Ingersoll Identifies McNamara as Bryce in Jail Visit
Los Angeles April 27 Mrs Inger soll of San Francisco identified James McNamara as J B Bryce during a ten minute jail visit with District Attorney Fredericks. The event followed McNamara and two co suspects under triple guard spending a restless night at the Los Angeles detention facility. Detective Burns in Indianapolis promised a public reveal on the dynamiting case and asserted he could connect suspects to dynamiting in many states while labor unions pledged large sums for defense.
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Los Angeles
Ingersoll
San Francisco
James McNamara
Fredericks
McNamara
Bryce
McNamara Brothers
McMonigal
John McNamara
Indianapolis
Burns
Chicago
Hilton
McManigal
West Court Street to gain sidewalks and crosswalks
West Court Street will be improved with sidewalks and crosswalks on both sides from Calvin street to Ash street, despite protests from property owners. Two ordinances were passed authorizing the work, with sidewalk costs assessed to abutting property and crosswalk costs paid by the city. Protests from Mrs. F B Clapton and Miss Ida Boyd were read and referred to the street committee.
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West Court Street
Calvin Street
Ash
Starr
F. B. Clapton
Ida Boyd
Roundup Park
Bevorg
Council Delays Installing New Fire Alarm System
Pendhelon waits for an efficient city alarm system as funds from the Main Street bridge project strain the budget. The council rejects full fire committee recommendations, opting to buy only essential straps, hoses, and washers, delaying a complete system until year end with hope for future funding.
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Pendhelon
Main Street
Cornell- Wit Sirelie
Cornellman Sharon
Connellmen BM
Kirkpatrick
Ure
Volughan
Chicago Robber Is Identified By Police Probe
In Chicago on April 27 police arrested two women in a South Side rooming house where the robbers who hit Alberti's jewelry store were tracked. A description led to identifying Martin Berson as a suspect. William Schmidt who was in Alberti's Store had already named him as one of the holdup men.
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Chicago
Alberti
William Schmidt
Martin Berson
Punishment for drunkenness urged by Spokane property owner
Spokane, Wash. property owner Jaward Prevell urges the commissioners to pass an ordinance clearing saloons of box partitions and restating liquor traffic. He calls for escalating penalties from 30 days to 10 years for repeated drunkenness offenses and seeks arrest on sight for disorderly persons amid local opposition. Churches and citizens leagues push for adoption while Royal Arch predicts the city will move toward a dry column.
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Spokane
Wash
Jaward Prevell
Perang Guh
Royal Arch
Clarence Darrow Accepts Chief Counsel Defense Post
San Francisco April 1. Clarence Darrow noted labor lawyer has accepted the position as chief counsel for the defense in the case of three suspected dynamiters. Darrow will go to the coast soon after a telegram from the Central Labor Council confirmed the request for his aid.
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San Francisco
Clarence Darrow
Ria
Darrow
Central Labor Council
Soto
Berlin King Ludwig III birthday amid captivity and rumors
In Berlin on his sixty third birthday the Bavarian king Ludwig III remains confined as rumors swirl about a possible marriage. Regent Luitpold and royal princes figure in a tense succession dispute while reports link to a potential marriage that could defy royal duties.
Emperor William Targeted In Shot Off Corfu Yacht
London April 27 dispatch from Corfu reports three rifle bullets pierced Emperor William's cabin while on his imperial yacht near Corfu. Greeks are blamed as part of an anarchist plot aimed at disrupting King George's coronation and Europe. The trip may be cut short. Mrs William Slusher and daughter Miss Ruth Slusher returned from a brief visit at Nelin.
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London
William
Corfu
Sasktiel
Corfu Island
George
Europe
Contempt charges in Lorimer probe target Tilden and Benedict
Springfield April 27. The senate investigating committee ordered the arrest of Edward Tilden, president of the National Packing company, for refusing to testify about the $100,000 slush fund behind Lorimer's election. Lieutenant Governor Oglesby was directed to issue writs for contempt against George Benedict, head of the Drovers' Trust & Savings company, for withholding Tilden's financial records. Tilden's lawyers will seek habeas corpus to block the arrest.
