Shots at Kaiser’s yacht target Hohenzollern report
Paris quoted Constantinople paper says three shots were fired at the German yacht Hohenzollern off Corfu. No injuries. Dispatches from Corfu omit details. In another item a big fire in Macuddelntown, New York, kills two at the New York Piano Key factory with losses around 130000 dollars.
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Hohenzollern
London
Paris
Constantinople
iin
Corfu
Macuddletown
New York Piano Key company
College Lawn Seated Auditorium Planned for Plays
A comfortable seating arrangement will be built on the College lawn for performances. If weather turns inclement, plays will be staged in College Fall.
Confession links McNamara to dynamite plot in LA
Mrs Ingersoll of San Francisco identifies James B McNamara as J B Bryce, alleged dynamiter, in Los Angeles Times bombing case. Ortie McManigal repeats Chicago confession to Burns agency, tying him to the wrecking crew and dynamite plants while resisting defense claims. Burns operatives say McManigal sent money and is aiding prosecutors as his arrest clarifies the LA investigation.
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Cal
John J. McNamara
James B McNamara
Ortie McManigal
Los Angeles Times
James B. McNamara
John D. Fredericks
D. H. Ingersoll
San Francisco
J. B. Bryce
O. H. Hiltol
warres
Hilton
McManigal
Chicago
William J. Burns
McNamaras
Burns
pey
Birps
California
Pasadena
John T. McNamara
all brother
Fredericks
Efingersoni
McNamara
Ingersoll
James B. McNamatra
J OP Bryre
San Arancisco
Dynamite Found in Hus Barn in McNamigal Case
W D Jones reports dynamite found at Hus Barn and at McManigal home as prosecutors push kidnapping charges. Judge Collins and Burns linked to the case. McNamara faces California charges and cannot be tried in Indiana. Chilternia courts hold jurisdiction. two law firms say secretary treasurer cannot escape California jurisdiction.
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McNamara
Burns
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Chilternia
McNamare
California
Frye resigns right to gavel in Senate
Senator Frye Maine resigns as president pro tempore due to illness and age. He sent the resignation to the vice president, with Senator Gallinger New Hampshire likely to succeed him. Frye has chaired the Republican committee on committees and led the Senate for seven years since Hobart’s death and Roosevelt’s succession.
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ilness
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Maine
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Gallinger
New Hampshire
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Hobart
Roosevelt
Wickersham to Push Prosecutions for Monopolies
Attorney General Wickersham pledges action against price fixing and cornering markets to curb monopolies. He says the justice department will begin prosecutions when conspiracy elements are proven and aims to make enforcement more effective under Supreme Court rulings.
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Kidnapping Charge Grows More Serious For Burns and Others
In Indianapolis April 8 a kidnapping charge against Detective Wham Burns and assistant Dister Allerny Ford of Los Angeles and others linked to the removal of John J. McNamara from the state to answer for the Los Angeles Times building bombing takes on a more serious aspect than previously thought.
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aramet
Wham — Burns
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Los Angees Times
Armistice Extended as Smuggling Fraud Exposed
Reports from El Paso detail a renewed armistice term of five days with Mexico, while insurrection leaders like Moveres and Diaz regime move toward concessions including pensions for soldiers. Separate federal probes unveil a Parisian gown and lace fraud tied to dressmakers and exporters in New York, Chicago, and other cities.
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offiial
Mexico
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Gomez
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Diaz
Mexico City
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Chibuahua
Jalisco
Prabio
Urges Co operation Among Steel Men
New York April 24 Judge H Gary of United States Steel urged cooperation to overcome industry obstacles at an American Iron and Steel Institute luncheon. He believed harmony would quicken improvement and prevent a contentious mood in the steel and iron sector. Farrell, U S Steel president, noted manufacturers avoid price talks but said prices were low enough for the same, and pragmatism often guides actions. The News
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Mediata
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DS GXpress
express
Judge &. H. Gary
United States Steel corporation
American Iron and Steel Institute
Gary
steel and iron industrer
Farrell
France Moves Toward Intervention in Morocco Fez Crisis
Paris reports France notified Algeciras signatories that prompt intervention in Morocco is necessary to protect foreigners at Fez restore order, and safeguard the sultan's sovereignty. Over 10,000 troops to depart, plans approved, Britain and Spain notified, with unconfirmed rumor of Captain Bremond's death near Fez.
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France
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Morocco
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Spain
United States
Foss Quality Chocolates Promoted at Harnber’s Drug Store
A local promo highlights Foss Quality Chocolates as a recommended treat with a soft sell at Harnber’s Drug Store. The note encourages readers to pick up a box for indulgence and suggests the store as the place to buy.
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ak HARNBER
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