Labor Leaders Fight to Have McNamara Returned to East
Labor leaders press Congress to investigate the Los Angeles McNamara case as judges and lawyers clash. Darrow declines to defend, Hilton accepts, with Western Federation of Miners funding preliminaries while police and district attorneys plan habeas actions. Detained dynamiters arrive in Los Angeles amid manhunt and mounting political fallout.
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Western Federation of Miners
Los Angeles
Harstow
Calif
McNamara Brothers
Ortie McManign
Indianapolis
John McNamara
McNamara
Darrow
Korlly
Shively and
Kern
Burns
Ian Bernarding
Cal
Hilton
Judme Hilton
Ryam
International Association of Pride and Structural Iron Workers
Chicago
Clarence Darrow
McNamaras
McManigal
New York real estate show urges suburban home living
New York April 26 The second annual real estate and home show opened at Madison Square Garden. The exhibit features suburban developments and garden themes attracting city residents to Long Island Staten Island and New Jersey as commuters, with thousands expected to attend and consider moving from congested districts.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Long Island
Staten Island
New Jersey
White Men Stake for Indian Land in Leasing Boom
Leases for reservation lands owned by Indians have mostly been renewed with 80 percent on higher rents. Between 10,000 and 60,000 acres of beet wheat land are now leased to white farmers. Major Swartzlander says no forced evictions occurred and bribe allegations are unfounded, with no complaints reaching him.
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Major Swartzlander
Major Swarthander
London to Hold Anti Mormon Meeting
London reports a mass meeting to launch a movement against Utah missionaries. Prominent men back anti Mormon propaganda amid claims thousands of young women are sent west as potential plural wives. Father Vaudelin, famed for exposing society’s flaws, denounces Mormonism and urges drastic action against the movement.
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London
Utah
Amer'er
Tilete
Mornin Mxshonarios
Vauelwn
Dr Hyde released on bail after retrial bid
Kansas City April 2 Dr Hyde was released on bail of 50,000 pending his retrial for the murder of millionaire Thomas Fwoopie, a relative of his wife. He returned home saying he had nothing to say at present.
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Kansas City
Hyde
Thomas Fwoopie
Land grant suits target Union Pacific and rivals
The interior department plans suits to recover land valued at over 100 million dollars in Washington, Wyoming and Nevada from Union Pacific and Northern Pacific. The actions allege breach of federal land grant terms by refusing to sell to settlers at 2.50 per acre and cite a corporate name change as a potential obstacle to recovery.
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Telerated
Washington, Wyoming
Unnt
Nevada
Union Paelle
Northern Pacifico
Compines
Terns
Washington, D.C
Wolverton
Southern Pacific
Portland
Department of the Interior
Washington
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Union
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific Railway Company
Railroad Company
Explosion Damages Vancouver Building Under Construction
A dynamite blast at a four story building under construction at Smythe and Seymour streets in Vancouver, B C, shortly after midnight shatters floors and walls and blows out neighboring windows. Police brand the event an attempted wrecking, with investigation underway.
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Vancouver
B. C
Smythe and
Seymour Streets
Sailor Confesses to Murder of Miss Roebig
Los Angeles April 26. A pistol butt found in his room led John Edwards sailor to confess he killed Miss Julia Koebig in her room last Monday. Indignation runs high as a $1000 reward had been offered. authorities believe he may be the same attacker who struck several women earlier.
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Los Angeles
John Edwards
Julia Koebig
Deneen and Yates deny fundraising links in Hines case
Springfield reports say Governor Deneen and former Governor Yates denied knowledge of money raised by Hines to influence Lori mer's election. Duluth lumbermen Cook and O'Brien testified Hines spoke with a man he called governor about delivering funds to defeat Senator Hopkins. Tilden resists arraignment, claiming senate order to produce books is unwarranted.
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Duluth Lamber
Hines
Springfield
Use
Deneen
Yates
Lorimer
Wm. Cook
Wm. O'Brien
Duluth
Hopkins
Tilden
Lorrimer
Senate
Taft’s New York Visit Sparks Banquets and Exhibits
President Taft arrives in New York to open the Hind Workers' Exhibit and close the Sixty-ninth regimental semi-centennial events. He will attend three banquets and several luncheons while Mayor Gaynor, Gov. Wilson, and other notables join the inaugural of the Blind Workers' Exhibit at the Metropolitan Opera House. Helen Keller among the attendees.
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New York
Woods Hutchingson
Taft
Sixty-ninth
Hungarian Republican Club
Aeronautical Society
Associated Press
National Congress of
Gaynor
Gov. Wilson
New Jersey
Metropolitan Opera House
Joseph H. Choate
August Belmont
J. Borden Harriman
Mic Helen Keller
Carnegie Institute Shows Real Chalicotheros Skeleton
Pittsburg April 24 A mounted skeleton of the extinct chalicothere is on view at the Carnegie Institute. It is the only one of its kind, assembled from a Nebraska discovery, with fragmentary remains found across America Europe and Asia. The exhibit, beside the diporocus replicas, marks a notable paleontological event.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Institute
America
Europe
Asia
Nebraska
Carnegie
President Taft to attend six New York banquets
Washington, April 26. President Taft left today for New York for a two days stay. During this time he will eat at six banquets. His headquarters will be at the home of his brother, Henry.
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Washington
Taft
New York
Henry
Belgian Liberals Open Session Today
New York April 26 A session of three dove the National Congress of Religious Liberals opened today. More than a thousand delegates from all parts of the country attend representing Unitarians Universalists Congregationalists Christian Scientists and other sects including several Jews. Sessions will be held in Unitarian Friends churches and Temple Emanuel. The congress, an outgrowth of the International Council of Liberal Thinkers, meets every two years. Taft is an honorary member and may attend during his stay.
