Dynamiters Sentenced in Federal Conspiracy Case
Thirty eight labor union leaders convicted in a federal court for conspiracy in interstate shipping of dynamite faced sentencing. Frank M. Ryan received seven years, others received six, four, or three years, with five prisoners released on suspended sentences. Wives attended as sentences were announced and families were allowed to speak.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Frank M. Ryan
Ironworkers’ Union
Olaf Tyeitmoe
San Francisco
Los Angeles Times
Mugene A Clancy
Herbert S. Hoeckin
International Union
John To Iuller
Hichala
Herberts. Koarktin
Jee Treit
Olaf A. Tyietmee
California Worlding Trades Council
Eugene A. Clancy
Lilin
New Orleans
Hiebuel J
Mur L. Fennell
Springfield
Wilford Bert Brown
Kansas City
George Anderson
Cleveland
Michael 4. Hannon
Vite
F. Ernest
G. W. Rasey
Ham J. McCain
Wiliam EB. Reddin
Milwaukee
Wred Sherman
Richard B. Heogtthan
Chicago
Frank J. Kgeins
Restin
Frank I. Painter
Omaha
Dward J. Phillips
New York
Charles Wachttmeister
Detroit
Fred J. Mooney
James E. Ray
Peoria II
William C. Bernhardt
Ciarinnati
Willam Schupe
Patrick F. Farrell
James Cooney
James Coughlin
Hiram Rowling
Muncie
Frank 4. Murphy
Fietrait
Wilward Clark
Ciniinnath
Knamiter
Clark
Hovkinw Pho
Ortie EK
Annother
Albert Fio Aw
Leavenworth
Kia
Anderson
Samy
Muerder
Walking in sleep ruins life at Tyrone near Villa Marka
Miss Mary Catherine Cullen, a social figure and amateur minister, wandered in her sleep and was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad train at a point opposite the Cullen home Villa Marka. Found in night clothes, she suffered severe injuries and was taken to Altoona hospital. She cannot explain how she came to the tracks.
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Tyrone
Mary Catherine Cullen
Pennsylvania Railroad
M Cullen
Hur
Villa Marka
Cullen
Cilien
Oecars
Nerviser
Penneylymaidse
Boy Plays Santa Claus Stole Candy From Freight Car
Summit police report a ten year old INT Cole admitted breaking into a freight car ten days ago. He took ten pounds of candy and hid it until Christus Ave, then gave the stolen sweets to a widow with five children to place in stockings. The remaining five pounds were shared with friends. The boy is held for grand jury action.
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Summit
Xni
Per
Int Cole
Apa Les
Young Cole
Christus Ave
Nasil
Kleibis
Engine leaps from turntable on old line in Massachusetts
An engine on the Crisfield to Delmar and Jamaica City route jumped its turntable near an old rail line. Fireman Prater was at the throttle when the valve leaks appeared. No wrecking crew sighted the incident. the engine has previously left its trucks twice, once near the river at Charles River, and is being prepared for service.
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Isfeld
Bee
Lngine
Othey
Crisfeld
Delmar
Jtncomoke
Lnginerr Prader
Uae
Rendy
Servies
Ure
Tae Charles
See k s the presidency says Coff andt goethals wil be nominated
Washington December 3. Phe_tTret Chat Golonel roots pan roof the Pan mau chad tias sac ambilion Loa besa president has beeam hewn there as the rest of a state meant given out in Minneapolis by forui Congressiany Tawney of Mingesota in which he predicts Garthals nomination by the Republicans in [9 bs. Sriends of Colonel Gorthals nt greatly surprised by the Taw moment.
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Cof
Goethals
Washington
Dee
Golonel
Minneapolis
Forui Congressiany Tawney
Mingesota
Garthals
Gorthals
Russia's High Death Rate Attributed to Epidemics
Russia records the world’s highest death rate, per reports from the medical Inspection department. In five years mortality fell from 28 to 26 per 1000, with typhoid outbreaks chiefly driving the high rate. Early ten deaths of 192? indicate many died from diseases.
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St. Peterstara
Pee
Russia
Musiccal Inspecsion Department
German Diplomat Dead at Stuttgart Exposure in Vienna Incident
The German Foreign Minister Von Riderlen Waechter died suddenly while visiting Stuttgart. Reports say he collapsed and died under mysterious circumstances as government officers pressed for details. The episode involves international diplomats in Washington and mentions other ministers and envoys returning to their residences.
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von Riderlen-Waechter
Stuttgart
Tierlin
Dheal
Woodlerr von Keidertonret
Nuy
Washington
Wasi Fos
Usaiskead
Lay Vilesness
Ita
Sepor
Badigirdin
Itnha
Gedo
Paty An Teoueh
Reve
Counterfeit Five Dollar Certificate Reported Found
A remarkable counterfeit five dollar certificate was discovered in New York City amid warnings from a government service. The note is described as an extraordinary imitation rivaling the era before the War, with authorities spreading alerts nationwide.
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Washington
Drees Ai
Poes
Denetass
New York City
Three Asphyxiated by Gas in Klein House Tragedy
Chicago reports a gas asphyxiation at the Klein residence on the South Side. John Klein his wife and Charles Wehoffer were found dead in their home, investigators noting the cause as accidental gas exposure.
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Chicago
Dec
John Klein
Charles Wehoffer
Klein
Senih Side
Flannel Cakes and Chicken Passage from Sarnita
A playful passage celebrates comforting foods like maple cakes and chicken with lively dialect flair. The narrator fondly describes the appeal of warm griddle treats, buttered stacks, and a hearty meal, ending with a signature line attributed to CG. M. Sarnita.
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M. Sarnita
Juicy Root Food for Poultry Varieties and Uses
A reader notes several root vegetables and greens useful for poultry feeding. It praises sugar beets, beets, turnips, and related crops for high water content and low protein, stressing bulk and digestibility for hens. Raw, succulent vegetables improve intake and gut health, benefiting hens, ducks, and geese.
Poultry trade warns of price push and regional demand
A fragmented, highly opinionated piece argues grain prices affect poultry culling and private trade. It notes exports to China, rising costs, and the tension between large urban markets and farm production, with references to turkeys, ducks, and hens, alongside warnings about foxes and industry pressures.
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Reyluar
Ald
Barhavard
Na Geld
Thermissengersa
Gandueter
Diere
China
Lea
Sean
Curkey
Paulus
Ching
York Psa
Weil
Win
United
California
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Church Sts
Frederick, MD
C. Thomas Kemp
Frederick
Carty
Globe Wernicke
United States
Carty’s Furniture Store
Patrick Street
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
B. Rosenour & Sons
Outfitters
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Amberol Wax Records
Standard Wax Records
Blue Amberoil Records
Ship Leys Edison
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