Three Labor Leaders Charged in Giant Conspiracy
Indianapolis April 24. A Marine county grand jury investigates a dynamite discovery at the McNamara office basement. John McNamara James McNamara and Ortie McManigal are accused amid claims the explosion could be tied to union labor or McNamara. Evidence includes 800 pounds of dynamite found at McManagal’s home and a suspect explosion at a San Francisco police event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
James McNamara
Ortie McManigal
McNammara
Indianapolis
Marine County Gram Jury
Drimes MeNau
Bute
Fos
McNamor
Messinnes
Tiftin
Ohio
Tate
McMantgals
Burns
Williss
Cal
Odentife Jno MeNomura
David Caplin
Wwe
Shen Bei
Ib Heahen
Pardon Recommended for Vancouver Woman Seeks New Start
Vancouver Washington twenty four year old Miss Wolfe awaiting transfer to state penitentiary faced a sentence of six months to two years for grand larceny. Judge McMaster and county attorney Fred W Tempes urged Governor Hay to grant a pardon citing circumstantial sympathy and a chance for a home for her child.
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Vancouver
Wash
Wolfe
Bern
McMaster
Fred W. Tempes
Hay
Mise Wolf
Miss Wolfe
John Wolfe
Alton
Tenethier
Idaho
Sheriff Cresap
Court House
Dwindling of Sleep Is Reamed to Pinchot
Willa Walla Washington April 24 Sheep shearing nears end as a once large industry dwindles. Five years ago more than a fifth of a million sheep grazed in the county. this year about 20 000 remain in bands gathered for shearing. Farmers blame Pinchot conservation policy for loss of range. Most flocks now roam in the Snake River and Touchet light land areas.
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Willa Walla
Wash
Thts
Wash Walla
Pincchot
Bnake River
Touchet
World Student Christian Federation Opens Ninth Conference in Constantinople
In Constantinople on April 24 leaders and students gathered to start the ninth World Student Christian Federation conference. Dr Karl Frien of Stockholm presided as Ottoman officials welcomed delegates. Attending institutions include Harvard Dartmouth Yale Brown and others. Prior conferences have been held in Sweden, Massachusetts, Cerany, Fran, Denmark and Japan.
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Constantinople
Student Christian Federation
Karl Frien
Stockholm
Sweden
Robert College
Bosporus
Christopher R. Robert
New York
Lendera
Turkey
Harvard
Dartmouth
University of Toronto
Pennsylvania
Yale
Oborn
Smith
Mt. Holyoke
Brown Mawr
Syracuse
AtLietachusetts
Cerany
Fran
Denmark
Holland
Japan
England
Oxford University
John Th Mott
Neatdoh
Madras
Carter Named as Land Attorney in County Appointment
Attorney Charles M. Carter of this county has been named land attorney for the state land bound council. The selection, pursued by petition, names Carter to handle matters relating to land tenure and title in the county and state land matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.H. Carter
Charles MH. Carter
Ely
Oswald West
Uimuatilin
Carter Dom
Judes
New Haven Teams Prepare For East Coast Meet Schedule
Fragmented OCR notes show New Haven and nearby schools plotting track and tennis events. Mentions Yale Penn State Philadelphia trips and Princeton hosting, with dates in May and a mid month contact plan for entries and tournament details.
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New Haven
Cott
Yalu Field
Princeton
Mir
Oss HS PLOTE THEN SEEKS DEATH
An ill man, Oss HS PLOTE, attempted suicide by slashing both wrists at a Fourth Avenue lodging house amid financial distress. He is hospitalized under Dr. Roark care. evidence points to possible insanity, though he spoke rationally and had eaten nothing for days. He is a professional flute player awaiting a tour, with hopes for recovery.
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Spekans
Ee Ta
Hermann Teoow
Fourth Avenue
Thursdivoteht
Bucred Heart Hospital
HW Roark
Gselstint
Steward I. W. Dare
Dare
Dave
Almenelf
Loose
Bowen
Natoloriuim Park
General Revers
Mexico
Columbia Riflemen Announce Interclass Championship Shoot
Columbia Driveretty riflemen of New York plan their annual Interclass championship shoot on April 25. The event, held by the Columbia unit, highlights marksmen from multiple classes competing for top honors.
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Columbia Riflemen
New York
Columbia Driveretty Riflemen
Guardsmen in Control at Muscatine
Muscatine Iowa April 24 state troops called out by the button workers strike are virtually in charge of the city and martial law prevails today Major Ball commanding has issued orders against any street meetings Manufacturers are preparing to reopen with non unionists Three thousand are out on strike.
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Muscatine
Iowa
Government Wins Big Railroad Case in Oregon
Portland April 24 A federal ruling dismissed cross complaints by settlers in a suit to recover 2,500,000 acres of southern Oregon land valued at $75,000,000 from Southern Pacific. The decision upheld government title to the land along the right of way, with possible appeals noted.
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Portland
Oregon
Southern Pacific
United Sites
Judae Wolverton
Yomtars
Rille
Califorali
Lund
Boy Arrested In Pony Theft Near Echo
An 18 year old boy, Frook Hueler, was arrested after stealing a pony from Echo. The pony was found tied at a hitching rack and authorities traced a man riding it toward Pasco. Officers from Hermiston and Pasco cooperated, and the suspect was taken into custody yesterday.