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Springfield
Lorimer
State Senate
Edward Tilden
National Packing Company
Oglesby
George Benedict
Drovers’ Trust & Savings Company
Tildén
Til
Congressmen Berger Calls for Abolishing Senate
Washington April 27 A resolution introduced by Congressman Berger proposes abolishing the Senate and placing all its duties with the House. The proposal cites Senate delays and corruption allegations, arguing a constitutional amendment would vest legislative power in the House with referendum by state voters within ninety days after passage of any law.
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Washington
Senate
Berger
Societ
House
Ate
House Representatives
Bohemian delegates address Austrian convention
Chirag April 27 report says Bohemian branches of the ocllet piniy in va POWs parts of the country are represented at a convention opened at Cal sabe Whey Dy Krantivek Sowkup, a Bohemian social member of the Austrian parliament, all address the convention.
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Chirag
Metropolitan Opera Opens Week with Four South Tourists
Georgia and New Orleans southerners travel to town for the weekly Met opera sessions. Tonight features The Girl of the Golden West with Capusy, Destin and Mate in lead roles. Also on stage are Xeenigekinder with Germaine Farrar, and Trovatore presented with Verde. Saturday matinee and night shows conclude the slate.
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Georgia
New Orleans
Mobile
South
Wee-Dily
Metropolian
Ido Opa Dories
Capusy
Destin
Mate
Huymperslinck
Federal Troops March on Jaurez Reported in Paseo
In Paseo on April 23 three hundred Miedonn federal troops are reported. The report suggests a possible violation of the armistice which barred troop movements. Priengs of Madero vow to resist any troop deployment toward Nevarree. Authorities question if troops moved before the armistice’s deadline. An offensive may be staged to deter unrest while boxing event notes follow. Brooklyn’s Whirlwind A C hosts a four week delay lineup with Fighting Dick Hyland and Leach Cross among Metropolitan boxers advancing charity bouts.
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Paseo
Priengs
Madero
Tie
Nevarree
Miletios
May Send Cavalrymen to Monolulu
Los Angeles April 27 Under rush orders a train of 11 cars bearing 170 United States cavalrymen and their horses to San Francisco will leave Calexico tonight The government requested the train from the Southern Public without an explanation It is believed the troops will be sent to Honolulu
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Los Angeles
United States
San Francisco
Calexico
Pucblc
Honolulu
Will Investigate Stephenson's Election
Padger announces that the Wisconsin state senate judiciary committee recommends a joint resolution calling on Congress to investigate Senator Stephenson's election amid charges of bribery and corrupt practices. The measure seeks federal prosecution for those involved and is expected to pass.
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Padger
Stephenson
Madison
Wis
State Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
United States Senate
Weiser Idaho Irrigation and Mining Prospects
Weiser area advances irrigation projects including Crane Creek Irrigation Company plan to water 22 000 acres via gravity flow from a 3200 acre reservoir, completion aimed spring 1914. Nearby Oregon reclamation 15 60 acres across Snake River, mineral riches in Washington near Weiser, with Seven Devils Copper and Arkansas mine yielding up to 60 tons daily. full climate and soil suitability noted for fruit cultivation.
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Weiser
Idaho
Crane Creek Irrigation Company
Oregon
Snake River
Washington
Welser
Seven Devils
Seven Devils Copper Company
Arkansas
Local defense of Major Swartzlander on Umatilla reserve
Local bankers, business owners, and farmers rally to defend Major Swartzlander as Umatilla reservation agent. They reject rival charges of bribery and mismanagement as unfounded, asserting the administration is honest, fair, and effective for all tenants. Witnesses say petitions may be Indian-led and not indicative of consensus.
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Swartzlunder
Umatilla Reserve
Swartzlander
Wil
Schwarslander
G. M. Rice
Attorneys Face Ethics Probe In D. W. Batley Case
The executive committee of the Prantili County Bar met to hear evidence in the St. Dennis v. Were action involving attorneys Bailey Perry and Watt. Plaintiffs allege Watts withheld funds and later secured power of attorney to dismiss. Bailey and Perry seek default. committee to report to the association by Monday on whether to drop charges or refer them for sanction.
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D. W. Batley
J. B. Perry
HW. L Watt
Jerry St. Dennis
Invests
Association
St. Dennis
St. Dennis Vs. Werense
Athena
Watts
Hieberwuse
Bailey
Perry
At Cale
Phelps
Eis
Ieet Watts
Tor
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