Pinker Winman Strikes Relief Fund Evidence in Haywood Trial
Boise July 1 Judge Wood ruled on routine court matters and allowed prosecution to present confidential Pinkerton reports and letters. Detective Friedman identified materials about the Western Federation of Miners and Col orado strike relief funding, showing Grating managed relief funds to sway opinion. jurors later discussed insanity as Loying's motive and the verdict logic.
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Boise
Haywood
Wood
Morris Freidman
Leters
James McPartland
Darrow
Friedman
Colorado
Thr
Pinkerton
Denever
Metorthind
Sifve
A. W. Grating
Federation
Globeville
Gratias
Denver
United Mine Workers of America
Loving Is Freed Judge Frees The Killing Of Theodore Estes
In Houston Va in July a jury found former Judge William G Long not guilty of murder in the April 2 shooting of Theodore Estes, son of Cliff Estes, at Oak Ridge after an incident involving the judge’s daughter Elizabeth Loving. The judge thanked the jurors as the verdict was read at 6:45 and the courtroom filled with emotion.
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Houston
Eminutes
Verdes
William G. Long
Theodore Alvs
Cliff M. K. Estes
Relson
Loving
Estes
Oak Ridge
Mrslizabeth Loving
Defenda
Rial
Dauser
Reman B.S. McCraw
Barkile
Cout
Log
Matinee Race Entries Grow for TwinCity Driving Show
Eighteen entries are listed for Thursday’s matinee races at Ninth Street track, TwinCity Driving Association. The lineup spans 2:85 pace, 2:40 trot, and free-for-all pace with horses from Davenport Marion Muscatine and nearby towns, including J Hutchinson Alex Raymond Allen Bros. Z Chandler Ed Ward Perry Hay and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TwinCi Driving Association
Ninth Street Track
Alex Raymond
George Peykell
Davenport
Pat Alma
Allen Bros
Marion
Iowa
May C
H. Meyer
Ethel Pateh
Z. Chandler Marion
J. M
J. Monroe
Jessie Edgington
Ainsworth
Joe Cannon
Fred Cannon
Washington
JP. W
J. Hutchinson
Moline
the Baritone
Allen Brog
Glanco
Lady S
Ed Ward
Mol Vanilla
Herman BankgfReek Island
PACE
Orlo H
Perry Hay
Graff
Dick Yates
Lee Bur
Muscatine
Harry L
J. Feeney
Daport
Illinois Verdig Case Seeds Colorado Court Override
Pueblo July 1 District Judge Essex set aside the Illinois court judgment in E Vennum against J A Holmberg and C Scott for 869 dollars. The Colorado judge said he can overturn another state court when injustice might be done the litigant. Baltimore Bank Fails McKim brokerage house placed in receivership no assets or liabilities stated.
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Colorado
Pueblo
Colo
Jude
Essex
Illinois
E. _Vennum
J. A. Holmberg
Baltimore Bank
Baltimore
McKim
Recedy J
Experiments With Substitutes for Coal Boost Steel Output
Pittsburg July 1 experiments at Edgar Thomson plant Braddock show coal replaced by gas fuels cuts in cost per ton. United States Steel plans spending about 100 engines scrapped or repurposed over 2 3 years. New Gary plant will install 20 engines at 150000 each with vast gas pipe system to power furnaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
Edgar Thomson
Corporation
Braddock
St. Louis
Steel Corporation
Gary
Ind
Elks Concert Fundraiser At Tower With Albert Petersen
A local Elks concert under Albert Petersen will raise funds to send delegations. This afternoon the same band performs with Mrs. C Tennis as soloist. The program includes Twenty first Annual Reunion march, Tancred overture, selections from The Singing Girls, Visions of Beautiful Women, Spanish Serenade, Merrily We Roll Along, Faust fantasia, and excerpts from George Washington with Mrs. C C Tennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Petersen
Tower
Grand Lodge
Elis
Philadelphia
Tancred
Singing Girls
Herbert Waltz
Hanroar
Tolit
Sehleifarth
May Sutton Wins Again In Wimbledon Open Singles
London July 1 May Sutton of California won the ladies open championship singles in the all England tennis championships defeating Miss Meyer. Beals C Wright and Early H Behr Americans defeated A W Gore and Jon Barrett in doubles. Steamer activity noted with Diamond Jo line schedules and local arrivals at the Seventeenth Street landing.
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Sidney
Seventeenth Street
Moline
St. Paul
St. Louis
Quincy
Dubuque
May Sutton
London
Wimbledon
California
Miss Meyer
Beals C. Wright
Early H. Behr
A. W. Gore
Jon Barrett
Three Break Jail By Blanking Lock With Blanket
Three inmates gang as three colored men Lee Johnson and Emmet Harde escape from Scott county jail after breaking a cell lock with a blanket. Lee Lee Lee was hurt attempting to board a Rock Island train and Simmons captured later at Ottawa. Hodge missing. Johnson uninjured.
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Jack Johnson
Toy Lee
Emmet Harde
Scott County
Lee
Simmons
Ottawa
Hodge
Sunshine Outfitters
Pratn
Rock Island
Harrison Street
Tledge
Johnson
Wait for Oil Head in Rockefeller Case Delayed by Secrecy
Chicago July 1 District Attorney Sims imposes strict secrecy on all persons connected with the case to bring John D Rockefeller into court next Saturday. If subpoena service fails, the hearing will be continued until Rockefeller is properly summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
Sims
Rockefeller
Queen Receives Delegates at The Hague Peace Reception
Queen Wilhelmina hosted peace conference delegates at the royal palace in The Hague. She spoke briefly with each envoy during a formal audience this morning as the summit progresses.
