaf sugar with a maple syrup flavor, claimed to ease colds, croup and whooping cough and available from druggists.
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