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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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May 05, 1911

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Roosevelt Attacks Labor Leaders On Murder Claim

Ex President Theodore Roosevelt writes in Outlook that murder is murder in response to the Los Angeles Times bombing case. He says the act is not related to capital and labor disputes and condemns the dynamiters and arrests tied to the crime. The article discusses the Times bombing and Detective Burns’s role in the investigation.

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Ohio Legislators Clamor Over Burns Prosecutions Split

Fragmented text portrays Ohio figures Assemblyman Nye and Speaker Vining amid attacks on Burns. It references arrests of labor and business leaders, partisan divides, and disputes over whether prosecutions target capitalists or politicians. It stresses need to determine actual murders and the motives behind prosecutions.

God Cause for Divorce: Skunk Odor Sours Buffalo Marital Rift

James J. Boty, 74, a former Erie County converer now trapper, is sued by his wife, 73, for divorce claiming his constant skunk odor from his killings drove them apart. The case heard in Buffalo Supreme Court features odd anecdotes as the judge urges reconciliation.

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Peace Pact Nears as Insurgents Press for Diaz Retirement

Reports from El Paso describe secret talks at a forest camp near the Rio Grande between Mexican insurgents and federal delegates. The talks focus on retirement of Diaz, arms retention, and control of governance while Madero’s army negotiates armistice terms. Authorities consider disbanding the insurgent forces and reintegrating them under federal command to restore peace in the north.

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King Solomons Ring and Crown Looted in Jerusalem Dig

London reports an Anglo American digging operation near Jerusalem allegedly uncovered Solomon's crown and ring along with a sword and an ancient manuscript. The expedition spent about 300000, with diversions by engineers tied to the London Underground project. Duchess of Marlborough and Armour family members linked to the expedition.

London Jerusalem Constantinople Omar Jaffa Parker England Duchess of Marlborough Armour family Chicago

York Girls Want Western Husbands

Four York, Pennsylvania young women aged eighteen to twenty-two seek husbands in the western United States. Names listed include Mary Horner Martha Walker Mamie Ridilak Rebecca Doyle and Jean Devie. They prefer wealthy farmers and describe themselves as pretty or affectionate. The group, ages and weights given, appears eager and has sought help from a matrimonial editor in Oklahoma.

York Oklahoma far west Mary Horner Martha Walker Mamie Ridilak Rebecca Doyle Miss Horner Miss Walker Mamie Rich- Jak s ‘Tam Jea Devie

Taft Introduces Pierces to Senator Gallinger

In Washington on May 5 Susan and Mary Pierce, granddaughters of President Taft, were presented to Senator Gallinger during a formal White House event. The brief encounter highlighted cordial ties between the presidency and Congress, with no further notable remarks recorded.

Taft Misses Pierce Washington Susan and Mary Pierer Franklin Tierees Gallinger

Roadbed blamed for wreck on Pennsylvania railroad

A coroner’s jury in Philipsburg says defective roadbed caused the Martin’s Creek Pennsylvania Railroad wreck that killed eleven on a Utica teacher excursion. Witnesses testified ballast removal and a six to twelve inch misalignment, with no warning signals or rescue effort. Firefighting aids were not used and some ties were burned after the crash.

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