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The
Hague
the Hague
Wilhelmina
Royal Palace
Surplus for Fiscal Year Ends With Record Customs
Washington July 1 Surplus for the just closed fiscal year nears 87.1 million dollars a record balance with income at 665.2 million and expenditures 578.4 million Customs and internal revenue drive the gains while last year’s totals were 589.6 million receipts and 568 million expenditures. New York port notes show duties up about 23 million over the prior year with total receipts around 23 million higher across all sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interston
New York
York
Stranazhan
Falkenburg Stone Unveiled at Fairmount Cemetery
Denver July 1 Woodmen of the World unveiled a grand monument to F A Falkenburg late head consul at Fairmount cemetery with full ritual amid pomp while his daughter Mrs Falkenburg Fallis fights in district court to stop use of her father's name on the monument and keep the body from being moved.
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Denver
Col
Fairmount Cemetery
Woodmen of the World
F. A. Falkenburg
Test Law To Aid State Of Tourist Class
Chicago July 1 The vagrant act faces a likely swift constitutional test as Dr. Ben J. Reitman aims to take the issue to the supreme court. The Brotherhood Welfare Association has hired Charles W. Espey to defend hobos and pursue higher court review, with further action anticipated from gamblers, pickpockets, and other disorderly figures may be swept into the police net. If police arrest all vagrants in Chicago the tally could reach about 200.
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Chicago
Tinois
Supreme Court
Brotherhood Welfare Association
Reitman
Charles W. Espey
Strike Breakers Arrive In Chicago Turmoil
Dr Reitman warns of growing trouble as 000 men arrive with authorities counting 60 000 hobos 9 000 bums 2 500 tramps and others. He supports a vagrancy law though says new police arrest on view is unfair in the Chicago context.
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Reitman
Chicago
First Strike Breakers Arrive In Telegraph War
In Reno and San Francisco the telegraph operators strike, with two Reno workers quitting and a wave of strike breakers arriving from Chicago and other cities to fill vacancies. Postal and Western Union report most staff replaced, while St Louis plumbers strike over wage hikes.
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San Francisco
Postal and Western Union
Santa Fe
South Pacific Overland
Chicago
Cincinnati
Omaha
Des Moines
Kansas City
Postal Company
Newunion
Telegraphers Union
Postal
Storrer
Miller
Western Union
St. Louis
Francis Murphy Dies at 71 After Temperance Crusade
Francis Murphy, famed temperance advocate and Civil War veteran, died at his daughter’s Los Angeles home at 71. His sons, including Lieutenant Governor Robert Murphy of Pennsylvania, arrived from Philadelphia, Williamsport, and Johnstown as the family rejoined and heard his final words. Murphy had long promoted abstinence and wished to live to 100, believing his work improved thousands of homes. He was a son-in-law of J R Johnston, formerly of the city and now in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Francis Murphy
Waylam Trask
Murphy
Edward Murphy
Philadelphia
William Murphy
Williamsburg
Robert Murphy
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
John F. Murphy
Francis
J. R. Johnston
Maine
Cruise Promises a Lofty Lake Michigan Voyage
Letter from the U S St Dorothea in Lake Michigan cruising toward Milwaukee amid smooth waters and music. The ship’s writer notes a lively voyage with an on board orchestra and plans to visit more points, inviting letters to Rock Island Naval Reserves in Chicago. Also report of a lynching of Doc Posey in Dalton Georgia after assaulting his stepdaughter.
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U. S. St. Dorothea
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Jake
Mason
Eagle Quartet
Imperial Equartet
Rock Island Naval Reserves
Michigan Avenue
C. Herbert
Seasonal crop report shows wide deficits across staples
Representative Thomas Campbell's report to the department of agriculture notes corn at 80 percent of last year’s acreage and 75 percent condition, oats 85 percent, apples 60 percent, Irish potatoes 9 percent planted with 95 percent condition, timothy 80 percent, pasture 94 percent, peaches 20 percent, grapes 4 percent, cabbages 0 percent, onions 80 percent, and strawberries at 80 percent of a full crop.
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Thomas Campbell
Department of Stericulture
No Delay at Watertown Plan Won’t Delay Hospital Improvements
Watertown hospital superintendent W E Taylor says the new method of paying the appropriation agreed by the governor and state board of charities will not affect planned improvements. The institution has a $50,000 fund surplus and the $100,000 sanitarium final payment is not due until next year as completion cannot occur in less than 12 months.
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W. E. Taylor
Watertown Hospital
State Board of Charities
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McCraw
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Lovie
Leving
Lovington
Infinity
Theodore Estes
Tria
Jmiy Anellot
Forman McCrawaid
Phallas
J. Hutchingon
Andy
Andy Pearson
Tomake Steel
United States Corporation
Chili
Geodetic Survey Service
Cheltonville, Md
Silk
Chile
Santiago
C. C
Petersen
Faust
Gounod
George Washington
IBIG
Diamond Jo
Sidney and
St. Paul Pass
Bastile
Falkenburg
Woodmen of World
Hobo
Frisco
Reno
Navy
Fair Oaks
Milwaukee
Dalton
Doc Posey
Whitfield County
Campbell
Watertown
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