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New York
National Congress of
Religious Liberals
Philadelphia
Taft
Vengres
City
Indictments Expected In Ohio Railroad Probe
Cleveland April 25 foundation for a government inquiry into a railroad mutiny investigation will likely yield indictments from the grand jury. It is expected that charges will be brought against a prominent railroad figure and several steel and railroad officials as the probe continues.
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Civeland
To Until State Leves Corporation
Ohio
Company L Seeks Captain After Drill Improves
Local guardsmen of Company L, led by Captain M Kern, displayed the best drill in months at a recent drill. Thirty five enlisted men attended with only one Pendleton resident absent, and Captain Kern praised the improved performance. The unit still lacks the minimum strength and recruits, as Captain Kern serves temporarily while a permanent captain is sought ahead of the annual encampment. Lieutenants Vinley and Storie lead the company in the interim.
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M. Kern
Pendleton
Dorne
Kern
Korn Jow
Hermiston
Bo 1
Vinley
Storie
iValer
Cmes
McNamaras Trial Invites Cincinnati Mother to Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on April 26 the women’s socialist group and women’s unions drafted a telegram to the MecNamaras’ mother in Cincinnati inviting her to be their guest during the McNamaras trial.
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Los Angeles
Womans Socialist Organization of
Women’s Union Organizations of
Mother of the MecNamaras
Cincinnati
McNamaras
Try Out for Derby as Tullibardine Seeks Guineas Favor
London April 26 Tullibardine the colt famed for a brilliant Biennial Stakes win will race again in the Two Thousand Guineas meeting Seaforth St Nat and King William in the field If he finishes well he is expected to be the Derby favorite Pietri, once rated a Derby certainty, is not progressing well.
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London
Tullibardine
Seaforth
St. Nat
Tullibardne
Pietri
Bourne Selected 10 Place on Committee
Washington April 24 The senate committee on committees selected Jonathan Bourne of Oregon for a place on the appropriations committee. Progressives demand greater representation insisting Lafollette Bristow and Cummings receive seats on key panels or a floor fight will erupt tomorrow.
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Bourne
Washington, D. C
Jonathan Bourne
Oregon
Senate Committee On Committees
Lrncnie
Lafollette
Interstate Commerce Committee
Bristow
Foreign Committee
Cummings
Finance
Baby Welfare Congress Discusses Global Child Care
Washington April 26 hundreds of women gathered for the second International Congress of Child Welfare under National Congress of Mothers and Parent Teachers association auspices. Topics include The Duty of the Home School Church and State to the Children Health Playgrounds for Children The Child in the Factories Welfare of the City and Country Child. Europe and many states send delegates led by Mrs Justice Harlan Mrs Charles D Carter Mrs Clarence D Clark Mrs Fret Davis etc Speeches to be printed A Mothers Day observance proposed for February 17 nationwide.
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Washington
International Congress of Child Welfare
National Congress of Mothers
Parent Teachers’ Association
Europe
Congress
Justice Harlan
Kentucky
Charles D. Carter
Rep
Carter
Oklahoma
Clarence D. Clark
Senator Clark
Wyentine
Fret Davis
Senate du Ho
Daylight Jewel Heist Strikes Chicago Store
Four men in an automobile robbed the Edward Alberti & Son jewelry store in Chicago, forcing nine people into a back room and binding them. They escaped with diamonds valued up to fifty thousand dollars and about five thousand dollars in cash. Alberti’s son recovered the car’s license plate before the robbers fled. The getaway car was later found far from the city. a chauffeur connected to a local company had driven the vehicle. The bandits wore masks but were otherwise unmasked.
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Chicago
Edward Alberti & Son
Alberti
Cseven
Lik Fen
Emil Strauss
Albert
Strauss
Albertis
Americans Released at Alamo In Mexico Insurgents Quit Alamo
Washington April 26 Consul Schmucker at Ensenada telegraphed that Americans imprisoned at Alamo had been released and insurgents abandoned Alamo He reports Gomes the insurgents chief peace commissioner will be assisted in negotiations by Abraham Gonzales and Gonzales Garea Gomes is en route to El Paso.
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Washington, D C
State Department
Schmucker
Ensenada
California
Alamo
Gomes
Abraham Gonzales
Gonzales Garea
Paso
Grand Jury Weighs Carnegie Testimony On Trust Company
New York April 26. The grand jury today considers Andrew Carnegie testimony about the defunct Carnegie Trust company. Carnegie says he never promised support for the concern despite officials claiming he gave his word to help.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Trust Company
Carnegie
Trust Company
Leprived Order of Tet Matt Holds Annual Cane Hive
Frederick Maryland April 2h The Leprived Order of Tet Matt began their annual cane hive here today A banquet will be held tonight and the session of the great council is scheduled for tomorrow
Ad Wotlost Hechrweight Chemne in New York Tryout
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Ollie Reruntegen at a California theater and a Tuesday night tryout in New York. Reading is uncertain but implies an entertainment event with a performer and location. Further details are unreadable.
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Ad Wotlost
Ollie Reruntegen
California Theater
New York
Tueelay
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San Francisco
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Janwor
Seymour
Sin Frage Key
Franklin
Boiler Makers
American Federation of Labor
Itse
Central Labor Council
DR. Hyde
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Pundred
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Miss Roebig
Guy
Lorimer Slush Fund
Pormen
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Walla Walla
Order
Keylor Grand
McLaren
Seattle
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Rebeccas
Old Fellows of
Wellington
Company L
M'Namaras
Almo
Marnhamd
Ted Med
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