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Boy Arrested Fun
Echo Pony
Frook Hueler
Echo
Columbia River
Wallaly
Paseo
Taylor
Marshall Fuay
Hermiston
Pasco
Tucker
Huobler
Miners Entombed After Mine Explosion In West Virginia
Cumberland April 24. Twenty four miners are reported entombed in the Ott mine near Elk Garden after an explosion caused a cave in at the closing shaft. An official statement this afternoon confirms the entombment of twenty four miners in the Ott mine of the Davis Coal and Coke Co.
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Cumberland
Ott
Davis Coal and Coke Cho
Elk Garden
W. Va
Mexico Refuses to Pay American Losses in Rebel Conflict
Telegraphs from Madero in Mexico City urge to dispatch forces to El Paso to aid settlement of Tetellian rebels. Washington reports Mexico willing to assume liabilities for losses totaling around 40 million dollars incurred amid the insurrection. Americans express disgust as tensions rise and potential for wider conflict grows. Rebels and unemployed Mexicans seek work amid border unrest.
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Madero
Games
FE Paso
Americins
Madtyo
Comox
Washington
Helline
Circuit Court 10 Clears Dead Timber Docket
Wednesday brings the busiest day as Circuit Court 10 disposes nearly 120 cases from a 20 year backlog known as dead timber. Most will be dismissed for lack of prosecution. among them 20 were filed by Peter West to obtain divorces. Many merited dismissals arise from unpaid attorney fees. Evelyn Sommerville returns to Parthend School after vacation with parents.
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Dude Phelps
Peter West
Burns Meets Houck In Fifteen Round Main Event
Frankie Burns of Jersey City faces Tommy Houck of Philadelphia in a fifteen round main event at the Washington Athletic Club in New Haven. Burns recently impressed against Abe Attell while Charley Griffin and Bunny Ford also draw fifteen rounds at the same show. A boxing card accompanies a Massachusetts Horse Show open to local riders and drivers. In Milwaukee, Scottish Rite bodies convene with four days of degree ceremonies. Trenton reports the New Jersey Grand Lodge shows over 60,000 members in good standing.
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Burns
Houck
New Haven
Conn
Frankie Burns
Jersey City
Tommy Houck
Philadelphia
Washington Athletic Club
Abe Attell
Charley Griffin
Bunny Ford
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconan Consletory
Maxone
Trenton
N. J
124Th
Swmmonl Communication Fund
New Jersey
Passo burglar had taste for pistols
A Pasco hardware store was burglarized Saturday night with 12 revolvers and other items stolen. The entry involved a break in at the Globaridern store and a suspect named Jess Sirrmt, a former employee of a local furniture store. Police traced the theft to neighboring areas and noted the event as part of a wider crime pattern in the region.
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Pasco
Globaridern
Wwe
Jess Sirrmt
Raha Furnisure
Ua Seity
Dar
Lohwether
Pamphlet on Jack London travelogue in Pendleton
Promoter previews Pravelogles by Jack London and Martin E. Johnson for a Wednesday and Thursday tour at the Oregon theater in Pendleton with the Johnson Willard company. The travelogue promises vivid scenes of the Snark voyage, native life, and world travel, billed as a popular priced attraction with speeches and children’s show Thursday afternoon.
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Jack London
South
Sele
Pendleton
Oregon Theater
Johnson-Willard
Lisard
America
Martin E. Johnson
Jack Lon Jon
Bok Bellows
Ose Dchysen
Willas
Alben
Hermann
Howe
Willard
Wibver
Oregon
Labor leaders plan defense of McNamara in Indianapolis
Chicago labor chiefs head to Indianapolis to align McNamara defense with Clarence Darrow possibly joining. The Times reports a nationwide fund to aid miners and worries of a coast labor revolt amid dynamite indictments. Officials deny McNamara links to bombing plots as officials seek to quell unrest and secure confessions.
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Organized Labor
Los Angles
Los Angeles
Pont Papson Sou
Christian Federation
PRACK
OVENS
Vale Tapas
Oss HS
Iris
Reyes
Pilix
Dias
United States
Sten
Meyralite
Uibis
Levong
Mike Curley
Uline Oneimvy
Sargent
Madera
Poe
Scleentists
Osteria
Winsbote
Wien
Telia
Perth
Lee
Re. Agintie
Vinbossadar
Spek
Picea
Vicw
Sherman
Eity
Uilea
Bernstorte
Amnassator
Will Simak
Chanter
Cormmerne
John Barrett
Parn-Americeton
Circuit Court
Mien
Evelyn Sommerville
Parthend
Thinefty
Boston
Hoxton
Masachusetts Horse Show Association
Massachusetts
Masons
Thuan Pere
Cineinnetch
Apel
Tin
Bindercarten Union
Big Amerean
Visul
South Seas
McNamara
Frank Morrison
Third Decree
McManigal
Chicago
Fitzpatrick
Nickels
Chicago Federation of Labor
Clarence Darrow
John McNamara
Bridge and Structural Iron
Jamies McNamara
Ue McNanleal
Los Angeles Times
Angeles
McNanleal
Volead Iy Pratik Maoprrisan
American Federation of
Toian
McNamaria
MetCarty
San Francisco
Mctarty
Suite
Hunting Trades Council
Supine
Dae Bor Js AlWass
Petiow
Gilotter
Times Today
Times Nynamite
Lo Vesttigathors
F M Ryan
Bridge Structural Iron Workers
Amerist
Aoe Peuertl
Waterles Town
Pettille
Tan
Northwest
Seattle
Yeverday
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